Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 50301–50400

50301bipartidario

bipartisan

Adjective

50302chimó

a kind of chewing tobacco from South America

Noun

50303kiliwa

Kiliwa

Noun

50304bolandista

Bollandist

Adjective

50305higuereta

castor oil plant

Noun

50306cuaba

torchwood, amyris

Noun

50307granadera

grenade bag

Noun

50308bagá

pond apple (Annona glabra)

Noun

50309tíe

uncle or aunt

Noun

50310falaris

coot

Noun

50311PFM

initialism of proyecto fin de máster (“final master's degree project”)

Noun

50312actinio

actinium

Noun

50313mortinato

stillborn (dead at birth)

Adjective

50314sádico

a sadistic person

Noun

50315carnudo

beefy; fleshy

Adjective

50316almacenable

storable

Adjective

50317jordanista

of or supporting Ricardo López Jordán (Argentinian soldier and politician)

Adjective

50318cardiotónico

cardiotonic

Adjective

50319hexosa

hexose

Noun

50320huanuqueño

of, from or relating to Huánuco

Adjective

50321marquilla

a type of paper size

Noun

50322autodidáctico

autodidactic

Adjective

50323enajenable

transferable; alienable

Adjective

50324emplatar

to plate (to place food on a plate)

Verb

50325mijilla

a little bit, a tiny amount, a smidge (almost always used in the singular with the indefinite article una)

Noun

50326granívoro

granivorous

Adjective

50327cigarrero

cigar

Adjective

50328anglohablante

Anglophone (English-speaking)

Adjective

50329tetragonal

tetragonal

Adjective

50330peristalsis

peristalsis

Noun

50331arseniuro

arsenide

Noun

50332falseo

falsification

Noun

50333serpenteo

slithering; meandering

Noun

50334periglacial

periglacial

Adjective

50335venturo

forthcoming; upcoming

Adjective

50336banquisa

floe; sea ice

Noun

50337basidio

basidium

Noun

50338endocardio

endocardium

Noun

50339carrao

limpkin (Aramus guarauna)

Noun

50340ascidia

ascidian; sea squirt

Noun

50341romesco

romesco

Noun

50342metazoo

metazoan; animal

Noun

50343semimembranoso

semimembranous

Adjective

50344mirtilo

bilberry

Noun

50345acalasia

achalasia (a neuromuscular condition where a ring of muscles is unable to relax fully, causing obstruction of a lumen, as:)

Noun

50346pancitopenia

pancytopenia

Noun

50347condroitín

chondroitin

Noun

50348trismo

lockjaw, trismus

Noun

50349comorense

Comorian

Adjective

50350supraorbital

supraorbital

Adjective

50351merlón

merlon

Noun

50352ecotono

ecotone

Noun

50353germanización

Germanization

Noun

50354desionizar

to deionize

Verb

50355bianualmente

every two years; biennially

Adverb

50356deuterocanónico

deuterocanonical

Adjective

50357connotativo

connotative

Adjective

50358peñascoso

rocky, craggy

Adjective

50359bulder

bouldering

Noun

50360fonendoscopio

phonendoscope, stethoscope

Noun

50361alfalfar

alfalfa field (place where alfalfa is grown)

Noun

50362adormir

to cause to sleep

Verb

50363electroscopio

electroscope

Noun

50364quiasmo

chiasmus

Noun

50365voivoda

voivode

Noun

50366bidimensionalidad

bidimensionality

Noun

50367acerico

small pillow; pincushion

Noun

50368amikacina

amikacin

Noun

50369aditar

to add (something)

Verb

50370molibdenita

molybdenite

Noun

50371barrigona

Iriartea deltoidea, a South and Central American palm.

Noun

50372lotear

to distribute into lots

Verb

50373zabeca

head

Noun

50374cobani

policeman

Noun

50375amurada

bulwark (the planking or plating along the sides of a nautical vessel above her gunwale)

Noun

50376cantalupo

cantaloupe (melon)

Noun

50377desafiador

defiant; challenging (difficult)

Adjective

50378subadulto

subadult

Noun

50379bolada

strike of, or with, a ball; lucky break; opportune moment; fib; lie; witticism

Noun

50380propágulo

propagule

Noun

50381acular

to back (to tie by the hind); to corner

Verb

50382telemando

remote control

Noun

50383acetazolamida

acetazolamide

Noun

50384cinquillo

a type of Latin American musical rhythm consisting of five-beat units

Noun

50385ecotasa

ecotax

Noun

50386devastadoramente

devastatingly

Adverb

50387desentienda

only used in me desentienda, first-person singular present subjunctive of desentenderse; only used in se ... desentienda, syntactic variant of desentiéndase, third-person singular imperative of desentenderse

Verb

50388inmiscuyan

only used in se inmiscuyan, third-person plural present subjunctive of inmiscuirse; only used in se ... inmiscuyan, syntactic variant of inmiscúyanse, third-person plural imperative of inmiscuirse

Verb

50389estatalidad

statehood

Noun

50390neorrenacentista

Renaissance Revival

Adjective

50391eufóricamente

euphorically

Adverb

50392bimilenario

bimillenary