Spanish words: x to xylitol
177 Spanish words, part 1 of 1 of the words starting with X, A to Z. 22 have a page of their own.
Spanish words x to xylitol
- x abbreviation, letter, infix, preposition, pronoun, suffix /ˈekis/: The twenty-fifth letter of the Spanish alphabet, written in the Latin script.
- x2 abbreviation, interjection /poɾˈdos/: Used to express agreement with a comment someone has previously stated: +1; this
- xabalcón noun [saβ̞alˈkõn]
- xabalconado verb [saβ̞alkoˈnað̞o]
- xabalconando verb [saβ̞alkoˈnãn̪d̪o]
- xabalconar verb [saβ̞alkoˈnaɾ]
- xabalón noun [saβ̞aˈlõn]
- xabalonado verb [saβ̞aloˈnað̞o]
- xabalonando verb [saβ̞aloˈnãn̪d̪o]
- xabalonar verb [saβ̞aloˈnaɾ]
- xacena noun [saˈsena]
- xadre noun: parent, gender-neutral form of padre or madre
- xalapa noun [saˈlapa]
- xalapeño adjective, noun /xalaˈpeɲo/: alternative spelling of jalapeño
- Xama proper noun [ˈsama]
- xaminí noun /samiˈni/: a cultivar of Agave salmiana maguey
- xaña noun [ˈsaɲa]
- xantana noun: xanthan gum
- xantano noun /sanˈtano/: xanthan, xanthan gum
- xantato noun: xanthate
- xántico adjective /ˈsantiko/: xanthic
- xantina noun /sanˈtina/: xanthine
- xantofila noun /sanˈtofila/: xanthophyll
- xantofobia noun [sãn̪t̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
- xantóforo noun /sanˈtofoɾo/: xantophore
- xantogranuloma noun /santoɡɾanuˈloma/: xanthogranuloma
- xantoma noun /sanˈtoma/: xanthoma
- xantomatosis noun /santomaˈtosis/: xanthomatosis
- xantosis noun [sãn̪ˈt̪osis]
- xate noun: the leaves of three palm tree species, Chamaedorea ernesti-augusti, Chamaedorea elegans, and Chamaedorea oblongata, used primarily in floral arrangements
- xatero noun: someone who gathers xate
- xató noun /ʃaˈto/: xató
- Xauen proper noun [ˈsawẽn]
- Xavier proper noun /xaˈbjeɾ/: a male given name, variant of Javier, equivalent to English Xavier
- xaxne noun [ˈsaksne]
- xbox noun /eɡsˈboɡs/: Xbox
- xboxer noun /eɡsˈboɡseɾ/: a fanboy of Xbox
- xd adjective, symbol /ˈekis de/: XD (emoticon), often equivalent to English lol or LMAO.
- Xe noun [ˈse]
- xecudo adjective /ʃeˈkudo/: smart, intelligent
- Xela proper noun /ˈʃela/: Quetzaltenango (a city in Guatemala)
- xeneise adjective [seˈnejse]
- xeneixe noun: alternative form of xeneize
- xeneize adjective, noun /seˈneiθe/: a fan, player, or someone involved with Boca Juniors, a team from Buenos Aires
- xenía noun: xenia (ancient Greek concept of hospitality)
- xenismo noun /seˈnismo/: unadapted borrowing
- xeno- prefix /seno/: xeno-
- xenoandrogénico adjective /senoandɾoˈxeniko/: xenoandrogenic
- xenobiología noun: astrobiology
- xenobiótico adjective: xenobiotic
- xenocentrismo noun: xenocentrism
- xenocristal noun: xenocryst
- xenofilia noun [senoˈfilja]
- xenofióforo noun: xenophyophore
- xenofobia noun /senoˈfobja/: xenophobia
- xenofóbico adjective /senoˈfobiko/: xenophobic (exhibiting or characteristic of xenophobia)
- xenófobo adjective, noun /seˈnofobo/: xenophobic (exhibiting or characteristic of xenophobia)
- xenogénero noun /ˌsenoˈxeneɾo/: xenogender
- xenoglosia noun [senoˈɣ̞losja]: glossolalia
- xenoglosofobia noun [senoɣ̞losoˈfoβ̞ja]
- xenografía noun [senoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]
- xenoinjerto noun [senõjŋˈxeɾt̪o]
- xenolito noun: xenolith
- xenomorfo noun: xenomorph
- xenón noun /seˈnon/: xenon
- xenoparidad noun /senopaɾiˈdad/: xenoparity
- xenotrasplante noun /senotɾasˈplante/: xenotransplant
- xerasia noun [seˈɾasja]
- xerecista adjective, noun: of or supporting Xerez CD (a Spanish football team)
- xérico adjective /ˈseɾiko/: xeric (related or adapted to a dry environment)
- xero- prefix [ˈseɾo]: xero- (all senses)
- xerocopia noun, verb [seɾoˈkopja]: third-person singular present indicative
- xerocopiado verb /seɾokoˈpjado/: past participle of xerocopiar
- xerocopiando verb [seɾokoˈpjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of xerocopiar
- xerocopiar verb /seɾokoˈpjaɾ/: to make a photocopy of
- xerófilo adjective /seˈɾofilo/: xerophilic, xerophilous
- xerófita noun /seˈɾofita/: xerophyte
- xerofítico adjective /seɾoˈfitiko/: xerophytic
- xerófito noun /seˈɾofito/: xerophyte
- xerofobia noun [seɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
- xeroftalmia noun /seɾofˈtalmja/: xerophthalmia
- xerografía noun, verb /seɾoɡɾaˈfia/: xerography (photocopying process)
- xerografiado verb [seɾoɣ̞ɾaˈfjað̞o]: past participle of xerografiar
- xerografiando verb [seɾoɣ̞ɾaˈfjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of xerografiar
- xerografiar verb /seɾoɡɾaˈfjaɾ/: to reproduce by xerography
- xerográficamente adverb /seɾoˌɡɾafikaˈmente/: xerographically
- xerográfico adjective /seɾoˈɡɾafiko/: xerographic
- xerógrafo noun [seˈɾoɣ̞ɾafo]
- xerojardinería noun: xeriscaping
- xeromórfico adjective [seɾoˈmoɾfiko]: xenomorphic
- xerosis noun [seˈɾosis]
- xerosol noun [seɾoˈsol]
- xerostomía noun: xerostomia
- xerotérmico adjective: xerothermic
- xerquería noun [seɾkeˈɾia]
- xfa adverb: abbreviation of porfa
- xhosa adjective, noun /ˈsosa/: Xhosa
- xi noun /ˈsi/: xi; the Greek letter Ξ, ξ
- xianbei noun: Xianbei
- xiangqi noun [ˈsjãŋki]
- Xibalbá proper noun /ʃibalˈba/: Xibalba
- xifoide adjective: xiphoid
- xifoideo adjective [sifojˈð̞eo]
- xifoides adjective, noun [siˈfojð̞es]: plural of xifoide
- xifosuro noun /sifoˈsuɾo/: xiphosauran
- xiísmo noun [siˈismo]
- xiji noun [ˈsixi]
- xilano noun: xylan
- xilema noun /siˈlema/: xylem
- xilemático adjective: xylem
- xileno noun: xylene
- xilitol noun: xylitol
- xilo- prefix /silo/: xylo-
- xilocaína noun [silokaˈina]
- xilófago adjective, noun /siˈlofaɡo/: xylophagous
- xilofobia noun [siloˈfoβ̞ja]
- xilofón noun /siloˈfon/: alternative form of xilófono
- xilofonista noun /silofoˈnista/: xylophonist
- xilófono noun /siˈlofono/: xylophone
- xiloglucano noun: xyloglucan
- xilografía noun [siloɣ̞ɾaˈfia]: xylography
- xilográfico adjective: xylographical
- xilógrafo noun [siˈloɣ̞ɾafo]: woodcutter
- xiloideo adjective [silojˈð̞eo]
- xilolita noun [siloˈlit̪a]
- xilología noun [siloloˈxia]
- xilosa noun [siˈlosa]: xylose
- xilulosa noun: xylulose
- ximbó noun [sĩmˈbo]
- Ximena proper noun /xiˈmena/: a female given name from Old Spanish
- Ximénez proper noun /xiˈmeneθ/: a surname
- Ximeno proper noun [xiˈmeno]
- xinca adjective, noun /ˈʃinka/: Xinca
- xinene noun /ʃiˈnene/: alternative spelling of chinín (tree and its fruit)
- Xiomara proper noun /sjoˈmaɾa/: a female given name from Guanche
- -xión suffix /ˈsjon/: Suffix indicating a process, action or effect, like "-ction" in English
- xipamida noun /sipaˈmida/: xipamide
- xiphonita noun /sifoˈnita/: xiphonite
- Xiquena proper noun /t͡ʃiˈkena/: a castle in Lorca, in the region of Murcia, Spain
- xirgo adjective [ˈsiɾɣ̞o]
- xiringüelu noun /siɾinˈɡwelu/: a popular dance from Asturias, especially in Pravia
- Xisca proper noun: a diminutive of the female given name Francisca.
- Xisco proper noun: a diminutive of the male given name Francisco.
- xité noun [siˈt̪e]
- Xiu proper noun [ˈʃju]
- xix noun [ˈʃiʃ]
- xk conjunction: porque
- XML noun
- xnipec noun /eʃniˈpek/: xnipec
- xóchil noun /ˈsot͡ʃil/: flower
- xochimilca adjective, noun /sot͡ʃiˈmilka/: of, from or relating to Xochimilco
- Xochimilco proper noun /sot͡ʃiˈmilko/: one of the sixteen mayorships (alcaldías) of the Mexico City
- xochimilquense adjective [sot͡ʃimilˈkẽnse]
- Xóchitl proper noun /ˈsot͡ʃitl/: a female given name from Classical Nahuatl
- xocoatole noun /xokoaˈtole/: soured atole
- xoconostle noun /xokoˈnostle/: a species of prickly pear cactus, Opuntia matudae, native to Central Mexico
- xocoyote noun /ʃokoˈʝote/: the youngest child of a family
- Xocoyotzin proper noun [sokoˈʝot̪sĩn]
- xolo noun /ˈʃolo/: Mexican hairless dog, xoloitzcuintle
- xoloescuincle noun [ʃoloesˈkwĩŋkle]
- xoloescuintle noun [ʃoloesˈkwĩn̪t̪le]
- xoloitzcuintle noun /ʃoloitθˈkwintle/: Xoloitzcuintli
- xoloscuintle noun /ʃolosˈkwintle/: Mexican hairless (dog)
- xoma noun [ˈsoma]
- xoxolo noun [ʃoˈʃolo]
- xpelón noun /espeˈlon/: new and tender bean
- xq abbreviation, adverb, conjunction: abbreviation of por qué
- XSD abbreviation
- Xtabay proper noun [est̪aˈβ̞aj]
- xu noun [ˈsu]
- Xuárez proper noun [ˈswaɾes]
- xuc noun /ˈsuk/: xuc
- xugo noun [ˈxuɣ̞o]
- xurata noun: Gaudichaudia cynanchoides
- XUV abbreviation
- xuxa noun: chucha
- xylitol noun: alternative form of xilitol
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 X: 177 words, in 1 parts.