Spanish words start with E

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Spanish word	meaning in English	features
ébano	ebony	{m}
e	and	{conj}
e	Name of the letter E	{f}
e	The fifth letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
E	The fifth letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
ea	come on!, come now! (expressing encouragement)	{interj}
ea	so, and so, now (expressing resolution, preceding a willful resolution)	{interj}
-eña	feminine form of -eño	{suffix}
-ear	forms verbs from adjectives and nouns	{suffix}
EAU	UAE	{prop}
ebanista	cabinetmaker	{m}
ebanuz	ebony tree, wood	{m} [rare]
ebriedad	drunkenness	{f}
ebrio	drunk	{adj}
ebriosidad	ebriosity	{f}
ebúrneo	ivory (attributive)	{adj}
ebúrneo	ivorylike	{adj} [poetic]
Ebro	Ebro	{prop}
ebullición	agitation, turmoil	{f}
ebullición	boiling	{f}
eccehomo	A person of pitiable, sorrowful or lacerated appearance	{m} [by extension]
eccehomo	ecce homo	{m}
eccema	eczema	{m} [pathology]
eccematoso	eczematous	{adj}
-ececilla	feminine form of -ececillo	{suffix}
-ececillo	Form of -illo attached to some nouns	{suffix}
-ececita	feminine form of -ececito	{suffix}
-ececito	Form of -ito. Substituted for "o" at the end of masculine words and names ending in a vowel to denote a diminutive form	{suffix}
-ecer	-esce	{suffix}
echar	to dump	{v}
echar	to emit	{v}
echar	to kick out	{v}
echar	to let out	{v}
echar	to pour	{v}
echar	to throw	{v}
echar al agua	to peach on, snitch	{vt}
echar a perder	to spoil	{v}
echar de menos	To miss; to feel the absence of	{v} [idiomatic]
echar flores	to give a posy, to pat on the back	{v} [idiomatic]
echar la papilla	to puke up	{v} [vulgar, idiomatic]
echar leña al fuego	to add fuel to the fire	{v} [idiomatic]
echarse	To sit on eggs	{vr} [of birds]
echarse	To give in, to yield	{vr}
echarse	To lie (oneself) down	{vr}
echarse al plato	to fuck or sexually penetrate someone	{v} [idiomatic, Mexico]
echarse al plato	to kill someone or something	{v} [idiomatic, Mexico]
echarse al plato	to eat, devour; to consume	{v}
echarse al plato	to serve (on an dish, plate)	{v}
echarse atrás	to back out; back down	{v} [idiomatic]
echar un polvo	have a shag; have a fuck	{v} [idiomatic, colloquial]
echar un quiqui	To have a shag	{v} [idiomatic, slang]
echazón	jetsam; articles thrown from a ship into the water	{f}
Echeverría	A Spanish surname	{prop}
-ecilla	feminine form of -ecillo	{suffix}
-ecillo	Form of -illo attached to some nouns	{suffix}
-ecita	feminine form of -ecito	{suffix}
-ecito	Form of -ito. Substituted for "o" at the end of masculine words and names ending in a vowel to denote a diminutive form	{suffix}
eclesiástico	ecclesiastic	{adj}
eclipsar	to eclipse	{v}
eclipse	disappearance	{m}
eclipse	eclipse	{m}
eclipse lunar	lunar eclipse	{m}
eclipse solar	solar eclipse	{m}
ecóloga	(female) ecologist	{f}
eclogita	eclogite	{f} [geology]
ecólogo	ecologist	{m}
eclosión	hatching, eclosion	{f}
eclosionar	to hatch	{v}
eclíptica	ecliptic	{f}
eco	echo	{m}
eco-	eco- (forming words concerning ecology or the environment)	{prefix}
eco-	Forming words relating to echos or other reflected waves	{prefix}
ecocardiograma	echocardiogram	{m} [cardiology]
ecografía	echography	{f}
ecoico	echoic (of or like an echo)	{adj}
ecoico	echoic, onomatopoeic	{adj}
ecológicamente	ecologically	{adv}
ecológico	ecological	{adj}
ecología	ecology (branch of biology)	{f}
ecologista	ecological, environmental	{adj}
ecologista	ecological, environmental	{mf}
económicamente	economically, financially	{adv}
económico	economic	{adj}
económico	economical	{adj}
economía	economics	{f}
economía	economy	{f}
econometría	econometrics	{f}
economista	economist	{mf}
economizar	to economize	{v}
econométrico	econometric	{adj}
ecosistema	ecosystem	{m}
ectoparásito	ectoparasite	{m}
ecuación	equation	{f}
ecuador	equator	{m}
Ecuador	Ecuador	{prop}
ecuatoguineano	Equatorial Guinean	{adj}
ecuatoguineano	Equatorial Guinean	{m}
ecuatorial	equatorial	{adj}
ecuatoriano	Ecuadorian	{adj}
ecuatoriano	Ecuadorian	{m}
ecuestre	equestrian	{adj}
ecuménico	ecumenic, ecumenical	{adj}
ecuánime	calm, composed	{adj}
ecuánime	impartial	{adj}
eczema	alternative spelling of eccema	{m}
eczematoso	alternative spelling of eccematoso	{adj}
edad	age	{f}
edad	Time since an event	{f}
-edad	Form of -dad used generally for adjectives ending in -io or for two syllable adjectives; Comparable generally to the English suffix -ity	{suffix}
Edad de Piedra	Stone Age	{prop}
Edad Media	Middle Ages	{prop} [history]
EDAR	Initialism of estación depuradora de aguas residuales. In English WWTP wastewater treatment plant	{initialism}
edecán	aide-de-camp	{m}
edecán	yeoman (clerk in navy or coast guard)	{m}
edema	edema	{m} [pathology]
edición	edition	{f}
edicto	edict	{m}
edificabilidad	buildability	{f}
edificación	building, construction	{f}
edificar	to build	{v}
edificar	to set a good example	{v}
edificio	building	{m}
edil	aedile	{m} [Ancient Rome]
edil	formal title for a mayor	{m}
editar	to edit	{v}
editar	to publish	{v}
editor	editor	{m}
editora	(female) editor	{f}
editora	publisher (company)	{f}
editorial	editorial	{adj}
editorial	editorial	{m}
editorial	publisher	{m}
editorialista	editorialist	{adj}
editorialista	editorialist	{mf}
Edmundo	male given name	{prop}
edén	Eden	{m}
-edor	Form of -dor attached to -er verb stems. Forms (usually agent) nouns and adjectives	{suffix}
-edora	feminine form of -edor	{suffix}
edredón	eiderdown	{m}
Eduardo	male given name, equivalent to Edward	{prop}
educación	education	{f}
educación	manners, etiquette	{f} [Spain]
educado	educated	{adj}
educado	well-mannered, polite	{adj}
educar	to educate	{v}
educativo	educational	{adj}
educir	to educe, to bring out	{v}
edulcorante	sweetener, sugar substitute	{m}
-edura	Form of -dura used with -er verbs to form nouns	{suffix}
eñe	Name of the letter ñ	{f}
EE. UU.	USA (United States)	{initialism}
EEUU	Estados Unidos (USA, United States of America)	{initialism}
efe	Name of the letter f	{f}
efectivamente	effectively	{adv}
efectividad	effectiveness	{f}
efectivo	effective	{adj}
efectivo	real, true	{adj}
efectivo	cash	{m}
efecto	effect	{m}
efecto dominó	knock-on effect, domino effect	{m}
efecto invernadero	greenhouse effect	{m}
efecto Stroop	Stroop effect	{m}
efectuar	to carry out	{v}
efemérides	A listing of such occurrences for each date of the year	{fp}
efemérides	A list of notable occurrences that happened historically on the current date	{fp}
efervescencia	effervescence	{f}
efervescente	effervescent	{adj}
eficacia	effectiveness, efficiency	{f}
eficaz	effective	{adj}
eficaz	efficacious	{adj}
eficazmente	effectively, effectually	{adv}
eficiencia	efficiency	{f}
eficiente	efficient	{adj}
eficientemente	efficiently	{adv}
efigie	effigy	{f}
efímero	ephemeral, shortlived	{adj}
Efraín	male given name	{prop}
efugio	escape from a difficult situation	{m}
efusión	effusion, warmth	{f}
egagrópila	A food pellet regurgitated by owls and vultures	{f}
Egidio	male given name, equivalent to Aegidius	{prop}
egipcia	(female) Egyptian	{f}
egipciano	Egyptian	{adj}
egipciano	Egyptian	{m}
egipcio	Egyptian	{adj}
egipcio	Egyptian (person)	{m}
egipcio	Egyptian (language)	{prop}
egiptólogo	Egyptologist	{m}
Egipto	Egypt	{prop}
egiptología	Egyptology	{f}
eglefino	haddock	{m}
ego	ego	{m}
egocéntrico	egocentric	{adj}
egoísmo	egoism	{m}
egoísta	egotistic, selfish	{adj}
egoísta	egotist	{mf}
egresado	In education, an alumnus	{m}
egresar	to egress, to go out	{v}
eh	hey! (used to call, draw attention, warn or reprehend)	{interj}
eh	uh, um (space filler in a conversation, expression of hesitation or pause in speech)	{interj}
eidético	eidetic	{adj}
eigenespacio	eigenspace	{m} [linear algebra]
eigenvalor	eigenvalue	{m} [linear algebra]
eigenvector	eigenvector	{m} [linear algebra]
einstenio	einsteinium	{m}
eje	axis	{m}
ejecución	execution	{f}
ejecutado	executed	{adj}
ejecutar	to execute, enact or carry out	{v}
ejecutiva	feminine form of ejecutivo	{f}
ejecutivo	executive	{adj}
ejecutivo	executive	{m}
ejecutor	executor, administrator	{n} [legal]
eje del mal	axis of evil	{m}
ejemplar	exemplary	{adj}
ejemplar	copy	{m}
ejemplar	exemplar, example	{m}
ejemplar	sample	{m}
ejemplar	specimen	{m}
ejemplo	example	{m}
ejemplo	instance	{m}
ejercer	to exercise (enforce)	{v}
ejercicio	exercise	{m}
ejercitar	to exercise, practice	{v}
ejidatario	A co-op member	{m}
ejidatario	A member of one of the communal land ownership schemes known as ejidos	{m}
ejido	a common; common land	{m}
ejido	a cooperative farm	{m} [Mexico]
-ejo	Forming diminutives; applies a detestable or vile quality to the root	{suffix}
ejote	green bean	{m} [Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico]
ejército	army	{m}
Ekaterimburgo	Yekaterinburg (city in Russia)	{prop}
el	Feminine singular definite article used before nouns which start with a stressed /a/:	{art}
el	Masculine singular definite article; the	{art}
elaboración	production	{f}
elaborar	to develop	{v}
elaborar	to elaborate	{v}
elaborar	to process	{v}
elaborar	to work up or work out	{v}
el algodón no engaña	the proof of the pudding is in the eating	{proverb}
Elías	Elijah (Biblical figure)	{prop}
Elías	male given name of biblical origin	{prop}
elastasa	elastase	{f} [enzyme]
elasticidad	elasticity	{f}
elasticidad	resilience	{f}
elastina	elastin	{f} [protein]
El Cairo	Cairo (capital of Egypt)	{prop}
El Cid	Nickname of Rodrigo (or Ruy) Díaz de Vivar (born circa 1040, Vivar, near Burgos - 10 July 1099, Valencia), also called El Cid Campeador, was a Castilian nobleman, military leader, and diplomat. After being exiled, he conquered and governed the city of Valencia. Rodrigo Díaz was educated in the royal court of Castile and became the alférez, or chief general, of King Alfonso VI of Castile, and Alfonso's most valuable asset in the fight against the Moors. El Cid became the subject of a Spanish national epic	{prop}
eléctricamente	electrically	{adv}
eléctrico	electric, electrical	{adj}
el día que las vacas vuelen	that'll be the day; never; when pigs fly	{phrase} [idiomatic]
ele	Name of the letter l	{f}
elección	choice	{f}
elección	election	{f}
elector	voter, elector	{m}
electorado	electorate	{m} [politics]
electoral	electoral	{adj}
electoralmente	electorally	{adv}
electricidad	electrical current	{f}
electricidad	electricity	{f}
electricidad estática	static electricity	{f}
electricista	electrician	{mf}
electrificar	electrify	{v}
electrizante	electrifying, electric (emotionally thrilling)	{adj}
electrizar	to electrify	{v}
electrólito	electrolyte	{m}
electrón	electron	{m}
electrónica	electronics	{f}
electrónicamente	electronically	{adv}
electrónico	electronic	{adj}
electro	electrum	{m}
electrocardiógrafo	electrocardiograph	{m}
electrocardiograma	electrocardiogram	{m}
electrocirugía	electrosurgery	{f} [surgery]
electrocutar	to electrocute	{v}
electrodo	electrode	{m}
electrodoméstico	home appliance, electrical appliance	{m}
electroforesis	electrophoresis	{f}
electroimán	electromagnet	{m}
electrolito	electrolyte	{m}
electromagnetismo	electromagnetism	{m}
electromagnético	electromagnetic	{adj}
electronegatividad	electronegativity	{f}
electronvoltio	electron volt	{m}
electroquímica	electrochemistry	{f}
electroquímico	electrochemical	{adj}
electroscopio	electroscope	{m}
elefante	elephant	{m}
elefante africano	African elephant	{m}
elefante asiático	Asian elephant	{m}
elefante blanco	white elephant	{m} [idiomatic]
elefantino	elephantine	{adj}
elegía	elegy	{f}
elegíaco	elegiac; mournful, sorrowful	{adj}
elegíaco	elegiac (relating to an elegy)	{adj}
elegancia	elegance	{f}
elegante	elegant	{adj}
elegantemente	elegantly	{adv}
elegiaco	elegiac; mournful, sorrowful	{adj}
elegiaco	elegiac (relating to an elegy)	{adj}
elegir	to elect	{v}
elegir	to choose	{vt}
elemental	elemental	{adj}
elemento	element	{m}
elemento celular	organelle	{m}
elemento químico	chemical element	{m}
Elena	female given name, cognate to English Helen	{prop}
elevación	elevation	{f}
elevación	lifting, raising	{f}
elevado	high, elevated	{adj}
elevador	lifting	{adj}
elevador	lift	{m} [Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico]
elevador	forklift	{m}
elevador de la escápula	levator scapulae	{m}
elevador del parpado superior	levator palpebrae superioris, levator muscle of upper eyelid	{m}
elevar	to elevate	{v}
elevar	to raise	{v}
elfo	elf	{m}
el hábito no hace al monje	clothes don't make the man	{proverb}
el hábito no hace al monje	You can't judge a book by its cover; literally "The habit does not make the monk."	{proverb}
eólico	aeolian	{adj}
eligir	obsolete form of elegir	{v}
eliminación	elimination	{f}
eliminado	deleted	{adj}
eliminado	eliminated	{adj}
eliminar	to eliminate	{v}
elipse	ellipse	{f}
elipsis	ellipsis	{f} [grammar, rhetoric]
elipsoidal	ellipsoidal	{adj}
elipsoide	ellipsoid	{m}
Elisa	female given name	{prop}
Elisa	Elissa	{prop} [Greek mythology]
Eliseo	Elisha	{prop} [biblical character]
Eliseo	male given name	{prop}
elite	elite	{f}
elitista	elitist	{adj}
elitista	elitist	{mf}
ella	she, her	{pron}
ellas	they	{pron}
elle	Name of the Spanish letter ll	{f}
ello	In psychoanalysis, Freud's concept of id	{m}
ello	Neuter third person pronoun	{pron}
ellos	they {m}	{pron}
el mundo es un pañuelo	it's a small world	{phrase}
El Niño	El Niño (ocean current)	{prop}
El Niño	The Christ child	{prop}
elocuencia	eloquence	{f}
elocuente	eloquent	{adj}
elogiar	to praise, eulogise	{vt}
elogio	praise	{m}
elogioso	praiseworthy	{adj}
elote	fresh ear of corn	{m} [Mexico, Central America]
Eloy	male given name	{prop}
El Progreso	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
elíptico	elliptical	{adj}
el que fue a Melipilla perdió su silla	alternative form of quien va a Sevilla pierde su silla	{proverb} [Chile]
el que va a Sevilla pierde su silla	alternative form of quien va a Sevilla pierde su silla	{proverb}
El Salvador	El Salvador	{prop}
elástico	elastic	{adj}
elucidar	to elucidate	{v}
eludir	to evade	{v}
elusivo	elusive	{adj}
elusivo	evasie	{adj}
Elvira	female given name , equivalent to English Elvira	{prop}
emú	emu	{m}
emanar	to emanate from	{v}
emancipar	to emancipate	{v}
Emanuel	Immanuel	{prop} [biblical character]
Emanuel	male given name, more common in the form Manuel	{prop}
embadurnar	to daub	{v}
embajada	embassy	{f}
embajador	ambassador	{m}
embajadora	feminine form of embajador	{f}
embalar	to pack	{v}
embaldosar	to tile	{v}
embalsadero	bog, swamp	{m}
embalsamador	embalming	{adj}
embalsamador	embalmer	{mf}
embalsamar	to embalm	{v}
embalsar	to dam	{v}
embalsar	to put on a raft	{v}
embalse	reservoir	{m}
embaír	to cheat	{v}
embarazado	pregnant	{adj}
embarazar	to become pregnant	{vr}
embarazar	to impregnate, make pregnant	{vt}
embarazar	to incommode, annoy	{vt}
embarazo	awkwardness in actions or conduct	{m}
embarazo	inconvenience, obstacle	{m}
embarazo	pregnancy	{m}
embarazoso	annoying	{adj}
embarcación	embarkation	{f}
embarcación	ship	{f}
embarcadero	embarcadero, jetty, pier, landing	{m}
embarcar	to embark	{v}
embargar	to impound	{v} [legal]
embargar	to overwhelm (said of a feeling)	{v}
embargo	distraint	{m}
embargo	embargo	{m}
embarque	boarding	{m}
embarrancar	to run aground	{v}
embarrar	to coat or cover with mud	{v}
embeber	to absorb, to soak up	{vt}
embelesar	to captivate	{v}
embellecer	to embellish, make beautiful	{v}
embestir	to charge	{v} [bullfighting]
embestir	to attack, especially to ram (up against)	{v}
emblema	emblem	{m}
emblemáticamente	emblematically	{adv}
emblemático	emblematic	{adj}
embobar	to fascinate	{v}
embolsar	to pocket	{v}
emborrachar	to get drunk	{vr}
emborrachar	to intoxicate, inebriate (with alcohol)	{vt}
emborracharse	to get drunk	{vr}
emborronar	to blot	{v}
emborronar	to scribble	{v}
emboscada	ambush	{f}
emboscar	to ambush	{v}
embotado	dulled, blunted	{adj}
embotar	to blunt	{v}
embotellamiento	bottleneck	{m}
embotellamiento	bottling	{m}
embotellamiento	traffic jam	{m}
embotellar	to bottle	{v}
embragar	to sling, clutch (car)	{v}
embrague	clutch	{m}
embriagador	intoxicating	{adj}
embriagar	to intoxicate, inebriate, get drunk	{v}
embriaguez	intoxication	{f}
embridar	to bridle	{v}
embrión	embryo	{m}
embriología	embryology	{f}
embrionario	embryonic	{adj}
embrollo	huddle, mess	{m}
embrollo	lie	{m}
embrollo	trouble, hassle	{m}
embrujado	bewitched	{adj}
embrujar	to bewitch	{v}
embrutecer	to stultify	{v}
embudo	funnel	{m}
embuste	lie	{m}
embustero	lying, mendacious	{adj}
embustero	liar, deceiver	{m}
embutido	cold meat	{m}
embutido	sausage	{m}
embutir	to force on, squeeze on	{vr} [embutirse]
embutir	to cram, stuff	{v}
eme	Name of the letter m	{f}
emergencia	emergence	{f}
emergencia	emergency	{f}
emerger	to emerge	{v}
emigración	emigration	{f}
emigrado	emigrant	{m}
emigrante	emigrant	{adj}
emigrante	emigrant	{mf}
emigrar	to emigrate	{v}
Emilia	female given name, cognate to Emily	{prop}
Emilio	male given name	{prop}
eminencia	eminence	{f}
eminencia tenar	thenar eminence	{m}
eminente	eminent	{adj}
emir	emir	{m}
emirato	emirate (all senses)	{m}
Emiratos Árabes Unidos	United Arab Emirates (country in the Middle East)	{prop}
emisario	emissary, messenger	{m}
emisión	emission	{f}
emisor	emitting, that emits	{adj}
emisor	emittor	{m}
emisora	radio station	{f}
emitir	to emit	{v}
emitir	to issue	{v}
emoción	emotion	{f}
emocionado	moved, excited, touched	{adj}
emocional	emotional	{adj}
emocionalmente	emotionally	{adv}
emocionante	exciting	{adj}
emocionante	touching	{adj}
emocionar	to touch or move emotionally	{v}
-emos	suffix indicating the first-person plural present indicative of -er verbs	{suffix}
-emos	Suffix indicating the first-person singular imperative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
-emos	Suffix indicating the first-person singular present subjunctive of -ar verbs	{suffix}
emoticón	emoticon	{m}
emoticono	emoticon	{m}
emotivo	emotional, emotive	{adj}
emotivo	emotional person, emotionalist	{m}
empañar	to steam up, cloud over	{vr}
empañar	to put a nappy/diaper on	{vt}
empañar	to steam up	{vt}
empacador	baler (machine)	{m}
empacador	baler, packer (profession)	{m}
empacadora	baler (machine)	{f}
empacadora	baler, packer (worker)	{f}
empacadora	feminine form of empacador	{f}
empacadora	packing plant (industry)	{f}
empacar	to anger	{v} [Latin America]
empacar	to pack	{v}
empacarse	to pack up	{v}
empachar	to obstruct	{v}
empalar	to impale	{v}
empalmado	erect, hard	{adj} [Latin America]
empalmar	to splice, to join, to connect or to continue	{v}
empanada	empanada	{f}
empanadilla	empanadilla	{f}
empanar	to bread	{v}
empapado	soaked	{adj}
empapado	sodden, drenched (very wet)	{adj}
empapar	to drench	{v}
empapelado	wallpaper	{m}
empapelar	to wallpaper	{v}
empaquetadura	sealing, packing	{f}
empaquetadura	seal (something preventing leakage)	{f}
empaquetar	to package	{v}
emparedado	sandwich	{m} [central Americ, Caribbean]
emparedar	to sandwich	{v}
emparedar	to wall in	{v}
emparejar	to pair or match up	{v}
emparejar	to trim	{v}
emparentado	Of the same kin; akin	{adj}
emparentar	to become related (through marriage, etc.)	{v}
emparentar	to discover relatedness	{v}
empastar	to bind (a book)	{v}
empatía	empathy	{f}
empatar	to connect, join	{v} [Canary Islands, Latin America]
empatar	to tie, draw (to have the same score or position)	{v}
empate	dead heat	{m}
empate	draw, tie	{m}
empate	standoff	{m}
empeñar	to make an effort, to insist	{vr}
empeñar	to involve	{v}
empeñar	to pawn (to sell something to a pawn shop)	{v}
empeñar	to pledge	{v}
empecinar	to be stubborn, to insist	{vr}
empecinar	to get (something) into one's head	{vr}
empecinar	to smear with mud	{vt}
empedernir	to harden	{v}
empedrar	to strew, to scatter	{v} [figuratively]
empedrar	to pave	{v}
empeller	to push	{v}
empellón	push, shove, jostle	{m}
empeño	deposit, container deposit (can or bottle deposit)	{m}
empeño	eagerness	{m}
empeño	pawnshop	{m} [Honduras, Mexico]
empeño	insistence, effort	{m}
empeño	obligation	{m}
empeño	patron	{m}
empeño	pawn	{m}
empeño	persistence	{m}
empeoramiento	worsening	{m}
empeorar	to worsen	{v}
emperador	emperor, empress	{m}
emperatriz	empress	{n}
empero	nevertheless	{adv}
emperrar	to stick; to jam	{v}
empezar	to start, to begin	{v}
empiema	empyema	{m} [pathology]
empinado	steep	{adj}
empinar	to erect	{v}
empinar	to lift	{v}
empinar	to set upright	{v}
empirista	empiricist	{mf}
emplazamiento	summons	{m} [legal]
emplazamiento	place, location	{m}
empleada	charwoman, maid (female servant or cleaner)	{f}
empleada	female employee	{f}
empleado	employed	{adj}
empleado	employee	{m}
empleador	employer	{m}
emplear	to hire	{v}
emplear	to use	{v}
empleo	job, employment	{m}
empobrecer	to impoverish, make poor, break financially	{v}
empoderar	to empower	{v}
empodrecer	to rot	{v}
empollar	to incubate, brood	{v}
empollón	swot, nerd	{m} [Spain]
empolvar	to cover with dust or powder	{v}
empotrar	to embed	{v}
empotrar	to fit, to mount	{v}
emprendedor	enterprising, plucky	{adj}
emprendedor	entrepreneur	{m}
emprender	to undertake	{v}
emprendimiento	enterprise, undertaking	{m}
empíreo	empyrean; celestial, heavenly	{adj}
empíreo	visible heavens, the sky	{m} [literary]
empíreo	the empyrean; heaven	{m}
empresa	company	{f}
empresa	enterprise	{f}
empresa	task, undertaking	{f}
empresa mixta	joint venture	{f}
empresaria	feminine form of empresario	{f}
empresarial	business	{adj}
empresario	businessman	{m}
empresario	contractor	{m}
empresario	entrepreneur	{m}
empíricamente	empirically	{adv}
empírico	empirical	{adj}
empático	empathic	{adj}
empático	responsive	{adj}
empuñadura	grip	{f}
empuñadura	hilt	{f}
empuñar	to clutch, grasp or brandish by the handle	{vt}
empuñar	to obtain	{vt}
empujar	to push	{v}
empujar	to shove	{v}
empuje	boost	{m}
empuje	thrust	{m}
empujón	shove	{m}
emético	emetic	{adj}
emético	emetic	{m}
emulación	emulation	{f}
emular	to emulate	{v}
emulsión	emulsion	{f}
emulsión	emulsion paint	{f}
emulsionar	to emulsify	{v}
en-	en- (all meanings)	{prefix}
en	in (a language)	{prep}
en	in (a time)	{prep}
en	in, at, on	{prep}
en	in (used in various expressions)	{prep}
en	(used after some verbs and translated by various prepositions in English)	{prep}
-en	Suffix indicating the third-person plural imperative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
-en	Suffix indicating the third-person plural present indicative of -er and -ir verbs	{suffix}
-en	Suffix indicating the third-person plural present subjunctive of -ar verbs	{suffix}
eón	eon, eternity	{m}
en absoluto	no, not at all, absolutely not	{adv}
en agraz	under development	{adv}
enagua	petticoat, underskirt	{f}
enajenar	to enrapture	{v}
enaltecer	to praise	{v}
enamorado	in love	{adj}
enamorado	lover (person in love)	{m}
enamorar	to enamor	{vt}
enamorarse	to fall in love or fall in love with	{vr}
enana	feminine form of enano; female dwarf	{f}
enana blanca	white dwarf	{f} [star]
enana marrón	brown dwarf	{f}
enana negra	black dwarf	{f}
enana roja	red dwarf	{f}
enanismo	dwarfism	{m}
enano	dwarf, midget, pygmy	{m}
enarbolar	to become enraged	{v}
enarbolar	to hoist	{v}
enarbolar	to hoist something threatening	{v}
enarbolar	to make a horse empine	{v}
enarbolar	to tree	{v}
enardecer	to inflame, light up, go aflame	{v}
en ayunas	fasting	{adv}
en ayunas	with an empty stomach	{adv}
en balde	in vain	{adv}
enbellesar	to beautify, gussy up, dress up	{vt}
encía	gum	{f} [anatomy, of the mouth]
encabestrar	to halter (put a halter on)	{v}
encabezar	to lead, head	{v}
encabronado	butthurt, pissed off	{adj}
encabronar	to get angry, very frustrated, butthurt	{vr}
encabronar	to bore	{v}
encadenar	to bind together, to connect	{v}
encadenar	to brace	{v}
encadenar	to chain	{v}
encadenar	to immobilize	{v}
encajar	to fit	{v}
encaje	fitting	{m}
encaje	lace (in a garment, material, etc.)	{m}
encajonar	to crate or box up	{v}
encalabozar	to jail, imprison (especially in a dungeon)	{vt} [informal]
encalar	to whitewash	{v}
encallar	to run aground	{v}
en cama	abed; in bed	{adv}
encamar	to lay, to have sex with somebody	{vp} [con alguien]
encamar	to lie down in bed	{vp}
encamar	to confine to a bed	{v}
encamar	to lay	{v}
en cambio	however, but, on the other hand	{conj}
encaminado	headed (going towards a certain direction)	{adj}
encaminar	to be on the right track	{v}
encandilamiento	dazzling, dazzlement	{m}
encandilamiento	fascination	{m}
encandilar	to dazzle	{v}
encantado	bewitched	{adj}
encantado	enchanted, pleased	{adj}
encantador	captivating, enchanting, charming	{adj}
encantador	delightful	{adj}
encantador	charmer	{m}
encantadora	charmer	{f}
encantadoramente	enchantingly	{adv}
encantamiento	enchantment	{m}
encantar	to bewitch	{v}
encantar	to delight, be delighting, to charm, enchant	{v}
encantar	(with reversed subject and object) to like very much, love, enjoy	{v}
encanto	charm	{m}
encanto	spell	{m}
encapuchado	hooded (wearing a hood)	{adj}
encapuchado	hooded person, hoodie	{m}
encaramar	to raise	{v}
encarar	to confront	{v}
encarcelar	to imprison, incarcerate	{v}
encarecer	to raise the price of	{v}
encargada	feminine form of encargado	{f}
encargado	chief executive	{m}
encargado	person in charge	{m}
encargado	representative	{m}
encargar	to take charge of something	{vr}
encargar	to entrust	{vt}
encargar	to order (goods)	{vt}
encargo	errand	{m}
encargo	order	{m}
encarnación	embodiment	{f}
encarnación	incarnation	{f}
Encarnación	female given name	{prop}
encarnar	to embody	{v}
encarnar	to incarnate	{v}
encarnizar	to fight fiercely	{vr}
encarnizar	to get furious	{vr}
encarnizar	to enrage, infuriate, make cruel	{v}
encarrilar	to guide	{v}
encasillamiento	classification	{m}
encasillar	to categorize; to classify	{v}
encausar	to prosecute	{v}
encíclica	encyclical	{f}
encefalopatía	encephalopathy	{f} [pathology, neurology]
encefalopatía espongiforme bovina	bovine spongiform encephalopathy (bovine spongiform encephalopathy)	{f}
encendedor	lighter (fire making device)	{m}
encender	to light, to ignite	{v}
encender	to turn on, switch on	{v}
encendido	passionate	{adj}
encendido	turned on, switched on	{adj}
encendido	ignition	{m} [of a car]
encerar	to wax, polish	{vt}
encerrado	pent, locked up	{adj}
encerrar	to lock up	{v}
encestar	to score a basket	{v}
encéfalo	cephalon	{m}
encéfalo	encephalon	{m}
enchilada	A kind of spicy empanada sold in bakeries	{f} [Costa Rica]
enchilada	A meal consisting of rolled tortillas baked in a chile sauce, comes in several variations	{f} [Mexico]
enchilar	to become red in the face	{vr}
enchilar	to add chile (to something)	{vt}
enchilar	to sting	{vt}
enchufado	A person who had obtained his job by influence or recommendation, not for his own merits	{m}
enchufar	to plug in	{v}
enchufe	nexus, connections (connected group)	{m} [colloquial]
enchufe	electrical outlet	{m}
enchufe	socket, jack	{m}
enciclopédico	encyclopaedic, encyclopedic	{adj}
enciclopedia	encyclopedia	{f}
encierro	bull run, bullfighting	{m}
encierro	confinement, enclosure	{m}
encierro	prison	{m}
encierro	reclusion	{m}
encierro	sit-in (protest)	{m}
encima	additionally	{adv}
encima	nevertheless, still	{adv}
encima	on oneself	{adv}
encima	on top	{adv}
encima	over oneself	{adv}
encima de	on	{prep}
encimera	worktop, counter	{f}
encina	live oak, evergreen oak	{f}
encinto	pregnant	{adj} [formal]
enclavar	to nail	{v}
enclavar	to pierce	{v}
enclave	enclave	{m} [politics]
enclenque	feeble, weak, delicate	{adj}
enclenque	sickly, unhealthy (frequently ill)	{adj}
encoger	to intimidate	{v}
encoger	to shrink	{v}
encogerse	to crouch	{v}
encogerse	To shrink	{v}
encogerse	To shrug	{v}
encolar	to glue	{v}
encomendar	to entrust	{v}
encomiar	To commend formally	{v}
encomiar	To praise warmly	{v}
encomienda	order	{f}
encomienda	parcel	{f}
encomio	encomium; praise, commendation	{m}
enconar	to inflame or anger	{v}
en concreto	specifically	{adv}
en consecuencia	accordingly	{adv}
en consecuencia	as a result, consequently	{adv}
encontrado	found	{adj}
encontrar	to meet, bump into	{vir} [or]
encontrar	to be located	{vr}
encontrar	to feel, be	{vr}
encontrar	to meet	{v}
encontrar	to find, encounter, come across	{vt}
encontrar	to think, consider	{vt}
encorvar	to curve	{v}
encrespar	to curl (hair)	{v}
encrespar	to ripple	{v}
encriptar	to encrypt	{v}
encrucijada	crossroads	{f}
encuadernación	binding	{f}
encuadernar	to bind	{v}
encuadrar	to frame	{v}
encubierto	undercover	{adj}
encubierto	veiled	{adj}
encubridor	concealing	{adj}
encubridor	accomplice, accessory (to a crime)	{m}
encubrimiento	concealment	{m}
encubrimiento	complicity	{m} [legal]
encubrir	to conceal	{v}
encuentro	encounter, meeting	{m}
encuerar	to undress	{v}
encuesta	inquest	{f}
encuesta	inquiry	{f}
encuesta	poll; survey	{f}
encuestar	to poll	{v}
encumbrar	to extol	{v}
encurtir	to pickle	{v}
endeble	feeble, infirm	{adj}
endecágono	hendecagon, undecagon	{m} [geometry]
enderezar	to straighten	{v}
endeudamiento	indebtedness	{m}
endeudar	to get into debt	{vr}
endeudar	to get into debt	{vt}
endibia	endive	{f}
endiosar	to deify	{v}
en directo	live (in real time)	{adv} [idiomatic]
endivia	endive	{f}
endémico	endemic	{adj}
endocarpio	endocarp	{m} [botany]
endocirugía	endosurgery	{f} [surgery]
endocitosis	endocytosis	{f} [cytology]
endocrinológico	endocrinological	{adj}
endocrinología	endocrinology	{f}
endodóntico	endodontic	{adj}
endodoncia	endodontics	{f}
endogamia	endogamy	{f}
endogamia	inbreeding	{f}
endorfina	endorphin	{f}
en dos	asunder; in two	{adv}
endosar	to endorse	{v}
endosoma	endosome	{m}
en dos patadas	effortlessly	{adv} [idiomatic]
endosulfán	endosulfan	{m}
endotelial	endothelial	{adj}
endotelio	endothelium	{m} [anatomy]
endotoxina	endotoxin	{f}
endotérmico	endothermic	{adj}
endotóxico	endotoxic	{adj}
endrogarse	To drug oneself	{vi} [Antilles and Venezuela]
endrogarse	To acquire a debt	{vi} [Mexico]
endulzar	to sweeten (make sweeter)	{v}
endurecer	to harden, make hard	{v}
ene	a huge amount of, lots of, many	{adj} [colloquial]
ene	a lot	{adv} [colloquial]
ene	the name of the letter n	{f}
eneadecágono	enneadecagon	{m} [geometry]
enebro	juniper	{m}
eneágono	nonagon	{m} [geometry]
en el ajo	in the know, in the loop	{adj} [colloquial, idiomatic]
eneldo	dill (herb)	{m}
en el quinto pino	in the sticks. in the middle of nowhere	{adv}
enema	enema (all senses)	{m}
enemiga	female enemy	{f}
enemigo	adverse, hostile	{adj}
enemigo	enemy	{m}
enemistad	enmity, hostility	{f}
enemistar	to make enemies of	{v}
energía	energy	{f} [physics]
energía cinética	kinetic energy	{f}
energía nuclear	nuclear energy	{f}
energía solar	solar energy	{f}
energúmeno	an ugly person	{m} [Chile, pejorative]
energúmeno	energumen	{m} [pejorative]
energético	energetic	{adj}
enero	January	{m}
enervar	to enervate	{v}
enfadado	angry, irate	{adj}
enfadar	To anger	{v}
enfadar	To annoy	{v}
enfadarse	to become angry; to be angry	{v}
enfado	anger	{m}
enfardar	to pack	{v}
enfatizar	to emphasize	{v}
enfermar	to make ill	{v}
enfermarse	reflexive form of enfermar To become sick	{vr}
enfermedad	disease	{f}
enfermedad	illness	{f}
enfermedad mental	mental illness	{f}
enfermera	(female) nurse	{f}
enfermería	infirmary	{f}
enfermería	nursing	{f}
enfermería	sickbay	{f}
enfermero	nurse	{m}
enfermizo	sickly	{adj}
enfermo	sick, ill	{adj}
enfilar	to take or travel along	{v}
enfisema	emphysema	{m} [pathology]
enflacar	to get thin, lose weight	{v}
en flagrancia	red-handed	{adv}
enflaquecer	to grow weak	{v}
enflaquecer	to make thin, to weaken	{v}
enflaquecer	to thin out	{v}
enfocar	to focus	{v}
enfoque	focus	{m}
enfrascar	to bottle, to put in a bottle	{vt}
enfrascarse	to be deeply engaged or absorbed in (work, etc.)	{vr}
enfrentamiento	clash	{m}
enfrentar	to confront	{v}
enfrente	(location) opposite	{adv}
enfrente	opposite, facing	{adv}
en frente de	in front of	{prep}
enfriamiento	chill	{m}
enfriamiento	cooling	{m}
enfriar	to get cold	{vr}
enfriar	to cool, to chill	{vt}
enfáticamente	emphatically	{adv}
enfático	emphatic	{adj}
enfundar	to encase	{v}
enfurecer	to infuriate, make irate	{v}
engañar	To trick or deceive	{v}
engañifa	trick, rip-off, cheat	{f}
engalanar	adorn, decorate	{v}
enganchar	to get high (take drugs)	{vr} [slang, engancharse]
enganchar	to get (someone) in one's clutches	{v}
enganchar	to hook	{v}
engaño	deceit; fraud	{m}
engañoso	deceitful, deceptive; misleading	{adj}
engatusar	to cajole	{v}
engendrar	to engender	{v}
engendro	abortion	{m}
engendro	evil product, spawn of hell	{m}
engendro	fetus	{m}
engendro	freak, monster	{m}
engendro	monstrosity	{m}
englobar	to cover (to dedicate space or time to something)	{v}
englobar	to embrace	{v}
engomar	to glue	{vt}
engordar	to get fat, grow fat, fatten	{vi}
engordar	to cause to be fatter, fatten	{vt}
engorro	nuisance	{m}
engorroso	annoying	{adj}
engrampadora	stapler	{f}
engranaje	gear	{m}
engranaje	gear wheel	{m}
engranar	to engage	{v}
engranar	to mesh	{v}
engrapar	to clamp, to cramp	{v}
engrapar	to staple	{v}
engrapadora	stapler	{f}
engrasar	to grease	{v}
engreído	smug, self-satisfied	{adj}
engreír	to make vain or conceited	{v}
engreír	to spoil	{v}
engrillar	to shackle, to fetter	{v}
engrosar	to swell up, thicken	{v}
engrudo	paste (an adhesive paste)	{m}
engrupido	fooled	{adj}
engrupido	dupe (person who has been deceived)	{m}
engrupir	to beguile, seduce or convince someone making use of lies.	{vt} [Chile, Argentina, colloquial]
engrupir	to fool, deceive, trick, con, cheat, beguile (make someone believe a lie)	{vt} [Chile, Argentina, colloquial]
enguatar	to line with cotton	{v}
engullir	to wolf, to gulp down	{v}
enharinar	to flour	{v}
enhebrar	to string	{v}
enhilar	to thread	{v}
enhorabuena	congratulations	{interj}
enhornar	to put into the oven	{v}
enigma	enigma	{m}
enigmáticamente	enigmatically	{adv}
enigmático	enigmatic	{adj}
enjabonar	to lather	{v}
enjabonar	to soap	{v}
enjalbegar	to whitewash, paint the face	{v}
enjambrar	to swarm	{v}
enjambre	crowd, multitude	{m}
enjambre	large group of people or things	{m}
enjambre	swarm (of bees)	{m}
en jarras	akimbo, with arms bent and hands on the hips	{adv}
enjaular	to cage, to imprison	{v}
enjuagar	to rinse	{vt}
enjugador	wiping	{adj}
enjugador	clotheshorse	{m}
enjugar	to eliminate, to wipe out	{v} [figuratively]
enjugar	to dry	{v}
enjugar	to wipe, to wipe off	{v}
enjuiciar	to indict	{v}
enjutar	to dry	{v}
enjuto	dry	{adj}
enjuto	shriveled	{adj}
Enka	female given name	{prop}
en la cancha se ven los pingos	the proof of the pudding is in the eating	{proverb}
enlace	bond, relationship	{m}
enlace	bond, linkage	{m} [chemistry]
enlace	link, hyperlink	{m} [computing]
enlace	go-between	{m}
enlace	link, connection	{m}
enlace	liaison	{m} [military]
enlace	union, marriage	{m}
enlace covalente	covalent bond	{m}
enladrillar	to pave with bricks	{v}
en la práctica	in practice. In reality	{adv}
en la punta de la lengua	on the tip of one's tongue	{phrase} [idiomatic]
enlatar	to can	{v}
enlazar	to link	{v}
enlenzar	to strengthen with adhesive tape	{v} [of wood]
enlistar	to list	{v}
en línea	online	{adj}
enlodado	muddied	{adj}
enlodar	to cover with mud	{v}
enloquecer	to drive crazy, madden, drive insane, distract	{v}
enloquecerse	to go crazy	{v}
enloquecerse	to run amok	{v}
enlosar	to pave with flagstones	{v}
enlucir	to plaster a wall or walls	{v}
en lugar de	instead of	{prep}
enmaderar	To cover in wood	{v}
enmarañamiento	snarl	{m}
enmarañamiento	tangle, muddle	{m}
enmarañamiento	thicket	{m}
enmarañar	to tangle	{v}
enmarcar	to frame	{v}
enmascarar	to disguise	{v}
enmasillar	to caulk	{v}
enmendar	to amend	{v}
enmendar	to correct	{v}
enmienda	correction, amendment	{f}
en mi vida	never (in my life)	{phrase}
enmohecer	to rust, mildew, go moldy	{v}
enmudecer	to go silent, to become mute	{v}
enmugrar	to soil	{v}
ennegrecer	to blacken, go dark, darken	{v}
en ninguna parte	nowhere	{adv}
ennoblecer	to ennoble, make noble, reach nobility	{v}
en nombre de	on behalf of	{adv}
-eno	Coming from, related to, or like	{suffix} [as an adjective]
-eno	One from, belonging to, relating to, or like	{suffix} [as a noun]
enojado	angry, mad	{adj}
enojado	annoyed	{adj}
enojar	to anger	{v}
enojarse	to become angry	{v}
enojo	anger	{m}
enolasa	enolase	{f} [enzyme]
enolismo	Alcoholism	{m}
enología	The study and science of winemaking	{f}
enorgullecer	to be proud of, grow proud	{vr}
enorme	enormous	{adj}
enoturismo	A specialised tourism directed at viniculture and the winemaking industry	{m}
en pañales	Literally “in diapers”; in the very early stages of something; still green; wet behind the ears	{phrase} [idiomatic]
en pelotas	in the buff, nude	{adv} [idiomatic]
en polvo	powdered, ground	{adj}
en punto	o'clock	{adv}
enraizar	to establish	{v}
enraizar	to settle	{v}
enraizar	to take root	{v}
enramar	to cover with branches	{v}
enrarecer	to rarefy (make rare)	{v}
en realidad	actually; in reality	{adv}
enredadera	climber, vine (plant that climbs)	{f}
enredar	to entangle	{v}
enredo	confusion, chaos	{m}
enredo	machination	{m}
enérgicamente	energetically, vigorously	{adv}
enérgico	assertive	{adj}
enérgico	energetic	{adj}
Enrique	male given name . The Spanish equivalent of Henry	{prop}
Enrique	The letter E in the Spanish phonetic alphabet	{prop}
enriquecedor	enriching	{adj}
enriquecer	to enrich	{v}
enriquecimiento	enrichment	{m}
Enriqueta	female given name, cognate to English Henrietta	{prop}
enrocar	to castle	{v} [chess]
enrojecer	to blush	{v}
enrojecer	to redden	{v}
enrolar	to recruit	{v}
enrollar	get it on, get jiggy	{vr} [colloquial]
enrollar	get on well with people	{vr} [colloquial]
enrollar	run one's mouth off	{vr} [colloquial]
enrollar	to be a good sport	{vr} [colloquial]
enrollar	to coil up, to wind	{v}
enrollar	to enroll	{v}
enroque	castling	{m} [chess]
enroscar	To coil; coil up	{v}
enroscar	To screw in	{v}
enrutar	to route	{v}
ensañar	to enjoy causing pain or discomfort	{vr}
ensañar	to irritate	{vt}
ensalada	A genre of secular polyphonic music popular in 16th century Spain.	{f}
ensalada	salad	{f}
ensalada chilena	Chilean salad	{f} [Chile]
ensalada rusa	Olivier salad, Russian salad	{f}
ensamblado	assembled	{adj}
ensamblado	assembly	{m}
ensamblar	to assemble	{v}
ensanchar	to expand	{v}
ensanchar	to widen	{v}
ensangrentar	to cover with blood	{v}
ensartar	to string or thread (put items on a string)	{v}
ensayar	to rehearse	{v}
ensayista	essayist	{mf}
ensayo	essay	{m}
ensayo	rehearsal	{m}
ensayo	test or trial	{m}
ensayo	try, attempt	{m}
-ense	Used to create adjectives and nouns that denote ethnonyms, like estadounidense, from Estados Unidos	{suffix}
enseña	ensign	{f}
enseñable	teachable (capable of being taught)	{adj}
enseñanza	teaching	{f}
enseñar	to show	{v}
enseñar	to teach	{v}
en seguida	alternative spelling of enseguida	{adv}
enseguida	immediately	{adv}
ensello	kit, set	{m}
enseres	appliance	{mp}
enseres	belongings,possessions	{mp}
enseres	gear, equipment	{mp}
enseres	things	{mp}
en serio	seriously, in earnest	{adv}
ensillar	to saddle	{v}
ensimismado	introverted	{adj}
ensimismado	preoccupied, lost in thought, engrossed	{adj}
ensombrecer	to grow dark, darken, shade	{v}
ensordecedor	deafening	{adj}
ensordecer	to go deaf	{vr}
ensordecer	to deafen	{vt}
ensuciar	to defile	{v}
ensuciar	to soil or stain	{v}
ensueño	daydream	{m}
ensueño	dream	{m}
entablar	to cover or reinforce with boards	{vt}
entablar	to initiate (especially a conversation, relationship)	{vt}
entablillar	to splint	{vt}
entallar	to tailor, fit	{v}
entalpía	enthalpy	{f} [physics]
ente	being	{m}
ente	entity	{m}
enteco	sickly, frail, weak	{adj}
entenada	An illegitimate stepdaughter. A girlfriend’s child sired by a previous boyfriend	{f} [Nicaragua]
entenada	stepdaughter	{f}
entenado	An illegitimate stepson. A girlfriend’s child sired by a previous boyfriend	{m} [Nicaragua]
entenado	stepchild, stepson	{m}
entender	to understand	{v}
entendible	understandable	{adj}
entendimiento	understanding	{m}
enteramente	entirely	{adv}
enterar	to find out	{vr}
enterar	to inform	{vt}
enterizo	one-piece	{adj}
enternecer	to be touched	{v}
enternecer	to get moved	{v}
entero	whole; entire	{adj}
entero	whole number, integer	{m} [mathematics]
enterrado	buried	{adj}
enterrar	to bury; to entomb	{v}
entibiar	to heat up, to warm	{vt} [cooking]
entibiar	to cool down, to lessen (emotions, etc.)	{vt}
entidad	entity	{f}
entierro	burial	{m}
entintar	to ink	{v}
entomófilo	Attracted to or interested in insects	{adj}
entomófilo	Pollinated by insects	{adj} [botany]
entomólogo	entomologist	{m}
entomología	entomology	{f}
entonar	to be in tune	{v}
entonces	then; at that time; next	{conj}
entonces	therefore, so	{conj}
entornar	to leave ajar	{v}
entorno	surroundings	{m}
entorpecer	to delay, obstruct	{v}
entorpecer	to dull, blunt	{v}
entorpecer	to make sluggish	{v}
entorpecido	befuddled, confused, clouded, deadened	{v}
entorpecido	hampered, delayed	{v}
entorpecido	jammed, gotten stuck	{v}
entorpecido	obstructed	{v}
entorpecido	slowed, made torpid	{v}
entorpecimiento	bluntness, dullness	{m}
entorpecimiento	obstruction, hindrance	{m}
entraña	bowel	{f}
entrañar	to contain	{vt}
entrañar	to imply (especially risks, dificulties, responsibilities)	{vt}
entrañas	entrails, bowel	{fp} [anatomy]
entrañas	bowels (seat of emotions)	{fp} [educated]
entrañas	essence, core	{fp}
entrada	computer port	{f} [computing]
entrada	entrance	{f}
entrada	entry	{f}
entrada	entry	{f} [linear algebra]
entrada	starter (food)	{f}
entrada	ticket	{f}
entramado	framework, structure	{m}
entramado	Framework of ideas or opinions	{m} [metaphoric]
entramar	To make a framework for	{v} [architecture]
entrampar	to entrap	{v}
entrante	incoming	{adj}
entrar	to enter, to go into, to start	{v}
entre	among, amongst	{prep}
entre	between	{prep}
entreabierto	ajar (slightly openend)	{adj}
entreabrir	to leave open or ajar	{vt}
entreacto	intermission, entr'acte	{m}
entrecomillar	to put in quotation marks	{v}
entrecruzamiento	crossover	{m}
entredicho	interdiction, ban	{m}
entredicho	question, doubt	{m}
entredientes	Literally, "between teeth"; under one's breath; in a murmur; quietly; especially, so as to avoid being overheard, as when saying something disrespectful	{adv}
entrega	delivery	{f}
entrega	submission	{f}
entregado	dedicated, devoted	{adj}
entregado	delivered, submitted	{adj}
entregar	entregarse To surrender (oneself)	{vr}
entregar	entregar To deliver; hand over	{vt}
entregar	to submit	{vt}
entregar	to turn in (e.g., homework), hand in	{vt}
entreguerras	interwar	{f}
entre la espada y la pared	between a rock and a hard place, between Scylla and Charybdis, caught between the devil and the deep blue sea, be on the horns of a dilemma, up shit creek	{proverb}
entrelazado	interlaced	{adj}
entrelazar	to interlace	{v}
entremetido	nosy, meddlesome	{adj}
entremezclar	to intermingle	{v}
entremés	appetizer	{m}
entremés	humorous and dramatic interlude	{m}
entremés	type of mask, mummery mask	{m}
entrenado	trained	{adj}
entrenador	trainer	{m}
entrenadora	(female) coach (trainer)	{f}
entrenadora personal	feminine form of entrenador personal	{f}
entrenador personal	personal trainer	{m}
entrenamiento	training	{m}
entrenamiento de fuerza	strength training	{n}
entrenar	to train	{vtr}
entrepierna	crotch (area of a person’s body where the legs fork)	{f}
entre pitos y flautas	among other things	{adv} [idiomatic]
entresemana	on a weekday (the days Monday through Friday)	{adv}
entretanto	meanwhile	{adv}
entretejer	to interweave, weave	{v}
entretener	to entertain	{v}
entretenido	amusing, entertaining	{adj}
entretenimiento	amusement	{m}
entretenimiento	entertainment	{m}
entretiempo	half time	{m}
entrevenir	to intervene	{v} [obsolete]
entrever	to glimpse	{v}
entreverar	to mix	{v}
entrevista	An interview	{f}
entrevistar	to interview	{v}
entristecer	to sadden, make sad	{v}
en tromba	en masse	{adv} [idiomatic]
entrometido	meddlesome, intrusive	{adj}
entronizar	to enthrone	{v}
entropía	entropy	{f}
entropezar	alternative form of tropezar	{v}
entumecer	to go numb	{vr}
entumecer	to numb	{v}
enturbiar	to confuse	{v}
entusiasmada	feminine form of entusiasmado	{adj}
entusiasmado	enthusiastic	{adj}
entusiasmar	to excite	{v}
entusiasmo	enthusiasm	{m}
entusiasta	enthusiastic	{adj}
entusiasta	enthusiast	{mf}
entusiástico	enthusiastic	{adj}
enumerar	to enumerate	{v}
en un abrir y cerrar de ojos	in the wink of an eye	{adv} [idiomatic]
enunciar	to enunciate	{v}
envainar	to sheathe	{v}
envalentonado	encouraged; empowered	{adj}
envalentonar	to embolden	{v}
en vano	in vain	{adv}
envasar	to bottle	{v}
envase	bottle, jar	{f}
envase	package, container	{f}
envejecer	to get old	{v}
envejecerse	to age, grow old	{v}
envejecimiento	aging	{m}
envenenado	poisoned	{adj}
envenenamiento	poisoning	{m}
envenenar	to interpret maliciously	{v}
envenenar	to make bitter	{v}
envenenar	to poison	{v}
envergadura	armspan	{f}
envergadura	magnitude, importance	{f}
envergadura	wingspan (of a bird, airplane)	{f}
envergonzar	to embarrass	{v} [archaic]
envergonzar	to reverence or respect	{v} [archaic]
en vez de	instead of, in place of, rather than	{prep}
enviada	feminine form of enviado	{f}
enviado	delegate, envoy, emissary	{m}
enviar	to send	{v}
enviciador	addictive	{adj}
envidia	envy	{f}
envidiable	enviable	{adj}
envidiar	to envy	{v}
envidioso	envious	{adj}
en vigor	in force, applicable	{adj}
en vilo	In suspense, with inquietude	{idiom} [idiomatic]
en vilo	In the air without subjection or support	{idiom} [idiomatic]
envite	push, shove	{m}
enviudar	to be widowed	{v}
en vivo	live (in person, in front of an audience)	{adv} [idiomatic]
envío	shipment, sending	{m}
envoltorio	bundle	{m}
envoltorio	wrapper, wrapping	{m}
envoltura	case, sheath	{f}
envoltura	envelope	{f}
envolver	to involve	{v}
envolver	to wrap	{v}
en voz alta	Literally "in a high voice"; out loud; aloud; using the voice; not silently	{adv} [idiomatic]
en voz baja	quietly (of speaking); literally, in a low voice	{adv}
envés	back (the reverse side of a leaf, fabric etc.)	{m}
envuelto	involved	{adj}
envuelto	wrapped	{adj}
enyegüecer	to be smitten, obsessively madly in love, with love goggles	{v} [Chile, slang]
enyegüecido	smitten, obsessed, hyperfocused; of or relating to love goggles, tunnel vision, love is blind	{adj}
enyerbar	to bewitch	{v}
enyesar	to mix with plaster	{v}
enyesar	to plaster	{v}
enzima	enzyme	{f} [enzyme]
enzimático	enzymatic	{adj}
-eño	Coming from, related to, or like	{suffix} [as an adjective]
-eño	One from, belonging to, relating to, or like	{suffix} [as a noun]
epa	hey	{interj}
Epaña	eye dialect of España	{prop}
epasote	alternative spelling of epazote	{m}
epazote	epazote	{m}
epígrafe	epigraph	{m}
epicarpio	epicarp, exocarp	{m} [botany]
epiceno	common; epicine	{adj} [grammar, of gender]
epiceno	epicine; an epicene word (especially a noun)	{m}
epicentro	epicentre, epicenter	{m}
epidídimo	epididymis	{m} [anatomy]
epidemia	An epidemic	{f} [diseases]
epidémico	epidemic	{adj}
epifanía	epiphany (manifestation or appearance of a divine or superhuman being)	{f}
Epifanía	Epiphany	{f} [Christianity]
epiglotis	epiglottis	{f}
epigénesis	epigenesis	{f} [biology]
epigrafía	epigraphy, epigraphics	{f}
epigrafista	epigraphist	{mf}
epigrama	epigram	{m}
epigramatista	epigrammatist	{mf}
epigramático	epigrammatic	{adj}
epigráfico	epigraphic	{adj}
epilepsia	epilepsy	{f}
epiléptico	epileptic	{adj}
epimerasa	epimerase	{f} [enzyme]
epinefrina	epinephrine, adrenaline	{f}
epinicio	victory song, ode	{m}
episcopal	episcopal	{adj}
episódicamente	episodically	{adv}
episódico	episodic	{adj}
episiotomía	episiotomy	{f} [surgery]
episodio	episode	{m}
epistemóloga	(female) epistemologist	{f}
epistemólogo	epistemologist	{m}
epistemológico	epistemological	{adj}
epistemología	epistemology	{f}
epistolar	epistolary	{adjmf}
epitafio	epitaph	{m}
epitalamio	epithalamium	{m}
epitalámico	epithalamic	{adj}
epílogo	epilogue	{m}
epónimo	eponymous	{adj}
epónimo	eponym	{m}
epodo	epode	{m}
epopeya	epic	{f}
epístola	epistle	{f}
epíteto	epithet	{m}
epítopo	epitope	{m}
equador	obsolete form of ecuador	{m}
equi-	Meaning equal	{prefix}
equidad	equity	{f}
equidistancia	equidistance	{f}
equidistante	equidistant	{adj}
equidna	echidna	{m}
equilibradamente	in balance	{adv}
equilibrar	to balance	{v}
equilibrio	balance, equilibrium	{m}
equilibrismo	balancing act (also figurative)	{m}
equilibrismo	tightrope walking	{m}
equilibrista	balancer	{mf}
equilibrista	equilibrist	{mf}
equilibrista	tightrope walker	{mf}
equilátero	equilateral	{adj}
equino	equine	{adj}
equinoccial	equinoctial	{adj} [astronomy]
equinoccio	equinox	{m}
equinoccio otoñal	autumnal equinox	{m} [astronomy]
equinoccio vernal	vernal equinox	{m} [astronomy]
equinodermo	echinoderm	{adj}
equinodermo	echinoderm	{m}
equipaje	baggage (portable traveling equipment)	{m}
equipaje	luggage	{m}
equipal	A ground-level seat used by Aztec rulers in the manner of a throne	{m} [archaic, historical]
equipal	A type of reed or wicker chair with a leather-sheathed seat and back	{m} [Mexico]
equipamiento	equipment, gear	{m}
equipar	to equip	{v}
equiparable	equatable; comparable	{adj}
equiparar	to consider equivalent, equate	{vt}
equipo	equipment	{m}
equipo	team	{m}
equis	Name of the letter x	{f}
equiseto	horsetail, Equisetum	{m} [plants]
equitación	horseback riding	{f}
equitativo	equitable	{adj}
equivalente	equivalent; tantamount	{adj}
equivalentemente	equivalently	{adv}
equivaler	To be equivalent, to correspond	{v}
equivocación	error, mistake, slip	{f}
equivocadamente	mistakenly	{adv}
equivocado	mistaken, wrong	{adj}
equivocar	to mistake, mix up	{v}
equivocarse	to make a mistake	{vr}
equívoco	ambiguous	{adj}
equívoco	equivocal	{adj}
equívoco	erroneous	{adj}
equívoco	error	{m}
-eré	Suffix indicating the third-person singular future indicative of -er verbs	{suffix}
-er	The infinitive suffix for many verbs	{suffix}
era	era	{f}
era	threshing floor	{f}
era	tipple	{f}
-era	feminine form of -ero	{suffix}
-ería	Characteristic of; -ery	{suffix}
-ería	Turns a noun into a store that sells such an item; -ery	{suffix}
erbio	erbium	{m}
ere	Name of the letter r	{f}
erección	erection (of a building)	{f}
erección	erection	{f} [physiology]
erecto	erect; raised	{adj}
ergativo	ergative	{adj}
ergativo	ergative; ergative case	{m}
erógeno	erogenous	{adj}
ergo	ergo, therefore	{conj}
ergonómico	ergonomic	{adj}
erguir	to elevate, lift up, erect	{v} [obsolete]
erigir	to build, build up	{v}
erigir	to erect	{v}
erigir	to set up, establish	{v}
-eréis	Suffix indicating the second-person plural future indicative of -er verbs	{suffix}
eritorbato	erythorbate	{m} [organic compound]
Eritrea	Eritrea	{prop}
eritreo	Eritrean	{adj}
eritreo	Eritrean	{m}
eritrosa	erythrose	{m} [carbohydrates]
eritrulosa	erythrulose	{f} [carbohydrates]
erizar	to become uneasy, tense, nervous	{v} [by extension]
erizar	to bristle	{v}
erizo	hedgehog	{m}
erizo	sea urchin	{m}
erizo de mar	sea urchin	{m}
ermita	An isolated chapel, shrine or other sanctuary, often in the care of a hermit or anchorite	{f}
ermita	hermitage	{f}
ermitaño	eremite	{m}
ermitaño	hermit	{m}
Ernestina	female given name, cognate to Ernestine	{prop}
Ernesto	male given name, cognate to Ernest	{prop}
-ero	forms occupations from nouns	{suffix}
-ero	forms places where a noun general resides	{suffix}
eros	eros; sexual desire	{m}
eros	libido	{m} [psychiatry]
erosión	erosion	{m} [geology]
erosionar	to succumb to erosion; to erode	{v}
erotismo	erotism	{m}
erradicación	eradication, removal	{f}
erradicar	to eradicate, eliminate	{v}
errar	to be wrong	{v}
errar	to miss	{v}
errar	to wander around	{v}
erre	Name of the letter r	{f}
erróneamente	erroneously	{adv}
erróneo	erroneous	{adj}
erróneo	fallacious	{adj}
error	error	{m}
errático	erratic	{adj}
erótica	eroticism	{f}
erótico	erotic	{adj}
eructar	to belch, to burp	{vi}
eructo	belch, burp	{m}
erudición	erudition, learning	{f}
erudito	erudite, scholarly, learned	{adj}
erudito	scholar, learned person	{m}
erupción	eruption	{f}
erupción	(skin) rash	{f}
erupción solar	solar flare	{f} [astronomy]
ervilla	pea	{f}
ervilla	vetch	{f}
-es	Suffix indicating the plural of nouns and adjectives ending in certain consonants (most often -l, -r, -n, -d, -z, -j, -s, -x, -ch, with some exceptions)	{suffix}
-es	Suffix indicating the second-person singular present indicative of -er and -ir verbs	{suffix}
-es	Suffix indicating the second-person singular present subjunctive of -ar verbs	{suffix}
esa	feminine form of ese that	{adj}
esa	alternative spelling of ésa That one	{pron}
Esaú	Esau (Biblical character)	{prop}
esas	feminine plural of ese those	{adj}
esas	alternative spelling of ésas Those ones	{pron}
esbelto	thin, slim, slender	{adj}
esbirro	henchman	{n}
esbozar	sketch (to create a sketch)	{v}
esbozo	stub, outline, sketch	{m}
-esca	Feminine form of -esco which is a variant of -sco	{suffix}
escabechar	to pickle	{v}
escabeche	escabeche	{m}
escabeche	pickle (food preserved by pickling in vinegar)	{m}
escabiosis	scabies	{f}
escabroso	dangerous, nearly inconvenient or immoral	{adj}
escabroso	uneven, slippery, hazardous for walking	{adj} [of land]
escabroso	rugged, jagged, rough, hard, in bad condition	{adj}
escabullimiento	sneak, sneaking, slipping away	{m}
escabullir	to sneak out, slip away, slip out	{vr}
escala	scale	{f}
escala	stopover	{f}
escalada	increase, rise	{f}
escalada en bloque	bouldering	{m}
escala de piedras	rock climbing	{m}
escalafón	ranking, hierarchy; an echelon	{f}
escalar	to scale	{v}
escaldado	scalded	{adj}
escaldar	to scald	{v}
escaleno	scalene (of a triangle, having no sides of equal length)	{adj} [geometry]
escalera	ladder	{f}
escalera	straight	{f} [poker]
escalera	stairs	{f}
escalera mecánica	escalator	{f}
escalerilla	stepladder	{f}
escalfar	to poach (as an egg)	{v}
escalinata	ample, fancy staircase	{f}
escalinata	perron (flight of stairs)	{f}
escalón	grade, rank (in a hierarchy)	{m}
escalón	step (of a ladder, staircase)	{m}
escalón	step, stage	{m}
escalofriante	chilling	{adj}
escalofriante	spooky, creepy	{adj}
escalofrío	goose bumps, shiver or chills especially those caused by fear	{m}
escalonar	to alternate between; to stagger	{v}
escalpelo	scalpel	{m}
escama	scale (of a fish or reptile)	{f}
escamar	to frighten	{v} [colloquial]
escamar	to remove the scales from	{v}
escamole	The larvae of certain ants eaten as a delicacy	{m} [usually, plural, Mexico]
escamotear	to swipe or pilfer	{v}
escamoteo	slight of hand, legerdemain	{m}
escampar	to clear (to stop raining)	{v}
escampar	to stop	{v}
escanciador	A pourer of cider, done in the traditional way (explained at escanciar)	{m}
escanciador	A type of cider-pouring device, which allows the movement of air into the glass by pouring from a height, or that imitates pouring from a height	{m}
escanciar	to pour cider by raising the bottle over one's head and into the glass held tilted by one's waist. The pourer looks blankly forward, not at the bottle or at the glass. It is poured this way to allow air bubbles into the drink, and generally a few drops are spilt on the floor in the process	{v}
escandalizar	to scandalize	{v}
escandalizar	to shock	{v}
escandaloso	scandalous	{adj}
Escandinavia	Scandinavia	{prop}
escandinavo	Scandinavian (from or pertaining to Scandinavia)	{adj}
escandio	scandium	{m}
escandir	to scan (as with poetry)	{v}
escanear	to scan	{v}
escaño	bench	{m} [dated]
escaño	seat (membership in an organization, particularly a representative body)	{m}
escaños	seats	{m}
escapada	escape	{f}
escapada	flight	{f}
escapar	to escape	{v}
escaparate	display cabinet	{m}
escaparate	window, shop window	{m}
escapatoria	escape, exit, way out	{f}
escape	escape	{m}
escape	exhaust pipe, tailpipe	{m}
escape	leak	{m}
escapulario	scapular (A short cloak, now often with an embroidered image of a saint)	{n} [Christianity]
escapulario	scapular, scapulary	{n} [zoology]
escaque	checkerboard	{m}
escaquearse	to skive	{vr}
escaques	chess	{mp}
escarabajo	beetle	{m}
escaramuza	skirmish (a brief battle between small groups)	{f}
escarapela	cockade	{f}
escarbadientes	toothpick	{m}
escarbar	to dig	{v}
escarcha	frost	{f}
escarcha	rime	{f}
escarchar	to frost	{v}
escardar	to weed out	{v}
escariar	to ream	{v}
escarlata	scarlet (color)	{f}
escarlatina	scarlet fever	{f}
escarmentar	to learn a lesson	{v}
escarmentar	to punish severly, reprimand, rebuke	{v}
escarmiento	punishment, example	{m}
escarola	endive	{f}
escúa ártica	The Arctic Skua, a seabird	{m}
escasamente	sparsely, scantily	{adv}
escasear	to be in short supply	{v}
escasez	shortage, scarcity	{f}
escaso	insufficient, scarce	{adj}
escaso	rare	{adj}
escaso	scanty	{adj}
escatimar	to use sparingly	{v}
escatológico	eschatological	{adj}
escatológico	scatological	{adj}
escatología	eschatology	{f}
escatología	scatology	{f}
escavar	to dig	{v}
escayola	plaster, stucco	{f}
escayolar	to put a plaster cast on	{v}
escena	scene	{f}
escena	stage	{f}
escenario	scenario	{m}
escenario	stage	{m}
escenificar	to stage, to produce on a stage	{v}
escepticismo	skepticism	{m}
escepticista	Scepticist, skepticist	{mf}
esciencia	alternative form of ciencia	{f} [archaic]
escindir	to split	{v}
escisión	split	{f}
Escitia	Scythia	{prop}
esclarajo	lighter	{m}
esclarecer	to bring out	{v}
esclarecer	to clarify	{v}
esclarecer	to unravel	{v}
esclava	bangle	{f}
esclava	(female) slave	{f}
esclavista	proslavery	{adj}
esclavista	one who is proslavery	{mf}
esclavitud	slavery	{f}
esclavo	slave	{m}
esclusa	lock (of canal)	{f}
escándalo	scandal	{m}
escáner	scanner	{m}
escénico	scenic	{adj}
-esco	Form of -sco	{suffix}
escoba	broom, besom	{f}
escobar	sweep (clean by sweeping)	{v}
escobilla	brush	{f}
escobillón	broom	{m} [Chile, Argentina]
escocer	to sting, to smart	{v}
escocesa	feminine form of escocés	{f}
Escocia	Scotland	{prop}
escocés	Scottish (from or native to Scotland)	{adj}
escocés	Scottish (pertaining to Scotland)	{adj}
escocés	a Scotsman	{m}
escocés	the Scottish Gaelic language	{prop}
escoger	to choose, select, pick	{vt}
escogido	chosen	{adj}
escogimiento	choice; The action of choosing	{m}
escolar	scholar; school	{adj}
escolaridad	schooling	{f}
escollo	pitfall, stumbling block	{m} [figuratively]
escollo	reef, shoal	{m}
escolopendra	Any of various centipedes of the genus Scolopendra	{f}
escolástico	scholastic (all senses)	{adj}
escolta	shooting guard	{f} [basketball]
escolta	escort (body of armed men to attend a person)	{f}
escoltar	to escort	{v}
escombro	mackerel	{m}
escombro	rubble	{m} [usually, plural]
escombros	rubble	{mp}
esconder	to hide	{v}
escondido	hidden	{adj}
escondite	hide and seek game	{m} [games]
escondite	hideout, lair	{m}
escondite	hiding place	{m}
escondrijo	hiding place	{m}
escopeta	rifle	{f}
escopeta	shotgun	{f}
escopeta de dos cañones	double-barrelled shotgun	{f}
escoplear	to chisel	{v}
escoplo	chisel	{m}
escora	list	{f} [nautical]
escorar	to list (as a boat)	{v}
escorarse	to rock, tilt	{v} [nautical]
escorbútico	scorbutic	{adj}
escorbuto	scurvy	{m}
escoria	scum	{f}
escoria	slag	{f}
escoriar	scrape, abrade	{v}
escorpión	Scorpio; someone born under the Scorpio constellation	{m} [astrology]
escorpión	scorpion	{m}
escotado	low-cut	{adj}
escote	cleavage, neckline	{m}
escotilla	hatch	{f}
escéptico	skeptical	{adj}
escéptico	skeptic	{m}
escápula	scapula	{f} [skeleton]
escriba	scribe	{m}
escribanía	notary (profession)	{f}
escribanía	office of a notary	{f}
escribanía	secretary (type of desk)	{f}
escribanil	scribal	{adj}
escribano soteño	The cirl bunting, a small bird	{m}
escribiente	author	{mf}
escribiente	clerk	{mf}
escribiente	scribe	{mf}
escribir	to correspond	{vr}
escribir	to spell	{v}
escribir	to write	{v}
escrito	Having stains or scratches resembling writing	{adj}
escrito	written	{adj}
escrito	A legal demand or allegation with regards to a cause or disagreement	{m}
escrito	A literary or scientific journal entry	{m}
escrito	An typescript, embossed or pressed manuscript or document	{m}
escrito	A ray with a pointed snout, white stomach, reddish-gray back, strewn with white, motted hazel, and black spots	{m}
escrito	writ	{m}
escritor	writer	{m}
escritora	feminine form of escritor	{f}
escritorio	a room where writing is done	{m}
escritorio	a writing desk	{m}
escritura	document, deed	{f}
escritura	writing	{f}
escrivania	A desk for writing on	{f}
escrotal	scrotal	{adj}
escroto	scrotum	{m} [anatomy]
escrúpulo	qualm	{m}
escrúpulo	scruple	{m}
escrupulosamente	scrupulously, with care and exactness	{adv}
escrupuloso	fussy	{adj}
escrupuloso	qualmish	{adj}
escrupuloso	scrupulous	{adj}
escrutar	to closely examine; to scrutinize	{v}
escrutinio	scrutiny	{m}
escuadra	set square	{f}
escuadra	squad	{f}
escuadra	squadron	{f}
escuadrón	squadron	{m}
escuadronar	to arrange forces into a squadron or squadrons	{v} [military]
escucha	listening	{f}
escucha	monitoring	{f}
escucha	tapping	{f}
escuchar	to listen to	{v}
escudar	to shield or block	{v}
escudería	racing team	{f} [motorsports]
escudería	The occupation of a squire	{f}
escudero	esquire, squire	{m}
escudero	nobleman	{m}
escudero	shield-bearer	{m}
escudero	shield-maker	{m}
escudilla	bowl	{f}
escudo	coat of arms	{m}
escudo	emblem	{m}
escudo	shield	{m}
escuela	school	{f}
escueto	Brief, succinct	{adj}
escueto	Plain, simple: with no adornment, with no superfluous detail, without anything unnecessary	{adj}
escuincla	feminine form of escuincle	{f}
escuincle	kid, little boy	{m} [Mexico, slang, pejorative]
escuincle	street urchin	{m}
escuintla	feminine form of escuintle	{f}
Escuintla	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
escuintle	alternative form of escuincle	{m} [Mexico]
escuálido	feeble, weak	{adj}
escuálido	skinny	{adj}
esculpir	to sculpt	{v}
escultor	sculptor	{m}
escultura	sculpture (work of art created by sculpting)	{f}
escultural	sculpture	{adj}
escupida	spittle, spit	{f} [colloquial]
escupidera	spittoon	{f}
escupidor	spitter (someone or something that spits)	{m}
escupidor de fuego	firebreather	{m}
escupidura	spittle, spit	{f} [colloquial]
escupir	to spit	{v}
escupitajo	spittle, spit	{m} [colloquial]
escupo	spit; spitwad	{m}
escurreplatos	drainer	{m}
escurridizo	slippery, slick	{adj}
escurridor	colander, strainer	{m}
escurridor	drying rack	{m}
escurrir	to drain	{v}
escurrir	to slip away, escape	{v}
escurrir	to wring	{v}
ese	that	{adj}
ese	Name of the letter s	{f}
ese	hello	{interj} [Mexico, informal]
ese	alternative spelling of ése	{pron}
esencia	essence	{f}
esencial	essential	{adj}
esencialmente	essentially	{adv}
esófago	oesophagus	{m}
esfenocorona	sphenocorona	{f} [geometry]
esfenoide	sphenoid	{m} [geometry]
esfenoide	the sphenoid bone	{m} [skeleton]
esfenomegacorona	sphenomegacorona	{m} [geometry]
esfera	sphere, area, realm	{f} [figuratively]
esfera	sphere	{f} [geometry]
esfericón	sphericon	{m} [geometry]
esfero	pen (a mark made with ink)	{m} [Colombian Spanish, Ecuadorian Spanish]
esfero	pen (utensil containing ink used to write or make marks)	{m} [Colombian Spanish, Ecuadorian Spanish]
esfinge	sphinx	{f}
esfingomielina	sphingomyelin	{f}
esfíngido	hawk moth	{m}
esfínter	sphincter	{m} [anatomy]
esforzar	attempt	{vr}
esforzar	strive	{vr}
esforzar	encourage	{vt}
esforzar	strain	{vt}
esférico	spherical	{adj} [geometry]
esfuerzo	effort	{m}
esfumar	to slip away (leave unnoticed)	{vr} [colloquial]
esfumar	to fade out; to vanish	{vr}
esfumar	to soften; to tone down	{vt}
esgrima	fencing	{f} [martial arts]
esgrimidor	fencer	{m}
esgrimir	to brandish	{v}
esgrimista	fencer	{mf}
esguince	sprain	{m}
eslabón	link (of a chain)	{m}
eslabonar	to join	{v}
eslavo	Slavic	{adj}
eslavo	Slav	{m}
esleír	to choose	{v} [obsolete]
esleír	to elect	{v} [obsolete]
eslogan	slogan	{m} [marketing]
eslora	length overall; length of a ship from bow to stern	{f}
eslovaca	feminine form of eslovaco	{f}
eslovaco	Slovakian (from or native to Slovakia)	{adj}
eslovaco	Slovakian (pertaining to Slovakia)	{adj}
eslovaco	a Slovak	{m}
eslovaco	the Slovak language	{prop}
Eslovaquia	Slovakia	{prop}
eslovena	feminine form of esloveno	{f}
Eslovenia	Slovenia	{prop}
esloveno	Slovene, Slovenian (from or native to Slovenia)	{adj}
esloveno	Slovene, Slovenian (pertaining to Slovenia)	{adj}
esloveno	a Slovenian	{m}
esloveno	the Slovene language	{prop}
esmaltar	to enamel	{v}
esmalte	enamel	{m}
esmalte	glaze (coating on pottery)	{m}
esmalte	nail polish, nail varnish	{m}
esmarfón	smartphone	{m}
esmelter	smelter	{m}
esmerado	careful, painstaking	{adj}
esmeralda	emerald	{f}
esmerarse	To painstakingly do something	{vtr}
esmero	great care, or diligence	{m}
esmog	smog	{m}
esmoquin	tuxedo, dinner jacket	{m}
es más	furthermore	{adv}
esmético	smectic	{adj} [chemistry]
esnifar	to snort, To inhale (usually a drug) through the nose	{v}
esnob	snob	{mf}
eso	neuter form of ése that	{pron}
eso es harina de otro costal	That is a horse of a different color; that is another matter	{proverb}
eso es vida	this is the life	{phrase}
Esopo	Aesop	{prop}
esos	alternative spelling of ésos Those ones.	{pron}
esos	Those ones	{pron}
esotérico	esoteric	{adj}
espía	spy	{mf}
España	Spain	{prop}
España	The letter E in the Spanish phonetic alphabet	{prop}
espabilar	to wake up, get clever (become more aware)	{vp} [context]
espacial	space, spacial (outer space)	{adj}
espaciar	to space; to spread out	{v}
espacio	space	{m}
espacio generacional	generation gap	{n}
espacio propio	eigenspace	{m} [linear algebra]
espacioso	spacious	{adj}
espacio-tiempo	spacetime	{m} [physics]
espacio vectorial	vector space	{m} [linear algebra]
espada	épée	{f} [fencing]
espada	spade (playing card)	{f}
espada	sword	{f}
espadaña	bell-gable	{f} [architecture]
espadaña	bulrush, cattail (Typha latifolia)	{f}
espadachín	swordsman	{m}
espada larga	longsword	{f}
espadín	sprat	{m}
espagueti	spaghetti	{m}
espalda	back	{f}
espalda	backstroke (swimming)	{f}
espaldar	back, posterior	{adj}
espaldar	back (of the body)	{m}
espaldar	shell of a turtle	{m}
espaldarazo	accolade	{m}
espaldarazo	backing, support	{m}
espanglish	alternative spelling of spanglish	{m}
espanglés	Spanglish	{m}
espantapajaros	scarecrow	{m}
espantapájaros	scarecrow	{m}
espantar	to drive away	{vt}
espantar	to scare	{vt}
espantasuegras	party horn	{m}
espantosamente	frighteningly	{adv}
espantoso	horrible	{adj}
español	Spanish (from or native to Spain)	{adj}
español	Spanish (pertaining to Spain or to the language)	{adj}
español	Spaniard	{m}
español	the Spanish language	{prop}
española	feminine form of español, a female Spaniard	{f}
esparadrapo	plaster, band-aid	{m}
es para hoy	Literally It’s for today. Meaning hurry up, or get a move on	{phrase} [informal]
esparceta	sainfoin	{f}
esparcido	candid	{adj}
esparcido	festive, merry	{adj}
esparcimiento	recreation, amusement	{m}
esparcimiento	relaxation	{m}
esparcimiento	scattering	{m}
esparcir	to circulate, spread (news)	{vt}
esparcir	to entertain, divert	{vt}
esparcir	to scatter, to disperse	{vt}
esparsido	sparse, scattered	{adj}
Esparta	Sparta	{prop}
espartano	Spartan	{adj}
espartano	spartan; austere, resolute	{adj}
espartano	Spartan	{m}
esparto	esparto	{m}
espasmo	spasm, jerk	{m}
espato	spar	{m} [mineralogy]
espécimen	specimen	{m}
espéculo	speculum	{m}
espádice	spadix	{m} [botany]
específicamente	specifically	{adv}
específico	specific	{adj}
especia	spice	{f}
especial	special	{adj}
especialidad	speciality	{f}
especialista	specialist	{adj}
especialista	specialist	{mf}
especialista	stuntman	{mf}
especialista en mecánica de suelos	a soil engineer or geotechnical engineer; an engineer that knows everything related to soils (physics, mechanical, specialist knowing about what kind of foundation is needed for a certain building on a certain soil)	{m}
especialización	specialization	{f}
especializado	specialized	{adj}
especializar	to specialize	{v}
especialmente	especially	{adv}
especialmente	specially	{adv}
especie	species	{f}
especie	type, sort, kind	{f}
especificación	specification	{f}
especificar	to specify	{v}
especificidad	specificity	{f}
espectacular	spectacular	{adj}
espectador	spectator (observer)	{m}
espectadora	feminine form of espectador	{f}
espectáculo	spectacle	{m}
espectrina	spectrin	{f} [protein]
espectro	spectre, ghost	{m}
espectro	spectrum	{m}
especulación	speculation	{f}
especular	to speculate	{v}
especulativo	speculative	{adj}
espejismo	A mirage	{m}
espejismo	wishful thinking	{m}
espejo	mirror	{m}
espejuelo	little mirror	{m}
espeleólogo	speleologist	{m}
espeluznante	hair-raising, creepy	{adj}
espera	wait	{f}
esperado	expected	{adj}
esperadísimo	Long hoped-for	{adj}
esperanto	Esperanto	{m}
esperanza	hope	{f}
Esperanza	female given name, taken from Spanish esperanza	{prop}
esperanza de vida	life expectancy	{f}
esperanzado	hopeful	{adj}
esperanzar	to give hope to	{v}
esperar	to hope to (with subjunctive verb form)	{v}
esperar	to wait to	{v}
esperma	sperm (cell)	{f}
espesar	to thicken	{v}
espeso	dense	{adj}
espeso	thick	{adj}
espesor	density (of a fluid)	{m}
espesor	thickness	{m}
espetar	to blurt	{v}
espetar	to skewer	{v}
espiar	to spy	{v}
espicha	A cider-drinking party	{f}
espiga	spike (ear of grain)	{f} [botany]
espina	spine, backbone, spinal column	{f} [anatomy]
espina	thorn	{f}
espinaca	spinach	{f}
espina dorsal	backbone (series of vertebrae that encloses the spinal cord)	{f} [anatomy]
espinal	spinal	{adj}
espinazo	spine, backbone	{m} [anatomy]
espinela	spinel	{f}
espinilla	pimple	{f}
espinilla	shinbone	{f}
espinillera	shin pad	{f}
espino	hawthorn, buckthorn	{m} [botany]
Espinosa	Spanish surname	{prop}
espinoso	arduous	{adj}
espinoso	dangerous	{adj}
espinoso	spiny, thorny	{adj}
espionaje	espionage	{m}
espionaje industrial	industrial espionage	{f}
espira	A single turn of a spiral	{f}
espiral	spiral	{adj}
espiral	spiral	{f} [geometry]
espiralmente	spirally	{adv}
espirar	to exhale	{v}
espiritual	spiritual	{adj}
espiritualidad	spirituality	{f}
espiritualismo	spiritualism	{m}
espiritualmente	spiritually	{adv}
espita	spigot	{f}
espita	spile	{f}
esplendor	splendour, splendor	{m}
esplenio	splenius	{m}
espliceosoma	spliceosome	{f} [genetics]
espliego	lavender	{m}
espléndido	splendid, magnificent	{adj}
espín	spin (physics)	{m}
espolear	to spur on; to goad	{v}
espolvear	To sprinkle; to dust	{v}
espolvorear	to dust	{v}
espolvorear	to sprinkle	{v}
esponja	sponge (all senses)	{f}
esponjosamente	fluffily	{adv}
esponjoso	foamy	{adj}
esponjoso	spongy	{adj}
espontaneidad	spontaneity	{f}
espontáneamente	spontaneously	{adv}
espontáneo	spontaneous	{adj}
espora	spore	{f} [botany]
esporangio	sporangium	{m} [botany]
esporádicamente	sporadically	{adv}
esporádico	sporadic	{adj}
esposa	wife	{f}
esposar	to handcuff	{v}
esposas	feminine plural of esposo	{fp}
esposas	handcuffs	{fp} [plurale tantum]
esposo	husband	{m}
esprintar	to sprint	{v}
espíritu	mind	{m}
espíritu	spirit, soul	{m}
Espíritu Santo	The Holy Spirit, Holy Ghost	{prop} [Christianity]
espárrago	asparagus	{m}
espátula	spatula (kitchen utensil)	{f}
espuela	spur (implement for purpose of prodding a horse)	{f}
espuerta	A plaited basket with two handles, usually made from esparto grass or palm leaves	{f}
espuma	foam, mousse	{f}
espumar	to froth	{v}
espumoso	foamy; frothy; filled with or composed of bubbles	{adj}
espurio	false	{adj}
espurio	spurious	{adj}
esputar	to expectorate	{v}
esputar	to spit	{v}
esquí	ski	{m}
esqueje	cutting	{m} [botany]
esquela	death announcement	{f}
esquela	note, letter	{f}
esqueleto	frame (structural elements of a constructed object)	{m}
esqueleto	skeleton	{m}
esquelético	skeletal	{adj}
esquema	outline (a general description, a summarizing statement)	{m}
esquema	sketch	{m}
esquematización	schematization	{f}
esquematizar	to schematize	{v}
esquemáticamente	schematically	{adv}
esquemático	schematic	{adj}
esquiador	skier (someone who skis)	{m}
esquiar	to ski	{v}
esquilar	(Cantabria) to climb	{v}
esquilar	to shear	{v}
esquimal	Eskimo	{adj}
esquimal	Eskimo	{mf}
esquina	corner	{f}
esquiraza	An ancient square-rigged cargo vessel	{f}
esquisto	schist	{m}
esquistosomiasis	schistosomiasis	{f} [medicine]
esquivar	to dodge	{v}
esquivo	evasive	{adj}
esquizofrenia	schizophrenia	{f}
esquizofrénico	schizophrenic	{adj}
esquizofrénico	schizophrenic	{m}
esrilanqués	Sri Lankan	{adj}
esrilanqués	Sri Lankan	{m}
esta	alternative spelling of ésta This one	{pron}
estabilidad	stability	{f}
estabilización	stabilization	{f}
estabilizar	to stabilize	{v}
estable	stable	{adj}
establecer	to establish	{v}
establecido	established	{adj}
establecimiento	establishment	{m}
establemente	stably	{adv}
establo	stable (building for animals)	{m}
estaca	stake	{f}
estaca	tent peg	{f}
estacar	to stake	{v}
estacar	to stay immobile	{v}
estacar	to tie to a stake	{v}
estación	season (of the year)	{f}
estación	station	{f}
estación de radio	radio station	{m}
estación radial	radio station	{f}
estacionado	parked	{adj}
estacional	seasonal	{adj}
estacional	stationary	{adj}
estacionamiento	parking, car park	{m} [Latin America]
estacionar	to park	{v}
estacionario	stationary	{adj}
estadía	stay, sojourn	{f}
estadio	stadium	{m}
estadista	statesman, stateswoman	{mf}
estado	state	{m}
Estado de México	A state of Mexico	{prop}
Estados Unidos	United States, United States of America	{prop}
Estados Unidos de América	United States of America (country in North America)	{prop}
estadounidense	of the United States of America; American	{adj}
estadounidense	citizen of the United States of America; American	{mf}
estadística	(female) statistician	{f}
estadística	statistic	{f}
estadística	statistics (the mathematical science)	{f}
estadísticamente	statistically	{adv}
estadístico	statistic	{adj}
estadístico	statistician	{m}
estafa	fraud, con	{f}
estafador	fraud, swindler (person)	{m}
estafadora	feminine form of estafador	{f}
estafar	to fraud	{v}
estafar	to swindle	{v}
estafisagria	stavesacre (Delphinium staphisagria)	{f}
estalactita	stalactite	{f}
estalagmita	stalagmite	{f}
estalinismo	Stalinism	{m}
estallable	burstable, explodable	{adj}
estallar	to blow up, to blow one's top	{v}
estallar	to break loose	{v}
estallar	to break out, erupt; said of a revolution, a fire, or similar	{v}
estallar	to crack (a whip)	{v}
estallar	to explode, to burst, to pop	{v}
estallido	explosion	{m}
estallido	outbreak	{m}
estallo	burst	{m}
estambre	stamen	{m} [botany]
Estambul	Istanbul (city)	{prop}
estampa	stamp	{f}
estampar	to stamp	{v}
estampida	bang, crack (noise)	{f}
estampida	stampede, flight	{f}
estampido	crack, bang (noise)	{m}
estampilla	postage stamp	{f}
estancado	blocked, deadlocked	{adj}
estancado	(of water) stagnant	{adj}
estancamiento	blockage	{m}
estancamiento	deadlock	{m}
estancamiento	stagnation	{m}
estancar	detain, staunch, or hold back the flow of water	{v} [of water]
estancar	prohibit the free movement of merchandise	{v}
estancar	suspend, or stop a project or business plan	{v}
estancarse	To stagnate	{vr}
estancia	large farmstead	{f}
estancia	room	{f}
estancia	stanza	{f}
estancia	stay, residence, sojourn	{f}
estanco	closed , sealed , watertight	{adj}
estanco	(by extension) tobacconist	{m}
estanco	prohibition over free sale	{m}
estanco	shop or commercial outlet where controlled items, especially cigarettes, are sold	{m} [Spain]
estandard	standard	{adj}
estandarte	flag, banner, standard, colors	{m}
estanflación	stagflation	{f}
estanque	pool, pond	{m}
estanque	small reservoir	{m}
estanqueidad	watertightness	{f}
estanquidad	watertightness	{f}
estante	existing, being	{adj}
estante	permanent	{adj}
estante	shelf	{m}
estantería	bookcase	{f}
estaño	solder (tin alloy used to solder)	{m}
estaño	tin	{m}
estar	Auxiliary verb for the progressive aspect; precedes the gerund of the verb	{v}
estar	Denotes a copula, in a transient fashion. Compare ser	{v}
estar	To have a (transient) location in space. Compare ser, quedar	{v}
estar con la soga al cuello	To be up a creek without a paddle, be in a tight spot	{v} [idiomatic]
estar de pie	stand (to be upright, support oneself on the feet in an erect position)	{v}
estar en pedo	to be drunk	{v} [slang, idiomatic]
estar en sus dias	To be in one's time of the month	{v} [idiomatic]
estar más fresco que una lechuga	To be as cool as a cucumber	{v} [idiomatic]
estar más fresco que una rosa	To be as cool as a cucumber; to be calm and composed.	{v} [idiomatic]
estar más loco que una cabra	To be crazy	{v} [idiomatic]
estas	feminine plural of este those	{adj}
estas	alternative spelling of éstas Those ones	{pron}
estatal	of, or relating to, the state (country)	{adj}
estatúder	stadtholder	{m}
estatmina	stathmin	{f} [protein]
estatua	statue	{f}
estatuilla	diminutive form of estatua	{f}
estatura	height	{f}
estatura	stature	{f}
estatus	status	{m}
estatuto	statute	{m}
este	this	{adj}
este	uh (space filler in a conversation)	{interj}
este	east	{m}
este	alternative spelling of éste	{pron}
estearina	stearin	{f} [organic chemistry]
Esteban	Stephen	{prop} [biblical character]
Esteban	male given name	{prop}
Estefanía	female given name, equivalent to English Stephanie	{prop}
estegosaurio	stegosaur	{m}
Estelí	Estelí	{prop}
Estela	female given name, equivalent to English Estella or Stella	{prop}
estelar	extraordinary	{adj}
estelar	stellar	{adj}
estelionato	stellionate, fraud in selling	{m}
estenografía	shorthand; stenography, tachygraphy	{f}
estepa	steppe	{f}
estepario	Pertaining to or hailing from the steppe	{adj}
estepilla	white-leaved rock rose	{f}
estequiometría	stoichiometry	{f}
Ester	Esther	{prop} [biblical character]
Ester	female given name	{prop}
estera	doormat	{f}
estera	floor mat made of a thick, rustic fiber	{f}
estera	foot mat	{f}
esterasa	esterase	{f} [enzyme]
estereoespecificidad	stereospecificity	{f} [chemistry]
estereotipo	stereotype	{m}
esterilización	sterilisation	{f}
esterilizar	to sterilize	{v}
esterilla	mat	{f}
esterlina	sterling	{f}
esternocleidohioideo	sternohyoid	{m}
esternocleidomastoideo	sternocleidomastoid	{m}
esternocleidooccipitomastoideo	sternocleidomastoid	{m}
esternotiroideo	sternothyroid	{m}
estero	brook	{m} [Chile]
estero	water reservoir	{m} [Colombia, Venezuela]
estero	lagoon	{m}
estero	river delta	{m}
estero	shallow lake, pond	{m}
esteroide	steroid	{m}
estertor sibilante	wheezing	{n}
esteta	aesthete	{mf}
esteticista	cosmetician	{n}
estetoscopio	stethoscope (medical instrument)	{m}
Esther	Esther	{prop} [biblical character]
Esther	female given name	{prop}
estibar	to load	{v}
estibonio	stibonium	{m} [chemistry]
estigma	stigma	{m} [botany, pathology, zoology, figuratively]
estigmatizar	stigmatize	{v}
estilóbato	stylobate	{m} [Classical Greek architecture]
estilista	distinguished writer	{f}
estilista	stylist, hair stylist	{f}
estilización	stylization	{f}
estilo	style	{m}
estilo	stylus	{m}
estilogloso	styloglossus	{m}
estima	dead reckoning	{f}
estima	esteem, or respect	{f}
estimación	estimation	{f}
estimado	dear (formal way of addressing somebody at the beginning of a letter)	{adj}
estimar	to esteem	{v}
estimar	to estimate	{v}
estimar	to think, to believe	{v}
estimulante	stimulating	{adj}
estimulante	stimulant	{m}
estimular	to stimulate	{v}
estipendio	stipend	{m}
estipular	stipular	{adj} [botany]
estipular	to stipulate	{v}
estiramiento	stretch, stretching (of the muscles)	{m}
estirar	to extend	{v}
estirar	to stretch	{v}
estiércol	dung	{m}
estiércol	manure	{m}
estireno	styrene	{m} [organic compound]
estirón	stretch	{m}
estirón	yank, pull	{m}
estirpe	lineage	{f}
estival	estival	{adj}
estival	summery	{adj}
estómago	stomach	{m}
estímulo	stimulus	{m}
estándar	standard	{adj}
estándar	standard	{m}
estío	summer	{m} [poetic, literary]
esto	neuter form of éste This	{pron}
estocada	thrust (stab) by a rapier or smallsword; wound caused by such thrust	{f}
Estocolmo	Stockholm	{prop}
esto es chino para mí	It's all Greek to me; I don't understand any of this	{phrase} [idiomatic]
estofado	stew	{m}
estofado	stewing	{m}
estofar	to stew	{v}
estoicamente	stoically	{adv}
estoicismo	stoicism	{m}
estoico	stoic	{adj}
estoico	stoical	{adj}
estoico	stoic	{m}
estomacal	stomachic (of or relating to the stomach)	{adj}
estonia	feminine form of estonio	{f}
Estonia	Estonia	{prop}
estoniano	alternative form of estonio	{adj}
estoniano	alternative form of estonio	{m}
estoniano	alternative form of estonio	{prop}
estonio	Estonian (from or native to Estonia)	{adj}
estonio	Estonian (pertaining to Estonia)	{adj}
estonio	an Estonian	{m}
estonio	the Estonian language	{prop}
estoque	gladiolus	{m} [botany]
estoque	rapier	{m}
estoque	the tip of a sword	{m}
estorbar	To be in the way	{vi}
estorbar	To bother, annoy	{vt}
estorbar	To obstruct, hinder, impede	{vt}
estorbo	impediment	{m}
estorbo	nuisance	{m}
estorbo	obstacle	{m}
estornino	starling	{m}
estornudar	to sneeze	{v}
estornudo	sneeze	{m}
estos	alternative spelling of éstos These ones.	{pron}
estos	These ones	{pron}
estúpidamente	stupidly	{adv}
estúpido	stupid	{adj}
estípula	stipule	{f} [botany]
estría	stretch mark	{f}
Estrada	Spanish surname	{prop}
estragar	to corrupt, ruin, spoil, ravage	{v}
estragón	tarragon	{m}
estrago	corruption	{m}
estrago	damage, destruction	{m}
estrangulación	choke [control on a carburetor]	{f}
estrangulación	strangulation, strangling	{f}
estrangulador	choke [control on a carburetor], throttle	{m}
estrangulador	strangler	{m}
estrangular	to strangle	{v}
Estrasburgo	Strasbourg (city in France)	{prop}
estratagema	stratagem	{f}
estratega	strategist	{mf}
estrategia	strategy	{f}
estratégicamente	strategically	{adv}
estratégico	strategic	{adj}
estrato	layer; stratum	{m}
estratopausa	stratopause	{f}
estratosfera	stratosphere	{f}
estratovolcán	stratovolcano	{m}
estróbilo	strobilus, cone	{n}
estrechamente	narrowly	{adv}
estrechamente	tightly	{adv}
estrechar	to narrow (make narrower)	{v}
estrechar	to strengthen (relations etc.)	{v}
estrechez	close friendship	{f}
estrechez	close relationship (kinship)	{f}
estrechez	narrowness	{f}
estrechez	trouble; a problematic situation	{f}
estrecho	narrow	{adj}
estrecho	[of a relationship] close, intimate, strong	{adj}
estrecho	[of a relative] close, kin	{adj}
estrecho	tight	{adj}
estrecho	strait	{m}
Estrecho de Mesina	the Strait of Messina	{prop}
estregar	to rub, scrub, scour	{v}
estreñimiento	constipation	{m}
estreñir	to constipate	{v}
estrella	star	{f}
estrella binaria	binary star	{f}
estrella de carbono	carbon star	{f}
estrella de helio	helium star	{f}
estrella de mar	starfish	{f}
estrella de neutrones	neutron star	{f}
estrellado	crashed	{adj}
estrella doble	double star	{f}
estrella enana	dwarf star	{f}
estrella fija	fixed star	{f} [astronomy]
estrella fugaz	shooting star	{f}
estrella gigante	giant star	{f}
estrellar	to smash	{v}
estrella rezagada azul	blue straggler	{f}
estremecer	to shake, make tremble, make shudder	{v}
estremecer	to thrill	{v}
estremecimiento	shudder, shake	{m}
estremecimiento	spasm	{m}
estrenar	to premiere	{v}
estrenar	to use for the first time	{v}
estreno	premiere	{m}
estéreo	stereo	{adj}
estéreo	stereo	{m}
estéreo	stereo sound	{m}
estrepitosamente	deafeningly	{adv}
estrepitosamente	spectacularly	{adv}
estrepitoso	deafening	{adj}
estrepitoso	enormous, spectacular	{adj}
estresado	stressed	{adj}
estresante	stressful	{adj}
estresar	to stress	{v}
estrógeno	estrogen	{m}
estriado	striated	{adj}
estriar	to striate	{v}
estribación	spur, ridge, buttress (protruding part of mountains)	{f} [geography]
estribaciones	spur, ridge, buttress (protruding part of mountains)	{fp} [geography]
estribar	to originate with	{v}
estribillo	refrain, chorus	{m}
estribo	footrest	{m}
estribo	spur	{m} [geography]
estribo	stirrup	{m}
estribor	starboard	{m}
estricnina	strychnine	{f}
estrictamente	strictly	{adv}
estricto	strict	{adj}
estéril	sterile, infertile	{adj}
estro	estrus	{m}
estro	gadfly	{m}
estro	inspiration	{m}
estrofa	stanza	{f}
estrofa	strophe	{f}
estromatolito	stromatolite	{m}
estroncio	strontium	{m}
estropajo	dishcloth	{m}
estropajo	loofah	{m}
estropajo	mop	{m}
estropajo	scourer, scrubbing brush	{m}
estropear	to ruin, to spoil	{v}
estrépito	noise	{m}
estrés	stress	{m}
estárter	starter (an electric motor)	{m}
estructura	structure	{f}
estructural	structural	{adj}
estructurar	to structure	{v}
estruendo	racket, din, roar (loud noise)	{m}
estruendoso	thundering, clamoring, roaring, deafening (very loud)	{n}
estrujar	to press, squeeze	{v}
estática	statics	{f}
estética	aesthetic	{f}
estética	aesthetics	{f}
estética	hair salon, beauty shop	{f} [Mexico]
estéticamente	aesthetically	{adv}
estéticista	A hair stylist	{f} [Mexico]
estático	static	{adj}
estético	aesthetic	{adj}
estuario	estuary	{m}
estuche	case for a single CD (such as a jewel case)	{m}
estuche	case (for delicate tools)	{m}
estuche	jewelry box	{m}
estuco	stucco	{m}
estudiado	studied, learned	{adj}
estudiante	student	{mf}
estudiantil	related to students	{adj}
estudiar	to study	{v}
estudio	studio	{m}
estudio	study	{m}
estudioso	studious, bookish (given to study)	{adj}
estufa	stove, oven (to heat with)	{f}
estupefacción	astonishment	{f}
estupefaciente	narcotic	{adj}
estupefaciente	narcotic (class of drugs)	{m}
estupefacto	stupefied, astounded, flabbergasted	{adj}
estupendamente	stupendously, fabulously	{adv}
estupendo	marvelous, fantastic, great	{adj}
estupendo	stupendous	{adj}
estupidez	stupidity, the property of being stupid	{f}
estupor	astonishment	{m}
estupor	stupor	{m}
estupro	rape	{m}
estupro	statutory rape	{m}
esturión	sturgeon	{m}
esturión pálido	pallid sturgeon	{m}
esvástica	swastika	{f}
et	ampersand	{f}
eta	eta; the Greek letter Η, η	{f}
-eta	feminine form of -ete	{suffix}
etanal	acetaldehyde, ethanal	{m} [organic compound]
etano	ethane	{m} [organic compound]
etanoilo	ethanoyl	{m} [organic chemistry]
etanol	ethanol	{m} [organic compounds]
etanolamina	ethanolamine	{f} [organic compound]
etapa	stage, stops (on a journey)	{f}
etarra	Relating to ETA (Euskadi Ta Askatasuna)	{adj}
etarra	A member of ETA (Euskadi Ta Askatasuna)	{mf}
etcétera	etcetera, and so on	{adv}
-ete	Added to nouns and adjectives that often adds a diminutive sense to the base	{suffix}
etenol	ethenol, vinyl alcohol	{m} [organic compound]
eternal	eternal	{adj}
eternamente	eternally	{adv}
eternidad	eternity	{f}
eternizar	To last for ever, to last an age, to drag on	{vr}
eternizar	to eternalize	{vt}
eterno	eternal	{adj}
etilbenceno	ethylbenzene	{m} [organic compound]
etilenglicol	ethylene glycol	{m} [organic compound]
etileno	ethylene, ethene	{m} [organic compound]
etilfeniléter	ethyl phenyl ether, phenetole	{m} [organic compound]
etimológico	etymological	{adj}
etimología	etymology	{f}
etimología popular	folk etymology	{f}
Etiopía	Ethiopia	{prop}
etiqueta	label	{f}
etiquetar	to label	{v}
etóloga	feminine form of etólogo	{f}
etólogo	ethologist	{m}
etnia	ethnic group	{f}
etnicidad	ethnicity	{f}
etnobotánica	ethnobotany	{f}
etnobotánica	(female) ethnobotanist	{f}
etnobotánico	ethnobotanical	{adj}
etnobotánico	ethnobotanist	{m}
etnocentrismo	ethnocentrism	{m}
etología	ethology	{f}
etíope	Ethiopian	{adj}
etíope	Ethiopian	{mf}
etrusco	Etruscan	{adj}
etrusco	Etruscan (language)	{m}
eucalipto	eucalyptus	{m}
eucarionte	eukaryotic	{adj}
eucarionte	eukaryote	{m} [biology]
eucariota	eukaryote	{f} [biology]
eucaristía	Eucharist	{f} [Christianity]
eucarístico	eucharistic	{adj}
euclídeo	Euclidean	{adj}
euclidiano	Euclidean	{adj}
Eufemia	female given name, cognate to English Euphemia	{prop}
eufemismo	euphemism	{m}
eufemístico	euphemistic	{adj}
eufónico	euphonic	{adj}
eufonía	euphony	{f}
euforía	euphoria, bliss	{f}
euforbio	euphorbia, spurge	{m}
euforia	euphoria	{f}
Eufrates	Euphrates (river in the Middle East)	{prop}
eufórico	euphoric	{adj}
eugenesia	eugenics	{f}
Eugenia	female given name, cognate to English Eugenia	{prop}
Eugenio	male given name, cognate to Eugene	{prop}
eugenol	eugenol	{m} [organic compound]
eugenésico	eugenic	{adj}
Eulalia	female given name	{prop}
euleriano	Eulerian	{adj}
eunuco	eunuch	{m}
Eurasia	Eurasia	{prop}
eurillo	diminutive form of euro	{n}
eurito	diminutive form of euro	{n}
euro	euro (currency)	{m}
Eurocopa	Euros (UEFA European Football Championship)	{prop} [soccer]
Europa	Europe	{prop}
Europa Central	Central Europe	{prop}
europeo	European	{adj}
europio	europium	{m}
eurozona	Eurozone	{n}
euskera	of the Basque language	{adj}
euskera	the Basque language	{m}
eusquera	alternative spelling of euskera	{m}
Eva	Eve	{prop} [biblical character]
Eva	female given name	{prop}
evacuación	evacuation	{f}
evacuar	to evacuate	{v}
evadir	to evade	{v}
evaluación	evaluation	{f}
evaluación	exam, test	{f}
evaluar	to evaluate	{v}
evangelio	gospel	{m}
evangelización	evangelization	{f}
evangelizador	evangelizer	{m}
evangelizar	to evangelize	{v}
evangélico	evangelical	{adj}
evaporación	evaporation	{f}
evaporar	to evaporate	{v}
evasión	evasion	{f}
evasiva	escape; evasion	{f}
evento	event	{m}
eventual	eventual	{adj}
eventualmente	possibly, potentially	{adv}
evidencia	evidence	{f}
evidenciar	to demonstrate	{v}
evidente	obvious, evident	{adj}
evidentemente	evidently, obviously, clearly	{adv}
eviscerar	to eviscerate	{v}
Evita	female given name	{prop}
evitable	avoidable	{adj}
evitación	avoidance (act of avoiding)	{f}
evitar	to avoid	{v}
evo	eternity	{m} [poetic]
evocación	evocation	{f}
evocar	to conjure, to evoke	{v}
evolución	development	{f}
evolución	evolution	{f}
evolucionar	to evolve, develop	{v}
evolutivo	evolutionary	{adj}
ex	ex-husband, ex-wife or ex-partner	{mf}
ex	Former; referring to a condition that has ended	{mf}
exacerbación	exacerbation	{f}
exacerbar	to exacerbate	{v}
exactamente	exactly	{adv}
exacto	exact	{adj}
exageración	exaggeration	{f}
exageradamente	exaggeratedly, extravagantly	{adv}
exagerar	to exaggerate	{v}
exaltación	exaltation, praise, elevation	{f}
exaltación	excitement	{f}
exaltar	to exalt	{v}
ex-alumna	A female graduate	{f}
ex-alumno	A male graduate	{m}
examen	exam, examination	{m}
examinar	to examine	{v}
exasentamiento	former settlement	{m}
exasperación	exasperation	{f}
exasperante	peeving, infuriating	{adj}
exasperar	to exasperate	{v}
excavación	excavation	{f}
excavadora	bulldozer, excavator, digger (construction equipment)	{f}
excavar	to excavate	{v}
excedente	excessive	{adj}
excedente	surplus	{adj}
excedente	excess	{m}
excedente	surplus	{m}
exceder	to exceed	{v}
excelencia	excellency, brilliance	{f}
excelente	excellent, brilliant	{adj}
excelentemente	excellently	{adv}
excepción	exception	{f}
excepcional	exceptional	{adj}
excepto	except	{prep}
exceptuar	to exclude, except	{v}
excesivamente	excessively	{adv}
excesivo	excessive	{adj}
exceso	excess	{m}
excitabilidad	excitability	{f}
excitable	excitable	{adj}
excitación	arousal	{f}
excitado	excited	{adj}
excitado	(sexually) aroused	{adj}
excitado	stimulated	{adj}
excitante	exciting	{adj}
excitante	stimulating	{adj}
excitar	to excite (sexually)	{v}
exclamación	exclamation	{f}
exclamar	to exclaim	{v}
excluir	to exclude	{v}
exclusión	exclusion	{f}
exclusiva	exclusive interview or report	{f}
exclusivamente	exclusively	{adv}
exclusivo	exclusive	{adj}
excluyente	exclusive	{adj}
excéntrico	eccentric (of a person behaving differently from the norm)	{adj}
excomulgar	to excommunicate	{v}
excomunión	excommunication (act of excommunicating or ejecting;)	{f}
excremento	excrement	{m}
excretar	to excrete	{v}
exculpar	to exonerate	{v}
excursión	excursion, trip	{f}
excusa	excuse	{f}
excusado	toilet	{m}
excusar	to excuse	{v}
execrar	To execrate	{v}
exemplo	obsolete spelling of ejemplo	{m}
exención	exemption	{f}
exento	clear, open	{adj}
exento	exempt	{adj}
exento	free	{adj}
exesposa	feminine form of exesposo, ex-wife	{f}
exesposo	ex-husband	{m}
exfoliante	exfoliating; acting as an exfoliant	{adj}
exfoliante	exfoliant	{m}
exfoliar	to exfoliate	{v}
exógeno	exogenous	{adj}
exégesis	exegesis	{f}
exhalar	to exhale	{v}
exhaustivo	exhaustive	{adj}
exhausto	exhausted	{adj}
exhibición	exhibition, show, display	{f}
exhibicionista	exhibitionist, show-off	{mf}
exhibir	to flash; to expose oneself (be nude in public)	{vr} [exhibirse]
exhibir	to show	{v}
exhortación	exhortation	{f}
exhortar	to exhort	{v}
exhumar	to exhume, to disinter	{v}
exigencia	demand	{f}
exigencia	requirement	{f}
exigente	exigent, demanding	{adj}
exigir	to demand; to require	{vt}
exigir	to exact	{vt}
exiguo	exiguous, scarce, scanty, meager	{adj}
exiliado	exiled	{adj}
exiliar	to exile	{v}
exilio	exile	{m}
eximido	exempted	{adj}
eximir	to exempt	{v}
exir	to exit; to leave	{v} [obsolete]
existencia	existence	{f}
existencial	existential	{adj}
existencialismo	existentialism	{m} [philosophy]
existencias	stock; the current supply of something available	{fp}
existente	existent, existing	{adj}
existir	to exist	{v}
exitosamente	successfully	{adv}
exitoso	successful	{adj}
exámetro	exametre	{m}
exánime	lifeless, exanimate	{adj}
exoesqueleto	exoskeleton	{m} [zoology]
exoftalmia	exophthalmos	{f}
exonerar	to exonerate	{v}
exorcismo	exorcism	{m}
exorcista	exorcist	{mf}
exorcizar	to exorcise	{v}
exordio	exordium, foreword, introduction	{m}
exosfera	exosphere	{f}
exotoxina	exotoxin	{f}
exotérmico	exothermic	{adj}
exotóxico	exotoxic	{adj}
expandir	to expand	{v}
expansión	expansion	{f}
expansionar	to expand	{v}
expansivo	expansive	{adj}
expansivo	extensive	{adj}
expatriar	to expatriate, leave one's country	{v}
expectación	expectation	{f}
expectativa	expectation	{f}
expedición	expedition	{f}
expedición de pesca	Fishing expedition	{f}
expediente	dossier	{m}
expedir	to issue, to publish (a document, etc)	{vt}
expedir	to send, to expedite	{vt}
expeler	to expel	{v}
expendedor	selling	{adj}
expendedor	seller	{m}
expendedora	feminine form of expendedor	{f}
expendedora	vending machine	{f}
experiencia	experience	{f}
experimentación	experimentation	{f}
experimental	experimental	{adj}
experimentalmente	experimentally	{adv}
experimentar	to experience	{v}
experimentar	to experiment	{v}
experimentar	to feel	{v}
experimento	experiment	{m}
experta	expert	{mf}
experto	expert	{adj}
experto	expert	{m}
expiación	atonement; expiation	{f}
expiar	atone	{v}
expiatorio	expiatory, piacular	{adj}
expiatorio	sacrificial	{adj}
expirar	to die, pass away	{v}
expirar	to end up, come to an end	{v}
expirar	to expire	{v}
explayar	to expound	{v}
explayar	to extend	{v}
explícitamente	explicitly, specifically, expressly	{adv}
explícito	explicit	{adj}
explicable	explicable, explainable	{adj}
explicación	explanation	{f}
explicar	to explain	{v}
explicativo	explanatory	{adj}
explicitar	to explicitly state	{v}
exploración	exploration	{f}
explorador	explorer	{m}
exploradora	feminine form of explorador	{f}
explorar	to explore	{v}
explosión	explosion	{f}
explosivo	explosive	{adj}
explosivo	explosive	{m}
explotación	exploitation	{f}
explotar	to explode	{v}
explotar	to exploit	{v}
exponencial	exponential	{adj}
exponer	to exhibit	{v}
exportación	export	{f}
exportador	exporting	{adj}
exportador	exporter	{m}
exportar	to export	{v}
exposición	exposition	{f}
expresable	expressible	{adj}
expresamente	expressly	{adv}
expresar	to express	{v}
expresar	to specify	{v}
expresión	expression	{f}
expresionismo	expressionism	{m}
expresivo	expressive	{adj}
exprimidor	squeezer (instrument)	{m}
exprimir	to press out the juice	{v}
exprimir	to squeeze	{v}
expropiación	expropriation	{f}
expropiar	to expropriate	{v}
expósito	(of a child) abandoned at birth	{adj}
expósito	foundling, orphan (an abandoned child)	{m}
expuesto	exposed	{adj}
expulsar	to expel	{v}
expurgar	to clean, to purify	{v}
expurgar	to expurgate	{v}
exquisitamente	exquisitely	{adv}
exquisitez	delicacy (something appealing, usually a pleasing food)	{f}
exquisitez	exquisiteness	{f}
exquisito	delicious	{adj}
exquisito	exquisite	{adj}
extasiar	to delight, to captivate	{v}
extender	to extend	{v}
extendido	extended	{adj}
extensamente	extensively	{adv}
extensión	extension	{f}
extensión	tract (an area)	{f}
extensivamente	extensively	{adv}
extensivo	extensive	{adj}
extenso	extensive	{adj}
extensor	extending; that which extends	{adj}
extensor	extensor	{m} [anatomy]
extensor corto del pulgar	extensor pollicis brevis	{m}
extenuar	to extenuate	{v}
extenuar	to weaken	{v}
exterior	external, outer	{adj}
exterior	outside	{m}
exterminador	exterminator, destructor	{m}
exterminar	to exterminate	{v}
exterminio	extermination	{m}
externalización	outsourcing	{f}
externar	to express	{v}
externo	external	{adj}
exótico	exotic	{adj}
extinción	extinction	{m}
extinguir	to carry out (a task, etc.)	{v}
extinguir	to extinguish, to put out	{v}
extinto	extinct	{adj}
extintor	fire extinguisher	{m}
extirpar	to cut out surgically	{v}
extirpar	to extirpate	{v}
extirpar	to uproot	{v}
extorsión	extortion	{f}
extorsionar	to extort	{v}
extra	additional, extra	{adj}
extra	extraordinary	{adj}
extra	superior	{adj}
extra-	extra-	{prefix}
extrañamente	strangely	{adv}
extrañar	To miss (someone)	{v}
extrañar	To wonder	{v}
extracción	extraction	{f}
extracción	extraction, lineage	{f}
extracto	extract (of a substance)	{m}
extracto	summary	{m}
extradición	extradition	{f}
extraditar	to extradite	{v}
extraer	to extract	{v}
extraer	to take out	{v}
extrañez	strangeness	{f}
extrañeza	strangeness	{f}
extragrande	extralarge	{adj}
extrajudicial	extrajudicial	{adj}
extralargo	extralarge	{adj}
extramatrimonial	extramarital	{adj}
extranjera	feminine form of extranjero	{f}
extranjerismo	foreignism; loanword	{m} [countable]
extranjerismo	foreignism (fondness for foreign cultures)	{m} [uncountable]
extranjero	foreign	{adj}
extranjero	abroad	{m}
extranjero	foreign countries	{m}
extranjero	foreigner	{m}
extraño	foreign	{adj}
extraño	not belonging to, not possessed by, not property of	{adj}
extraño	strange, rare, bizarre	{adj}
extraño	suspicious	{adj}
extraño	foreigner	{m}
extraoficial	unofficial	{adj}
extraoficialmente	unofficially	{adv}
extraordinariamente	extraordinarily	{adv}
extraordinario	extraordinary	{adj}
extrapolar	to extrapolate	{v}
extraterrestre	extraterrestrial	{adj}
extraterrestre	extraterrestrial	{mf}
extravagancia	extravagance	{f}
extravagancia	vagary (an erratic notion or action)	{f}
extravagante	extravagant	{adj}
extraviar	to go astray, to get lost	{vr}
extraviar	to mislay	{v}
extravío	loss	{m}
extravío	misplacement	{m}
extravío	wrong way	{m}
extremadamente	extremely	{adv}
extremamente	extremely	{adv}
extremar	to go to extremes	{v}
extremeño	Extremaduran	{adj}
extremeño	Extremaduran	{m}
extremeño	the Extramaduran language	{m}
extremidad	end,extremity (most extreme point)	{f}
extremidad	extremity (hand or foot)	{f}
extremidad	limb	{f}
extremista	extremist	{adj}
extremista	extremist	{mf}
extremo	extreme	{adj}
Extremo Oriente	Far East	{prop}
extricación	extrication	{f}
extrínsecamente	extrinsically	{adv}
extrínseco	extrinsic	{adj}
extro	extra	{m}
extroversión	extroversion	{f}
extrovertido	extroverted	{adj}
extrovertido	extrovert	{m}
extrudir	to extrude	{v}
extrusión	extrusion	{f}
extrusivo	extrusive	{adj}
extrusoma	extrusome	{f} [cytology]
extático	ecstatic	{adj}
exuberancia	exuberance	{f}
exuberante	exuberant	{adj}
exudación	exudation	{f}
exudar	to exude	{v}
exulcerar	to chafe, to ulcerate the skin	{v} [medicine]
exultación	exultation	{f}
exultante	exultant	{adj}
exultar	to exult	{v}
eyaculación	ejaculation	{f} [physiology]
eyacular	to ejaculate (to have an orgasm; to cum)	{v}
eyaculatorio	ejaculatory	{adj}
eyectar	to eject	{v}
-ez	suffix forming many Spanish surnames: Cortez, Enríquez, Godínez, Gómez, Gutiérrez, Hernández, Ibáñez, López, Ordóñez, Pérez, Ramírez, Rodríguez, Sánchez	{suffix}
-ez	Suffix forming nouns of feminine gender from nouns and adjectives, denoting "state of" (similar to English -hood, -ness, -ty)	{suffix}
-eza	Attached to adjectives to form abstract nouns of that quality	{suffix}
Ezequiel	Ezekiel	{prop} [biblical character]
Ezequiel	male given name	{prop}
-ezna	feminine form of -ezno	{suffix}
-ezno	Added to animal nouns to form other nouns, often diminutive and indicating young	{suffix}
Éfeso	Ephesus (city)	{prop}
égida	aegis	{f} [Greek mythology, Roman mythology]
égida	aegis, protection, backing	{f} [literary]
égida	shield	{f} [literary]
-éis	Suffix indicating the second-person plural present indicative of -er and -ir verbs	{suffix}
-éis	Suffix indicating the second-person plural present subjunctive of -ar verbs	{suffix}
él	he, third person subject pronoun	{pron}
él	him, third person disjunctive pronoun. used as an object after a preposition	{pron}
élite	elite	{f}
élitro	elytron	{m}
émbolo	piston	{m}
énfasis	emphasis	{m}
éntasis	entasis	{f}
épica	The epic genre, epic poetry	{f}
épico	epic	{adj}
Épila	A municipality of the province of Zaragoza, Spain	{prop}
época	epoch, era, age	{f}
época	period (of time)	{f}
época	season, time	{f}
épsilon	epsilon; the Greek letter Ε, ε	{f}
érase una vez	once upon a time	{phrase}
-és	Forms nouns and adjectives of nationality:	{suffix}
ésa	feminine form of ése that one	{pron}
ésas	feminine plural of ése those ones	{pron}
ése	dude, guy, pal, man	{pron} [Mexico, vocative]
ése	that one (near you)	{pron}
ése	the former	{pron}
ésta	feminine form of éste this one	{pron}
éstas	feminine plural of éste those ones	{pron}
éste	this one	{pron}
éter	ether	{m}
ética	ethic	{f}
ético	ethical	{adj}
étimo	etymon	{m}
étnico	ethnic	{adj}
éxito	hit; something popular or well received	{m}
éxito	success	{m}
éxodo	exodus	{m}
éxtasis	ecstasy	{f}