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Spanish words: zascandileado to zoofílico

300 Spanish words, part 3 of 5 of the words starting with Z, A to Z. 41 have a page of their own.

Spanish words zascandileado to zoofílico

  1. zascandileado verb /θaskandileˈado/: past participle of zascandilear
  2. zascandileando verb [saskãn̪d̪ileˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of zascandilear
  3. zascandilear verb /θaskandileˈaɾ/: to piss about; to fuss about
  4. zatara noun [saˈt̪aɾa]
  5. zatico noun [saˈt̪iko]: stale bread
  6. zatillo noun [saˈt̪iʝo]
  7. zatiquero noun [sat̪iˈkeɾo]
  8. zato adjective, noun [ˈsat̪o]
  9. Zavala proper noun /θaˈbala/: a surname from Basque
  10. Zavaleta proper noun /θabaˈleta/: a surname from Basque
  11. zavaletiano adjective: of or related to René Zavaleta Mercado, Bolivian sociologist, politician and philosopher
  12. Zavalla proper noun [saˈβ̞aʝa]
  13. zaya noun [ˈsaʝa]
  14. zayin noun /ˈθaʝin/: zayin
  15. zayn noun /ˈθain/: zayin; the Hebrew letter ז
  16. zazaki noun [saˈsaki]
  17. zazo adjective /ˈθaθo/: stuttering
  18. zazoso adjective /θaˈθoso/: stuttering
  19. zazú noun: zazou
  20. Zazueta proper noun /θaˈθweta/: a surname from Basque
  21. ZCIT noun: initialism of zona de convergencia intertropical
  22. ze noun [ˈse]
  23. Zea proper noun /ˈθea/: a surname from Galician
  24. zeagonita noun [seaɣ̞oˈnit̪a]
  25. zearalenona noun /θeaɾaleˈnona/: zearalenone
  26. zeasita noun [seaˈsit̪a]
  27. zeatina noun /θeaˈtina/: zeatin
  28. zeaxantina noun: zeaxanthin
  29. Zeballos proper noun /θeˈbaʝos/: a surname
  30. Zebedeo proper noun /θebeˈdeo/: Zebedee
  31. Zeberio proper noun [seˈβ̞eɾjo]
  32. zebeto noun [seˈβ̞et̪o]
  33. zeboa noun [seˈβ̞oa]
  34. zebra noun [ˈseβ̞ɾa]
  35. zebrado adjective [seˈβ̞ɾað̞o]
  36. zebroide noun [seˈβ̞ɾojð̞e]
  37. ZEC noun: initialism of Zona Especial Canaria (“special Canarian zone”), a low tax scheme on the Canary Islands
  38. zeca noun [ˈseka]
  39. zeda noun /ˈθeda/: synonym of zeta (“zed, zee”)
  40. zedilla noun [seˈð̞iʝa]
  41. ZEE noun /θetaˈee/: initialism of zona económica exclusiva (“EEZ”)
  42. Zegarra proper noun /θeˈɡara/: a surname from Catalan
  43. Zegers proper noun [seˈxeɾs]
  44. zegrí noun /θeˈɡɾi/: a member of a powerful faction, native to the Emirate of Granada, and rivals of the abencerrajes.
  45. zegríes y abencerrajes noun /θeˌɡɾies i abenθeˈraxes/: mortal enemies
  46. zéjel noun /ˈθexel/: zajal
  47. Zelada proper noun [seˈlað̞a]
  48. zelador noun /θelaˈdoɾ/: zealot
  49. Zelanda proper noun /θeˈlanda/: Zealand
  50. zelandés adjective, noun /θelanˈdes/: Zeelandic
  51. Zelaya proper noun /θeˈlaʝa/: a surname from Basque
  52. zelda noun /ˈθelda/: alternative form of zelda (link, hyperlink, URL)
  53. Zeledón proper noun [seleˈð̞õn]
  54. Zelmira proper noun [selˈmiɾa]
  55. zelota adjective, noun /θeˈlota/: alternative form of zelote
  56. zelote adjective, noun /θeˈlote/: zealous
  57. zelotismo noun /θeloˈtismo/: zealotism
  58. Zeluán proper noun [seˈlwãn]
  59. zemba noun: a particular dance from Argentina
  60. Zemborain proper noun [sẽmˈboɾãjn]
  61. zempasúchil noun: alternative spelling of cempasúchil
  62. zemstvo noun [ˈsẽmst̪β̞o]
  63. zen adjective, noun /ˈθen/: zen
  64. Zenaida proper noun /θeˈnaida/: a female given name
  65. zenana noun [seˈnana]
  66. Zenarruza proper noun [senaˈrusa]
  67. zencuate noun [sẽŋˈkwat̪e]
  68. zendal adjective, noun [sẽn̪ˈd̪al]
  69. zendavesta noun [sẽn̪d̪aˈβ̞est̪a]
  70. Zendejas proper noun [sẽn̪ˈd̪exas]
  71. zendo noun [ˈsẽn̪d̪o]
  72. zeneise adjective [seˈnejse]
  73. zeneize adjective [seˈnejse]
  74. zéner noun [ˈseneɾ]
  75. Zenia proper noun /ˈθenja/: a female given name, variant of Xenia
  76. zenit noun /tseˈnit/: alternative form of cenit
  77. Zenobia proper noun [seˈnoβ̞ja]
  78. Zenobio proper noun /θeˈnobjo/: a male given name from Ancient Greek, of historical usage, equivalent to English Zenobius
  79. Zenón proper noun [seˈnõn]: Zeno (given name in Ancient Greece)
  80. Zenteno proper noun [sẽn̪ˈt̪eno]
  81. zenú adjective, noun /θeˈnu/: Zenú
  82. zeolita noun /θeoˈlita/: alternative spelling of ceolita
  83. ZEPA abbreviation, noun /ˈθepa/: initialism of Zona de Especial Protección para las Aves (“Special Protection Area for Birds”)
  84. Zepeda proper noun /θeˈpeda/: a surname
  85. zepelín noun /θepeˈlin/: zeppelin
  86. zeptoamperio noun [sept̪oãmˈpeɾjo]
  87. zeptocandela noun [sept̪okãn̪ˈd̪ela]
  88. zeptofaradio noun [sept̪ofaˈɾað̞jo]
  89. zeptogramo noun [sept̪oˈɣ̞ɾamo]: zeptogram
  90. zeptohercio noun [sept̪oˈeɾsjo]
  91. zeptojulio noun [sept̪oˈxuljo]
  92. zeptokelvin noun [sept̪oˈkelβ̞ĩn]
  93. zeptolitro noun [sept̪oˈlit̪ɾo]
  94. zeptómetro noun [sepˈt̪omet̪ɾo]
  95. zeptonewton noun [sept̪oˈnewt̪õn]
  96. zeptoohmio noun [sept̪oˈomjo]
  97. zeptosegundo noun [sept̪oseˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o]
  98. zeptovatio noun [sept̪oˈβ̞at̪jo]
  99. zeptovoltio noun [sept̪oˈβ̞ol̪t̪jo]
  100. Zermeño proper noun /θeɾˈmeɲo/: a surname
  101. zeste noun [ˈsest̪e]
  102. zeta noun /ˈθeta/: the letter Z
  103. zettaamperio noun [set̪aãmˈpeɾjo]
  104. zettabyte noun /θetaˈbait/: zettabyte
  105. zettacandela noun [set̪akãn̪ˈd̪ela]
  106. zettafaradio noun [set̪afaˈɾað̞jo]
  107. zettagramo noun [set̪aˈɣ̞ɾamo]
  108. zettahercio noun [set̪aˈeɾsjo]
  109. zettajulio noun [set̪aˈxuljo]
  110. zettakelvin noun [set̪aˈkelβ̞ĩn]
  111. zettalitro noun [set̪aˈlit̪ɾo]
  112. zettametro noun [set̪aˈmet̪ɾo]: zettametre
  113. zettanewton noun [set̪aˈnewt̪õn]
  114. zettaohmio noun [set̪aˈomjo]
  115. zettasegundo noun [set̪aseˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o]
  116. zettavatio noun [set̪aˈβ̞at̪jo]
  117. zettavoltio noun [set̪aˈβ̞ol̪t̪jo]
  118. zeugma noun /ˈθeuɡma/: zeugma
  119. zeugmático adjective /θeuɡˈmatiko/: zeugmatic
  120. zeugopodio noun /θeuɡoˈpodjo/: zeugopodium
  121. Zeus proper noun /ˈθeus/: Zeus
  122. zeusofobia noun [sewsoˈfoβ̞ja]
  123. Zevallos proper noun [seˈβ̞aʝos]
  124. zheísmo noun /ʒeˈis.mo/: A feature in certain Spanish varieties wherein the letters elle ("ll") and ye ("y") are pronounced as /ʒ/
  125. Zia proper noun: a pueblo in New Mexico
  126. zidovudina noun /θidobuˈdina/: zidovudine
  127. zifio noun [ˈsifjo]: beaked whale
  128. zifio calderón boreal noun: northern bottlenose whale
  129. zig-zag noun: zig-zag
  130. Ziga proper noun [ˈsiɣ̞a]
  131. Ziganda proper noun [siˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪a]
  132. zigapófisis noun: zygapophysis
  133. zigofiláceo adjective [siɣ̞ofiˈlaseo]
  134. zigomorfo adjective /θiɡoˈmoɾfo/: zygomorphic (having bilateral symmetry)
  135. zigoto noun /θiˈɡoto/: alternative spelling of cigoto (“zygote”)
  136. zigurat noun /θiɡuˈɾat/: ziggurat (ancient Mesopotamian tower)
  137. zigzag noun /θiɡˈθaɡ/: zigzag
  138. zigzagueado verb /θiɡθaɡeˈado/: past participle of zigzaguear
  139. zigzagueando verb [siɣ̞saɣ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of zigzaguear
  140. zigzagueante adjective /θiɡθaɡeˈante/: zigzagging; winding, curving, or twisting
  141. zigzaguear verb /θiɡθaɡeˈaɾ/: to zigzag
  142. zigzagueo noun, verb /θiɡθaˈɡeo/: the action of zigzagging
  143. Zihuatanejo proper noun /θiwataˈnexo/: Zihuatanejo (a city in Guerrero, Mexico)
  144. zijo noun: alternative form of hijo, son
  145. zika noun /ˈθika/: zika
  146. zimasa noun: zymase
  147. Zimbabue proper noun /θimˈbabwe/: Zimbabwe (a country in Southern Africa)
  148. zimbabuense adjective, noun /θimbaˈbwense/: Zimbabwean
  149. Zimbabwe proper noun [sĩmˈbaβ̞we]
  150. zimodema noun [simoˈð̞ema]
  151. zimógeno noun /θiˈmoxeno/: zymogen
  152. Zinacantán proper noun /θinakanˈtan/: Zinacantán
  153. zinc noun /ˈθink/: zinc
  154. zincografía noun /θinkoɡɾaˈfia/: zincography
  155. zincuate noun [sĩŋˈkwat̪e]
  156. zine noun /ˈθin/: zine
  157. Zinfandel noun /θinfanˈdel/: zinfandel
  158. zíngaro adjective, noun /ˈθinɡaɾo/: alternative form of cíngaro
  159. zingiberáceo adjective [sĩŋxiβ̞eˈɾaseo]
  160. zinguería noun [sĩŋgeˈɾia]
  161. zinguero noun [sĩŋˈgeɾo]
  162. zinnia noun [ˈsĩnnja]: zinnia
  163. zinquero noun [sĩŋˈkeɾo]
  164. Zion proper noun [ˈsjõn]
  165. zip noun /ˈθip/: zip
  166. zíper noun /ˈθipeɾ/: zipper, zip fastener
  167. zipizape noun /θipiˈθape/: kerfuffle
  168. ziprasidona noun: ziprasidone
  169. ziranda noun [siˈɾãn̪d̪a]
  170. zircón noun /θiɾˈkon/: zircon
  171. zirconio noun /θiɾˈkonjo/: alternative spelling of circonio
  172. zirconita noun /θiɾkoˈnita/: zirconite
  173. zirí adjective, noun: Zirid
  174. ziricote noun /θiɾiˈkote/: Cordia dodecandra
  175. zis interjection [ˈsis]
  176. Zitácuaro proper noun /θiˈtakwaɾo/: Zitácuaro (a city, a municipality of Michoacán, Mexico)
  177. ziyánida adjective: Zayyanid
  178. Zizur proper noun [siˈsuɾ]
  179. zloty noun: zloty
  180. zoantropía noun [soãn̪t̪ɾoˈpia]
  181. zoantrópico adjective [soãn̪ˈt̪ɾopiko]
  182. zoántropo noun [soˈãn̪t̪ɾopo]
  183. zoca adjective, noun /ˈθoka/: square, plaza
  184. zocado verb [soˈkað̞o]
  185. zocalero noun [sokaˈleɾo]
  186. zócalo noun /ˈθokalo/: plinth, socle, base (a block or slab upon which a column, pedestal, statue or other structure is based)
  187. zocando verb [soˈkãn̪d̪o]
  188. zocándose verb [soˈkãn̪d̪ose]
  189. zocar verb [soˈkaɾ]
  190. zocarse verb [soˈkaɾse]
  191. zocateado verb [sokat̪eˈað̞o]
  192. zocateando verb [sokat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  193. zocateándose verb [sokat̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]
  194. zocatear verb [sokat̪eˈaɾ]
  195. zocatearse verb [sokat̪eˈaɾse]
  196. zocato adjective /θoˈkato/: left-handed
  197. zoclo noun [ˈsoklo]: clog; sabot
  198. zoco adjective, noun /ˈθoko/: souq (market)
  199. zocolado verb [sokoˈlað̞o]
  200. zocolando verb [sokoˈlãn̪d̪o]
  201. zodiac noun /ˈθodjak/: alternative spelling of zódiac (“rubber dinghy”)
  202. zodiacal adjective /θodjaˈkal/: zodiacal
  203. zodiaco noun /θoˈdiako/: zodiac
  204. Zoe proper noun [ˈsoe]
  205. zofra noun [ˈsofɾa]
  206. zogaca noun [soˈɣ̞aka]
  207. zoico adjective [ˈsojko]
  208. Zoila proper noun /ˈθoila/: a female given name
  209. zoilo noun [ˈsojlo]
  210. zoizo noun [ˈsojso]
  211. zojo noun: alternative form of ojo, eye
  212. Zola proper noun [ˈsola]
  213. zolcillonca noun [solsiˈʝõŋka]
  214. zoleta noun [soˈlet̪a]
  215. zolle noun [ˈsoʝe]
  216. zollipado verb [soʝiˈpað̞o]
  217. zollipando verb [soʝiˈpãn̪d̪o]
  218. zollipar verb [soʝiˈpaɾ]
  219. zollipo noun [soˈʝipo]
  220. zolocho adjective [soˈlot͡ʃo]
  221. zolpidén noun: zolpidem
  222. zoltaní noun [sol̪t̪aˈni]
  223. zoma noun [ˈsoma]
  224. zombi adjective, noun /ˈθombi/: zombie
  225. zombie noun: alternative spelling of zombi
  226. zombificación noun: zombification
  227. zombificar verb /θombifiˈkaɾ/: to zombify (convert into a zombie)
  228. zomfo noun [ˈsõmfo]
  229. zompancle noun /θomˈpankle/: flame coral tree, Erythrina coralloides
  230. zompantli noun /θomˈpantli/: in some Mesoamerican civilizations, a wooden rack or palisade used for the public display of human skulls
  231. zompo adjective [ˈsõmpo]
  232. zompopa noun /θomˈpopa/: leaf-cutter ant
  233. zompopera noun /θompoˈpeɾa/: an anthill for leaf-cutter ants
  234. zompopo noun /θomˈpopo/: a type of leaf-cutter ant
  235. -zón suffix [ˈsõn]: alternative form of -ón
  236. zona noun /ˈθona/: zone, district, area
  237. zona abisal phrase [ˈsona aβ̞iˈsal]
  238. zona azul noun /ˌθona aˈθul/: blue zone
  239. zona cero noun /ˌθona ˈθeɾo/: ground zero
  240. zona de agotamiento phrase [ˈsona ð̞e aɣ̞ot̪aˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
  241. zona de amigos noun /ˌθona de aˈmiɡos/: friend zone
  242. zona de articulación noun /ˌθona de aɾtikulaˈθjon/: synonym of punto de articulación
  243. zona de confort noun: comfort zone
  244. zona de desastre noun: catastrophe area
  245. zona de desove noun /ˌθona de deˈsobe/: spawning ground (area in a river or lake where fish meet to mate and lay eggs)
  246. zona de exclusión aérea noun: no-fly zone
  247. zona de guerra noun /ˌθona de ˈɡera/: war zone
  248. zona de influencia noun /ˌθona de inˈflwenθja/: sphere of influence
  249. zona de tolerancia phrase [ˈsona ð̞e t̪oleˈɾãnsja]
  250. zona económica exclusiva noun /ˌθona ekoˌnomika eɡskluˈsiba/: exclusive economic zone
  251. zona erógena noun /ˌθona eˈɾoxena/: erogenous zone
  252. zona franca noun /ˌθona ˈfɾanka/: free zone
  253. zona horaria noun /ˌθona oˈɾaɾja/: time zone
  254. zona industrial noun /ˌθona indusˈtɾjal/: industrial area
  255. zona roja noun, phrase [ˈsona ˈroxa]: red-light district
  256. zona turística phrase [ˈsona t̪uˈɾist̪ika]
  257. zona urbana noun: urban area
  258. zona verde noun: greenspace
  259. zonación noun [sonaˈsjõn]: zonation
  260. zonado adjective: zonate
  261. zonágono noun /θoˈnaɡono/: zonogon
  262. zonaje noun /θoˈnaxe/: zoning
  263. zonal adjective /θoˈnal/: zonal
  264. zonceado verb [sõnseˈað̞o]
  265. zonceando verb [sõnseˈãn̪d̪o]
  266. zoncera noun /θonˈθeɾa/: silliness
  267. zoncería noun [sõnseˈɾia]
  268. zonchiche noun [sõnʲˈt͡ʃit͡ʃe]
  269. zonda noun [ˈsõn̪d̪a]
  270. zoneíta adjective, noun /θoneˈita/: Zonian (of, from or relating to Panama Canal Zone)
  271. zoniano adjective, noun /θoˈnjano/: Zonian (of, from or relating to Panama Canal Zone)
  272. zonificación noun /θonifikaˈθjon/: zonification; zoning
  273. zonificado verb [sonifiˈkað̞o]: past participle of zonificar
  274. zonificando verb [sonifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of zonificar
  275. zonificar verb /θonifiˈkaɾ/: to zone (to divide into zones)
  276. zonoedro noun: zonohedron
  277. zonote noun [soˈnot̪e]
  278. zonte noun /ˈθonte/: A set of four hundred (especially of agricultural products)
  279. zonteado verb [sõn̪t̪eˈað̞o]
  280. zonteando verb [sõn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  281. zontear verb [sõn̪t̪eˈaɾ]
  282. zontle noun /ˈθontle/: alternative form of zonte
  283. zonto adjective [ˈsõn̪t̪o]
  284. zónula noun /ˈθonula/: zonule
  285. zonulina noun: zonulin
  286. zonzamente adverb [ˌsõnsaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
  287. zonzo adjective, noun /ˈθonθo/: silly; stupid
  288. zonzo torito noun [ˈsõnso t̪oˈɾit̪o]
  289. zonzoreco adjective [sõnsoˈɾeko]
  290. zonzorrión adjective [sõnsoˈrjõn]
  291. zonzorro noun [sõnˈsoro]
  292. zoo noun, prefix, suffix /ˈθoː/: zoo
  293. zoobotánico adjective: zoobotanical
  294. zoocoria noun [sooˈkoɾja]
  295. zoocría noun: captivity (of animals)
  296. zoocriadero noun: zoo
  297. zoófago adjective [soˈofaɣ̞o]
  298. zoofármaco noun [sooˈfaɾmako]
  299. zoofilia noun /θooˈfilja/: zoophilia
  300. zoofílico adjective: zoophilic

Part 2 · Part 4 · Spanish words: Z

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 Z: 1,287 words, in 5 parts.