Spanish words: zoófilo to zurdeado
300 Spanish words, part 4 of 5 of the words starting with Z, A to Z. 46 have a page of their own.
Spanish words zoófilo to zurdeado
- zoófilo adjective, noun /θoˈofilo/: zoophilic
- zoófito noun /θoˈofito/: zoophyte
- zoofobia noun [sooˈfoβ̞ja]: zoophobia
- zoóforo noun [soˈofoɾo]
- zooftirio adjective [soofˈt̪iɾjo]
- zoogeografía noun [sooxeoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]: zoogeography
- zoogeográfico adjective /θooxeoˈɡɾafiko/: zoogeographical
- zoografía noun [sooɣ̞ɾaˈfia]: zoography
- zoográfico adjective [sooˈɣ̞ɾafiko]
- zooide noun /θoˈoide/: zooid
- zoólatra adjective [soˈolat̪ɾa]
- zoolatría noun [soolaˈt̪ɾia]
- zoología noun /θooloˈxia/: zoology
- zoológico adjective, noun /θooˈloxiko/: zoological
- zoólogo noun /θoˈoloɡo/: zoologist (one who studies zoology)
- zoolojía noun [sooloˈxia]
- zoom noun /ˈθum/: zoom
- zoomanía noun: zoomania
- zoomórfico adjective: zoomorphic
- zoomorfizar verb /θoomoɾfiˈθaɾ/: to zoomorphize
- zoomorfo adjective /θooˈmoɾfo/: zoomorphic
- zoónimo noun [soˈonimo]
- zoonosis noun /θooˈnosis/: zoonosis
- zoonótico adjective /θooˈnotiko/: zoonotic
- zooplancton noun [sooˈplãn̪t̪õn]: zooplankton
- zoopraxiscopio noun /θoopɾaɡsisˈkopjo/: zoopraxiscope
- zoopsicología noun [soopsikoloˈxia]
- zoosanitario adjective, noun: Of or pertaining to animals' health
- zoospermo noun [soosˈpeɾmo]
- zoospora noun [soosˈpoɾa]: zoospore
- zoosporangio noun [soospoˈɾãŋxjo]
- zootecnia noun [sooˈt̪eknja]: zootechnics
- zootécnico adjective, noun [sooˈt̪ekniko]: zootechnic
- zootecnista noun: zootechnician (specialist in zootechnics)
- zooterapia noun /θooteˈɾapja/: zootherapy, animal-assisted therapy (AAT)
- zootipolita noun [soot̪ipoˈlit̪a]
- zootomía noun [soot̪oˈmia]
- zootopo noun [sooˈt̪opo]
- zoótropo noun [soˈot̪ɾopo]: zoetrope
- zooxantela noun: zooxanthella
- zooxantelado adjective: zooxanthellate
- zopas noun [ˈsopas]
- zope adjective, noun /ˈθope/: idiotic, stupid
- zopenco adjective, noun /θoˈpenko/: stupid, idiotic
- zopetero noun [sopeˈt̪eɾo]
- zopilote noun /θopiˈlote/: a zopilote, a buzzard, a vulture
- zopilote rey noun [sopiˈlot̪e ˈrej]: king vulture
- zopilotera noun [sopiloˈt̪eɾa]
- zopisa noun [soˈpisa]
- zopitas noun [soˈpit̪as]
- zopo adjective [ˈsopo]
- zoque adjective, noun: Zoque
- zoqueta noun [soˈket̪a]
- zoquetada noun [sokeˈt̪að̞a]
- zoquetazo noun [sokeˈt̪aso]
- zoquete noun /θoˈkete/: blockhead; oaf
- zoqueteado verb [soket̪eˈað̞o]
- zoqueteando verb [soket̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
- zoquetería noun [soket̪eˈɾia]
- zoquetero adjective [sokeˈt̪eɾo]
- zoquetoso adjective [sokeˈt̪oso]
- zoquetudo adjective [sokeˈt̪uð̞o]
- Zoraida proper noun /θoˈɾaida/: a female given name
- Zoraya proper noun /θoˈɾaʝa/: a female given name
- zorbing noun [ˈsoɾβ̞ĩŋ]
- zorcico noun [soɾˈsiko]
- zordala noun /θoɾˈdala/: any of a number of species of bird, such as the babblers or whipbirds
- zoreja noun: alternative form of oreja, ear
- zorenco adjective [soˈɾẽŋko]
- zorimbo adjective [soˈɾĩmbo]
- Zorita proper noun [soˈɾit̪a]
- zorito adjective [soˈɾit̪o]
- zornotzarra adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Zornotza
- Zornoza proper noun /θoɾˈnoθa/: a surname
- zoroastra adjective [soɾoˈast̪ɾa]
- zoroastrianismo noun: alternative form of zoroastrismo
- zoroastriano adjective /θoɾoasˈtɾjano/: Zoroastrian
- zoroástrico adjective /θoɾoˈastɾiko/: Zoroastrian
- zoroastrismo noun [soɾoasˈt̪ɾismo]
- zoroastrista adjective, noun: Zoroastrianist
- Zoroastro proper noun /θoɾoˈastɾo/: Zoroaster (founder of Zoroastrianism)
- Zorobabel proper noun /θoɾobaˈbel/: Zerubbabel
- zorocho noun [soˈɾot͡ʃo]
- zorollo adjective [soˈɾoʝo]
- zorondo adjective [soˈɾõn̪d̪o]
- zorongo noun [soˈɾõŋgo]: Andalusian dance style that emerged in the 17th or 18th century
- zorra adjective, noun /ˈθora/: slut, prostitute
- zorra gris noun /ˌθora ˈɡɾis/: gray fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)
- zorrastrón adjective, noun /θorasˈtɾon/: wily, crafty
- zorreado verb [soreˈað̞o]: past participle of zorrear
- zorreando verb [soreˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of zorrear
- zorrear verb /θoreˈaɾ/: to whore, act like a slut
- Zorreguieta proper noun [soreˈɣ̞jet̪a]
- zorrera noun [soˈreɾa]
- zorrería noun [soreˈɾia]
- zorrero adjective, noun [soˈreɾo]
- zorrete noun: fox
- zorrilla noun /θoˈriʝa/: striped polecat, zorille, zoril
- zorrillo noun /θoˈriʝo/: skunk
- zorrino noun /θoˈrino/: skunk
- zorro adjective, noun /ˈθoro/: fox (carnivore)
- zorro cangrejero noun /ˌθoro kanɡɾeˈxeɾo/: crab-eating fox
- zorro chilote noun, phrase /ˌθoro t͡ʃiˈlote/: Darwin's fox
- zorro de balsa noun /ˌθoro de ˈbalsa/: Derby's woolly opossum (Caluromys derbianus)
- zorro de Darwin noun, phrase /ˌθoro de ˈdaɾwin/: Darwin's fox
- zorro espín noun /ˌθoro esˈpin/: porcupine
- zorro gris noun /ˌθoro ˈɡɾis/: the South American gray fox
- zorro isleño noun /ˌθoro isˈleɲo/: island fox
- zorro patagónico noun /ˌθoro pataˈɡoniko/: the South American gray fox
- zorro plateado noun /ˌθoro plateˈado/: silver fox
- zorro volador noun: flying fox
- zorrocloco noun [soroˈkloko]
- zorrón adjective, noun /θoˈron/: sluttish
- zorronglón adjective [sorõŋˈglõn]
- zorrongo adjective [soˈrõŋgo]
- Zorroza proper noun [soˈrosa]
- zorruno adjective /θoˈruno/: foxlike; foxy
- zorrupia noun [soˈrupja]
- zorzal noun /θoɾˈθal/: thrush
- zorzal argentino noun, phrase [soɾˈsal aɾxẽn̪ˈt̪ino]: The cream-bellied thrush, Turdus amaurochalinus
- zorzal chalchalero noun, phrase [soɾˈsalʲ t͡ʃalʲt͡ʃaˈleɾo]: The cream-bellied thrush, Turdus amaurochalinus
- zorzal colorado noun: The rufous-bellied thrush (Turdus rufiventrus)
- zorzal de vientre cremoso phrase [soɾˈsal̪ d̪e ˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪ɾe kɾeˈmoso]
- zorzal ermitaño noun: hermit thrush
- zorzal hormiguero noun /θoɾˌθal oɾmiˈɡeɾo/: Ruaha chat, Myrmecocichla collaris.
- zorzal manchado noun /θoɾˌθal manˈt͡ʃado/: wood thrush (Hylocichla mustelina)
- zorzal mandioca phrase [soɾˈsal mãn̪ˈd̪joka]
- zorzal pardo noun: clay-colored thrush (Turdus grayi)
- zorzal real noun: fieldfare (Turdus pilaris)
- zorzaleño noun [soɾsaˈleɲo]
- zorzalero noun [soɾsaˈleɾo]
- zorzalito noun: any of a number of different species of thrush or nightingale-thrush
- zorzalito de Swainson noun: Swainson's thrush
- zorzalito rojizo noun /θoɾθaˌlito roˈxiθo/: veery
- Zorzano proper noun [soɾˈsano]
- Zos proper noun [ˈsos]
- zóster noun [ˈsost̪eɾ]
- zotal noun [soˈt̪al]
- zote noun /ˈθote/: a fool, a stupid person
- zotehuela noun /θoteˈwela/: utility room
- zotol noun /θoˈtol/: alternative spelling of sotol
- zouk noun: zouk
- Zoya proper noun [ˈsoʝa]
- zoyate noun /θoˈʝate/: a type of palm tree (Brahea dulcis)
- Zozaya proper noun [soˈsaʝa]
- Zozo proper noun [ˈsoso]
- zozobra noun, verb /θoˈθobɾa/: capsizing
- zozobrado verb /θoθoˈbɾado/: past participle of zozobrar
- zozobrando verb [sosoˈβ̞ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of zozobrar
- zozobrándose verb [sosoˈβ̞ɾãn̪d̪ose]
- zozobrar verb /θoθoˈbɾaɾ/: to capsize, flounder, sink
- zozobrarse verb [sosoˈβ̞ɾaɾse]
- zozobroso adjective [sosoˈβ̞ɾoso]
- ZP proper noun: a nickname for the Spanish politician José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, former president of the Government of Spain (2004–2011)
- ZPL noun [ˈspl]
- zúa noun [ˈsua]
- Zuasti proper noun [ˈswast̪i]
- zuavo noun /ˈθwabo/: Zouave
- Zuazo proper noun /ˈθwaθo/: a surname
- Zuazola proper noun [swaˈsola]
- Zuazu proper noun [ˈswasu]
- Zuazua proper noun [ˈswaswa]
- Zubeldia proper noun [suˈβ̞el̪d̪ja]
- Zubero proper noun [suˈβ̞eɾo]
- Zubi proper noun [ˈsuβ̞i]
- zubia noun [ˈsuβ̞ja]
- Zubiaga proper noun /θuˈbjaɡa/: a surname from Basque
- Zubiate proper noun /θuˈbjate/: a surname from Basque
- Zubiaur proper noun [suˈβ̞jawɾ]
- Zubiaurre proper noun [suˈβ̞jawre]
- Zubieta proper noun /θuˈbjeta/: a surname from Basque
- Zubillaga proper noun [suβ̞iˈʝaɣ̞a]
- Zubin proper noun [ˈsuβ̞ĩn]
- Zubiri proper noun /θuˈbiɾi/: a surname from Basque
- Zubiria proper noun [suˈβ̞iɾja]
- Zubizarreta proper noun [suβ̞isaˈret̪a]
- zucarino adjective [sukaˈɾino]
- zucurco noun [suˈkuɾko]
- zuda noun [ˈsuð̞a]
- Zudaire proper noun [suˈð̞ajɾe]
- zueco adjective, noun /ˈθweko/: clog (shoe)
- zuela noun, suffix /ˈθwela/: alternative form of -uela
- Zufriategui proper noun [sufɾjaˈt̪eɣ̞i]
- Zugarramurdi proper noun [suɣ̞araˈmuɾð̞i]
- Zugasti proper noun [suˈɣ̞ast̪i]
- Zugaza proper noun [suˈɣ̞asa]
- Zugazagoitia proper noun [suɣ̞asaˈɣ̞ojt̪ja]
- zugzwang noun [ˈsuɣ̞swãŋ]
- zuindá noun [swĩn̪ˈd̪a]
- zuiza noun [ˈswisa]
- zuizón noun [swiˈsõn]
- Zujovic proper noun [ˈsuxoβ̞ik]
- zulacado verb [sulaˈkað̞o]
- zulacando verb [sulaˈkãn̪d̪o]
- zulacar verb [sulaˈkaɾ]
- Zulaica proper noun [suˈlajka]
- zulaque noun [suˈlake]
- zulaqueado verb [sulakeˈað̞o]
- zulaqueando verb [sulakeˈãn̪d̪o]
- zulaquear verb [sulakeˈaɾ]
- Zulay proper noun [suˈlaj]
- Zule proper noun [ˈsule]
- Zulema proper noun /θuˈlema/: a female given name
- Zuleta proper noun /θuˈleta/: a surname from Basque
- Zulia proper noun /ˈθulja/: a state of Venezuela
- zuliano adjective, noun /θuˈljano/: of, from or relating to Zulia
- Zulima proper noun [suˈlima]
- zulla noun /ˈθuʝa/: human excrement, feces
- zullado verb [suˈʝað̞o]
- zullando verb [suˈʝãn̪d̪o]
- zullándose verb [suˈʝãn̪d̪ose]
- zullar verb [suˈʝaɾ]
- zullarse verb [suˈʝaɾse]
- zullenco adjective [suˈʝẽŋko]
- zullón adjective, noun [suˈʝõn]
- Zulma proper noun /ˈθulma/: a female given name
- zulo noun /ˈθulo/: cache, hiding place
- Zuloaga proper noun [suloˈaɣ̞a]
- zulú adjective, noun /θuˈlu/: Zulu
- Zuluaga proper noun /θuˈlwaɡa/: a surname from Basque
- Zulueta proper noun /θuˈlweta/: a village in Navarre, Spain
- zuluz adjective, noun /θuˈluθ/: Thuluth (of or relating to Thuluth)
- zum noun [ˈsũm]: rare spelling of zoom
- zuma noun [ˈsuma]
- zumaca noun /θuˈmaka/: alternative spelling of sumaca
- zumacado verb [sumaˈkað̞o]
- zumacal noun [sumaˈkal]: sumac plantation
- zumacando verb [sumaˈkãn̪d̪o]
- zumacar noun, verb [sumaˈkaɾ]: sumac plantation
- zumacaya noun [sumaˈkaʝa]
- Zumaeta proper noun [sumaˈet̪a]
- zumaiarra adjective, noun /θumaˈjara/: of, from or relating to Zumaia
- zumaque noun /θuˈmake/: sumac
- Zumárraga proper noun /θuˈmaraɡa/: a municipality of Gipuzkoa, Spain
- zumaya noun /θuˈmaʝa/: screech owl
- zumba adjective, noun, verb /ˈθumba/: bashing, beating
- zumbado adjective, noun, verb /θumˈbado/: nuts; loopy; mad
- zumbador adjective, noun /θumbaˈdoɾ/: intercom on a door
- zumbadora noun [sũmbaˈð̞oɾa]: Middle American indigo snake
- zumbambico noun: naughty child; restless child
- zumbando verb [sũmˈbãn̪d̪o]: gerund of zumbar
- zumbándose verb [sũmˈbãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of zumbar combined with se
- zumbao adjective /θumˈbao/: pronunciation spelling of zumbado
- zumbar verb /θumˈbaɾ/: to hum; to buzz
- zumbarse verb [sũmˈbaɾse]: infinitive of zumbar combined with se
- zumbársela verb /θumˈbaɾsela/: to wank; jerk off; masturbate
- zumbel noun /θumˈbel/: top string (string on a spinning top)
- zumbero adjective [sũmˈbeɾo]
- zumbido noun /θumˈbido/: buzz, hum, ringing (a buzzing or humming noise)
- zumbilín noun [sũmbiˈlĩn]
- zumbón adjective, noun /θumˈbon/: funny; jokey
- zumbonamente adverb /θumˌbonaˈmente/: jokingly
- zumear verb [sumeˈaɾ]
- Zumel proper noun [suˈmel]
- Zumeta proper noun [suˈmet̪a]
- zumiento adjective [suˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
- zumillo noun [suˈmiʝo]: friar's cowl (Arisarum vulgare)
- zumo noun /ˈθumo/: juice (liquid from a plant)
- zumosísimo adjective [sumoˈsisimo]
- zumoso adjective /θuˈmoso/: juicy (having lots of juice)
- Zumpango proper noun [sũmˈpãŋgo]
- zuna noun /ˈθuɲa/: alternative form of uña, fingernail
- zunchado verb [sũnʲˈt͡ʃað̞o]
- zunchando verb [sũnʲˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
- zunchar verb [sũnʲˈt͡ʃaɾ]
- zuncho noun /ˈθunt͡ʃo/: metal loop, clamp or ring
- zunco adjective [ˈsũŋko]
- zuncuya noun [sũŋˈkuʝa]
- zuñendo verb [suˈɲẽn̪d̪o]
- zunga adjective, noun /ˈθunɡa/: thong (swimwear)
- zúngaro noun /ˈθunɡaɾo/: long-whiskered catfish
- zuñi noun /ˈθuɲi/: the Zuni (people)
- zuñido noun [suˈɲið̞o]
- Zúñiga proper noun /θuˈɲiɡa/: Zuniga: a surname from Basque
- Zunilda proper noun [suˈnil̪d̪a]
- Zunino proper noun [suˈnino]
- zuñir verb [suˈɲiɾ]
- zuño noun [ˈsuɲo]
- zunteco noun [sũn̪ˈt̪eko]
- zunzún adjective, noun /θunˈθun/: stupid
- zunzuncito noun /θunθunˈθito/: zunzuncito
- Zunzunegui proper noun [sũnsuˈneɣ̞i]
- zupia noun [ˈsupja]
- zuquini noun [suˈkini]: zucchini
- Zura proper noun [ˈsuɾa]
- zurano adjective [suˈɾano]
- zurba noun [ˈsuɾβ̞a]
- Zurbano proper noun [suɾˈβ̞ano]
- Zurbarán proper noun [suɾβ̞aˈɾãn]
- zurcidera noun [suɾsiˈð̞eɾa]
- zurcidero adjective [suɾsiˈð̞eɾo]
- zurcido verb /θuɾˈθido/: past participle of zurcir
- zurcidor adjective, noun /θuɾθiˈdoɾ/: mending
- zurcidura noun [suɾsiˈð̞uɾa]
- zurciendo verb [suɾˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of zurcir
- zurcir verb /θuɾˈθiɾ/: to darn; to mend (repair by stitching with thread or yarn)
- zurdaje noun [suɾˈð̞axe]
- zurdal noun [suɾˈð̞al]
- zurdazo noun /θuɾˈdaθo/: left-handed punch, backhand
- zurdeado verb [suɾð̞eˈað̞o]
Part 3 · Part 5 · 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.