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Spanish words: y to yerba del manso

300 Spanish words, part 1 of 3 of the words starting with Y, A to Z. 48 have a page of their own.

Spanish words y to yerba del manso

  1. y adverb, letter, conjunction /ʝ/: The twenty-sixth letter of the Spanish alphabet, called ye or i griega and written in the Latin script.
  2. y aquí paz y después gloria phrase /i aˌki ˌpaθ i desˌpwes ˈɡloɾja/: and that's that
  3. y así sucesivamente phrase /i aˌsi suθeˌsibaˈmente/: and so forth
  4. y bien conjunction /i ˈbjen/: used to introduce a question, so
  5. ¿y Boston? interjection [i ˈβ̞ost̪õn]
  6. y col. abbreviation
  7. y comercial noun /ˌi komeɾˈθjal/: ampersand
  8. y dale con phrase [i ˈð̞ale kõn]
  9. y dale con que va a llover phrase [i ˈð̞ale kõŋ ke ˈβ̞a a ʝoˈβ̞eɾ]
  10. y dale Perico al torno phrase [i ˈð̞ale peˈɾiko al̪ ˈt̪oɾno]
  11. y eso phrase /i ˈeso/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see y, eso.
  12. y eso que conjunction /i ˈeso ke/: even though; despite the fact that; notwithstanding
  13. y gracias phrase /i ˈɡɾaθjas/: you're welcome! (especially used ironically, when someone doesn't say gracias (“thanks”))
  14. y la cacha de la espada phrase [i la ˈkat͡ʃa ð̞e la esˈpað̞a]
  15. y la Colonia Tovar phrase [i la koˈlonja t̪oˈβ̞aɾ]
  16. y lo que te rondaré, morena phrase [i lo ke t̪e rõn̪d̪aˈɾe | moˈɾena]
  17. y medio adverb /i ˈmedjo/: and a half
  18. y/o conjunction /i o/: and/or
  19. y para de contar phrase /i ˌpaɾa de konˈtaɾ/: and that's all, and that's it, period
  20. y pare usted de contar phrase /i ˌpaɾe usˌted de konˈtaɾ/: and a partridge in a pear tree; and whatnot
  21. y pico adverb, phrase /i ˈpiko/: something (used to give an inexact quantity, especially with time and money); and change
  22. y por casa, ¿cómo andamos? interjection [i poɾ ˈkasa | ˈkomo ãn̪ˈd̪amos]
  23. y punto phrase /i ˈpunto/: end of; and that's that; period
  24. y qué phrase /i ˈke/: so what?
  25. y que lo digas phrase /i ke lo ˈdiɡas/: you can say that again!
  26. y que no phrase /i ke ˈno/: no means no; no way
  27. y se acabó lo que se daba phrase: end of story; and that's that
  28. y si adverb, interjection /i si/: what if
  29. y tal phrase /i ˈtal/: and so on, etc., what have you
  30. y tanto phrase: hell yeah; you bet; right on
  31. y toda la pesca phrase /i ˌtoda la ˈpeska/: and the whole nine yards; and all that jazz
  32. y todo adverb /i ˈtodo/: and all that; and all
  33. y tú más phrase: whataboutism
  34. y/u conjunction /i u/: and/or
  35. y un cuerno phrase /i un ˈkweɾno/: hell no; how about no; get lost
  36. y un huevo interjection /i un ˈw̝ebo/: no way, no way José
  37. y una mierda phrase /i ˌuna ˈmjeɾda/: my ass
  38. y una polla interjection /i ˌuna ˈpoʝa/: bullshit!, yeah right!
  39. y vuelta la mula al trigo phrase [i ˈβ̞wel̪t̪a la ˈmula al̪ ˈt̪ɾiɣ̞o]
  40. y ya phrase /i ˈʝa/: and nothing else, and that's it
  41. ya adverb, conjunction, interjection /ˈʝa/: now, right now, (in the negative) anymore, no longer
  42. ya basta interjection /ˌʝa ˈbasta/: stop it, enough already, enough is enough
  43. ya desde el vamos phrase [ˈʝa ˈð̞esð̞e el ˈβ̞amos]
  44. ya era hora phrase /ˌʝa ˌeɾa ˈoɾa/: about time, it was high time
  45. ya está phrase /ˌʝa esˈta/: that's it; that's all
  46. ya fue interjection [ˈʝa ˈfwe]
  47. ya lo creo interjection, phrase /ˌʝa lo ˈkɾeo/: you bet!; sure thing
  48. ya ni modo interjection /ˌʝa ˌni ˈmodo/: That's too bad! Oh well! alas
  49. ya no adverb /ˌʝa ˈno/: no longer, no more, not anymore, not any more, not any longer
  50. ya no digamos phrase /ˌʝa ˌno diˈɡamos/: not to mention
  51. ya no estar para esos trotes phrase [ˈʝa ˈno esˈt̪aɾ ˈpaɾa ˈesos ˈt̪ɾot̪es]
  52. ya no ya adverb: no longer
  53. ya para qué phrase [ˈʝa ˈpaɾa ˈke]
  54. ya que conjunction, phrase /ˈʝa ke/: because
  55. ya que estoy phrase /ˌʝa ke esˈtoi/: while one is at it
  56. ya quería interjection [ˈʝa keˈɾia]
  57. ya te digo phrase /ˌʝa te ˈdiɡo/: you betcha; damn right; too right (used to express agreement)
  58. ya te vale interjection /ˌʝa te ˈbale/: used to reprimand someone for doing something a lot
  59. ya va phrase [ˈʝa ˈβ̞a]
  60. ya veremos phrase /ˌʝa beˈɾemos/: we'll see; let's see
  61. ya veremos, dijo el ciego phrase /ˌʝa beˌɾemos | ˌdixo el ˈθjeɡo/: Used to express skepticism or uncertainty about something
  62. ya veremos, dijo un ciego phrase [ˈʝa β̞eˈɾemos | ˈð̞ixo ũn ˈsjeɣ̞o]
  63. ya ves interjection /ˈʝabes/: you understand now
  64. ya, ya interjection /ˌʝa | ˈʝa/: there, there
  65. yaacabó noun /ʝaakaˈbo/: a bird of South America.
  66. yaba noun /ˈʝaba/: cabbage bark (Andira inermis)
  67. Yabar proper noun [ʝaˈβ̞aɾ]
  68. Yaben proper noun [ˈʝaβ̞ẽn]
  69. yabuna noun /ʝaˈbuna/: brownseed paspalum (Paspalum plicatulum)
  70. yaca noun /ˈʝaka/: soursop tree
  71. yacabó noun [ʝakaˈβ̞o]
  72. yacami noun [ʝakaˈmi]
  73. yacaré noun /ʝakaˈɾe/: caiman
  74. yacente adjective, noun /ʝaˈθente/: lying, recumbent
  75. yacer verb /ʝaˈθeɾ/: to lie; to recline
  76. yacerse verb [ʝaˈseɾse]
  77. yachak noun: a shaman
  78. yacido verb /ʝaˈθido/: past participle of yacer
  79. yaciendo verb /ʝaˈθjendo/: gerund of yacer
  80. yaciente adjective /ʝaˈθjente/: lying; laying down
  81. yacigio adjective, noun /ʝaˈθixjo/: Iazyx
  82. yacija noun /ʝaˈθixa/: bed (a place to lie down in, especially one of low quality)
  83. yacimiento noun /ʝaθiˈmjento/: deposit; field or formation
  84. yacón noun /ʝaˈkon/: yacon
  85. yacusi noun [ʝaˈkusi]
  86. Yadira proper noun [ʝaˈð̞iɾa]
  87. yadra noun /ˈʝadɾa/: alternative form of yarda (land)
  88. Yael proper noun [ʝaˈel]
  89. yafu interjection [ˈʝafu]
  90. yagan adjective, noun, verb /ʝaˈɡan/: Yaghan
  91. yagé noun /ʝaˈxe/: yage (hallucinogenic tea made from Ayahuasca)
  92. yagruma noun /ʝaˈɡɾuma/: the pumpwood tree
  93. yagrumo noun /ʝaˈɡɾumo/: any number of tropical trees, most notably pumpwoods and umbrella trees
  94. yagrumo macho noun: matchwood tree (Didymopanax morototoni syn. Schlefferi morototoni)
  95. yagua noun /ˈʝaɡwa/: royal palm
  96. yaguajayense adjective, noun /ʝaɡwaxaˈʝense/: of, from or relating to Yaguajay (municipality of Cuba)
  97. yagual noun /ʝaˈɡwal/: circular thick ring, typically of cloth, used to hold a weight on one's head
  98. yaguané adjective [ʝaɣ̞waˈne]
  99. yaguar noun [ʝaˈɣ̞waɾ]: alternative form of jaguar
  100. yaguare noun: opossum
  101. yaguareté noun /ʝaɡwaɾeˈte/: jaguar
  102. yaguarlocro noun /ʝaɡwaɾˈlokɾo/: a traditional Ecuadorian soup made of the cleaned viscera of a goat, usually served with fried lamb blood, avocado and pickled red onion rings
  103. yaguarundí noun /ʝaɡwaɾunˈdi/: jaguarundi
  104. yaguasa noun /ʝaˈɡwasa/: whistling duck
  105. yaguasa antillana phrase [ʝaˈɣ̞wasa ãn̪t̪iˈʝana]
  106. yaguasa de pico negro phrase [ʝaˈɣ̞wasa ð̞e ˈpiko ˈneɣ̞ɾo]
  107. yaguasa pico rojo phrase [ʝaˈɣ̞wasa ˈpiko ˈroxo]
  108. yaguaso pico rosado phrase [ʝaˈɣ̞waso ˈpiko roˈsað̞o]
  109. yaguatirica noun [ʝaɣ̞wat̪iˈɾika]
  110. Yagüe proper noun /ˈʝaɡwe/: a surname
  111. Yah proper noun [ˈʝa]
  112. yahuarlocro noun /ʝawaɾˈlokɾo/: alternative form of yaguarlocro
  113. Yahvé proper noun [ʝaˈβ̞e]
  114. yahvista noun: Jahwist
  115. yaimiquí noun /ʝaimiˈki/: Long Key locustberry (Byrsonima lucida)
  116. yaina noun /ˈʝaina/: Jain
  117. yainismo noun: Jainism
  118. yaití noun: The shiny oysterwood, Gymnanthes lucida
  119. Yajaira proper noun /ʝaˈxaiɾa/: a female given name
  120. yak noun /ˈʝak/: yak (bovine)
  121. Yakarta proper noun /ʝaˈkaɾta/: Jakarta (the capital city of Indonesia)
  122. yakibuta noun [ʝakiˈβ̞ut̪a]
  123. yakimono noun [ʝakiˈmono]
  124. yakisoba noun [ʝakiˈsoβ̞a]
  125. yakitori noun [ʝakiˈt̪oɾi]
  126. yakuto adjective, noun [ʝaˈkut̪o]: Yakut
  127. yakuza noun /ʝaˈkuθa/: yakuza (Japanese organized crime gang)
  128. yal noun /ˈʝal/: sierra finch
  129. yal austral phrase [ˈʝal awsˈt̪ɾal]
  130. yal cejiblanco phrase [ˈʝal sexiˈβ̞lãŋko]
  131. yalo contraction [ˈʝalo]
  132. Yalta proper noun [ˈʝal̪t̪a]
  133. Yamaguchi proper noun /ʝamaˈɡut͡ʃi/: a surname from Japanese
  134. Yamal proper noun /ʝaˈmal/: a male given name
  135. yámana adjective, noun /ˈʝamana/: of the Yaghan people
  136. yámanas adjective, noun /ʝaˈmanas/: Yaghan people
  137. yamao noun: A tree of the genus Guarea.
  138. yámbico adjective /ˈʝambiko/: iambic
  139. yambo noun /ˈʝambo/: iamb
  140. yambógrafo noun /ʝamˈboɡɾafo/: iambographer
  141. yambú noun [ʝãmˈbu]
  142. Yamel proper noun [ʝaˈmel]
  143. Yamena proper noun /ʝaˈmena/: N'Djamena (the capital city of Chad)
  144. Yamil proper noun [ʝaˈmil]
  145. Yamila proper noun [ʝaˈmila]
  146. Yamileth proper noun: a female given name
  147. yampí noun /ʝamˈpi/: cush-cush, yampee
  148. yampú noun /ʃamˈpu/: Rioplatense form of champú
  149. yan ken po noun /ˌʝan ˌkem ˈpo/: rock paper scissors
  150. yana adjective, noun [ˈʝana]
  151. yanacona adjective, noun /ʝanaˈkona/: yanacona
  152. yanaconazgo noun [ʝanakoˈnasɣ̞o]
  153. yanal noun [ʝaˈnal]
  154. Yanci proper noun [ˈʝãnsi]
  155. Yanes proper noun [ˈʝanes]
  156. Yanet proper noun [ʝaˈnet̪]
  157. Yaneth proper noun [ʝaˈnet̪]
  158. Yáñez proper noun /ˈʝaɲeθ/: a surname
  159. yang noun [ˈʝãŋ]
  160. Yangón proper noun [ʝãŋˈgõn]
  161. Yanguas proper noun [ˈʝãŋgwas]
  162. yangüés adjective [ʝãŋˈgwes]
  163. yangui noun [ˈʝãŋgi]
  164. Yanina proper noun [ʝaˈnina]
  165. yaniqueque noun /ʝaniˈkeke/: Johnnycake, deep fried pocket of dough
  166. Yanira proper noun /ʝaˈniɾa/: a female given name
  167. yánitor noun: alternative form of janitor
  168. Yanka proper noun [ˈʝãŋka]
  169. yankee adjective, noun /ˈʝanki/: alternative spelling of yanqui
  170. yanki adjective, noun /ˈʝanki/: alternative spelling of yanqui
  171. Yanko proper noun [ˈʝãŋko]
  172. Yankovic proper noun [ʝãŋkoˈβ̞ik]
  173. yanomami adjective, noun /ʝanoˈmami/: Yanomami
  174. yanomamo noun [ʝanoˈmamo]
  175. yanquempó noun /ʝankemˈpo/: alternative form of yan ken po
  176. yanqui adjective, noun /ˈʝanki/: Yankee (of, from or relating to the United States)
  177. Yanquilandia noun /ʝankiˈlandja/: Yankeeland, the United States
  178. yanquista noun /ʝanˈkista/: Yank (fan of the New York Yankees)
  179. yantado verb [ʝãn̪ˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of yantar
  180. yantando verb [ʝãn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of yantar
  181. yantar noun, verb /ʝanˈtaɾ/: to lunch, dine (eat lunch)
  182. yantra noun [ˈʝãn̪t̪ɾa]
  183. Yanzi proper noun [ˈʝãnsi]
  184. yapa noun, verb /ˈʝapa/: something that is added, especially something that a merchant gives to a buyer to complete the amount requested, or something extra given as a bonus; a...
  185. yapado verb /ʝaˈpado/: past participle of yapar
  186. yapando verb [ʝaˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of yapar
  187. yapar verb /ʝaˈpaɾ/: to add a bit extra to a customer's order for free or in order to complete the ordered amount
  188. yapeado verb /ʝapeˈado/: past participle of yapear
  189. yapeando verb /ʝapeˈando/: gerund of yapear
  190. yapear verb /ʝapeˈaɾ/: to transfer money using the Yape app.
  191. yapese adjective, noun: Yapese
  192. yapú noun [ʝaˈpu]
  193. yaqui adjective, interjection, noun /ˈʝaki/: Yaqui
  194. yaquis adjective, noun /ˈʝakis/: alternative form of jacks
  195. yara interjection [ˈʝaɾa]
  196. Yaracuy proper noun /ʝaɾaˈkui/: a state of Venezuela
  197. yaracuyano adjective, noun /ʝaɾakuˈʝano/: of, from or relating to the state of Yaracuy, Venezuela
  198. yarará noun /ʝaɾaˈɾa/: Any of a number of pit vipers of the genus Bothrops
  199. yarará ñata noun: The Patagonian lancehead, Bothrops ammodytoides.
  200. yaraví noun [ʝaɾaˈβ̞i]
  201. yarco adjective [ˈʝaɾko]
  202. yarda noun /ˈʝaɾda/: English or American yard (unit of length)
  203. yardaje noun /ʝaɾˈdaxe/: yardage
  204. yare noun [ˈʝaɾe]
  205. yaresaní adjective, noun /ʝaɾesaˈni/: Yarsani
  206. yaresanismo noun: Yarsanism
  207. yareta noun /ʝaˈɾeta/: yareta
  208. yariguí adjective, noun: Yarigui (an indigenous people of Colombia)
  209. yaritagüeño adjective [ʝaɾit̪aˈɣ̞weɲo]
  210. Yaritza proper noun: a female given name of modern usage
  211. yaro noun /ˈʝaɾo/: alternative form of aro (arum lily)
  212. Yarra proper noun [ˈʝara]
  213. Yarto proper noun [ˈʝaɾt̪o]
  214. yarumo noun /ʝaˈɾumo/: the pumpwood tree
  215. Yarur proper noun [ʝaˈɾuɾ]
  216. yaruro adjective, noun: Yaruro
  217. Yarza proper noun [ˈʝaɾsa]
  218. yas noun /ˈʝas/: coyo avocado (Persea schiedeana) (the tree or its fruit)
  219. Yasi proper noun [ˈʝasi]
  220. yasificar verb [ʝasifiˈkaɾ]
  221. yasmiande noun /ʝasˈmjande/: ironweed
  222. Yasmín proper noun [ʝasˈmĩn]
  223. Yasmina proper noun [ʝasˈmina]
  224. Yasna proper noun [ˈʝasna]
  225. yatagán noun /ʝataˈɡan/: yataghan (type of sword)
  226. yátago noun /ˈʝataɡo/: Trichanthera gigantea, a shrub
  227. yataí noun /ʝataˈi/: alternative form of yatay
  228. yatay noun /ʝaˈtai/: yatay palm (Butia)
  229. yate noun /ˈʝate/: yacht
  230. yatiri noun /ʝaˈtiɾi/: yatiri (a community healer and herbalist among the Aymara of Bolivia, Chile, and Peru)
  231. yatista noun /ʝaˈtista/: yachter; yachtsperson
  232. yatorana noun /ʝatoˈɾana/: mourning tetra, Brycon pesu.
  233. yatrofobia noun [ʝat̪ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
  234. yatrogenia noun [ʝat̪ɾoˈxenja]
  235. Yaundé proper noun /ʝaunˈde/: Yaoundé
  236. Yaupi proper noun [ˈʝawpi]
  237. Yauri proper noun /ˈʝauɾi/: a surname
  238. yautía noun /ʝauˈtia/: yautia, Xanthosoma
  239. yauyino adjective, noun: Of or from Yauyos
  240. Yauyos proper noun /ˈʝauʝos/: a province of Lima, Peru
  241. Yávar proper noun [ˈʝaβ̞aɾ]
  242. Yavé proper noun /ʝaˈbe/: Yahweh
  243. Yaviza proper noun /ʝaˈbiθa/: a town in Darién, Panama
  244. yax noun /ˈʝaɡs/: alternative form of jacks
  245. yaya noun /ˈʝaʝa/: granny, gran
  246. yayabero adjective, noun /ʝaʝaˈbeɾo/: of, from or relating to Sancti Spíritus (municipality and city in Cuba)
  247. yayo noun /ˈʝaʝo/: grandpa, pops
  248. yayoflauta noun /ʝaʝoˈflauta/: elder activist who participated in demonstrations following the 2008 economic crisis in Spain
  249. yazidí adjective, noun /ʝaθiˈdi/: Yazidi
  250. yazidismo noun /ʝaθiˈdismo/: Yazidism
  251. yázigo adjective, noun: Iazyge
  252. Yazmín proper noun [ʝasˈmĩn]
  253. Ybáñez proper noun /iˈbaɲeθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic, a variant of Ibáñez
  254. Ybarra proper noun /iˈbara/: a surname from Basque
  255. ye noun /ˈʝe/: The name of the Latin script letter Y/y.
  256. yebalí adjective, noun /ʝebaˈli/: Jebala
  257. yebo noun [ˈʝeβ̞o]
  258. Yebra proper noun /ˈʝebɾa/: a surname
  259. yeca noun /ˈʝeka/: alternative spelling of lleca
  260. Yecapixtla proper noun: Yecapixtla (a town in Morelos, Mexico)
  261. yeclano adjective, noun /ʝeˈklano/: of, from or relating to Yecla
  262. yeco noun /ˈʝeko/: Neotropic cormorant (Nannopterum brasilianum)
  263. Yécora proper noun /ˈʝekoɾa/: a municipality of Sonora, Mexico
  264. Yeda proper noun /ˈʝeda/: Jeddah (a port city in Mecca Province, Saudi Arabia)
  265. yedgo noun [ˈʝeð̞ɣ̞o]
  266. yedra noun /ˈʝedɾa/: alternative form of hiedra
  267. yego noun [ˈʝeɣ̞o]
  268. yegua noun /ˈʝeɡwa/: mare (female horse)
  269. yeguada noun /ʝeˈɡwada/: herd of horses
  270. yeguar adjective /ʝeˈɡwaɾ/: mare
  271. yeguarizo adjective [ʝeɣ̞waˈɾiso]: equine
  272. yeísmo noun /ʝeˈismo/: the merging of the sounds represented by the letter elle ("ll") and the letter ye ("y")
  273. Yeison noun [ˈʝejsõn]
  274. yeísta adjective [ʝeˈist̪a]
  275. yeite noun [ˈʝejt̪e]
  276. yela noun /ˈʝela/: jelly
  277. Yelets proper noun [ʝeˈlet̪s]
  278. yelgo noun [ˈʝelɣ̞o]
  279. yeli noun [ˈʝeli]: jelly
  280. yelmo noun /ˈʝelmo/: an ancient helmet that covers the head and face
  281. yema noun /ˈʝema/: egg yolk
  282. yema de huevo noun: egg yolk
  283. yema del dedo noun: fingertip
  284. yembe noun /ˈʝembe/: djembe
  285. Yemen proper noun /ˈʝemen/: Yemen (a country in West Asia in the Middle East)
  286. yemení adjective, noun /ʝemeˈni/: Yemeni
  287. yemenita adjective, noun /ʝemeˈnita/: Yemenite; Yemeni
  288. yen noun /ˈʝen/: yen
  289. yendo suffix, verb /ˈʝendo/: ending indicating the gerund of verbs that have a vowel before -er or -ir in the infinitive form or have a two-letter infinitive form; i.e., the suffix -ing...
  290. yéndose verb /ˈʝendose/: gerund of ir combined with se
  291. yenga noun [ˈʝẽŋga]
  292. Yenny proper noun [ˈʝeni]
  293. yente adjective [ˈʝẽn̪t̪e]
  294. Yepes proper noun /ˈʝepes/: a surname
  295. Yépez proper noun /ˈʝepeθ/: a surname
  296. yerar verb /ʝeˈɾaɾ/: to get over a hangover
  297. Yeray proper noun [ʝeˈɾaj]
  298. yerba noun /ˈʝeɾba/: alternative form of hierba (“grass”)
  299. yerba buena noun /ˌʝeɾba ˈbwena/: alternative form of hierba buena, mint
  300. yerba del manso noun /ˌʝeɾba del ˈmanso/: alternative form of yerba mansa

Part 2 · Spanish words: Y

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 Y: 637 words, in 3 parts.