Spanish words: variadamente to vejador

Spanish words variadamente to vejador

1. variadamente adverb: variously
2. variádico adjective [baˈɾjað̞iko]
3. variado adjective, verb /baˈɾjado/: diverse, varied
4. variador adjective, noun [baɾjaˈð̞oɾ]: varying
5. variador de velocidad phrase [baɾjaˈð̞oɾ ð̞e β̞elosiˈð̞að̞]
6. variancia noun /baˈɾjanθja/: alternative spelling of varianza
7. variando verb [baˈɾjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of variar
8. variante adjective, noun /baˈɾjante/: varying
9. varianza noun /baˈɾjanθa/: variance
10. variar verb /baˈɾjaɾ/: to alter, vary, change
11. variarse verb [baˈɾjaɾse]: infinitive of variar combined with se
12. varicap noun [baɾiˈkap]
13. varice noun /baˈɾiθe/: alternative form of variz
14. varicela noun /baɾiˈθela/: chicken pox
15. variceleta noun [baɾiseˈlet̪a]
16. varicoso adjective /baɾiˈkoso/: varicose
17. variedad noun /baɾjeˈdad/: variety
18. variedades noun /baɾjeˈdades/: plural of variedad
19. variegación noun [baɾjeɣ̞aˈsjõn]: variegation
20. variegado adjective /baɾjeˈɡado/: variegated
21. varietal adjective, noun /baɾjeˈtal/: varietal
22. varieté noun [baɾjeˈt̪e]
23. varietés noun [baɾjeˈt̪es]
24. varilarguero noun /baɾilaɾˈɡeɾo/: picador
25. varilla noun /baˈɾiʝa/: spoke, rib
26. varillaje noun /baɾiˈʝaxe/: spokes (of an object, e.g. a fan, whisk, umbrella)
27. varillazo noun [baɾiˈʝaso]
28. varillero noun /baɾiˈʝeɾo/: Any of various birds on the genera Agelasticus and Chrysomus.
29. varillero aliamarillo noun /baɾiˌʝeɾo aljamaˈɾiʝo/: Yellow-winged blackbird (Agelasticus thilius)
30. varillero capuchino noun /baɾiˌʝeɾo kapuˈt͡ʃino/: Yellow-hooded blackbird (Chrysomus icterocephalus)
31. varillero congo noun /baɾiˌʝeɾo ˈkonɡo/: Chestnut-capped blackbird (Chrysomus ruficapillus)
32. varillero negro noun /baɾiˌʝeɾo ˈneɡɾo/: Unicolored blackbird (Agelasticus cyanopus)
33. varillero ojipálido noun /baɾiˌʝeɾo oxiˈpalido/: Pale-eyed blackbird (Agelasticus xanthophthalmus)
34. varió adjective, noun, verb /ˈbaɾjo/: various
35. variocolor adjective: multicolored
36. variograma noun: variogram
37. Variola proper noun [baˈɾjola]
38. variolación noun: variolation
39. variolado adjective [baɾjoˈlað̞o]
40. variolar adjective [baɾjoˈlaɾ]
41. variolariado adjective [baɾjolaˈɾjað̞o]
42. variolarina noun [baɾjolaˈɾina]
43. variolario adjective [baɾjoˈlaɾjo]
44. variolina noun [baɾjoˈlina]
45. variolita noun [baɾjoˈlit̪a]
46. variolización noun: variolation
47. varioloide adjective [baɾjoˈlojð̞e]
48. varioloso adjective [baɾjoˈloso]
49. variómetro noun: variometer
50. variopinto adjective /baɾjoˈpinto/: multicoloured, colorful
51. varios adjective, determiner, noun /ˈbaɾjos/: various, several
52. variscita noun [baɾiˈsit̪a]
53. varisco adjective /baˈɾisko/: Variscan
54. varistor noun [baɾisˈt̪oɾ]
55. varita noun /baˈɾita/: wand (hand-held narrow rod)
56. varita de San José noun: onionweed
57. varita de virtudes noun, phrase [baˈɾit̪a ð̞e β̞iɾˈt̪uð̞es]: magic wand
58. varita mágica noun /baˌɾita ˈmaxika/: magic wand
59. variz noun /baˈɾiθ/: varicose vein (abnormally swollen or dilated vein)
60. Varna proper noun [ˈbaɾna]
61. varo adjective, noun, verb /ˈbaɾo/: varus (abnormally turned inward, especially of the foot)
62. varón noun /baˈɾon/: person of male sex
63. Varona proper noun /baˈɾona/: a surname from Basque
64. varonía noun: male line
65. varonil adjective /baɾoˈnil/: manly
66. varonilidad noun /baɾoniliˈdad/: manliness, masculinity; manhood
67. varonilmente adverb [baɾoˌnilˈmẽn̪t̪e]: in a manly manner
68. varraqueado verb [barakeˈað̞o]
69. varraqueando verb [barakeˈãn̪d̪o]
70. Varsovia proper noun /baɾˈsobja/: Warsaw (the capital city of Poland; the capital city of Masovian Voivodeship)
71. varsoviano adjective, noun /baɾsoˈbjano/: Varsovian (of, from or relating to the city of Warsaw, capital of Poland)
72. ¿vas a llevar chivos pa' Coro? proverb [ˈbas a ʝeˈβ̞aɾ ˈt͡ʃiβ̞os ˈpa ˈkoɾo]
73. vas a seguir Abigaíl proverb [ˈbas a seˈɣ̞iɾ aβ̞iɣ̞aˈil]
74. vasallage noun: alternative spelling of vasallaje; vassalage
75. vasallaje noun /basaˈʝaxe/: vassalage
76. vasallático adjective: vassal
77. vasallo adjective, noun /baˈsaʝo/: vassal, serving
78. vasar noun [baˈsaɾ]
79. vasco adjective, noun /ˈbasko/: Basque
80. vascófilo noun /basˈkofilo/: expert in Basque studies
81. vascofobia noun [baskoˈfoβ̞ja]
82. vascófono adjective, noun /basˈkofono/: Basque-speaking
83. vascofrancés adjective, noun /baskofɾanˈθes/: of, from or relating to the French Basque Country
84. vascohablante adjective, noun /baskoaˈblante/: Basque-speaking
85. vascoiberismo noun: a theory that there is a phylogenetic link between the Iberian and Basque languages
86. vascón adjective, noun /basˈkon/: Vascon
87. vasconavarro adjective, noun /baskonaˈbaro/: of or connecting the Basque Country and Navarre
88. vasconcelista adjective /baskonθeˈlista/: of José Vasconcelos (a Spanish writer); Vasconcelos's
89. Vasconcelos proper noun /baskonˈθelos/: a surname from Portuguese
90. vascongado adjective, noun /baskonˈɡado/: Basque
91. Vasconia proper noun /basˈkonja/: land of the Vascones
92. vascónico adjective [basˈkoniko]
93. vasconización noun /baskoniθaˈθjon/: Basquisation
94. vascoparlante adjective, noun /baskopaɾˈlante/: Basque-speaking
95. vascuence adjective, noun /basˈkwenθe/: of the Basque language
96. vascular adjective /baskuˈlaɾ/: vascular
97. vascularización noun: vascularization
98. vascularizar verb /baskulaɾiˈθaɾ/: to vascularize
99. vasculatura noun: vasculature
100. vasculitis noun /baskuˈlitis/: vasculitis
101. vasculonervioso adjective: vasculonervous
102. vasculopatía noun: vasculopathy
103. vasectomía noun /baseɡtoˈmia/: vasectomy
104. vaselina noun /baseˈlina/: vaseline, petroleum jelly, petrolatum
105. vasija noun /baˈsixa/: vessel, container (object made to hold liquid or another substance that can be held in the hand)
106. vasito noun [baˈsit̪o]: small drinking glass
107. vaso noun, prefix /ˈbaso/: drinking glass
108. vaso comunicante noun /ˌbaso komuniˈkante/: communicating vessel
109. vaso de expansión noun: expansion tank
110. vaso de precipitados noun: any kind of beaker, or similar glass container used in a chemical laboratory
111. vaso linfático phrase [ˈbaso lĩɱˈfat̪iko]
112. vaso sanguíneo noun, phrase [ˈbaso sãŋˈgineo]: blood vessel
113. vasoactivo adjective /basoaɡˈtibo/: vasoactive
114. vasoconstricción noun /basokonstɾiɡˈθjon/: vasoconstriction
115. vasoconstrictor adjective, noun: vasoconstrictive
116. vasodilatación noun /basodilataˈθjon/: vasodilation
117. vasodilatador adjective, noun /basodilataˈdoɾ/: vasodilating
118. vasoespasmo noun /basoesˈpasmo/: vasospasm
119. vasomotor adjective: vasomotor
120. vasopresina noun: vasopressin
121. vasopresor noun /basopɾeˈsoɾ/: vasopressor
122. vasos comunicantes phrase [ˈbasos komuniˈkãn̪t̪es]
123. vasovagal adjective: vasovagal
124. vasovasostomía noun: vasovasostomy
125. vaspina noun /basˈpina/: vaspin
126. Vasques proper noun [ˈbaskes]
127. Vásquez proper noun /ˈbaskeθ/: a patronymical surname from Old Galician-Portuguese
128. vasquismo noun /basˈkismo/: Pro-Basque movement
129. vasquista noun: Supporter of Basquism
130. vástago noun /ˈbastaɡo/: shoot of a plant
131. vastamente adverb /ˌbastaˈmente/: vastly, immensely
132. vastedad noun /basteˈdad/: extension, width
133. vasto adjective, noun /ˈbasto/: vast
134. vasto externo noun: vastus lateralis, vastus externus
135. vasto interno noun: vastus medialis
136. vastoaductor adjective: vastoadductor
137. vataje noun /baˈtaxe/: wattage
138. vate noun /ˈbate/: prophetic poet, vates
139. váter noun /ˈbateɾ/: toilet, WC
140. vaticanista adjective, noun /batikaˈnista/: Vatican correspondent
141. vaticano adjective, noun /batiˈkano/: Vatican (pertaining to the Vatican)
142. vaticinado verb /batiθiˈnado/: past participle of vaticinar
143. vaticinador adjective [bat̪isinaˈð̞oɾ]
144. vaticinando verb [bat̪isiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vaticinar
145. vaticinar verb /batiθiˈnaɾ/: to predict, vaticinate
146. vaticinio noun /batiˈθinjo/: prediction
147. vatímetro noun: wattmeter
148. vatio noun /ˈbatjo/: alternative form of watt
149. vato noun /ˈbato/: guy; dude; boyfriend; significant other
150. vatu noun [ˈbat̪u]
151. váucher noun [ˈbawt͡ʃeɾ]
152. vaupense adjective, noun [bawˈpẽnse]: of, from or relating to Vaupés
153. Vaupés proper noun /bauˈpes/: a department of Colombia
154. vautro noun /ˈbautɾo/: Baccharis concava
155. vav noun /ˈbab/: vav; the Hebrew letter ו
156. vávula noun /ˈbabula/: valve
157. vaya adjective, interjection, noun, verb /ˈbaʝa/: expresses surprise: wow!, why, oh!, whoa!, well!, man!, boy!
158. vaya con Dios phrase /ˌbaʝa kon ˈdjos/: Godspeed
159. vaya por caso adverb: for instance; for example
160. vaya por Dios phrase /ˌbaʝa poɾ ˈdjos/: for God's sake
161. vaya tela phrase /ˌbaʝa ˈtela/: wow!, oh my!
162. váyase usted a saber phrase: pronominal, explicit subject form of vaya a saber
163. väyrynenita noun /baiɾineˈnita/: väyrynenite
164. Vázquez proper noun /ˈbaθkeθ/: a surname, variant of Vásquez
165. Vd. abbreviation, pronoun [ˈbð̞]: abbreviation of usted
166. vdd noun: abbreviation of verdad
167. VdG noun /ˌube de ˈxe/: initialism of violencia de género (“gender-based domestic violence”)
168. VDR abbreviation
169. vds pronoun: abbreviation of ustedes
170. ve noun, verb /ˈbe/: The name of the Latin script letter V/v.
171. ve a saber phrase /ˌbe a saˈbeɾ/: tuteo second-person informal form of a saber
172. ve baja noun, phrase [ˈbe ˈβ̞axa]: v (letter)
173. ve chica noun /ˌbe ˈt͡ʃika/: v (letter)
174. ve corta noun, phrase /ˌbe ˈkoɾta/: V (letter)
175. ve de vaca letter /ˌbe de ˈbaka/: the letter V, so called to distinguish it from be de burro, the letter B
176. ve doble noun, phrase /ˌbe ˈdoble/: The name of the Latin script letter W/w.
177. vea adverb, verb /beˈa/: right?, isn't it? (question tag asking for confirmation)
178. Vea Murguia phrase [ˈbea ˈmuɾɣ̞ja]
179. vecera noun /beˈθeɾa/: female equivalent of vecero
180. vecero adjective, noun /beˈθeɾo/: regular; patron
181. veces noun, preposition, verb /ˈbeθes/: by, times (multiplication)
182. Veci proper noun [ˈbesi]
183. vecinal adjective /beθiˈnal/: local
184. vecinalista adjective: of or pertaining to a neighbourhood
185. vecindad noun /beθinˈdad/: vicinity
186. vecindario noun /beθinˈdaɾjo/: neighbourhood
187. vecine noun /beˈθine/: neighbour
188. vecino adjective, noun /beˈθino/: neighbour (a person living on adjacent or nearby land)
189. vector noun /beɡˈtoɾ/: vector
190. vector nulo phrase [bekˈt̪oɾ ˈnulo]
191. vector propio noun, phrase [bekˈt̪oɾ ˈpɾopjo]: eigenvector
192. vector unitario noun: unit vector
193. vectorial adjective /beɡtoˈɾjal/: vectorial
194. vectorialmente adverb /beɡtoˌɾjalˈmente/: vectorially
195. vectorización noun /beɡtoɾiθaˈθjon/: vectorization
196. vectorizar verb: to vectorize/vectorise
197. veda noun, verb /ˈbeda/: prohibition, ban
198. vedado adjective, noun, verb /beˈdado/: banned, forbidden
199. vedando verb /beˈdando/: gerund of vedar
200. vedar verb /beˈdaɾ/: to ban, prohibit
201. vedegambre noun /bedeˈɡambɾe/: hellebore
202. vedeja noun /beˈdexa/: long hair
203. vedera noun [beˈð̞eɾa]
204. vedete noun /beˈdete/: protagonist, star
205. vedetina noun [beð̞eˈt̪ina]
206. vedetismo noun /bedeˈtismo/: stardom, superstardom
207. vedette noun [beˈð̞et̪]: alternative spelling of vedete
208. vedettismo noun: alternative spelling of vedetismo
209. Vedia proper noun [ˈbeð̞ja]
210. védico adjective, noun /ˈbediko/: Vedic (of or relating to the Vedas)
211. vedija noun /beˈdixa/: tuft of wool
212. vedismo noun [beˈð̞ismo]
213. vedutismo noun [beð̞uˈt̪ismo]
214. veedor adjective, noun /beeˈdoɾ/: looking, observing
215. veeduría noun: oversight committee
216. veer verb [beˈeɾ]
217. vega noun /ˈbeɡa/: meadow
218. vegada noun /beˈɡada/: synonym of vez
219. vegadas noun, preposition /beˈɡadas/: times, by (multiplication)
220. veganesa noun: veganaise
221. veganismo noun /beɡaˈnismo/: veganism
222. vegano adjective, noun /beˈɡano/: vegan (relating to vegans or veganism)
223. vegasino adjective [beɣ̞aˈsino]
224. Vegecio proper noun /beˈxeθjo/: Vegetius
225. vegetable adjective, noun: vegetable
226. vegetación noun /bexetaˈθjon/: vegetation
227. vegetación adenoide phrase [bexet̪aˈsjõn að̞eˈnojð̞e]
228. vegetacional adjective /bexetaθjoˈnal/: vegetational
229. vegetado verb /bexeˈtado/: past participle of vegetar
230. vegetal adjective, noun /bexeˈtal/: plant; vegetal
231. vegetando verb [bexeˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vegetar
232. vegetándose verb [bexeˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]
233. vegetar verb /bexeˈtaɾ/: to vegetate
234. vegetarianismo noun [bexet̪aɾjaˈnismo]: vegetarianism
235. vegetariano adjective, noun /bexetaˈɾjano/: vegetarian
236. vegetarse verb [bexeˈt̪aɾse]
237. vegetativamente adverb: vegetatively
238. vegetativo adjective /bexetaˈtibo/: vegetative
239. vegueño adjective, noun /beˈɡeɲo/: Las Vegan (of, from or relating to the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, United States)
240. veguense adjective, noun /beˈɡense/: Las Vegan
241. veguer noun /beˈɡeɾ/: vicar, representative in northeast Spain, of the monarchy
242. veguería noun: a subdivision of the Principality of Catalonia during the Middle Ages
243. veguero adjective, noun /beˈɡeɾo/: lowland, low-lying
244. veguita noun [beˈɣ̞it̪a]
245. vehemencia noun /beeˈmenθja/: vehemence, zeal
246. vehemente adjective /beeˈmente/: vehement
247. vehementemente adverb /beeˌmenteˈmente/: vehemently
248. vehiculado verb [bejkuˈlað̞o]: past participle of vehicular
249. vehiculando verb [bejkuˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vehicular
250. vehicular adjective, verb /beikuˈlaɾ/: vehicular (of a vehicle)
251. vehicularse verb [bejkuˈlaɾse]: infinitive of vehicular combined with se
252. vehiculizar verb [bejkuliˈsaɾ]: to serve as a vehicle to
253. vehículo noun, verb /beˈikulo/: vehicle
254. vehículo eléctrico noun: electric vehicle
255. vehículo especial phrase [beˈikulo espeˈsjal]
256. vehículo prioritario phrase [beˈikulo pɾjoɾiˈt̪aɾjo]
257. veintavo adjective [bẽjn̪ˈt̪aβ̞o]
258. veinte noun, number /ˈbeinte/: twenty
259. veinte mil number /ˌbeinte ˈmil/: twenty thousand
260. veinteañero adjective, noun /beinteaˈɲeɾo/: twenty-something, twentyish (years old)
261. veinteavo adjective, noun /beinteˈabo/: twentieth
262. veintena adjective, noun [bẽjn̪ˈt̪ena]: twenty units, score
263. veintenario noun /beinteˈnaɾjo/: twentieth anniversary
264. veintenio noun [bẽjn̪ˈt̪enjo]
265. veinteno adjective, number [bẽjn̪ˈt̪eno]: twentieth
266. veintes noun: twenties
267. veintésimo number [bẽjn̪ˈt̪esimo]
268. veintetantos adjective: twentysomething
269. veinticinco noun, number /beintiˈθinko/: twenty-five
270. veinticincoavo adjective [bẽjn̪t̪isĩŋkoˈaβ̞o]
271. veinticuatro noun, number /beintiˈkwatɾo/: twenty-four
272. veinticuatroavo adjective [bẽjn̪t̪ikwat̪ɾoˈaβ̞o]
273. veintidós noun, number /beintiˈdos/: twenty-two
274. veintidosavo adjective, noun /beintidoˈsabo/: twenty-two, one of twenty-two equal parts
275. veintinueve noun, number /beintiˈnwebe/: twenty-nine
276. veintinueveavo adjective, noun [bẽjn̪t̪inweβ̞eˈaβ̞o]: twenty-ninth
277. veintiocho noun, number /beinˈtjot͡ʃo/: twenty-eight
278. veintiochoavo adjective, noun [bẽjn̪t̪jot͡ʃoˈaβ̞o]: twenty-eighth
279. veintipico number: twentysomething
280. veintipicos adjective: twentyish
281. veintipocos adjective: approximately twenty
282. veintiquince number /bentiˈkinθe/: A nonsense number.
283. veintiséis noun, number /beintiˈseis/: twenty-six
284. veintiseisavo adjective [bẽjn̪t̪isejˈsaβ̞o]
285. veintisiete noun, number /beintiˈsjete/: twenty-seven
286. veintisieteavo adjective [bẽjn̪t̪isjet̪eˈaβ̞o]
287. veintitantos number /beintiˈtantos/: twentysomething
288. veintitrés noun, number /beintiˈtɾes/: twenty-three
289. veintitresavo adjective [bẽjn̪t̪it̪ɾeˈsaβ̞o]
290. veintiún number /beinˈtjun/: apocopic form of veintiuno (“twenty-one”)
291. veintiuna noun: blackjack
292. veintiunavo adjective, noun [bẽjn̪t̪juˈnaβ̞o]: twenty-first
293. veintiúnico adjective, noun /beinˈtjuniko/: unique, singular
294. veintiuno noun, number /beinˈtjuno/: twenty-one
295. veisalgia noun [bejˈsalxja]: veisalgia, hangover
296. Veitia proper noun [ˈbejt̪ja]
297. Veizaga proper noun [bejˈsaɣ̞a]
298. vejación noun /bexaˈθjon/: harassment
299. vejado adjective, verb /beˈxado/: vexed
300. vejador adjective [bexaˈð̞oɾ]: vexatious, vexing

Part 2 · Part 4 · Spanish words: V

Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under V: 3,451 words, in 12 parts.