Spanish words: yerba mansa to yuquita

Spanish words yerba mansa to yuquita

1. yerba mansa noun /ˌʝeɾba ˈmansa/: yerba mansa
2. yerba mate noun, phrase /ˌʝeɾba ˈmate/: Ilex paraguariensis, a plant used to make maté
3. yerba porosa noun: Bolivian coriander (Porophyllum ruderale)
4. yerbabuena noun: alternative spelling of hierba buena
5. yerbal noun /ʝeɾˈbal/: maté field
6. yerbaluisa noun: alternative spelling of hierbaluisa
7. yerbatal noun /ʝeɾbaˈtal/: yerba field or plantation
8. yerbatero adjective, noun /ʝeɾbaˈteɾo/: yerba
9. yerbeado verb [ʝeɾβ̞eˈað̞o]
10. yerbeando verb [ʝeɾβ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
11. yerbear verb [ʝeɾβ̞eˈaɾ]
12. yerbense adjective, noun: Djerbian
13. yerbera noun /ʝeɾˈbeɾa/: female equivalent of yerbero
14. yerbero noun /ʝeɾˈbeɾo/: alternative form of hierbero
15. yergato noun [ʝeɾˈɣ̞at̪o]
16. yergo noun, verb /ˈʝeɾɡo/: first-person singular present indicative of erguir
17. yerivá noun [ʝeɾiˈβ̞a]
18. Yerko proper noun [ˈʝeɾko]
19. yermado verb /ʝeɾˈmado/: past participle of yermar
20. yermando verb [ʝeɾˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of yermar
21. yermar verb /ʝeɾˈmaɾ/: to lay waste
22. yermo adjective, noun, verb /ˈʝeɾmo/: wasteland
23. yerna noun /ˈʝeɾna/: daughter-in-law
24. yerno noun /ˈʝeɾno/: son-in-law
25. yero noun, verb /ˈʝeɾo/: any variety of bitter vetch (Vicia ervilia)
26. Yerovi proper noun /ʝeˈɾobi/: a surname
27. yerra noun, verb [ˈʝera]: third-person singular present indicative
28. yerro noun, verb /ˈʝero/: error, blunder
29. yérsey noun /ˈʝeɾsei/: alternative form of jersey
30. yersi noun /ˈʝeɾsi/: alternative form of jersey
31. yerto adjective /ˈʝeɾto/: stiff; rigid
32. yerutí noun [ʝeɾuˈt̪i]: white-tipped dove
33. yes interjection, noun /ˈʝes/: yes
34. Yesa proper noun [ˈʝesa]
35. yesar noun [ʝeˈsaɾ]
36. yesca noun /ˈʝeska/: tinder
37. Yesenia proper noun /ʝeˈsenja/: a female given name used since 1970
38. yesera noun /ʝeˈseɾa/: female equivalent of yesero
39. yesería noun /ʝeseˈɾia/: gypsum factory
40. yesero adjective, noun /ʝeˈseɾo/: plasterer
41. yesgo noun [ˈʝesɣ̞o]
42. yeshivá noun /ʝeʃiˈba/: yeshiva
43. Yésica proper noun [ˈʝesika]
44. yesícola adjective /ʝeˈsikola/: gypsicolous
45. yesífero adjective /ʝeˈsifeɾo/: gypsiferous
46. yeso noun /ˈʝeso/: plaster, gesso
47. yeso negro phrase [ˈʝeso ˈneɣ̞ɾo]
48. yesón noun [ʝeˈsõn]
49. yesoso adjective /ʝeˈsoso/: gypseous
50. yesquero adjective, noun /ʝesˈkeɾo/: tinderbox
51. yesquero del abedul noun: birch bracket
52. Yessica proper noun [ʝeˈsika]
53. yeta adjective, noun /ˈʝeta/: Jinxed, unlucky (of a person)
54. yetapá noun: tyrant (bird)
55. yetapá acollarado phrase [ʝet̪aˈpa akoʝaˈɾað̞o]
56. yetapá de collar phrase [ʝet̪aˈpa ð̞e koˈʝaɾ]
57. yetar verb [ʝeˈt̪aɾ]
58. yetatore adjective [ʝet̪aˈt̪oɾe]
59. yeti noun /ˈʝeti/: yeti
60. yetsiá bisheilá phrase [ʝet̪ˈsja β̞iʃejˈla]
61. Yévenes proper noun [ˈʝeβ̞enes]
62. yeyé adjective, noun /ʝeˈʝe/: yé-yé
63. yeyo adjective, noun /ˈʝeʝo/: dizziness; faint (act of fainting)
64. yeyuno adjective, noun /ʝeˈʝuno/: jejunum
65. yeyunostomía noun /ʝeʝunostoˈmia/: jejunostomy
66. yezgo noun /ˈʝeθɡo/: dwarf elder
67. Ygarza proper noun [iˈɣ̞aɾsa]
68. Yggdrasil proper noun /iɡdɾaˈsil/: Yggdrasil
69. Yibuti proper noun /ʝiˈbuti/: Djibouti (a country in East Africa)
70. yibutiano adjective, noun /ʝibuˈtjano/: Djiboutian
71. yibutiense adjective [ʝiβ̞uˈt̪jẽnse]
72. Yichang proper noun [ʝiˈt͡ʃãŋ]
73. Yida proper noun [ˈʝið̞a]
74. yíddish noun /ˈʝidiʃ/: alternative form of yidis
75. yidis noun [ˈʝið̞is]
76. yídish adjective, noun /ˈʝidiʃ/: alternative form of yidis
77. yigüirro noun /ʝiˈɡwiro/: the clay-colored thrush (Turdus grayi)
78. yihad noun /ʝiˈad/: jihad
79. yihadismo noun /ʝiaˈdismo/: jihadism
80. yihadista adjective, noun /ʝjaˈdista/: jihadist
81. yin noun /ˈʝin/: alternative form of djinn
82. yin yang noun /ˌʝin ˈʝan/: yin yang
83. yina noun /ˈʝina/: flip-flop, thong (footwear)
84. yinalear verb /ʝinaleˈaɾ/: To con or steal from someone, especially in a bold, flagrant manner.
85. yincana noun /ʝinˈkana/: gymkhana
86. yine noun: a member of the Yine people of Peru
87. yines noun /ˈʝines/: plural of yine
88. yinn noun /ˈʝin/: jinn, djinn
89. yinyang noun /ʝinˈʝan/: yin-yang
90. yipeta noun /ʝiˈpeta/: SUV, sport utility vehicle
91. yipi noun /ˈʝipi/: jeep
92. yipni noun /ˈʝibni/: jeepney
93. yira noun, verb /ˈʝiɾa/: harlot; prostitute
94. yirado verb [ʝiˈɾað̞o]: past participle of yirar
95. yirando verb [ʝiˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of yirar
96. yirar verb /ʝiˈɾaɾ/: to wander, to ramble; to gallivant (to walk without a purpose or destination)
97. yiyi noun /ˈʝiʝi/: hotty; sheila; dame (young attractive lady)
98. yizia noun /ˈʝiθja/: jizya
99. Yñigo proper noun [iˈɲiɣ̞o]
100. yo noun, pronoun /ˈʝo/: first-person singular pronoun in the nominative case; I
101. yo de ti phrase /ˌʝo de ˈti/: synonym of yo que tú: if I were you
102. yo no hablo español phrase /ˌʝo ˌno ˌablo espaˈɲol/: I don't speak Spanish
103. yo no hablo inglés phrase /ˌʝo ˌno ˌablo inˈɡles/: I don't speak English
104. yo no sabo phrase /ˌʝo ˌno ˈsabo/: showing or affecting a lack of fluency in the Spanish language
105. yo qué culpa tengo phrase /ˌʝo ˌke ˌkulpa ˈtenɡo/: I'm not to blame; what are you blaming me for?
106. yo qué sé phrase /ˌʝo ˌke ˈse/: alternative form of qué sé yo
107. yo que tú phrase /ˌʝo ke ˈtu/: if I were you
108. yo sabré interjection /ˌʝo saˈbɾe/: it's my life
109. yo soy británica phrase /ˌʝo ˌsoi bɾiˈtanika/: I am British
110. yo soy británico phrase /ˌʝo ˌsoi bɾiˈtaniko/: I am British
111. yo también phrase /ˌʝo tamˈbjen/: me too
112. yo te conozco phrase /ˌʝo te koˈnoθko/: I know what you're like; I believe you, thousands wouldn't
113. yobaca noun /ʝoˈbaka/: alternative spelling of llobaca
114. yoctoamperio noun [ʝokt̪oãmˈpeɾjo]
115. yoctocandela noun [ʝokt̪okãn̪ˈd̪ela]
116. yoctofaradio noun [ʝokt̪ofaˈɾað̞jo]
117. yoctogramo noun /ʝoɡtoˈɡɾamo/: yoctogram
118. yoctohercio noun [ʝokt̪oˈeɾsjo]
119. yoctojulio noun [ʝokt̪oˈxuljo]
120. yoctokelvin noun [ʝokt̪oˈkelβ̞ĩn]
121. yoctolitro noun [ʝokt̪oˈlit̪ɾo]
122. yoctómetro noun [ʝokˈt̪omet̪ɾo]
123. yoctonewton noun [ʝokt̪oˈnewt̪õn]
124. yoctoohmio noun [ʝokt̪oˈomjo]
125. yoctosegundo noun [ʝokt̪oseˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o]
126. yoctovatio noun [ʝokt̪oˈβ̞at̪jo]
127. yoctovoltio noun [ʝokt̪oˈβ̞ol̪t̪jo]
128. yod noun: yodh
129. yodación noun /ʝodaˈθjon/: iodination
130. yodado adjective, verb /ʝoˈdado/: iodized
131. yodando verb [ʝoˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]
132. yodato noun /ʝoˈdato/: iodate
133. yodel noun [ʝoˈð̞el]
134. yodhídrico adjective /ʝoˈdidɾiko/: hydriodic
135. yódico adjective [ˈʝoð̞iko]
136. yodización noun /ʝodiθaˈθjon/: iotation
137. yodo noun /ˈʝodo/: iodine
138. yodoformo noun /ʝodoˈfoɾmo/: iodoform
139. yodopsina noun /ʝodobˈsina/: photopsin, iodopsin
140. yodurado verb /ʝoduˈɾado/: past participle of yodurar
141. yodurando verb [ʝoð̞uˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of yodurar
142. yodurar verb /ʝoduˈɾaɾ/: to iodize
143. yoduro noun, verb /ʝoˈduɾo/: iodide, I⁻
144. yoga noun /ˈʝoɡa/: yoga
145. yogui noun /ˈʝoɡi/: yogi; yoga practitioner
146. yóguico adjective /ˈʝoɡiko/: yogic
147. yogur noun /ʝoˈɡuɾ/: yogurt
148. yogur griego noun /ʝoˌɡuɾ ˈɡɾjeɡo/: Greek yogurt.
149. yogurín adjective, noun /ʝoɡuˈɾin/: youngster; toyboy
150. yogurt noun [ʝoˈɣ̞uɾt̪]
151. yogurt de pajaritos phrase [ʝoˈɣ̞uɾt̪ ð̞e paxaˈɾit̪os]
152. yogurtera noun /ʝoɡuɾˈteɾa/: yogurt maker
153. yogurtería noun /ʝoɡuɾteˈɾia/: yogurt shop
154. Yohana proper noun [ʝoˈana]
155. Yohanna proper noun [ʝoˈãnna]
156. yohimbina noun /ʝoimˈbina/: yohimbine
157. yoismo noun /ʝoˈismo/: egotism, selfishness
158. yoista adjective, noun /ʝoˈista/: egotist, selfish
159. yokai noun /ˈʝokai/: yokai
160. Yokohama proper noun /ʝokoˈxama/: Yokohama (the capital city of Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan)
161. yokut adjective /ʝoˈkut/: Yokutsan
162. yola noun /ˈʝola/: yawl; small boat with oars and sail
163. Yolanda proper noun /ʝoˈlanda/: a female given name
164. Yoldi proper noun [ˈʝol̪d̪i]
165. Yoli proper noun: a diminutive of the female given name Yolanda
166. yolillal noun: a plantation or wood of the palm tree Raphia taedigera
167. yolloxochitl noun [joloʃoˈt͡ʃit̪]
168. yoltamal noun /ʝoltaˈmal/: a sweet tamale made with sweet corn, and is typically consumed with sour cream
169. yombina noun [ʝõmˈbina]
170. Yonathan proper noun [ˈʝonat̪ãn]
171. Yonel noun [ʝoˈnel]
172. Yong proper noun [ˈʝõŋ]
173. yonke noun /ˈʝonke/: junk yard, scrapyard
174. yonkero noun /ʝonˈkeɾo/: junk yard worker
175. yonki noun /ˈʝonki/: alternative form of yonqui
176. yonkoma noun [ʝõŋˈkoma]
177. yonque noun /ˈʝonke/: alternative spelling of yonke
178. yonqui noun /ˈʝonki/: junkie, drug addict
179. Yopal proper noun [ʝoˈpal]
180. yopará noun [ʝopaˈɾa]
181. yope adjective, noun /ˈʝope/: of or pertaining to the Yope, an indigenous people of Guatemala
182. yopo noun /ˈʝopo/: yopo
183. yóquey noun /ˈʝokei/: jockey
184. yorador noun: rehydrator
185. Yordan proper noun [ˈʝoɾð̞ãn]
186. Yordi proper noun [ˈʝoɾð̞i]
187. yoreme adjective, noun: Mayo
188. yoreño adjective, noun /ʝoˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Yoro, Honduras
189. yorgo noun [ˈʝoɾɣ̞o]
190. York proper noun /ˈʝoɾk/: York
191. yorkie noun: Yorkie
192. yorkino adjective, noun /ʝoɾˈkino/: of or relating to the Yorkinos, a Masonic lodge belonging to the York Rite
193. yorkista adjective, noun: Yorkist
194. Yorkshire proper noun: Yorkshire (largest county in the United Kingdom by size)
195. Yoro proper noun /ˈʝoɾo/: Yoro (a department of Honduras)
196. yorquino adjective, noun /ʝoɾˈkino/: of, from or relating to the city of York, North Yorkshire, England or the historic county of Yorkshire, now split into the counties of North Yorkshire,...
197. yoruba adjective, noun /ʝoˈɾuba/: Yoruba
198. yorugua adjective, noun /ʝoˈɾuɡwa/: Uruguayan
199. yos interjection, noun /ˈʝos/: gum tree (Sapium glandulosum)
200. yottaamperio noun [ʝot̪aãmˈpeɾjo]
201. yottacandela noun [ʝot̪akãn̪ˈd̪ela]
202. yottafaradio noun [ʝot̪afaˈɾað̞jo]
203. yottagramo noun [ʝot̪aˈɣ̞ɾamo]
204. yottahercio noun [ʝot̪aˈeɾsjo]
205. yottajulio noun [ʝot̪aˈxuljo]
206. yottakelvin noun [ʝot̪aˈkelβ̞ĩn]
207. yottalitro noun [ʝot̪aˈlit̪ɾo]
208. yottametro noun /ʝotaˈmetɾo/: yottametre
209. yottanewton noun [ʝot̪aˈnewt̪õn]
210. yottaohmio noun [ʝot̪aˈomjo]
211. yottasegundo noun [ʝot̪aseˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o]
212. yottavatio noun [ʝot̪aˈβ̞at̪jo]
213. yottavoltio noun [ʝot̪aˈβ̞ol̪t̪jo]
214. Young proper noun /ˈʝun/: a city in Río Negro department, Uruguay
215. YouTube proper noun /ʝuˈtub/: YouTube (a video-sharing website)
216. youtuber adjective, noun /ʝuˈtubeɾ/: YouTube
217. youtubero noun /ʝutuˈbeɾo/: a poster on the video-sharing website YouTube
218. yoyega adjective, noun /ʝoˈʝeɡa/: Galician
219. yoyo noun /ˈʝoʝo/: alternative form of yoyó
220. yoyopo noun /ʝoˈʝopo/: anus
221. yoyotear verb [ʝoʝot̪eˈaɾ]
222. yqs phrase: initialism of yo qué sé (“what do I know”)
223. Yriarte proper noun [iˈɾjaɾt̪e]
224. Yrigoyen proper noun [iɾiˈɣ̞oʝẽn]
225. yrigoyenismo noun /iɾiɡoʝeˈnismo/: the beliefs or support of Hipólito Yrigoyen
226. yrigoyenista adjective, noun /iɾiɡoʝeˈnista/: of or supporting Hipólito Yrigoyen (President of Argentina 1916-1922 and 1928-1930)
227. Ysabel proper noun /isaˈbel/: a female given name, variant of Isabel
228. Ysasi proper noun [iˈsasi]
229. Yturbe proper noun [iˈt̪uɾβ̞e]
230. yuan noun /ˈʝwan/: yuan
231. yuan renminbi phrase [ˈʝwãn rẽmˈmĩmbi]
232. Yuba proper noun /ˈʝuba/: Juba
233. yubarta noun /ʝuˈbaɾta/: humpback whale
234. yubo noun [ˈʝuβ̞o]
235. yuca adjective, noun /ˈʝuka/: yucca plant
236. yucal noun /ʝuˈkal/: piece of land cultivating yucca
237. Yucatán proper noun /ʝukaˈtan/: a state of Mexico
238. yucatanense adjective [ʝukat̪aˈnẽnse]
239. yucateco adjective, noun /ʝukaˈteko/: of, from or relating to the state of Yucatán, Mexico
240. yucca noun [ˈʝuka]
241. yuchán noun /ʝuˈt͡ʃan/: Ceiba chodatii
242. Yudit proper noun [ʝuˈð̞it̪]
243. Yudith proper noun [ʝuˈð̞it̪]
244. yudo noun /ˈʝudo/: judo
245. yudoca noun /ʝuˈdoka/: judoka
246. yudogui noun [ʝuˈð̞oɣ̞i]
247. yue noun /ˈʝwe/: Yue (the Sinitic language which includes Cantonese)
248. yugada noun /ʝuˈɡada/: yoke (team of draft animals yoked together to pull a plow)
249. yugal adjective /ʝuˈɡal/: jugal
250. yugo noun /ˈʝuɡo/: yoke (bar or frame of wood by which two animals are joined)
251. Yugoeslavia proper noun [ʝuɣ̞oesˈlaβ̞ja]
252. yugoeslavo adjective, noun [ʝuɣ̞oesˈlaβ̞o]: alternative spelling of yugoslavo
253. Yugoslavia proper noun /ʝuɡosˈlabja/: Yugoslavia (a former country in Southeastern Europe in the Balkans, now split into 6 countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia,...
254. yugoslavismo noun: Yugoslavism
255. yugoslavista adjective, noun: Yugoslavist
256. yugoslavo adjective, noun /ʝuɡosˈlabo/: Yugoslavian
257. yuguaste noun /ʝuˈɡwaste/: alternative form of alguashte
258. yuguero noun /ʝuˈɡeɾo/: ploughman
259. yugulado verb /ʝuɡuˈlado/: past participle of yugular
260. yugulando verb [ʝuɣ̞uˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of yugular
261. yugular adjective, noun, verb /ʝuɡuˈlaɾ/: jugular
262. yuju interjection /ˈʝuxu/: yay!; yahoo!; hurrah!
263. yukata noun [ʝuˈkat̪a]
264. yuki adjective, noun /ˈʝuki/: Yuki
265. yukpa adjective, noun /ˈʝuɡpa/: Yukpa
266. Yuli proper noun [ˈʝuli]
267. Yuly proper noun [ˈʝuli]
268. yuma adjective, noun /ˈʝuma/: an American; someone from the United States
269. Yumbel proper noun /ʝumˈbel/: Yumbel (a commune and city in Yumbel, Chile)
270. yumbo adjective, noun /ˈʝumbo/: alternative form of jumbo
271. Yumká noun [ʝũmˈka]
272. yumurino adjective, noun /ʝumuˈɾino/: of, from or relating to Matanzas
273. yunco noun /ˈʝunko/: petrel
274. yund noun [ˈʝũn̪d̪]
275. yunga noun /ˈʝunɡa/: yunga
276. yungas noun /ˈʝunɡas/: tropical valleys
277. Yungay proper noun /ʝunˈɡai/: Yungay (a commune and city in Yungay, Chile)
278. yungueño adjective: of or from the yunga
279. Yunguyo proper noun /ʝunˈɡuʝo/: a province of Puno, Peru
280. yúnior noun /ˈʝunjoɾ/: alternative form of júnior
281. yunque noun /ˈʝunke/: anvil
282. yunquecito noun /ʝunkeˈθito/: little petrel
283. yunta noun /ˈʝunta/: a pair or yoke of oxen
284. yuntado verb [ʝũn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
285. yuntando verb [ʝũn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
286. yuntar verb [ʝũn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
287. yuntero noun /ʝunˈteɾo/: yoker
288. yunto adjective, adverb [ˈʝũn̪t̪o]: alternative form of junto
289. yuos interjection /ˈʝwos/: alternative form of yos.
290. yupa interjection /ˈʝupa/: an expression of joy or excitement, commonly associated with cowboys
291. yupana noun /ʝuˈpana/: a yupana, an Incan abacus
292. Yupanqui proper noun /ʝuˈpanki/: a surname from Quechua
293. yupe noun [ˈʝupe]
294. yupi interjection, noun /ˈʝupi/: alternative form of yuppy
295. yuplón noun: June plum
296. yuppie noun [ˈʝupi]: alternative spelling of yuppy
297. yuppismo noun: yuppieism
298. yuppy noun /ˈʝupi/: yuppie (young upwardly mobile urban professional person)
299. yuquerí noun /ʝukeˈɾi/: Senegalia galliesii, a desert shrub of northern Argentina.
300. yuquita noun /ʝuˈkita/: diminutive of yuca

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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.