Spanish words: videocasetera to villero

Spanish words videocasetera to villero

1. videocasetera noun [bið̞eokaseˈt̪eɾa]: VCR
2. videocasetero noun: VCR
3. videocharla noun /ˌbideoˈt͡ʃaɾla/: video chat
4. videochat noun /ˌbideoˈt͡ʃat/: videochat
5. videocinta noun: videotape
6. videoclip noun /bideoˈklip/: music video
7. videoclub noun /ˌbideoˈklub/: video rental shop (business where one can rent and sometimes buy recorded home videos)
8. videocolonoscopía noun: videocolonoscopy
9. videocolumna noun: televised periodical
10. videoconferencia noun /ˌbideokonfeˈɾenθja/: video conference, videoconference
11. videoconsola noun /bideokonˈsola/: video game console
12. videocontrol noun /ˌbideokonˈtɾol/: video surveillance
13. videoconversación noun: videochat
14. videocreación noun: video creation
15. videodanza noun: dance film
16. videodisco noun /bideoˈdisko/: laserdisc; video disc
17. videoenlace noun: videolink
18. videoensayista noun /bideoensaˈʝista/: video essayist
19. videoensayo noun /bideoenˈsaʝo/: video essay
20. videofrecuencia noun /ˌbideofɾeˈkwenθja/: video frequency
21. videograbación noun: video recording
22. videograbado verb /bideoɡɾaˈbado/: past participle of videograbar
23. videograbador noun: VCR; videocassette recorder
24. videograbadora noun [bið̞eoɣ̞ɾaβ̞aˈð̞oɾa]: VCR; videocassette recorder
25. videograbando verb [bið̞eoɣ̞ɾaˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of videograbar
26. videograbar verb /ˌbideoɡɾaˈbaɾ/: to videotape or record on video
27. videografía noun: videography
28. videográfico adjective, noun /ˌbideoˈɡɾafiko/: videographic
29. videógrafo noun [bið̞eˈoɣ̞ɾafo]: videographer
30. videograma noun /bideoˈɡɾama/: videogram
31. videohome noun: B-movie
32. videoinstalación noun: video installation
33. videojuego noun /ˌbideoˈxweɡo/: video game
34. videojuego de rol multijugador masivo en línea noun /bideoˌxweɡo de ˌrol multixuɡaˌdoɾ maˌsibo en ˈlinea/: massively multiplayer online role-playing game
35. videojuegos de rol multijugador masivo en línea noun: plural of videojuego de rol multijugador masivo en línea
36. videojugador noun /ˌbideoxuɡaˈdoɾ/: gamer, video game player
37. videolit noun [bið̞eoˈlit̪]
38. videollamada noun /ˌbideoʝaˈmada/: video call
39. videomapping noun: video mapping
40. videomarcador noun /ˌbideomaɾkaˈdoɾ/: video scoreboard
41. videomensaje noun: video message
42. videópera noun [bið̞eˈopeɾa]
43. videoportero noun [bið̞eopoɾˈt̪eɾo]: video doorphone, video entryphone, video intercom, video door entry
44. videoproyector noun /bideopɾoʝeɡˈtoɾ/: video projector
45. videoserie noun: video series
46. videostreaming noun: video streaming
47. videoteca noun /ˌbideoˈteka/: video library
48. videotecnológico adjective: video-technological
49. videoteléfono noun /ˌbideoteˈlefono/: videophone
50. videotutorial noun: video tutorial
51. videovigilancia noun /bideobixiˈlanθja/: video surveillance, video monitoring, CCTV
52. vidia noun [ˈbið̞ja]
53. vidiago noun /biˈdjaɡo/: a soft cheese from Asturias, Spain, made from cow milk
54. vidita noun /biˈdita/: diminutive of vida
55. vidorra noun [biˈð̞ora]: an easy, comfortable life
56. Vidorreta proper noun [bið̞oˈret̪a]
57. vidorria noun [biˈð̞orja]: dog's life (miserable life)
58. vidriada noun, verb /biˈdɾjada/: feminine singular of vidriado
59. vidriado adjective, noun, verb /biˈdɾjado/: glazing
60. vidriando verb [biˈð̞ɾjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vidriar
61. vidriándose verb [biˈð̞ɾjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of vidriar combined with se
62. vidriar verb /biˈdɾjaɾ/: to glaze
63. vidriarse verb [biˈð̞ɾjaɾse]: infinitive of vidriar combined with se
64. vidriera noun /biˈdɾjeɾa/: shop window
65. vidriería noun /bidɾjeˈɾia/: glaziery, glazier's shop, glazier's workshop
66. vidriero noun /biˈdɾjeɾo/: glazier
67. vidrio noun, verb /ˈbidɾjo/: glass (substance)
68. vidrioso adjective /biˈdɾjoso/: glassy
69. viduño noun /biˈduɲo/: a kind of grape or a certain quality of grape.
70. vidurria noun [biˈð̞urja]
71. Viedma proper noun /ˈbjema/: Viedma (a city, the capital of Río Negro province, Argentina)
72. vieira noun /ˈbjeiɾa/: scallop
73. vieja adjective, noun /ˈbjexa/: female equivalent of viejo
74. vieja del agua phrase [ˈbjexa ð̞el ˈaɣ̞wa]
75. vieja escuela noun: old school
76. viejales noun: old man, old chap
77. viejar verb [bjeˈxaɾ]
78. viejarrón adjective [bjexaˈrõn]
79. viejecito adjective, noun /bjexeˈθito/: diminutive of viejo, little old man, gramps, grams, granny, big mama, cheeser
80. viejera noun [bjeˈxeɾa]
81. viejísimo adjective [bjeˈxisimo]: superlative degree of viejo
82. viejismo noun /bjeˈxismo/: ageism
83. viejita adjective, noun /bjeˈxita/: green heron (Butorides virescens)
84. viejito adjective, noun /bjeˈxito/: diminutive of viejo
85. Viejito Pascuero phrase [bjeˈxit̪o pasˈkweɾo]
86. viejo adjective, noun /ˈbjexo/: old (having existed for a long time)
87. viejo choto phrase [ˈbjexo ˈt͡ʃot̪o]
88. viejo de monte noun: tayra
89. viejoven adjective, noun /bjeˈxoben/: said of a young person who acts like an elderly
90. viejujo noun /bjeˈxuxo/: pejorative of viejo: old fart, geezer
91. viejuno adjective [bjeˈxuno]
92. Vielma proper noun [ˈbjelma]
93. vien verb: apocopic form of viene
94. Viena proper noun /ˈbjena/: Vienna (the capital city of Austria)
95. viendo verb /ˈbjendo/: gerund of ver
96. viéndose verb /ˈbjendose/: gerund of ver combined with se
97. viene-viene interjection, noun [ˈbjene ˈβ̞jene]
98. vienense adjective [bjeˈnẽnse]
99. vienes adjective, noun, verb /bjeˈnes/: Viennese (of, from or relating to the city of Vienna, capital of Austria)
100. vienesa adjective, noun /bjeˈnesa/: female equivalent of vienés
101. vieneviene noun [bjeneˈβ̞jene]
102. Vientián proper noun [bjẽn̪ˈt̪jãn]: Vientiane
103. Vientiane proper noun [bjẽn̪ˈt̪jane]
104. vientista noun: wind instrumentalist
105. viento noun, verb /ˈbjento/: wind (movement of air)
106. viento blanco phrase [ˈbjẽn̪t̪o ˈβ̞lãŋko]
107. viento cortante phrase [ˈbjẽn̪t̪o koɾˈt̪ãn̪t̪e]
108. viento de proa noun: headwind
109. viento en popa adverb, noun, phrase [ˈbjẽn̪t̪o ẽn ˈpopa]: auspiciously, smoothly, successfully
110. viento estelar noun, phrase [ˈbjẽn̪t̪o est̪eˈlaɾ]: stellar wind
111. viento solar noun, phrase /ˌbjento soˈlaɾ/: solar wind
112. vientos adverb, interjection, noun /ˈbjentos/: synonym of bien
113. vientre noun /ˈbjentɾe/: abdomen
114. vientre de alquiler noun: surrogacy
115. viequense adjective, noun /bjeˈkense/: of, from or relating to Vieques (municipality of Puerto Rico)
116. Vieques proper noun /ˈbjekes/: an island and municipality of Puerto Rico.
117. viércoles noun [ˈbjeɾkoles]
118. viernes noun /ˈbjeɾnes/: Friday
119. Viernes Santo phrase [ˈbjeɾnes ˈsãn̪t̪o]
120. viernes trece phrase [ˈbjeɾnes ˈt̪ɾese]
121. vierteaguas noun /ˌbjeɾteˈaɡwas/: window sill
122. Viesca proper noun /ˈbjeska/: a surname
123. Vietnam proper noun /bjedˈnam/: Vietnam (a country in Southeast Asia)
124. vietnamita adjective, noun /bjednaˈmita/: Vietnamese
125. vietnamización noun: Vietnamisation
126. Vieytes proper noun [ˈbjejt̪es]
127. viga noun /ˈbiɡa/: timber, beam, rafter, girder
128. Vigalondo proper noun [biɣ̞aˈlõn̪d̪o]
129. Vigan proper noun /ˈbiɡan/: Vigan (a city, the provincial capital of Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Region, Luzon, Philippines)
130. vigencia noun /biˈxenθja/: validity, applicability
131. vigente adjective /biˈxente/: in force, in effect
132. vigésimo adjective, noun, number /biˈxesimo/: twentieth
133. vigésimo cuarto adjective /biˌxesimo ˈkwaɾto/: alternative spelling of vigesimocuarto (“twenty-fourth”)
134. vigésimo noveno adjective /biˌxesimo noˈbeno/: alternative spelling of vigesimonoveno (“twenty-ninth”)
135. vigésimo octavo adjective /biˌxesimo oɡˈtabo/: alternative spelling of vigesimoctavo (“twenty-eighth”)
136. vigésimo primer adjective: apocopic form of vigésimo primero (“twenty-first”)
137. vigésimo primero adjective /biˌxesimo pɾiˈmeɾo/: alternative spelling of vigesimoprimero (“twenty-first”)
138. vigésimo quinto adjective /biˌxesimo ˈkinto/: alternative spelling of vigesimoquinto (“twenty-fifth”)
139. vigésimo segundo adjective /biˌxesimoseˈɡundo/: alternative spelling of vigesimosegundo (“twenty-second”)
140. vigésimo séptimo adjective /biˌxesimo ˈsebtimo/: twenty-seventh
141. vigésimo sexto adjective /biˌxesimo ˈseɡsto/: twenty-sixth
142. vigésimo tercer adjective: apocopic form of vigésimo tercero (“twenty-third”)
143. vigésimo tercero adjective [biˈxesimo t̪eɾˈseɾo]: twenty-third
144. vigesimoctavo adjective, number /bixesimoɡˈtabo/: twenty-eighth
145. vigesimocuarto adjective, number /biˌxesimoˈkwaɾto/: twenty-fourth
146. vigesimonoveno adjective, number /biˌxesimonoˈbeno/: twenty-ninth
147. vigesimoprimer adjective [bixesimopɾiˈmeɾ]: apocopic form of vigesimoprimero (“twenty-first”)
148. vigesimoprimero adjective, number /biˌxesimopɾiˈmeɾo/: twenty-first
149. vigesimoquinto adjective, number /biˌxesimoˈkinto/: twenty-fifth
150. vigesimosegundo adjective, number /biˌxesimoseˈɡundo/: twenty-second
151. vigesimoséptimo adjective, number /biˌxesimoˈsebtimo/: twenty-seventh
152. vigesimosexto adjective, number /biˌxesimoˈseɡsto/: twenty-sixth
153. vigesimotercer adjective [bixesimot̪eɾˈseɾ]: apocopic form of vigesimotercero (“twenty-third”)
154. vigesimotercero adjective, number /biˌxesimoteɾˈθeɾo/: twenty-third
155. vigía noun, verb /biˈxia/: lookout, watchtower (a vantage point with a view of the surrounding area)
156. vigiado verb [biˈxjað̞o]: past participle of vigiar
157. vigiando verb [biˈxjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vigiar
158. vigiar verb /biˈxjaɾ/: to spy on (someone)
159. Vigil proper noun [biˈxil]
160. vigilabebés noun [bixilaβ̞eˈβ̞es]
161. vigilado verb /bixiˈlado/: past participle of vigilar
162. vigilancia noun /bixiˈlanθja/: vigilance, watchfulness (the state or quality of being watchful; alertness, vigilance or wakefulness)
163. vigilando verb [bixiˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vigilar
164. vigilante adjective, noun /bixiˈlante/: watchful, alert, wakeful
165. vigilante acostado phrase [bixiˈlãn̪t̪e akosˈt̪að̞o]
166. vigilante de seguridad noun, phrase [bixiˈlãn̪t̪e ð̞e seɣ̞uɾiˈð̞að̞]: bodyguard
167. vigilante jurado noun: bodyguard
168. vigilanteada noun [bixilãn̪t̪eˈað̞a]
169. vigilantear verb [bixilãn̪t̪eˈaɾ]
170. vigilantemente adverb /bixiˌlanteˈmente/: vigilantly
171. vigilantismo noun /bixilanˈtismo/: vigilantism
172. vigilar verb /bixiˈlaɾ/: to watch over
173. vigilia noun /biˈxilja/: wakefulness, being awake
174. vigitano adjective [bixiˈt̪ano]
175. Vigo proper noun /ˈbiɡo/: Vigo (a city in Galicia, Spain)
176. vigolero noun [biɣ̞oˈleɾo]
177. vigor noun /biˈɡoɾ/: vigor
178. vigorado verb [biɣ̞oˈɾað̞o]
179. vigorando verb [biɣ̞oˈɾãn̪d̪o]
180. vigorándose verb [biɣ̞oˈɾãn̪d̪ose]
181. vigorarse verb [biɣ̞oˈɾaɾse]
182. vigorexia noun /biɡoˈɾeɡsja/: bigorexia
183. vigoréxico adjective, noun: bigorexic
184. vigorizado verb [biɣ̞oɾiˈsað̞o]: past participle of vigorizar
185. vigorizando verb [biɣ̞oɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vigorizar
186. vigorizándose verb [biɣ̞oɾiˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of vigorizar combined with se
187. vigorizante adjective /biɡoɾiˈθante/: envigorating
188. vigorizar verb /biɡoɾiˈθaɾ/: to invigorate, to encourage
189. vigorizarse verb [biɣ̞oɾiˈsaɾse]: infinitive of vigorizar combined with se
190. vigorón noun: a traditional dish from Nicaragua, made of curtido, boiled yuca, and chicharrones wrapped in a banana leaf
191. vigorosamente adverb /biɡoˌɾosaˈmente/: vigorously
192. vigorosidad noun /biɡoɾosiˈdad/: vigorousness
193. vigorosísimo adjective [biɣ̞oɾoˈsisimo]: superlative degree of vigoroso
194. vigoroso adjective /biɡoˈɾoso/: vigorous
195. vigota noun: deadeye
196. Viguera proper noun [biˈɣ̞eɾa]
197. Vigueras proper noun [biˈɣ̞eɾas]
198. viguería noun: (set of) beams; girders
199. vigués adjective, noun /biˈɡes/: of, from or relating to the city of Vigo, Galicia, Spain
200. vigueta noun /biˈɡeta/: beam
201. Viguri proper noun [biˈɣ̞uɾi]
202. VIH abbreviation, noun /ˌube ˌi ˈat͡ʃe/: HIV (human immunodeficiency virus)
203. VIH negativo adjective: HIV negative
204. VIH positivo adjective: HIV positive
205. vihuela noun /biˈwela/: vihuela
206. vihuelista noun: vihuelist
207. Vijande proper noun [biˈxãn̪d̪e]
208. viking noun: alternative form of vikingo
209. vikingo adjective, noun /biˈkinɡo/: viking
210. vil adjective /ˈbil/: mean, despicable, vile
211. Vila proper noun [ˈbila]
212. Vilalta proper noun [biˈlal̪t̪a]
213. vilamoviciano adjective, noun [bilamoβ̞iˈsjano]: Wymysorys, Vilamovian (language)
214. vilano noun /biˈlano/: thistledown
215. Vilaplana proper noun [bilaˈplana]
216. Vilar proper noun /biˈlaɾ/: a surname
217. vilayato noun: alternative form of valiato
218. vilca noun /ˈbilka/: Anadenanthera colubrina, a South American tree.
219. vilcabambino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Vilcabamba
220. Vilcanota proper noun /bilkaˈnota/: The Vilcanota mountain range.
221. Vilches proper noun [ˈbilʲt͡ʃes]
222. Vílchez proper noun /ˈbilt͡ʃeθ/: a surname
223. Vilda proper noun [ˈbil̪d̪a]
224. Vildósola proper noun [bil̪ˈd̪osola]
225. vilela adjective, noun [biˈlela]: Vilela
226. vileza noun /biˈleθa/: vileness
227. vilipendiado verb /bilipenˈdjado/: past participle of vilipendiar
228. vilipendiando verb [bilipẽn̪ˈd̪jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vilipendiar
229. vilipendiar verb /bilipenˈdjaɾ/: to vilify
230. vilipendio noun, verb /biliˈpendjo/: first-person singular present indicative of vilipendiar
231. vilipendioso adjective /bilipenˈdjoso/: contemptible
232. villa noun /ˈbiʝa/: small town
233. villa miseria noun, phrase /ˌbiʝa miˈseɾja/: shantytown
234. villabarquín noun [biʝaβ̞aɾˈkĩn]
235. Villablanca proper noun /biʝaˈblanka/: Villablanca (a town and municipality of Huelva, Andalusia, Spain)
236. Villabona proper noun [biʝaˈβ̞ona]
237. villaclareño adjective, noun /biʝaklaˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to the province of Villa Clara, Cuba
238. Villacorta proper noun [biʝaˈkoɾt̪a]: a surname
239. Villadiego proper noun: a town in Burgos
240. Villaflor proper noun [biʝaˈfloɾ]
241. Villafranca proper noun /biʝaˈfɾanka/: a surname from Catalan
242. villafranquino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Villafranca del Bierzo
243. Villafuerte proper noun /biʝaˈfweɾte/: a surname
244. Villagómez proper noun [biʝaˈɣ̞omes]
245. Villagra proper noun [biˈʝaɣ̞ɾa]
246. Villagrán proper noun /biʝaˈɡɾan/: a surname
247. Villahermosa proper noun [biʝaeɾˈmosa]
248. villahermosino adjective [biʝaeɾmoˈsino]
249. villaje noun /biˈʝaxe/: small village, hamlet
250. Villalba proper noun /biˈʝalba/: Villalba (a municipality in Lugo, Galicia, Spain)
251. villalbés adjective, noun /biʝalˈbes/: of, from or relating to Villalba
252. Villalobos proper noun /biʝaˈlobos/: a surname
253. Villalón proper noun [biˈʝalõn]
254. Villalonga proper noun [biʝaˈlõŋga]
255. Villalta proper noun [biˈʝal̪t̪a]
256. villalvarense adjective, noun /biʝalbaˈɾense/: of, from or relating to Villa de Álvarez
257. Villamar proper noun /biʝaˈmaɾ/: a surname
258. villamariense adjective, noun /biʝamaˈɾjense/: of, from or relating to Villa María, Córdoba
259. Villamayor proper noun [biʝamaˈʝoɾ]
260. Villamil proper noun /biʝaˈmil/: a surname
261. Villán proper noun [biˈʝãn]
262. villanamente adverb /biˌʝanaˈmente/: uncouthly
263. villancico noun /biʝanˈθiko/: villancico (traditional Spanish or Portuguese folk song)
264. villanesco adjective [biʝaˈnesko]
265. villanía noun /biʝaˈnia/: villainy
266. villano adjective, noun /biˈʝano/: peasant
267. villanovense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Villanueva
268. Villanueva proper noun /biʝaˈnweba/: a surname
269. Villaplana proper noun [biʝaˈplana]
270. villar noun /biˈʝaɾ/: hamlet
271. Villareal proper noun /biʝaɾeˈal/: a surname
272. Villarejo proper noun [biʝaˈɾexo]
273. villareño adjective, noun: of or from a villa
274. Villarino proper noun /biʝaˈɾino/: a surname from Galician
275. Villaroel proper noun [biʝaɾoˈel]
276. Villarreal proper noun /biʝareˈal/: Villarreal (a city in Castellón, Spain)
277. villarrealense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Villarreal
278. Villarrica proper noun /biʝaˈrika/: Villarrica (a commune and city in Villarrica, Chile)
279. villarrobletano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Villarrobledo
280. Villarroel proper noun /biʝaroˈel/: a surname
281. Villarta proper noun [biˈʝaɾt̪a]
282. Villasana proper noun [biʝaˈsana]
283. Villasante proper noun [biʝaˈsãn̪t̪e]
284. Villaseca proper noun [biʝaˈseka]
285. Villaseñor proper noun /biʝaseˈɲoɾ/: a surname
286. Villatoro proper noun [biʝaˈt̪oɾo]
287. Villaverde proper noun /biʝaˈbeɾde/: a habitational surname
288. villavesa noun: bus
289. Villavicencio proper noun /biʝabiˈθenθjo/: a surname
290. Villaviciosa proper noun /biʝabiˈθjosa/: a town in central eastern Asturias
291. villazgo noun /biˈʝaθɡo/: city or town status
292. Villeda proper noun [biˈʝeð̞a]
293. Villega proper noun [biˈʝeɣ̞a]
294. Villegas proper noun /biˈʝeɡas/: a surname
295. Villela proper noun [biˈʝela]
296. Villena proper noun /biˈʝena/: a city in Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain
297. villenense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Villena
298. villense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Las Villas, Salamanca
299. villerismo noun [biʝeˈɾismo]
300. villero adjective, noun /biˈʝeɾo/: slumdog; especially from a villa miseria

Part 7 · Part 9 · 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.