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Spanish word | meaning in English | features |
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Ñ | The 15th letter of the Spanish alphabet | {letter} |
ñ | The 15th letter of the Spanish and Filipino alphabet | {letter} |
ñañita | brat, spoiled, coddled, sometimes a term of endearment | {f} [Chile] |
ñam ñam ñam | nom nom nom | {interj} |
ñame | yam | {m} |
ñandú | American ostrich, rhea | {m} |
ñango | alternative form of ñengo | {adj} |
ñapa | Something that is added, especially something that a merchant gives to a buyer to complete the amount requested, or something extra given as a bonus; a gratuity, lagniappe | {f} |
ñau | meow, miaow | {interj} |
ñefle | a penis, dick | {m} [vulgar, Chile] |
ñema | tip of the penis, glans | {f} [Costa Rica] |
ñengo | sickly, stunted, weak | {adj} [colloquial, Mexico] |
ñew | mew, meow, miaow | {interj} [Chile] |
ñáñigo | referring to the members of the Abakuá, an Afro-Cuban men’s secret society | {adj} |
ñisñil | cattail | {m} |
n | The 14th letter of the Spanish alphabet | {letter} |
nº | No., number | {abbr} |
N | The 14th letter of the Spanish alphabet | {letter} |
na | en la | {contraction} [obsolete] |
NA | Nayarit (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
naba | (botanical) rape, swede, rutabaga | {f} |
nabal | Of, or pertaining to turnips | {adj} |
nabar | Of or pertaining to turnips | {adj} |
nabar | Place where turnips are grown | {m} |
nabo | any thick root | {m} |
nabo | heart (of split wood) | {m} |
nabo | mast | {m} [nautical] |
nabo | penis | {m} [slang] |
nabo | turnip | {m} |
Nabucodonosor | Nebuchadnezzar (Biblical king) | {prop} |
nacarado | Decorated or laden with nacre | {adj} |
nacarado | nacreous, pearly | {adj} |
nacatamal | A tamale filled with pork or chicken, rice, potatoes, herbs, spices, and other ingredients | {m} [Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua] |
nacer | to be born | {v} |
Nacho | Nickname for Ignacio | {prop} |
nacido | born | {adj} |
nacido | natural, inborn, innate | {adj} |
nacido | human being | {m} |
nacido | growth, tumour | {m} [medicine] |
nacimiento | birth (beginning; start) | {m} |
nacimiento | birth (The act of being born) | {m} |
nacimiento | crib (biblical eg. nativity) | {m} |
nación | nation | {f} |
nacional | national (native to a nation) | {adj} |
nacional | national (of or pertaining to a nation) | {adj} |
nacional | A member of the national militia | {m} |
nacionalidad | nationality | {f} |
nacionalismo | nationalism | {m} |
nacionalista | nationalist | {adj} |
nacionalista | nationalist | {mf} |
nacionalización | nationalization | {f} |
nacionalizar | to nationalize | {v} |
nacionalmente | nationally | {adv} |
nacionalsocialismo | National Socialism; Nazism | {m} |
nacionalsocialista | National Socialist; Nazi | {adj} |
nacionalsocialista | National Socialist; Nazi | {mf} |
Naciones Unidas | United Nations | {prop} |
naco | Indigenous; Indian | {adj} [Mexico, pejorative] |
naco | Uncultured; backwards; vulgar | {adj} [Mexico, pejorative] |
nada | nothingness | {f} |
nada | nothing, zero, zilch | {pron} |
nada | anything | {pron} [when used with a negative verb] |
nada del otro mundo | nothing special, nothing to write home about | {phrase} |
nadador | swimmer | {m} |
nadal | Christmas day, Nativity day | {m} |
nada más | nothing else | {pron} |
nadar | to be swimming in | {vi} |
nadar | to swim | {vi} |
nadar | to swim | {vt} |
nadie | no one, nobody; anyone, anybody | {pron} |
nafta | petrol, gasoline, gas | {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] |
naftaleno | naphthalene | {m} |
naftalina | naphthalene | {f} |
nagua | skirt | {f} |
nagual | alternative form of nahual | {m} |
naguatlato | alternative form of nahuatlato | {m} |
nahual | healer, witch doctor | {m} [Central America, Mexico] |
nahual | sorcerer | {m} [Central America, Mexico] |
nahual | nahual (animal form which a person may take) | {m} [in Mesoamerican mythology] |
nahual | nahual (person able to take animal form) | {m} [in Mesoamerican mythology] |
nahuatlato | A person who speaks, studies or translates Nahuatl | {m} |
nahuatlato | A person who spoke Nahuatl and Spanish and could serve as an interpreter | {m} [historical] |
nahuatlismo | Nahuatlism | {m} |
nailon | nylon | {m} |
naipe | [in plural, naipes] deck of cards | {m} |
naipe | playing card | {m} |
naipes | card game | {mp} |
nalga | buttock | {f} |
nalgada | a hit given with the buttocks | {f} |
nalgada | (archaic) a pig's pernil | {f} |
nalgada | spanking, a beating on the bottom | {f} |
nalgatorio | bottom, buttocks, posterior, behind, fanny | {m} [colloquial] |
nalgatorio | (Nicaragua) (colloquial) great butt | {m} |
nalgón | having big buttocks | {adj} |
nalguear | to move the buttocks excessively while walking | {vi} |
nalguear | to spank | {vt} [Costa Rica, and, Mexico] |
Namibia | Namibia | {prop} |
namibio | Namibian | {adj} |
namibio | Namibian | {m} |
nana | nanny | {f} [Latin America] |
nanacate | An edible or hallucinogenic mushroom | {m} [Mexico] |
nanómetro | nanometre | {m} |
nano- | nano- | {prefix} |
nanogramo | nanogram | {m} |
nanosegundo | nanosecond | {m} |
nanotecnología | nanotechnology | {f} |
nansú | nainsook | {m} |
napias | informer, tattler | {m} |
napoleónico | Napoleonic | {adj} |
naranja | orange (fruit) | {f} |
naranja | orange (color) | {m} |
naranjal | orange grove | {m} |
naranjita | diminutive form of naranja | {f} |
naranjo | orange tree | {m} |
naranjo chino | a kumquat | {m} |
naranjo enano | a kumquat | {m} |
Narcisa | female given name, feminine form of Narciso. Name of a 19th century Peruvian saint | {prop} |
narciso | daffodil | {m} |
Narciso | Narcissus | {prop} [Greek mythology] |
Narciso | male given name, borne by several saints | {prop} |
narco | drug dealer | {m} |
narcocorrido | narcocorrido | {m} |
narcotraficante | drug trafficker | {mf} |
narcotráfico | illegal drug trade | {m} |
narcótico | narcotic | {adj} |
narcótico | drug | {m} |
narguile | hookah (pipe) | {m} |
naricilla | diminutive form of nariz | {f} |
narina | nostril | {f} |
nariz | the heck; on earth | {f} [in plural] |
nariz | nose (organ on face) | {f} |
nariz | nose; smell (sense of smell) | {f} |
narizón | Having a large nose | {adj} |
narración | narration, story | {f} |
narrador | narrator, storyteller | {m} |
narradora | feminine form of narrador | {f} |
narrar | to narrate | {v} |
narrativa | feminine form of narrativo | {adj} |
narrativa | narration | {f} |
narrativa | narrative | {f} |
narrativo | narrative | {adj} |
narval | narwhal | {m} |
nasa | fish-trap | {f} |
nasa | weir | {f} |
nasal | nasal | {adj} |
nasal | nasal consonant | {f} |
nasalización | nasalisation | {f} |
nata | (dairy) cream | {f} |
nata | elite | {f} |
nata | (plural) whipped cream; custard | {f} |
nata | skin (on boiled milk) | {f} |
natación | swimming | {f} |
natación sincronizada | synchronized swimming | {f} |
natal | home | {adj} |
natal | natal | {adj} |
natal | native | {adj} |
Natalia | female given name | {prop} |
Natalio | male given name. The masculine form of Natalia | {prop} |
nata montada | whipped cream | {f} |
natilla | sour cream | {f} [Costa Rica] |
natividad | nativity or birth | {f} |
Natividad | female given name | {prop} |
nativo | native | {adj} |
nativo | native of a place | {m} |
natío | native, natural | {adj} [disuse] |
natío | birth | {m} [disuse] |
natío | nature (inherent features of something) | {m} [disuse] |
nato | born | {adj} |
natriurético | natriuretic | {adj} |
natrón | natron | {m} |
natura | nature | {f} |
natural | natural | {adj} |
naturaleza | nature | {f} |
naturalidad | naturalness | {f} |
naturalización | naturalization | {f} |
naturalizado | naturalized | {adj} |
naturalizar | to naturalize | {v} |
naturalmente | naturally, of course | {adv} |
naufragar | fall, go down (to be defeated) | {v} |
naufragar | to be shipwrecked | {v} |
naufragar | to fail, founder | {v} |
Nauru | Nauru | {prop} |
nauruano | Nauruan | {adj} |
nauruano | Nauruan | {m} |
nautilo | nautilus | {m} |
navaja | penknife, jackknife | {f} |
navaja | razor | {f} |
navaja | razor shell, razor clam (edible clam of genus Ensis) | {f} |
navaja de afeitar | straight razor, cut-throat razor | {f} |
navaja de Occam | Occam's razor | {f} |
naval | naval | {adj} |
Navarra | Navarre | {prop} |
navarro | Navarrese | {adj} |
navarro | Navarrese | {m} |
Navarro | Spanish surname | {prop} |
nave | nave, aisle | {f} [architecture] |
nave | ship | {f} |
nave espacial | spaceship, spacecraft | {f} |
navegación | navigation | {f} |
navegación | sailing | {f} |
navegante | mariner, sailor | {mf} |
navegante | navigator | {mf} |
navegar | to surf, to navigate | {v} [Internet] |
navegar | to navigate, to sail | {v} |
Navidad | Christmas; the feast day celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ | {prop} |
Navidad | Nativity; the birth of Jesus Christ | {prop} |
Navidad | Christmastide, Christmas time, Christmas season, the time between Christmas and Epiphany | {prop} [sometimes used in the plural] |
Navidades | The Christmas season; yuletide | {f} |
navideño | related to Christmas | {adj} |
navío | large ship | {m} |
Nayarit | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
nayarita | Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Nayarit | {adj} |
nazareno | Nazarene | {adj} |
nazareno | Nazarene | {m} |
nazi | Nazi | {adj} |
nazi | Nazi | {mf} |
nazismo | Nazism | {propm} |
nébeda | catnip | {f} |
nácar | nacre, mother of pearl | {m} |
núcleo | nucleus | {m} |
núcleo atómico | atomic nucleus | {m} [physics] |
néctar | nectar (all senses) | {m} |
neandertal | a neanderthal | {m} |
neblina | fog | {f} |
neblina | haze | {f} |
Nebraska | Nebraska | {prop} |
nebulizador | nebulizer | {m} |
nebulosa planetaria | planetary nebula | {f} |
necesariamente | necessarily | {adv} |
necesario | necessary | {adj} |
necesidad | necessity | {f} |
necesidad | need | {f} |
necesitado | needy, in need (of) | {adj} |
necesitan ayuda | do you need help? | {phrase} [polite, plural, Latin America] |
necesitar | To need | {v} |
necesitas ayuda | do you need help? | {phrase} [familiar] |
necesita usted ayuda | do you need help? | {phrase} [polite] |
necesitáis ayuda | do you need help? | {phrase} [familiar, plural, Spain] |
necesito papel higiénico | I need toilet paper | {phrase} |
necesito su ayuda | I need your help | {phrase} [polite] |
necesito tu ayuda | I need your help | {phrase} [familiar] |
necesito una bebida | I need a drink (nonalcoholic) | {phrase} |
necesito una copa | I need a drink (alcoholic) | {phrase} |
necesito un condón | I need a condom | {phrase} |
necesito un diccionario | I need a dictionary | {phrase} |
necio | stupid | {adj} |
necio | fool | {m} |
necro- | necro- | {prefix} |
necrofilia | necrophilia | {f} |
necrofílico | necrophilic | {adj} |
necrofílico | necrophile, necrophiliac | {m} |
necromancia | necromancy | {f} |
necrosis | necrosis | {f} |
necrópolis | necropolis | {f} |
nectarina | nectarine | {f} |
nectáreo | nectarous; nectareous | {adj} |
neerlandesa | feminine form of neerlandés | {f} |
Neerlandia | Holland | {prop} |
neerlandés | Dutch, Netherlandish (from or native to the Netherlands) | {adj} |
neerlandés | Dutch, Netherlandish (pertaining to the Netherlands) | {adj} |
neerlandés | a Dutchman | {m} |
neerlandés | the Dutch (Netherlandish) language (including Flemish) | {prop} |
nefasto | disgraceful, loathsome | {adj} |
nefasto | ill-omened, ominous | {adj} |
nefología | nephology | {f} |
nefrólogo | nephrologist | {m} |
nefrología | nephrology | {f} |
nefrítico | nephritic | {adj} |
negación | denial | {f} |
negar | to refuse | {vr} |
negar | to deny | {v} |
negativa | refusal, denial | {f} |
negativamente | negatively | {adv} |
negatividad | negativity | {f} |
negativo | negative | {adj} |
negativo | minus sign | {m} |
negativo | negative (photographic) | {m} |
negligencia | malpractice | {f} |
negligencia | neglect | {f} |
negligente | negligent, careless | {adj} |
negligentemente | negligently | {adv} |
negociable | negotiable | {adj} |
negociación | negotiation | {f} |
negociador | negotiator | {m} |
negociante | a businessman | {mf} |
negociar | to negotiate | {v} |
negocio | business | {m} |
negocio | deal | {m} |
negocio | shop | {m} |
negra | bad luck | {f} |
negra | black woman, negress | {f} |
negra | black piece | {f} [chess] |
negra | crotchet | {f} [music] |
negrecer | to turn black, become black | {v} |
negrita | black woman, black girl | {f} [slang] |
negrita | darling, sweetheart | {f} [slang] |
negrita | boldface, bold type | {f} [typography] |
negrito | A person of African descent | {m} |
negro | black (color) | {adj} |
negro | clandestine | {adj} |
negro | dirty | {adj} |
negro | sad | {adj} |
negro | angry | {adj} [Spain] |
negro | the black colour | {m} |
negro | the black ethnicity | {m} |
negroide | negroid | {m} |
negrura | blackness | {f} |
negrura | darkness | {f} |
negruzco | blackish | {adj} |
nematodo | nematode, roundworm | {m} |
neón | neon light, fluorescent lamp | {m} [colloquial] |
neón | neon | {m} |
nena | baby girl. feminine form of nene | {f} |
nena | term of endearment to a woman or girl. babe, dear | {f} [slang] |
nene | baby | {m} |
nenúfar | water lily, white waterlily | {m} |
nenita | diminutive form of nena; sistergirl, homegirl, girlfriend, honey | {f} [Argentina] |
neo- | neo- | {prefix} |
neoclasicismo | neoclassicism | {m} |
neoclásica | feminine form of neoclásico | {f} |
neoclásico | neoclassical | {adj} |
neoclásico | neoclassicist | {m} |
neodimio | neodymium | {m} |
neoescocés | Nova Scotian | {adj} |
neoescocés | Nova Scotian | {mf} |
neofascismo | neofascism | {m} |
neofascista | neofascist | {adj} |
neofascista | neofascist | {mf} |
neoleonés | Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Nuevo León | {adj} |
neologismo | neologism (all senses) | {m} |
neolítico | neolithic | {adj} |
neonazi | neo-Nazi | {adj} |
neonazi | neo-Nazi | {mf} |
neotérico | neoteric | {adj} |
neoumbilicoplastia | neoumbilicoplasty | {f} [surgery] |
neoyorquino | Of or relating to New York. | {adj} |
neoyorquino | A New Yorker; somebody from New York | {m} |
neozelandés | of, or relating to, New Zealand | {adj} |
neozelandés | New Zealander (a person from New Zealand or of New Zealand descent) | {m} |
Nepal | Nepal | {prop} |
nepalés | Nepali | {adj} |
nepalés | Nepali | {m} |
Nephtalí | Naphtali (Biblical character and tribe) | {prop} |
nepotismo | nepotism | {m} |
neptunio | neptunium | {m} |
Neptuno | Neptune | {prop} |
nerdo | nerd | {m} [slang] |
nervadura | rib (of a building, especially a vault) | {f} [architecture] |
nervadura | midrib, nerve (of a plant leaf) | {f} [botany] |
nervio | nerve | {m} |
nervio craneal | cranial nerve | {m} [anatomy] |
nervio óptico | optic nerve | {n} [anatomy] |
nerviosamente | nervously | {adv} |
nervioso | nervous | {adj} |
nesga | gore | {f} [fabric] |
nestorianismo | Nestorianism | {m} |
neto | net | {adj} |
neumonía | pneumonia | {f} |
neumático | neumatic | {adj} |
neumático | tire (of an automobile) | {m} |
neuralgia | neuralgia | {f} [pathology, neurology] |
neuraminato | neuraminate | {m} |
neuraminidasa | neuraminidase | {f} [enzyme] |
neuramínico | neuraminic | {adj} |
neurólogo | neurologist | {m} |
neuro- | neuro- | {prefix} |
neurocirugía | neurosurgery | {f} [surgery] |
neurocirujano | neurosurgeon | {m} |
neuroetología | neuroethology | {f} |
neurológico | neurological | {adj} |
neurolingüística | neurolinguistics | {f} |
neurología | neurology | {f} |
neuroma | neuroma | {m} |
neurona | neuron; nerve cell | {f} |
neuronal | neuronal | {adj} |
neuropatía | neuropathy | {f} [pathology] |
neuropéptido | neuropeptide | {m} |
neuropsiquiatra | neuropsychiatrist | {mf} |
neuropsiquiatría | neuropsychiatry | {f} |
neurosporaxantina | neurosporaxanthin | {f} [organic compound] |
neurotípico | neurotypical | {adj} |
neurotransmisor | neurotransmitter | {m} |
neurótico | neurotic | {adj} |
neurótico | neurotic | {m} |
neurótomo | neurotome | {m} |
neutle | pulque | {m} [Mexico] |
neutralidad | neutrality | {f} |
neutralización | neutralization | {f} |
neutralizar | To neutralise (UK), to neutralize (US) | {v} |
neutrino | neutrino | {m} |
neutrino electrónico | electron neutrino | {m} |
neutrino muónico | muon neutrino | {m} |
neutrino tauónico | tauon neutrino | {m} |
neutrón | neutron | {m} |
neutro | neutral pH, neutral electrical charge | {adj} [chemistry, physics] |
neutro | neuter | {adj} [grammar] |
neutro | Lacking sexual organs; neutered | {adj} |
neutro | neuter (neither the one thing nor the other) | {adj} |
neutro | neutral | {adj} |
neutronización | neutronization | {f} |
nevada | snowfall | {f} |
nevada | snow storm | {f} |
Nevada | Nevada | {prop} |
nevado | snowy | {adj} |
nevado | white as snow | {adj} |
nevar | to snow | {vi} [impersonal] |
nevasca | blizzard | {f} |
nevera | refrigerator | {f} |
nevero | A location with continuous snow throughout the year | {m} |
nevero | névé | {m} |
neviscar | to sleet | {vi} [impersonal] |
neviscar | to snow lightly | {vi} [impersonal] |
newton | newton | {m} |
newtoniano | Newtonian | {adj} [physics] |
Núñez | Spanish surname | {prop} |
Níger | Niger (country) | {prop} |
náhuatl | Nahuatl (attributive) | {adj} |
náhuatl | Nahuatl, any of several modern languages and dialects of the Nahuan (or Aztecan) language family | {prop} |
náhuatl | Nahuatl; Classical Nahuatl | {prop} |
ni | Neither ... nor | {conj} |
ni | nu; the Greek letter Ν, ν | {f} |
niña | feminine form of niño, girl | {f} |
Nica | A toponym used for Nicaraguans or people of Nicaraguan heritage. | {prop} |
nicaragüense | Nicaraguan | {adj} |
nicaragüense | Nicaraguan | {mf} |
nicaragüeño | Nicaraguan | {m} |
Nicaragua | Nicaragua | {prop} |
ni chicha ni limonada | Said of something that is unknown or unclear. | {phrase} [idiomatic] |
nicho | burial niche | {m} |
nicho | niche | {m} |
Nicolás | male given name, cognate to Nicholas | {prop} |
ni come, ni deja comer | dog in the manger | {phrase} |
nicotina | nicotine | {f} |
nicotinamida | nicotinamide | {f} |
nictalopía | nyctalopia | {f} [medicine] |
nictálope | nyctalopic | {adj} [medicine] |
nidificar | to nidify; to build a nest | {v} |
nido | nest | {m} |
niebla | fog | {f} |
niñera | baby-sitter | {f} |
niñero | baby-sitter | {m} |
nieta | granddaughter | {f} |
nieto | grandchild; grandson | {m} |
nieve | snow | {f} |
Nieves | female given name | {prop} |
Nieves | Spanish surname derived from the given name, or from a nickname for someone with white hair | {prop} |
niñez | childhood | {f} |
ni fu ni fa | OK, nothing special | {adj} [idiomatic] |
Nigeria | Nigeria | {prop} |
nigeriano | Nigerian | {adj} |
nigeriano | Nigerian | {m} |
nigerino | Nigerien | {adj} |
nigerino | Nigerien | {m} |
ni harto de vino | no way, by no means | {adv} [idiomatic] |
nihilista | nihilistic | {adj} |
nihilista | nihilist | {mf} |
niñita | diminutive form of niña | {f} |
niñita | girlyman, pussy, (effeminate boy) girl | {f} |
niñito | diminutive form of niño small child | {m} |
Nilda | female given name | {prop} |
Nilo | Nile | {prop} |
ninfa | nymph | {f} |
ninfea | water lily | {f} |
ninfómana | nymphomaniac | {f} |
ninfomanía | nymphomania | {f} |
ningún nacido | nobody | {pron} |
ninguna | feminine form of ninguno; nobody, nothing | {pron} |
ningunear | to disrespect, belittle | {v} |
ningunear | to ignore, forget | {v} |
ninguno | no; none | {adj} |
ninguno | nobody; no-one | {pron} |
ninguno | none; neither | {pron} |
niño | boy, child | {m} |
niobio | niobium | {m} |
niño soldado | child soldier | {m} |
nipón | Nipponese | {adj} [educated] |
nipón | Nipponese | {m} [educated] |
nirvana | nirvana | {m} |
nitidez | clarity | {f} |
nitrato | nitrate | {m} |
nitrógeno | nitrogen | {m} |
nitrilo | nitrile | {m} [organic compound] |
nitrito | nitrite | {m} [chemistry] |
nitrofurano | nitrofuran | {m} [organic compound] |
nitrogenado | nitrogenous | {adj} |
nitrogenasa | nitrogenase | {f} [protein] |
nitronio | nitronium | {m} [inorganic chemistry] |
nitroso | nitrous | {adj} [chemistry] |
nivel | level (degree or amount) | {m} |
nivel | level, height (distance relative to a given reference elevation) | {m} |
nivel | level (tool for finding whether a surface is level) | {m} |
nivelar | to balance | {v} |
nivelar | to level out, to make even | {v} |
nivelar | to survey | {v} |
nivel de agua | water level | {m} |
nivel del agua | water level | {m} |
nixtamal | hominy, nixtamal | {m} |
nixtamalización | nixtamalization | {f} |
Niza | Nice (city in France) | {prop} |
nizatidina | nizatidine | {f} [organic compound] |
NL | Nuevo León (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
NLE | Nuevo León, a state of Mexico | {abbr} |
núm. | No., number | {abbr} |
nómada | nomadic | {adj} |
nómada | nomad | {mf} |
número | musical number | {m} |
número | number (counting) | {m} |
número arábigo | Arabic numeral | {m} |
número atómico | atomic number | {m} [physics, chemistry] |
número cardinal | cardinal number | {m} |
número complejo | complex number (number of the form a + bi) | {m} |
número de Avogadro | Avogadro's number | {m} [chemistry] |
número de teléfono | telephone number | {m} |
número entero | A whole number | {m} |
número imaginario | imaginary number (number of the form ai) | {m} |
número irracional | irrational number | {m} [mathematics] |
número natural | natural number | {m} [mathematics] |
número primo | prime number (natural number) | {m} |
número racional | rational number | {m} [mathematics] |
número real | real number | {m} |
nómina | salary | {f} |
no | number | {abbr} |
no | no | {adv} |
no | not | {adv} |
Noé | Noah | {prop} [biblical character] |
nobel | Nobel Prize | {m} |
nobelio | nobelium | {m} |
noble | noble | {adj} |
nobleza | nobility | {f} |
noche | night (time) | {f} |
Nochebuena | Christmas Eve | {prop} |
Nochevieja | New Year's Eve | {prop} |
noción | notion | {f} |
nocivo | harmful | {adj} |
nocivo | noxious | {adj} |
no comprendo | I don't understand | {phrase} |
noctámbulo | Tending to be awake or up and about at night | {adj} |
noctámbulo | One who is awake at night; a night owl | {m} |
nocturno | nocturnal | {adj} |
nocturno | of or relating to night | {adj} |
nodo | node | {m} |
nodriza | wet nurse | {f} |
Noe | A diminutive of the female given name Noelia | {prop} |
Noelia | female given name, cognate to English Noelle and French Noëlle | {prop} |
Noemí | female given name | {prop} |
Noemí | Naomi (Biblical figure) | {prop} |
no entiendo | I don't understand | {phrase} |
no faltaba más | don't mention it; you're welcome | {phrase} [idiomatic] |
nogal | walnut tree | {m} |
nogal | walnut wood | {m} |
noguera | walnut (tree) | {f} |
no haber color | there be no comparison | {v} [idiomatic] |
no hablo | I don't speak | {phrase} |
no hay de qué | don't mention it; used as you're welcome in the sense of no problem | {phrase} |
no hay problema | No problem! | {interj} |
NOM | Norma Oficial Mexicana (Official Mexican Standard), each of a series of official, compulsory standards and regulations for diverse activities in Mexico | {acronym} |
nomadismo | nomadism | {m} |
nombramiento | appointment (to a position) | {m} |
nombrar | to name | {v} |
nombre | name | {m} |
nomenclatura | nomenclature | {f} |
nomeolvides | flowers of forget-me-not | {f} |
nominación | nomination | {f} |
nominal | nominal | {adj} |
nominalizar | to nominalize | {v} |
nominar | to nominate | {v} |
nominativo | nominative (giving a name, naming; designating) | {adj} |
nominativo | nominative (grammar) | {adj} |
nominativo | nominative case | {m} |
nomás | only, just | {adv} [Latin America] |
nonada | A thing or event of little or no importance or value | {f} |
nonadecágono | enneadecagon | {m} [geometry] |
nonagésimo | ninetieth | {adj} |
nonagésimo | ninetieth | {m} |
nonbre | obsolete spelling of nombre | {m} |
noneto | nonet | {m} |
noningentésimo | nine hundredth | {adj} |
nono | ninth | {adj} [unusual] |
no obstante | however | {conj} |
no obstante | nevertheless | {conj} |
no obstante | notwithstanding; albeit | {conj} |
no obstante | yet | {conj} |
nopal | nopal | {m} |
nopaleda | Terrain abundant in nopal plants | {f} |
nopalera | Terrain abundant in nopal plants | {f} |
no pasarán | They shall not pass through | {phrase} |
no por mucho madrugar, amanece más temprano | things will happen at their own time, you can't rush art | {proverb} |
noquear | to knock out | {v} |
noradrenalina | noradrenaline | {f} [hormone] |
norcoreano | North Korean | {adj} |
norcoreano | North Korean | {m} |
nordeste | northeast | {m} |
norepinefrina | norepinephrine, noradrenaline | {f} [hormone] |
noreste | northeast | {m} |
noria | Ferris wheel | {f} |
noria | noria | {f} |
norirlandés | Northern Irish | {adj} |
norma | rule, norm, standard, touchstone | {f} |
normal | perpendicular | {adj} [geometry] |
normal | normal, standard, regular | {adj} |
normal | a school for becoming a teacher | {f} [education] |
normalidad | normality | {f} |
normalización | normalization | {f} |
normalización | standardization | {f} |
normalizar | to normalize | {v} |
normalmente | normally; usually; most of the time; customarily | {adv} |
normal y corriente | run-of-the-mill, meat and potatoes, regular | {adj} [idiomatic] |
normar | to norm | {v} |
normar | to normalize, standardize | {v} |
normativo | normative | {adj} |
noroeste | northwest | {m} |
Noroeste Pacífico | Pacific Northwest | {n} |
norte | north; northern | {adj} |
norte | clue | {m} |
norte | goal; objective | {m} |
norte | north | {m} |
norte | norther | {m} |
norteamericano | Born in, belonging or relative to the United States | {adj} |
norteamericano | North American | {adj} |
norteamericano | Born in, belonging or relative to the United States | {m} |
norteamericano | North American | {m} |
Norteamérica | North America | {prop} |
norteño | northern | {adj} |
norteño | northerner | {m} |
noruega | feminine form of noruego | {f} |
Noruega | Norway | {prop} |
noruego | Norwegian (from or native to Norway) | {adj} |
noruego | Norwegian (pertaining to Norway or the Norwegian language) | {adj} |
noruego | a Norwegian | {m} |
noruego | the Norwegian language | {prop} |
nos | us (dative and accusative form of nosotros and nosotras) | {pron} |
no saber hacer la o con un canuto | to not know one's head from a hole in the ground | {v} [idiomatic] |
no se ganó Zamora en una hora | It takes a long time to do something complicated or impressive. (Rome wasn't built in a day) | {idiom} [idiomatic] |
nosotras | we (feminine plural) | {pron} |
nosotros | we (masculine plural) | {pron} |
nostalgia | nostalgia | {m} |
nostálgico | nostalgic | {adj} |
nos vemos | cheers, goodbye | {interj} |
nos vemos | see you later! (literally, we see each other) | {interj} |
nota | mark, academic score | {f} |
nota | note, memo | {f} |
nota | note (music) | {f} |
nota bene | nota bene (used to add an aside or warning to a text) | {phrase} |
notable | notable | {adj} |
notablemente | notably | {adv} |
notación | notation | {f} |
notar | To note (something down etc) | {vt} |
notaría | office of a notary | {f} |
notario | notary, lawyer, solicitor, counsel, attorney, barrister. | {m} |
no te acostarás sin saber una cosa más | you learn something new every day, every day is a school day | {proverb} |
noticia | communication | {f} |
noticia | message | {f} |
noticias | news | {fp} |
noticiero | news | {m} |
noticiero | newsman, reporter | {m} |
noticiero | newsreel | {m} |
notificación | notification | {f} |
notificar | to notify, announce, inform, intimate, make known | {v} |
notocorda | notochord | {f} |
notocuerda | alternative form of notocorda | {f} |
novato | newbie | {adj} |
novato | beginner, newbie | {m} |
novecientas | feminine form of novecientos | {num} |
novecientos | nine hundred | {num} |
novedad | novelty | {f} |
novedoso | novel | {adj} |
novel | novel, new | {adj} |
novela | novel | {f} |
novelado | fictional | {adj} |
novelar | to novelize; to make a novel out of | {v} |
novelista | novelist | {mf} |
novena | novena | {f} |
noveno | ninth | {adj} |
noveno | ninth | {m} |
noventa | ninety | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
noventa y seis | ninety-six | {num} |
noventa y siete | ninety-seven | {num} |
noventa y tres | ninety-three | {num} |
noventa y uno | ninety-one | {num} |
novia | feminine form of novio, girlfriend, fiancée | {f} |
novia | feminine form of novio, bride | {f} [wedding] |
noviazgo | engagement, betrothal (period of time when marriage is planned or promised) | {m} |
noviazgo | relationship (the time when a couple was together) | {m} |
novicia | feminine form of novicio | {f} |
novicio | novice | {m} |
noviembre | November | {m} |
novillo | young ox, young bull | {m} |
novilunio | new moon | {m} |
novio | boyfriend; fiancé; romantic partner | {m} |
novio | groom | {m} [wedding] |
Nápoles | Naples (city) | {prop} |
níquel | nickel | {m} |
nórdico | Nordic (pertaining to Nordic languages) | {adj} |
nórdico | Norse (from or native to the Nordic lands) | {adj} |
nórdico | the Nordic group of languages | {prop} |
nórdico antiguo | Old Norse | {prop} |
níspero | loquat | {m} |
níspero | medlar | {m} |
níspero | sapodilla | {m} |
níspero europeo | The medlar | {m} |
níspero japonés | The loquat (tree & fruit) | {m} |
nítido | clear, distinct | {adj} |
nítido | pure, clear, clean | {adj} |
nítrico | nitric | {adj} |
Nuakchot | Nouakchott (capital of Mauritania) | {prop} |
nube | A cloud | {f} |
nube | A multitude, or crowd, of people | {f} |
nube de hongo | mushroom cloud | {f} |
nublado | cloudy | {adj} |
nublar | to become cloudy | {vr} |
nublar | to cloud | {v} |
nubloso | cloudy | {adj} |
nubosidad | cloudiness | {f} |
nuboso | cloudy | {adj} |
nuca | nape, back of the neck | {f} [anatomy] |
nuclear | nuclear | {adj} |
nuclearmente | in a nuclear way; related to a nucleus or to nuclear power; nuclearly | {adv} |
nucleasa | nuclease | {f} [enzyme] |
nucleico | nucleic | {adj} |
nucleón | nucleon | {m} |
nucleína | nuclein | {f} [biochemistry] |
nucleolar | nucleolar | {adj} |
nucleoplasma | nucleoplasm | {m} [cytology] |
nucleoporina | nucleoporin | {f} [protein] |
nucleoproteina | nucleoprotein | {f} [protein] |
nucleosoma | nucleosome | {m} [cytology] |
nucleósido | nucleoside | {m} [biochemistry] |
nucleótido | nucleotide | {m} [biochemistry] |
nucléolo | nucleolus | {m} |
nudillo | knuckle | {m} [anatomy] |
nudo | knot | {m} |
nuera | daughter-in-law | {f} |
nuestra | feminine form of nuestro Ours | {pron} |
nuestras | feminine plural of nuestro Ours, our, to us | {adj} |
nuestras | feminine plural of nuestro Ours | {pron} |
Nuestra Señora | "Our Lady", the title for the Virgin Mary | {prop} |
nuestro | Ours, our, to us | {adj} |
nuestro | Ours | {pron} |
nueva | news, novelty | {f} |
Nueva Caledonia | New Caledonia (overseas territory of France) | {prop} |
Nueva Delhi | New Delhi | {prop} |
Nueva Escocia | Nova Scotia | {prop} |
Nueva Gales del Sur | New South Wales (an Australian state) | {prop} |
Nueva Hampshire | New Hampshire | {prop} |
Nueva Inglaterra | New England | {prop} |
Nueva Jersey | New Jersey | {prop} |
nuevamente | again; newly | {adv} |
Nueva Orleans | New Orleans (city) | {prop} |
Nueva Segovia | Nueva Segovia | {prop} |
Nueva York | New York City | {prop} |
Nueva York | New York (US state) | {prop} |
Nueva Zelanda | New Zealand | {prop} |
Nueva Zelandia | New Zealand | {prop} |
nueve | nine | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
nueve | The digit or figure 9 | {f} |
nuevo | new | {adj} |
Nuevo León | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
nuevoleonés | (of a person) Of or from the Mexican state of Nuevo León | {adj} |
Nuevo México | New Mexico (US State) | {prop} |
Nuevo Testamento | New Testament (second half of the Christian Bible) | {prop} |
nuez | walnut (nut) | {f} |
nuez de Adán | Adam's apple (the lump in the throat) | {f} |
nuez moscada | nutmeg (seed of the nutmeg tree) | {f} |
nuez pecana | pecan (nut) | {f} |
nulo | null, void, invalid | {adj} |
nulo | useless, good-for-nothing | {adj} |
numen | muse (source of inspiration) | {m} |
numen | numen | {m} |
numerador | numerator | {m} [mathematics] |
numerar | to calculate | {v} |
numerar | to number | {v} |
numeroso | numerous | {adj} |
numismática | feminine form of numismático | {f} |
numismática | numismatics | {f} |
numismático | numismatic | {adj} |
numismático | numismatist | {m} |
numérico | numeric | {adj} |
nunca | ever | {adv} |
nunca | never | {adv} |
nunca mucho cuesta poco | 'never much' costs little (or 'much never costs little';) you get what you pay for | {phrase} |
nuncio | nuncio | {m} [Catholicism] |
nuncio | messenger | {m} |
nupcial | nuptial (pertaining to wedding and marriage) | {adj} |
nupcias | wedding | {fp} |
Nuria | female given name | {prop} |
náusea | disgust | {f} |
náusea | nausea | {f} |
náuseas | nausea, sickness, retching | {fp} |
náuseas | repugnance, disgust | {fp} |
náutica | sailing | {f} |
náutico | nautical | {adj} |
nutria | otter | {f} |
nutria | nutria, coypu | {f} [Spain] |
nutrición | nutrition | {f} |
nutricional | nutritious | {adj} |
nutriente | nutrient | {m} |
nutrimento | nourishment | {m} |
nutrimento | nutrient | {m} |
nutrir | to nourish | {v} |
níveo | niveous, snowy (of or resembling snow) | {adj} [poetic] |
ny | nu; the Greek letter Ν, ν | {f} |
ñoñear | to whine | {v} |
ñoñería | dotage | {f} |
ñoño | senile | {adj} |
ñoño | whiny | {adj} |
ñoquis | gnocchi | {mp} |
ñor | short for señor | {m} [colloquial] |
ñu | gnu | {m} |
Ñuñoa | city in central Chile | {prop} |