Spanish words: villiaumita to viscoelasticidad

Spanish words villiaumita to viscoelasticidad

1. villiaumita noun: villiaumite
2. villina noun /biˈʝina/: villin
3. villismo noun /biˈʝismo/: the support of, or rule of, Pancho Villa, a key figure of the Mexican independence
4. villista adjective, noun /biˈʝista/: of Pancho Villa (a leader of the Mexican Revolution, living 1878-1923); Pancho Villa's
5. villorrio noun /biˈʝorjo/: small town; one-horse town; hole
6. Villota proper noun [biˈʝot̪a]
7. Villouta proper noun [biˈʝowt̪a]
8. Vilma proper noun /ˈbilma/: a female given name from English
9. vilmente adverb /ˌbilˈmente/: cruelly, viciously
10. Vilna proper noun /ˈbilna/: Vilnius (the capital city of Lithuania)
11. vilnés adjective, noun /bilˈnes/: Vilnian (of, from or relating to Vilnius, Lithuania)
12. vilo noun /ˈbilo/: only used in en vilo (in the air; in suspense)
13. Viloria proper noun /biˈloɾja/: a surname, common in Venezuela
14. vilorta noun /biˈloɾta/: the sport of lacrosse
15. viloso adjective /biˈloso/: villous
16. viltroteado verb [bil̪t̪ɾot̪eˈað̞o]
17. viltroteando verb [bil̪t̪ɾot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
18. vimentina noun /bimenˈtina/: vimentin
19. viña noun /ˈbiɲa/: vineyard
20. viñador noun /biɲaˈdoɾ/: winegrower
21. vinago noun /biˈnaɡo/: green pigeon
22. vinagre noun /biˈnaɡɾe/: vinegar (a sour liquid formed by the fermentation of alcohol used as a condiment or preservative)
23. vinagre balsámico noun: balsamic vinegar
24. vinagrera noun /binaˈɡɾeɾa/: vinegar bottle; table cruet
25. vinagreta noun /binaˈɡɾeta/: vinaigrette
26. vinagrillo noun /binaˈɡɾiʝo/: weak vinegar
27. vinagrón noun: vinegary wine
28. vinajera noun /binaˈxeɾa/: cruet (small jug)
29. vinal noun /biˈnal/: Prosopis ruscifolia
30. Viñales proper noun /biˈɲales/: a town in Pinar del Río, Cuba
31. viñamarino adjective, noun [biɲamaˈɾino]: of, from or relating to the city of Viña del Mar, Valparaíso Region, Chile
32. vinario adjective /biˈnaɾjo/: wine
33. vinarocense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Vinaroz in the province of Castellón, Valencia, Spain
34. viñas y Juan Danzante phrase [ˈbiɲas i ˈxwãn̪ d̪ãnˈsãn̪t̪e]
35. vinatera adjective, noun /binaˈteɾa/: female equivalent of vinatero
36. vinatería noun: winery; wine shop
37. vinatero adjective, noun /binaˈteɾo/: winemerchant
38. vinático adjective [biˈnat̪iko]
39. viñátigo noun /biˈɲatiɡo/: Persea indica, a tree of Madeira and the Canary Islands.
40. vinaza noun /biˈnaθa/: vinasse
41. vinazo noun /biˈnaθo/: low-quality wine
42. vincapervinca noun: periwinkle
43. vinceño adjective, noun /binˈθeɲo/: of, from or relating to Vinces (city and canton of Ecuador)
44. vincha noun /ˈbint͡ʃa/: headband
45. vinchuca noun [bĩnʲˈt͡ʃuka]: the kissing bug Triatoma infestans
46. vincristina noun /binkɾisˈtina/: vincristine
47. vinculable adjective /binkuˈlable/: linkable
48. vinculación noun /binkulaˈθjon/: connection, link
49. vinculado verb /binkuˈlado/: past participle of vincular
50. vinculando verb [bĩŋkuˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vincular
51. vinculándose verb [bĩŋkuˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of vincular combined with se
52. vinculante adjective /binkuˈlante/: binding
53. vincular adjective, verb /binkuˈlaɾ/: to bind
54. vincular a proceso phrase [bĩŋkuˈlaɾ a pɾoˈseso]
55. vincularse verb [bĩŋkuˈlaɾse]: infinitive of vincular combined with se
56. vinculina noun /binkuˈlina/: vinculin
57. vínculo noun, verb /ˈbinkulo/: tie, bond (strong connection between people or groups of people)
58. vindicación noun /bindikaˈθjon/: vindication
59. vindicado verb /bindiˈkado/: past participle of vindicar
60. vindicador adjective [bĩn̪d̪ikaˈð̞oɾ]
61. vindicando verb [bĩn̪d̪iˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vindicar
62. vindicándose verb [bĩn̪d̪iˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of vindicar combined with se
63. vindicar verb /bindiˈkaɾ/: to vindicate
64. vindicarse verb [bĩn̪d̪iˈkaɾse]: infinitive of vindicar combined with se
65. vindicativo adjective [bĩn̪d̪ikaˈt̪iβ̞o]: vindictive
66. vindicta noun /binˈdiɡta/: vengeance
67. vindicta pública phrase [bĩn̪ˈd̪ikt̪a ˈpuβ̞lika]
68. vineado verb [bineˈað̞o]
69. vineando verb [bineˈãn̪d̪o]
70. vinear verb /bineˈaɾ/: to pry
71. viñedo noun /biˈɲedo/: vineyard (grape plantation)
72. viñero noun: vineyard owner
73. viñeta noun /biˈɲeta/: vignette
74. viñetista noun: vignettiste
75. Vinicio proper noun [biˈnisjo]
76. vinícola adjective, noun /biˈnikola/: winemaking, winegrowing
77. vinicultor noun /binikulˈtoɾ/: winemaker
78. vinicultura noun /binikulˈtuɾa/: viniculture
79. viniendo verb [biˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of venir
80. viniéndose verb [biˈnjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of venir combined with se
81. viniente adjective [biˈnjẽn̪t̪e]: next, upcoming, coming, inbound
82. vinífero adjective /biˈnifeɾo/: viniferous
83. vinificación noun /binifikaˈθjon/: vinification
84. vinificar verb /binifiˈkaɾ/: to vinify
85. vinílico adjective /biˈniliko/: vinyl (relating to vinyl)
86. vinilideno noun: vinylidene
87. vinillo noun: thin, weak wine
88. vinilo noun /biˈnilo/: vinyl
89. vinipel noun [biniˈpel]
90. vinito noun /biˈnito/: diminutive of vino
91. Vinka proper noun [ˈbĩŋka]
92. vino adjective, noun, verb /ˈbino/: wine (an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting grape juice, with an ABV ranging from 5.5–16%)
93. vino blanco noun, phrase /ˌbino ˈblanko/: white wine
94. vino caliente noun /ˌbino kaˈljente/: mulled wine
95. vino de coco noun: bahalina
96. vino de la casa noun: house wine
97. vino de mesa noun /ˌbino de ˈmesa/: table wine
98. vino de postre noun: dessert wine
99. vino espumoso noun /ˌbino espuˈmoso/: sparkling wine
100. vino navegado phrase [ˈbino naβ̞eˈɣ̞að̞o]
101. vino peleón noun, phrase [ˈbino peleˈõn]: cheap wine; plonk
102. vino rosado noun /ˌbino roˈsado/: rosé; rosé wine
103. vino tinto noun, phrase /ˌbino ˈtinto/: red wine
104. vinolento adjective: intoxicated by wine; wine-drunk
105. vinoso adjective /biˈnoso/: vinous; winy
106. vinoteca noun [binoˈt̪eka]: wine shop, winery
107. vinotinto noun: the Venezuela national football team
108. vinpocetina noun: vinpocetine
109. vintage adjective /ˈbintet͡ʃ/: vintage (classic, or old enough to be recognizably outdated but not old enough to be antique)
110. vintén noun [bĩn̪ˈt̪ẽn]
111. Viñuela proper noun [biˈɲwela]
112. viola noun, verb /ˈbjola/: viola (musical instrument)
113. viola matronal noun: dame's rocket
114. violáceo adjective /bjoˈlaθeo/: violaceous, violet-colored
115. violación noun /bjolaˈθjon/: violation
116. violación correctiva noun: corrective rape
117. violación curativa noun: corrective rape
118. violado adjective, verb /bjoˈlado/: violet
119. violador adjective, noun /bjolaˈdoɾ/: violating
120. violagambista noun: a viol player
121. violando verb [bjoˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of violar
122. violar verb /bjoˈlaɾ/: to violate
123. violatorio adjective /bjolaˈtoɾjo/: that violates (a law)
124. violencia noun /bjoˈlenθja/: violence
125. violencia de género noun /bjoˌlenθja de ˈxeneɾo/: gender-based domestic violence
126. violencia doméstica noun: domestic violence
127. violencia intrafamiliar noun: domestic violence
128. violentado verb /bjolenˈtado/: past participle of violentar
129. violentador noun: attacker
130. violentamente adverb /bjoˌlentaˈmente/: violently (in a violent manner)
131. violentando verb [bjolẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of violentar
132. violentándose verb [bjolẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of violentar combined with se
133. violentar verb /bjolenˈtaɾ/: to break open
134. violentista adjective, noun [bjolẽn̪ˈt̪ist̪a]: subversive
135. violento adjective, verb /bjoˈlento/: violent
136. violentómetro noun /bjolenˈtometɾo/: A didactic chart that allows for the identification and classification of different types of abuse that can occur in romantic relationships.
137. violero noun /bjoˈleɾo/: luthier
138. violeta adjective, noun /bjoˈleta/: violet
139. violetera noun: flower girl
140. violín noun /bjoˈlin/: violin (string instrument)
141. violinista noun /bjoliˈnista/: violinist
142. violinístico adjective /bjoliˈnistiko/: violin; violining
143. violista noun /bjoˈlista/: violist
144. viológeno noun: viologen
145. violón noun /bjoˈlon/: an old-style double bass
146. violoncelista noun [bjolõnseˈlist̪a]: cellist
147. violoncellista noun /bjolonθeˈʝista/: cellist
148. violoncello noun [bjolõnˈseʝo]: alternative form of violonchelo
149. violoncelo noun [bjolõnˈselo]: alternative form of violonchelo
150. violonchelista noun [bjolõnʲt͡ʃeˈlist̪a]: cellist
151. violonchelístico adjective: of or relating to the violincello
152. violonchelo noun /bjolonˈt͡ʃelo/: cello (musical instrument)
153. violonista noun /bjoloˈnista/: double bassist
154. viomanauta noun /bjomaˈnauta/: vyomanaut
155. viorsi noun [ˈbjoɾsi]
156. Viota proper noun [ˈbjot̪a]
157. vip noun /ˈbip/: VIP
158. vipérido noun: viperid
159. viperina adjective, noun [bipeˈɾina]: viper's bugloss
160. viperino adjective /bipeˈɾino/: viperine
161. viquitorte noun [bikiˈt̪oɾt̪e]
162. vira noun, verb /ˈbiɾa/: welt (of a hoe)
163. viracho noun [biˈɾat͡ʃo]
164. virada noun, verb /biˈɾada/: turning (act and effect of changing direction)
165. virado verb /biˈɾado/: past participle of virar
166. virador noun [biɾaˈð̞oɾ]
167. virago noun [biˈɾaɣ̞o]
168. viraje noun /biˈɾaxe/: change in orientation or direction
169. viral adjective /biˈɾal/: viral (of or relating to a biologic virus)
170. viralidad noun /biɾaliˈdad/: virality
171. viralización noun [biɾalisaˈsjõn]: virality
172. viralizar verb [biɾaliˈsaɾ]: to spread the word
173. viralmente adverb /biˌɾalˈmente/: virally
174. virando verb /biˈɾando/: gerund of virar
175. virándose verb [biˈɾãn̪d̪ose]
176. virar verb /biˈɾaɾ/: to veer (turn) in a vehicle
177. virar por avante phrase [biˈɾaɾ poɾ aˈβ̞ãn̪t̪e]
178. virar por redondo phrase [biˈɾaɾ poɾ reˈð̞õn̪d̪o]
179. viraró noun: Ruprechtia salicifolia, a species of tree, native to Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina
180. Virasoro proper noun [biɾaˈsoɾo]
181. viravira noun [biɾaˈβ̞iɾa]
182. viremia noun /biˈɾemja/: viraemia
183. vireón noun /biɾeˈon/: vireo
184. virgada noun /biɾˈɡada/: stupid thing; vulgar thing
185. virgen adjective, noun /ˈbiɾxen/: virgin
186. Virgen María noun [ˈbiɾxẽm maˈɾia]
187. Virgen Santa interjection /ˌbiɾxen ˈsanta/: good Lord, holy moley, Jesus, Mary and Joseph
188. virgencita adjective, noun /biɾxenˈθita/: female equivalent of virgencito
189. virgencito adjective, noun /biɾxenˈθito/: diminutive of virgen: little virgin
190. virgenense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the Virgin Islands
191. virgenense estadounidense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the US Virgin Islands
192. virgiliano adjective /biɾxiˈljano/: Virgilian
193. Virgilio proper noun /biɾˈxiljo/: Virgil
194. virginal adjective /biɾxiˈnal/: virginal
195. virgíneo adjective: virginal; pure
196. Virginia proper noun /biɾˈxinja/: Virginia (a state of the United States)
197. virginiano adjective, noun /biɾxiˈnjano/: Virginian
198. virginiano del oeste adjective, noun /biɾxiˌnjano del oˈeste/: West Virginian
199. virginidad noun /biɾxiniˈdad/: virginity
200. Virginio proper noun [biɾˈxinjo]
201. virginitifobia noun [biɾxinit̪iˈfoβ̞ja]
202. virgitano adjective [biɾxiˈt̪ano]
203. virgo adjective, noun /ˈbiɾɡo/: Virgo, a constellation and sign in astrology
204. virguería noun: A gewgaw, little decorative thingie.
205. virguero adjective, noun: smashing, awesome, brill
206. vírgula noun /ˈbiɾɡula/: comma (punctuation mark)
207. virgulilla noun /biɾɡuˈliʝa/: tilde
208. virgulto noun: sapling
209. virial adjective /biˈɾjal/: virial
210. vírico adjective /ˈbiɾiko/: viral
211. Viridiana proper noun /biɾiˈdjana/: a female given name
212. viril adjective, noun /biˈɾil/: male
213. virilidad noun /biɾiliˈdad/: virility
214. virilización noun /biɾiliθaˈθjon/: virilization
215. virilizado verb [biɾiliˈsað̞o]
216. virilizando verb [biɾiliˈsãn̪d̪o]
217. virilizándose verb [biɾiliˈsãn̪d̪ose]
218. virilizar verb /biɾiliˈθaɾ/: to masculinize
219. virilmente adverb /biˌɾilˈmente/: in a manly way
220. virilocal adjective /biɾiloˈkal/: virilocal
221. virilocalidad noun /biɾilokaliˈdad/: virilocality
222. viringo adjective /biˈɾinɡo/: naked
223. virión noun: virion
224. viripotente adjective /biɾipoˈtente/: marriageable, of an age to be married
225. Virna proper noun [ˈbiɾna]
226. virófago noun: virophage
227. viroide noun: viroid
228. virola noun /biˈɾola/: ferrule
229. virolado adjective [biɾoˈlað̞o]
230. virolay noun [biɾoˈlaj]
231. virolo adjective [biˈɾolo]
232. virología noun /biɾoloˈxia/: virology
233. virologista noun /biɾoloˈxista/: virologist
234. virólogo noun /biˈɾoloɡo/: virologist
235. viroma adjective, noun /biˈɾoma/: virome
236. virosis noun /biˈɾosis/: virosis
237. virote noun /biˈɾote/: bolt (short, stout, blunt-headed arrow)
238. virotillo noun [biɾoˈt̪iʝo]
239. virreina noun /biˈreina/: vicereine
240. virreinal adjective [birejˈnal]: related or pertaining to the viceroy
241. virreinato noun /bireiˈnato/: viceroyalty
242. virreino noun /biˈreino/: viceroyalty
243. virrey noun /biˈrei/: viceroy
244. virreynato noun /bireiˈnato/: alternative form of virreinato
245. Virto proper noun [ˈbiɾt̪o]
246. virtual adjective /biɾˈtwal/: virtual (in effect or essence, not in fact or reality)
247. virtualidad noun /biɾtwaliˈdad/: virtuality
248. virtualización noun [biɾt̪walisaˈsjõn]: virtualization
249. virtualizar verb /biɾtwaliˈθaɾ/: to virtualize
250. virtualmente adverb /biɾˌtwalˈmente/: virtually
251. virtud noun /biɾˈtud/: virtue
252. virtud cardinal noun: cardinal virtue
253. virtud teologal noun: theological virtue
254. virtuosamente adverb /biɾˌtwosaˈmente/: virtuously
255. virtuosidad noun /biɾtwosiˈdad/: virtuosity
256. virtuosísimo adjective /biɾtwoˈsisimo/: superlative degree of virtuoso
257. virtuosismo noun /biɾtwoˈsismo/: virtuosity
258. virtuosístico adjective: virtuosic, virtuoso
259. virtuoso adjective, noun /biɾˈtwoso/: virtuous
260. Virú proper noun /biˈɾu/: a province of La Libertad, Peru
261. viruela noun /biˈɾwela/: smallpox
262. viruela del mono phrase [biˈɾwela ð̞el ˈmono]
263. viruela loca noun: chickenpox
264. viruela símica noun: monkeypox
265. virulana noun [biɾuˈlana]
266. virulear verb [biɾuleˈaɾ]
267. virulencia noun /biɾuˈlenθja/: virulence
268. virulentamente adverb: sharply, aggressively
269. virulento adjective /biɾuˈlento/: virulent
270. virulergia noun [biɾuˈleɾxja]
271. virulo noun [biˈɾulo]
272. virus noun /ˈbiɾus/: virus
273. virus de inmunodeficiencia humana noun: human immunodeficiency virus
274. virus FIFA noun /ˌbiɾus ˈfifa/: The injuries and fatigue that football players suffer after playing for their national teams during the international break.
275. virusoide noun: virusoid
276. viruta noun /biˈɾuta/: dosh; cash; dough (money)
277. virutilla noun [biɾuˈt̪iʝa]
278. vis noun [ˈbis]
279. vis a vis conjunction, noun, phrase [ˈbis a ˈβ̞is]: vis-à-vis
280. vis cómica phrase [ˈbis ˈkomika]
281. visa noun, verb /ˈbisa/: visa
282. visado noun, verb /biˈsado/: visa; a permit to enter and leave a country
283. visagismo noun: cosmetology
284. visaje noun /biˈsaxe/: grimace
285. visajear verb [bisaxeˈaɾ]
286. visajero adjective [bisaˈxeɾo]
287. visajismo noun: alternative spelling of visagismo
288. visando verb /biˈsando/: gerund of visar
289. visar verb /biˈsaɾ/: to study
290. Viscarra proper noun [bisˈkara]
291. Viscarret proper noun [biskaˈret̪]
292. víscera noun /ˈbisθeɾa/: viscera, entrails, offal
293. visceración noun [biseɾaˈsjõn]
294. visceral adjective /bisθeˈɾal/: visceral
295. visceralidad noun /bisθeɾaliˈdad/: viscerality
296. visceralmente adverb /bisθeˌɾalˈmente/: viscerally
297. visceromegalia noun /bisθeɾomeˈɡalja/: visceromegaly
298. viscidio noun: viscidium
299. visco noun /ˈbisko/: birdlime
300. viscoelasticidad noun /biskoelastiθiˈdad/: viscoelasticity

Part 8 · Part 10 · 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.