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Spanish word	meaning in English	features
sé	yes	{interj} [colloquial, Chile]
sí	yes, affirmation. Commonly used to respond affirmatively to a question	{interj}
sí	yes; aye, ay; approbation, acceptance	{m}
sí	Third person reflexive pronoun	{pron}
s	The 20th letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
-s	Used to form the regular plural of nouns which end in vowels	{suffix}
S.	San, santo	{abbr}
S.	Santa	{abbr}
S.A.	Sociedad Anónima (Incorporated (Inc.)) (Limited liability company (Ltd.))	{abbr}
saña	furore, rage, brutality	{f}
sabana	savanna	{f}
sabandija	pest; bug; small reptile	{f}
sabádico	sabbatical	{adj}
sabedor	aware, informed	{adj}
sabelotodo	know-it-all	{mf} [familiar]
saber	knowledge	{m}
saber	to know (a fact)	{v}
saber	to know how to do something	{v}
saber	to taste	{v}
sabia	learned person	{f}
sabia	wise person	{f}
sabiamente	wisely	{adv}
sabido	well-known	{adj}
sabiduría	learning; knowledge	{f}
sabiduría	wisdom	{f}
sabiendas	knowingly	{adv}
sabina	sandarac (Tetraclinis articulata Masters)	{f} [botany]
sabina	savin (Juniperus sect. Sabina)	{f} [botany]
sabio	learned	{adj}
sabio	prudent; wise	{adj}
sabio	learned person	{m}
sabio	wise person	{m}
sable	saber	{m} [fencing]
sable	saber, cutlass	{m}
sablear	to scrounge	{v}
sabor	flavor; taste	{m}
saborear	to relish	{vt}
saborear	to taste; to savour, savor	{vt}
sabotaje	sabotage	{m}
saboteador	saboteur	{m}
sabotear	to sabotage	{v}
sabroso	agreeable; pleasant	{adj}
sabroso	delicious; tasty	{adj}
sabático	sabbatical	{m}
sabueso	bloodhound	{m}
sabueso	detective, sleuth	{m} [colloquial]
Sabueso Lituano	Lithuanian Hound	{propm}
sacabocados	punch (device used to create holes in materials)	{m}
sacabotas	bootjack	{m}
sacaclavos	pincer (for removing nails)	{m}
sacacorazones	corer	{m}
sacacorchos	corkscrew	{m}
sacamantecas	bogeyman	{m}
sacamuelas	tooth-puller	{m}
sacapuntas	pencil sharpener, sharpener	{m}
sacar	to obtain:	{vr}
sacar	to kick off	{v} [soccer, football]
sacar	to serve	{v} [sports]
sacar	to expel, to eject	{vt}
sacar	to get	{vt}
sacar	to make (as in a copy)	{vt}
sacar	to put out	{vt}
sacar	to remove, to take out	{vt}
sacar	to rescue somebody from a trouble	{vt}
sacar	to send out or move out something or somebody from some place	{vt}
sacar	to stick out	{vt}
sacar	to take (as in a photograph)	{vt}
sacar	to withdraw	{vt}
sacarasa	sucrase	{f} [enzyme]
sacar de quicio	To annoy; to drive crazy; to cause somebody to come unhinged. Literally "to remove from the (door) jamb"	{v} [idiomatic]
sacar el quite	to avoid	{v} [Latin America]
sacar el quite	to ignore	{v} [Latin America]
sacarosa	sucrose	{f} [carbohydrates]
Sacatepéquez	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
sacerdocio	priesthood	{m}
sacerdota	priestly	{adj}
sacerdote	priest	{m}
sacerdotisa	priestess	{f}
saciar	to satiate	{v}
sacio	sated, satiated, full	{adj}
saco	bag	{m}
saco	jacket	{m} [Latin American Spanish]
saco	sack	{m}
saúco	elder (tree)	{m}
sacramental	Sacramental	{m}
sacramento	sacrament	{m} [Christianity]
Sacramento	Sacramento, capital city of California	{prop}
sacárico	saccharic	{adj}
sacrificador	sacrificer	{m}
sacrificadora	feminine form of sacrificador	{f}
sacrificar	to put down or euthanize an animal	{v}
sacrificar	to sacrifice	{v}
sacrificial	sacrificial	{adj}
sacrificio	sacrifice	{m}
sacrificio	slaughter	{m}
sacrilegio	sacrilege	{m}
sacristía	sacristy (room in a church)	{f}
sacristán	sacristan	{m}
sacristán	sexton	{m}
sacrílego	sacrilegious	{adj}
sacro	sacral	{adj}
sacro	sacred	{adj}
sacro	sacrum	{m} [anatomy]
sacudido	determined, resolute	{adj}
sacudir	to nod (the head, to give a positive response)	{v}
sacudir	to shake	{v}
sacudir	to shake off	{v}
sacudir	to shake (the head, to give a negative response)	{v}
S.A. de C.V.	Abbreviation of Sociedad Anónima de Capital Variable	{initialism}
saeta	arrow	{f}
saeta	dart	{f}
Safo	Sappho	{prop}
safranina	safranin	{f} [organic compound]
safrol	safrole	{m} [organic compound]
sagú	arrowroot	{m}
SAG	Secretaria de Agricultura y Ganadería (Secretary of Agriculture and Livestock Raising)	{acronym}
saga	saga	{f}
sagacidad	sagacity; astuteness	{f}
sagaz	acute; astute	{adj}
sagaz	proficient at dragging (prey)	{adj} [canine]
sagaz	sagacious, prudent, visionary	{adj}
sagaz	markedly clairvoyant	{adj} [zoology]
sagazmente	sagaciously	{adv}
sagrado	holy, sacred	{adj}
sagrario	tabernacle	{m}
sah	shah (king of Persia)	{m}
sahumerio	incense	{m}
sahumo	alternative spelling of sahumerio	{m}
saiga	saiga	{m}
Saigón	Saigon	{prop}
sajar	to slice open	{v}
sajón	Saxon	{adj}
Sajonia	Saxony	{prop}
sake	sake, Japanese rice wine	{m}
sal	salt	{f} [chemistry]
sal	salt; table salt	{f}
Saúl	Saul, the king of Israel	{prop} [biblical character]
Saúl	male given name of biblical origin	{prop}
sala	large hall	{f}
sala	room	{f}
salacidad	salaciousness, salacity	{f}
saladero	A room or building (often a the slaughterhouse itself) where meat is cured by drying and salting	{m}
salado	brackish	{adj}
salado	expensive	{adj} [Chile, colloquial]
salado	salted	{adj}
salado	salty	{adj}
salamandra	salamander	{f} [mythology]
salamandra	salamander (a type of amphibian)	{f}
salamantino	From Salamanca	{adj}
salamantino	Someone from Salamanca	{m}
salami	salami	{m}
salar	a salt pan	{m}
salar	to salt	{v}
salario	salary	{m}
salaz	salacious	{adj}
Salazar	Spanish surname	{prop}
salbutamol	salbutamol	{m} [pharmaceutical drug]
salchicha	hotdog	{f}
salchicha	sausage	{f}
salchichón	thick sausage for slicing	{m}
sal común	common salt; table salt	{m}
saldar	to settle	{v}
sal de mesa	table salt	{m}
saldo	balance	{m}
sale	ok	{interj} [Mexico]
salero	salt shaker	{m}
salicilato	salicylate	{m} [chemistry]
salicílico	salicylic	{adj}
salida	departure	{f}
salida	exit	{f}
salida de auxilio	emergency exit	{f}
saliente	Projecting; protruding	{adj}
salina	salt mine	{f}
salina	salt pan, salt marsh, salt works	{f}
salinas	saltworks	{fp}
Salinas	Spanish surname	{prop}
salinidad	salinity	{f}
salino	saline	{adj}
salir	to appear, to look (on a painting, photo, movie, play, TV, platform, etc)	{v}
salir	to go out	{v}
salir	To go out (be in a relationship)	{v}
salir	to leave	{v}
salir	to log out	{v}
salir	to result, to arise as a consequence	{v}
salir	to rise (the Sun)	{v}
salir	To turn out	{v}
salir del cascarón	come out of one's shell	{v} [idiomatic]
saliste de Guatemala y te metiste en Guatapeor	You went from bad to worse; out of the frying pan into the fire	{proverb}
salitre	saltpetre, nitre	{m}
saliva	saliva, spittle	{f}
salival	salivary	{adj}
salivar	to salivate	{v}
salmantino	of Salamanca	{adj}
salmantino	a native of Salamanca	{m}
salmón	salmon	{m}
salmón	salmon (color)	{m}
salmón del Danubio	Danube salmon, huchen	{m}
salmón zancado	kelt	{m}
salmo	psalm	{m}
salmodia	psalmody	{f} [music]
salmodiar	to sing or chant psalms	{v}
salmorejo	A Cordoban soup consisting of tomato and bread	{m}
salmuera	salt water, brine	{f}
salón	living room, sitting room, lounge	{m}
Salón de Reino	Kingdom Hall	{prop}
salobre	brackish	{adj} [of water]
salobre	salty	{adj}
Salomón	Solomon	{prop} [biblical character]
Salomón	male given name	{prop}
salomonense	Of, from, or pertaining to the Solomon Islands	{adj}
salomonense	Solomon Islander	{mf}
salpicadero	backsplash	{m}
salpicadero	dashboard	{m}
salpicar	to splatter, splash	{v}
salpicar	to sprinkle, scatter	{v}
salpicón	chopped, seasoned meat or seafood	{m}
salpicón	salad, fruit salad	{m}
salpimientar	To season with salt and pepper	{v}
salpresar	to salt, to season or preserve with salt	{vt}
salsa	a type of sauce flavored with chili and tomatoes that is popular in Latin America	{f}
salsa	salsa (a type of dance)	{f}
salsa	salsa (a type of music)	{f}
salsa	sauce	{f}
salsa barbacoa	barbecue sauce, BBQ sauce	{f}
salsera	A small bowl for serving salsa or other sauces	{f}
salso	salty	{adj} [rare]
saltabanco	A quack, charlatan	{m}
saltador	jumper, diver	{m}
saltamontes	grasshopper	{m}
saltar	to jump	{v}
saltar	to skip (a meal)	{v}
saltarín	jumping	{adj}
saltear	to pan fry	{v}
saltear	to skip (disregard, miss or omit part of a continuation (some item or stage))	{v}
saltillense	Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Saltillo	{adj}
saltillo	saltillo	{m}
saltimbanqui	acrobat, equilibrist	{m}
saltimbanqui	A quack, charlatan	{m}
salto	jump, leap	{m}
salto	skip	{m}
salto BASE	BASE jumping	{m}
salto con pértiga	pole vault	{m} [athletics]
salto de agua	waterfall	{m}
salto de altura	high jump	{m} [athletics]
salto de longitud	long jump	{m} [athletics]
salto de potro	vault	{m} [gymnastics]
salto ecuestre	show jumping	{m}
salto elástico	bungee jumping	{n}
saltos	diving	{m}
saltos	jumping jacks	{m}
salto triple	triple jump	{m} [athletics]
salubre	healthy, healthful, salubrious	{adj}
salubridad	healthiness, health	{f}
salud	health	{f}
salud	said to somebody who has sneezed, bless you	{interj}
salud	the usual toast when drinking alcohol, cheers	{interj}
saludable	healthy	{adj}
saludar	to greet	{v}
saludazo	superlative form of saludo; cheeser, rally, great, affectionate, or jovial greeting	{m}
salud mental	mental health	{f}
saludo	greeting	{m}
saludo	salutation	{m}
salvabarros	mudguard	{m}
salvación	salvation	{f}
salvado	bran	{m}
salvador	saviour, savior	{m}
Salvador	male given name, given in honor of Christ as the Savior ( Salvador)	{prop}
salvadoreño	Salvadoran	{adj}
salvadoreño	Salvadoran	{m}
salvaguarda	safeguard	{f}
salvaguardar	to safeguard	{v}
salvaje	savage	{adj}
salvaje	stupid	{adj}
salvaje	wild	{adj}
salvaje	savage	{mf}
salvajemente	wildly	{adv}
salvamanteles	coaster; mat	{m}
salvapantallas	screensaver	{m} [computing]
salvaplatos	placemat	{m}
salvar	to rescue	{v}
salvar	to save	{v}
salvavidas	emergency, live saving	{adj}
salvavidas	life preserver	{m}
salvia	sage	{f}
salvo	safe	{adj}
salvo	except, apart from	{adv}
salvoconducto	safe-conduct	{m}
salzmimbre	A willow that yields wicker suitable for basketry	{m} [a, Aragon]
samario	samarium	{m}
Samoa	Samoa	{prop}
samoano	Samoan	{adj}
samoano	Samoan (person)	{m}
samoano	Samoan (language)	{prop}
sampi	sampi; the Greek letter Ϡ, ϡ	{f}
SAMU	(Servicio de Atencion Médica Urgente) Spanish emergency medical service	{acronym}
Samuel	male given name	{prop}
Samuel	Samuel	{prop}
samurái	samurai	{m}
san	san; the Greek letter M, ϻ	{f}
san	financial, temporal-savings scheme. The participants periodically contribute a quota to a communal pot that is given to one member, based on his/her turn amongst all the others	{m} [Dominican Republic]
San	Saint (title)	{adj}
Saná	Sanaa (capital of Yemen)	{prop}
sanar	to cure	{v}
sanar	to heal	{v}
San Carlos	Places named after Saint Charles	{prop}
San Carlos	The name Saint Charles	{prop}
Sancho	male given name	{prop}
sanción	sanction	{f}
sancionar	to sanction	{v}
sancochar	to parboil	{v}
sancocho	sancocho	{m}
San Cristóbal y Nieves	Saint Kitts and Nevis	{prop}
sancristobaleño	Kittsian	{adj}
sancristobaleño	Kittsian	{m}
sanctasanctórum	sanctum sanctorum	{m}
sandía	watermelon	{f}
sandalia	sandal	{f}
sandez	nonsense, rubbish	{f} [Spain]
sandiar	watermelon plot, watermelon patch	{m}
San Diego	Places named after Saint Diego	{prop}
San Diego	The name Saint Diego (Sant’ Iago, Saint James of Alcalá), sometimes also confused or connected with the Latin name Didacus	{prop}
Sandra	female given name.	{prop}
saneamiento	cleaning up	{m}
saneamiento	Commercial, or financial restructuring, reorganization	{m}
saneamiento	sanitation, drainage, sewer	{m}
sanear	to drain	{v}
sanear	to guarantee; to promise satisfaction	{v}
sanear	to make amends	{v}
sanear	to sanitize	{v}
San Francisco	Places named after Saint Francis	{prop}
San Francisco	The name Saint Francis	{prop}
sangría	sangria; a type of wine punch with cubed pieces of fruit and fruit soda	{f} [beverage]
sangría	bloodletting	{f} [medicine]
sangría	indentation	{f} [typography]
sangrante	bloody	{adj}
sangrar	bleed	{v}
sangre	blood	{f}
sangre y carne	flesh and blood	{m}
sangrientamente	bloodily, cruelly	{adv}
sangriento	bloody	{adj}
sanguijuela	leech (animal)	{f}
sanguinariamente	bloodthirstily	{adv}
sanguinario	bloodthirsty	{adj}
sanguinolento	bloody, bleeding	{adj}
sanguinolento	bloodshot	{adj} [of eyes]
sanguja	leech (animal)	{f}
sanguíneo	akin (related by blood)	{adj}
sanguíneo	sanguineous (related to blood)	{adj}
sanidad	health	{f}
sanitaria	feminine form of sanitario	{f}
sanitario	sanitary	{adj}
sanitario	sanitary worker	{m}
sanitario	toilet	{m}
sanjar	to make cuts in flesh	{v} [Spain]
San José	Places named after Saint Joseph	{prop}
San José	The name Saint Joseph	{prop}
San Juan	Places named after Saint John or Saint John the Baptist	{prop}
San Juan	Sometimes short for the name San Juan Bautista, meaning Saint John the Baptist.	{prop}
San Juan	The name Saint John	{prop}
San Juan Bautista	Places named after Saint John the Baptist	{prop}
San Juan Bautista	The name Saint John the Baptist	{prop}
San Luis Potosí	A state of Mexico	{prop}
San Marcos	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
sanmarinense	Sammarinese	{adj}
sanmarinense	Sammarinese	{mf}
San Marino	San Marino	{prop}
sano	earnest	{adj}
sano	healthy, sound	{adj}
sano	pure	{adj}
sano	whole, unbroken, sound	{adj}
San Pablo	Paul the Apostle, Paul of Tarsus, Saint Paul	{prop}
San Pablo	Pope Paul I	{prop}
San Pablo	San Pablo (city or province in various countries)	{prop}
San Pablo	São Paulo	{prop}
San Sebastián	San Sebastián	{prop}
Santa Clara	Places named after Saint Clare of Assisi, Italy	{prop}
Santa Clara	The name Saint Clare	{prop}
Santa Cruz	Holy Cross; meaning the cross Jesus died on	{prop}
Santa Cruz	Places named after the Holy Cross	{prop}
Santa Fe de Bogotá	The full name of Bogota, the capital of Colombia	{prop}
Santa Lucía	Saint Lucia	{prop}
santalucense	Saint Lucian	{adj}
santalucense	Saint Lucian	{mf}
Santana	Spanish surname	{prop}
santanderino	From Santander, Spain	{adj}
santanderino	Someone from Santander, Spain	{m}
Santa Rosa	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
santería	santería	{f}
Santi	male given name, diminutive of Santiago	{prop}
Santiago	James	{prop} [biblical character]
Santiago	male given name	{prop}
Santiago	The name of several cities in Chile, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, Galicia (Spain), and several other Spanish-speaking countries	{prop}
Santiago de Chile	Santiago, capital city of Chile	{prop}
santidad	sanctity, holiness	{f}
santificado	sanctified, hallowed, made holy	{adj}
santificar	to sanctify, to hallow, to make holy	{v}
santo	holy, godly	{adj}
santo	saint	{m}
Santo Domingo de Guzmán	The full name of Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic	{prop}
santotomense	São Toméan	{adj}
santotomense	São Toméan	{mf}
Santo Tomé y Príncipe	São Tomé and Príncipe	{prop}
santo y seña	watchword, password	{m} [military]
santuario	sanctuary, shrine	{m}
San Vicente y las Granadinas	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	{prop}
sanvicentino	Vincentian	{adj}
sanvicentino	Vincentian	{m}
sapa	feminine form of sapo; a female toad or peeper	{f}
sapiencia	wisdom	{f}
sapo	informer	{m} [Chile, Peru, colloquial, pejorative]
sapo	voyeur, peeper	{m} [Chile, Peru, colloquial, pejorative]
sapo	toad	{m}
saponificable	saponifiable	{adj}
saponificación	saponification	{f}
saponificar	to saponify	{v}
saponina	saponin	{f} [organic compound]
saque	expulsion, extraction, act of put out	{m}
saque	act of kick off	{m} [soccer]
saque	service	{m} [sports]
saquear	to plunder, to pillage	{v}
saquear	to sack	{v}
saqueo	sack, plunder, pillage	{m}
Sara	Sarah	{prop} [biblical character]
Sara	female given name	{prop}
Sarai	Sarai	{prop} [biblical character]
sarakof	A type of hat, resembling a safari helmet, worn by officers during the Mexican civil war	{m}
sarampión	measles	{m}
sarcasmo	sarcasm	{m}
sarcófago	sarcophagus	{m}
sarcófago	sepulcher	{m}
sarcoplasma	sarcoplasm	{m} [cytology]
sarcásticamente	sarcastically	{adv}
sarcástico	sarcastic	{adj}
sardina	sardine	{f}
sardónicamente	sardonically	{adv}
sardónico	sardonic	{adj}
sardo	Sardinian (relating to Sardinia)	{adj}
sardo	Sardinian	{m}
sardo	Sardinian language	{prop}
sargento	sergeant	{m}
sari	sari	{m}
Sarita	A diminutive of the given name Sara	{prop}
sarmentar	to gather pruned vine-shoots	{v}
sarmentosa	sarmentose	{f} [carbohydrates]
sarna	scabies	{f}
sarrio	chamois (goat)	{m}
sarro	mildew	{m} [botany]
sarro	tartar	{m} [dentistry]
sartal	string (items put on a string)	{m}
sartenazo	A hit with a saucepan	{m}
sartén	frying pan	{f}
sartorio	sartorial	{adj}
sartorio	sartorius	{m} [anatomy]
sasafrás	sassafras	{m}
sastra	feminine form of sastre	{f}
sastre	tailor	{mf}
sastrería	tailor's (shop)	{f}
satanás	devil	{m}
Satanás	Satan (the Devil)	{prop}
satelital	related to satellites	{adj}
satinar	to make glossy	{v}
satirizar	to satirize, lampoon	{v}
satisfacción	satisfaction	{f}
satisfacer	to satisfy, fulfil / fulfill	{v}
satisfactoriamente	satisfactorily	{adv}
satisfactorio	satisfactory	{adj}
satisfecho	satisfied	{adj}
satélite	satellite	{m}
Satán	Satan (the Devil)	{prop}
sato	A dog that is of mixed breed, as used by island Puerto Ricans	{m}
satíricamente	satirically	{adv}
satírico	satirical	{adj}
saturación	satiety	{f}
saturación	saturation	{f}
saturación	weariness	{f}
saturado	saturated	{adj}
saturar	To saturate	{v}
saturnal	saturnal	{adj}
saturnino	pertaining to the planet Saturn	{adj}
saturnino	saturnine, melancholy	{adj}
Saturno	Saturn	{prop}
sauce	willow	{m}
saudí	Saudi	{adj}
saudí	Saudi	{mf}
saudita	Saudi	{adj}
saudita	Saudi	{mf}
Saulo	Saul, the original name of Apostle Paul	{prop} [biblical character]
-saurio	-saurus	{suffix}
sauzal	A grove of willows	{m}
savia	sap	{f} [botany]
saxófono	saxophone	{m}
saxofón	saxophone	{m}
saxofonista	saxophonist	{mf}
saya	a woman’s skirt	{f} [archaic]
sayal	sackcloth	{m}
sayo	doublet	{m}
sayo	smock	{m}
sayonara	flip-flop, thong [Australia], jandal [New Zealand]	{f} [Peru]
sazón	flavor, seasoning	{f}
sazón	ripeness	{f}
sazón	season	{f}
sazonar	to season	{v}
sábado	sabbath	{m}
sábado	Saturday	{m}
sábado	The letter S in the Spanish phonetic alphabet	{m}
sábalo	shad	{m}
sábana	sheet; bedsheet	{f}
súbdita	feminine form of súbdito	{f}
súbdito	subject	{adj}
súbdito	subject (citizen in a monarchy or person ruled over by another)	{m}
súbitamente	suddenly, all of a sudden	{adv}
súbito	sudden	{adj}
súbito	suddenly	{adv}
-sca	feminine form of -sco	{suffix}
sácate	do not dare!, do not even think it!	{interj}
sácate	forget it!	{interj}
sácate	get out!	{interj}
súchil	flower	{m} [rare, dialectal, Mexico]
-sco	Forms adjectives that signify "relation" to the word stem	{suffix}
-scopia	-scopy	{suffix}
-scopio	-scope	{suffix}
Sócrates	male given name equivalent to English Socrates	{prop}
Sócrates	Socrates	{prop}
SD	abbreviation of sintagma determinante	{initialism} [grammar, syntax]
sádicamente	sadistically	{adv}
sádico	sadistic	{adj}
sódico	sodium	{adj}
se	Third person (also used for usted and ustedes) reflexive direct or indirect object; oneself, himself, herself, itself, yourself; each other; one another	{pron}
se	Used instead of indirect object pronouns le and les before the direct object pronouns lo, la, los, or las	{pron}
se	Used to form impersonal sentences	{pron}
se	Used to form the passive voice in the third person (also used for usted and ustedes)	{pron}
seña	gesture	{f}
seña	sign, indication	{f}
seaborgio	seaborgium	{m}
señal	landmark	{f}
señal	reminder	{f}
señal	representation	{f}
señal	sign	{f}
señal	signal	{f}
señalamiento	A description of someone that someone is looking for	{m}
señalamiento	The use of traffic signs and signals	{m}
señalar	to show, indicate	{v}
señalar	to signal	{v}
señalización	signalling	{f}
señalización	signposting; the act of posting signs	{f}
señalización	signs, traffic signs	{f}
señalizar	to signpost, to install signs	{v}
Sebastián	male given name, cognate to English Sebastian	{prop}
sebáceo	sebaceous	{adj}
sebo	sebum	{m}
sebo	tallow	{m}
secado	desiccation, drying	{m}
secador	dryer	{m}
secador	hair dryer	{m}
secadora	dryer	{f}
secamanos	hand dryer	{m}
secante	drying	{adj}
secante	secant	{adj} [trigonometry]
secante	secant	{f} [trigonometry]
secante	blotting paper	{m}
secar	to dry	{v}
secarse	reflexive form of secar To dry oneself	{vr}
sección	department	{f}
sección	piece, part	{f}
sección	section	{f}
sección cónica	conic section	{f}
sección transversal	cross section	{f}
seccionar	to section	{v}
secesión	secession	{f} [politics]
seco	dry	{adj}
secoya	Variant of secuoya	{f}
secreción	secretion	{f}
secretamente	secretly, clandestinely	{adv}
secretar	to secrete	{v}
secretaría	secretariat	{f}
secretaria	secretary (female)	{f}
secretario	secretary	{m}
secretina	secretin	{f} [hormone]
secreto	secret	{adj}
secreto	a secret	{m}
secreto	secrecy	{m}
secreto a voces	An open secret	{m}
secta	cult	{f}
secta	sect	{f}
sector	branch	{m}
sector	section	{m}
sector	zone	{m}
secuaz	said of a follower of someone else's opinion, opportunistic	{adj} [pejorative]
secuaz	minion, henchman, stooge	{mf} [pejorative]
secuela	sequela	{f} [medicine]
secuela	sequel	{f}
secuencia	sequence	{f}
secuencial	sequential	{adj}
secuencial	serial	{adj}
secuenciar	to sequence	{v}
secuestrado	kidnapped	{adj}
secuestrador	kidnapper, hijacker	{m}
secuestradora	feminine form of secuestrador	{f}
secuestrar	to kidnap	{v}
secuestro	kidnapping	{m}
secundar	to second	{v}
secundaria	secondary school, high school	{f}
secundariamente	secondarily	{adv}
secundario	secondary	{adj}
secuoya	sequoia	{f}
securina	securin	{f} [protein]
sed	thirst	{f}
seda	silk	{f}
seda	thin string	{f}
SEDA	Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho del Ambiente	{acronym}
sedal	thin line, string	{m}
sedante	sedative	{adj}
sedar	to sedate	{v}
sede	venue	{f} [event]
sede	seat, headquarters	{f}
sede	see (diocese)	{f}
sedentariamente	domestically	{adv}
sedentariamente	sedentarily	{adv}
sedición	sedition, mutiny	{f}
sediciosamente	seditiously, mutinously, factiously	{adv}
sedicioso	seditious, factious, mutinous	{adj}
sediento	thirsty	{adj}
sedimentable	sedimentable	{adj}
sedimento	sediment	{m}
sedoheptulosa	sedoheptulose	{f} [carbohydrates]
seducción	seduction	{f}
seducir	to seduce	{v}
seductor	seductive	{adj}
seductor	seducer	{m}
seductora	feminine form of seductor	{f}
segar	to harvest	{v}
segar	to mow	{v}
segar	to reap	{v}
seglar	lay, secular	{adj}
segmento	segment, section	{m}
según	according to	{prep}
según	as, just as, the same way	{prep}
según	depending on	{prep}
segoviano	Segovian	{adj}
segoviano	Segovian	{m}
segregar	to secrete	{v}
segregar	to segregate	{v}
seguidilla	a lively, triple-time, Spanish tune and dance	{f}
seguido	consecutive	{adj}
seguidor	follower	{m}
seguidora	feminine form of seguidor	{f}
seguimiento	monitoring	{m}
seguir	to continue; to go on; to keep on, can be combined with a present participle (-ndo form) to indicate that someone or something continues doing something	{v}
seguir	to follow	{v}
segund	obsolete spelling of según	{prep}
Segunda Guerra Mundial	Second World War; World War II	{prop}
segunda intención	ulterior motive	{f}
segunda intención	duplicity, falsehood	{f} [uncountable]
segundariamente	secondarily	{adv}
segundario	secondary	{adj}
segundo	second (after the first)	{adj}
segundo	A second (time)	{m}
Segundo	male given name	{prop}
seguramente	probably, perhaps	{adv}
seguramente	surely, certainly	{adv}
seguridad	safety	{f}
seguridad	security	{f}
seguridad	self-confidence	{f}
segurina	securin	{f} [protein]
seguro	certain (correct)	{adj}
seguro	certain (firm)	{adj}
seguro	secure, safe (free from danger)	{adj}
seguro	self-confident	{adj}
seguro	insurance (business)	{m}
se habla español	"we speak Spanish"	{phrase}
se habla inglés	"we speak English"	{phrase}
seis	six	{cardinal num} [cardinal]
seiscientas	feminine form of seiscientos	{num}
seiscientos	six hundred	{num}
Seúl	Seoul (capital of South Korea)	{prop}
Sela	Sistema Económico Latinoamericano	{abbr}
selección	choice	{f}
selección	selection	{f}
seleccionado	selected	{adj}
seleccionador	selector	{m}
seleccionador	manager, coach	{m} [sport]
seleccionar	to select	{v}
selectividad	selectivity	{f}
selectivo	selective, choosy	{adj}
selecto	select, exquisite	{adj}
Selena	female given name	{prop}
selenio	selenium	{m}
selenita	selenite	{f}
seleniuro	selenide	{m}
selenocisteína	selenocysteine	{f} [amino acid]
sellado	sealed	{adj}
sellar	to seal	{v}
sellar	to stamp	{v}
sello	postage stamp	{m}
sello	seal	{m}
sello	stamp (device for stamping designs)	{m}
sello	stamp (imprint made by stamping)	{m}
sello postal	postage, postage stamp	{m}
selva	forest	{f}
Sem	Shem (son of Noah)	{prop}
semana	week (7 days)	{f}
semanal	weekly	{adj}
semanalmente	weekly	{adv}
semanario	weekly	{adj} [rare]
semanario	allowance (money given to a child)	{m} [Nicaragua]
semanario	weekly (newspaper or periodical issued every week)	{m}
Semana Santa	Holy Week, Easter	{prop}
semblante	countenance; appearance	{m}
sembrador	seeding	{adj}
sembrador	seeder	{m}
sembrador	seeding machine	{m}
sembradura	tillage, land which has been sown or seeded	{f} [obsolete]
sembradura	sowing, seeding	{f}
sembrar	to plant (place a seed or plant in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow)	{v}
sembrar	to seed	{v}
semejante	similar	{adj}
semejante	such	{adj}
semejante	what a + noun	{adj}
semejanza	similarity	{f}
semejar	to resemble	{v}
semen	semen, sperm	{m}
semental	breeding	{adj}
semental	seeding	{adj}
semental	jack, jackass	{m}
semental	stud, stud stallion	{m}
semestre	semester	{m}
semáforo	semaphore	{m}
semáforo	traffic light	{m}
semicircular	semicircular	{adj}
semiconductor	semiconductor	{m} [physics]
semicírculo	semicircle	{m}
semifinal	semifinal	{adj}
semileptónico	semileptonic	{adj}
semilla	seed (of a plant)	{f}
semióloga	feminine form of semiólogo	{f}
semiólogo	semiologist, semiotician	{m}
seminario	seminar	{m}
seminifero	seminiferous	{adj}
semiológico	semiological	{adj}
semiología	semiology, semiotics	{f}
semiárido	semiarid	{adj}
semirural	semirural	{adj}
semis	semis	{m}
semisintético	semisynthetic	{adj}
semita	Semitic	{adj}
semita	a kind of biscuit	{mf} [Bolivia, Ecuador, feminine only]
semita	Semite	{mf}
semiterrestre	semiterrestrial	{adj}
semiótica	semiotics	{f}
semiótico	semiotic	{adj}
semitono	semitone	{m} [music]
semitransparente	semitransparent; almost transparent	{adj}
semántica	semantics	{f}
semántico	semantic	{adj}
sempasúchil	Variant of cempasúchil	{m} [Mexico]
sempiterno	sempiternal	{adj}
sen	A symbol of the trigonometric function sine	{symbol} [mathematics]
Sena	Seine (French river)	{prop}
senado	senate	{m}
senador	senator	{m}
senadora	female senator	{f}
sencillamente	in a simple manner	{adv}
sencillez	simplicity	{f}
sencillo	plain	{adj}
sencillo	simple	{adj}
sencillo	single	{m} [music]
senda	footpath	{f}
senderismo	trekking, hiking, or fellwalking	{m}
sendero	path	{m}
sendero	trail	{m}
senectud	old age	{f}
Senegal	Senegal	{prop}
senegalés	Senegalese	{adj}
senegalés	Senegalese	{m}
senescal	seneschal (chief mayordomo of the royal court)	{m}
senescalía	seneschalship	{f}
senil	senile	{adj}
seno	sinus	{m} [anatomy]
seno	breast	{m}
seno	sine	{m} [mathematics]
seno	sound (inlet)	{m}
seno verso	versed sine	{m} [trigonometry]
sensación	sensation	{f}
sensacional	sensational	{adj}
sensatez	sense, sensibility	{f}
sensato	sensible	{adj}
sensibilidad	sensibility	{f}
sensibilidad	sensitivity	{f}
sensibilizar	to sensitize	{v}
sensible	sensitive	{adj}
sensiblemente	painfully	{adv}
sensiblemente	perceptively	{adv}
sensiblería	sentimentality	{f}
sensitiva	mimosa (sensitive plant) - Mimosa pudica	{f}
sensitivo	sensitive	{adj}
sensitivo	sentient	{adj}
sensor	sensor	{m}
sensorial	sensorial	{adj}
sensorio	sensory	{adj}
sensorio	sensorium	{m}
sensual	sensual	{adj}
sensual	sensualist	{mf}
sensualidad	sensuality	{f}
sensualismo	sensualism	{m}
sensualmente	sensually	{adv}
sentada	sitting	{f}
sentadero	seat	{m}
sentadilla	squat	{f} [weighlifting]
sentado	sensible, solid	{adj} [figuratively]
sentado	settled, established	{adj} [figuratively]
sentado	seated	{adj}
sentamiento	settling	{m}
sentar	to assert	{v}
sentar	to report	{v}
sentar	to seat	{v}
sentar	to settle down	{v}
sentar	to set, to establish	{v}
sentar	to set well	{v}
sentar	to suit, to fit	{v}
sentarse	to sit, to sit down	{vr}
sentarse	to leave a mark on (the skin)	{v}
sentencia	sentence	{f} [legal]
sentencia	sentence	{f}
sentenciador	sentencing, giving a sentence	{adj}
sentenciador	sentencer, one who sentences	{m}
sentenciar	to sentence	{v}
sentenciar	to voice an opinion	{v}
sentencioso	sententious	{adj}
senticar	thicket	{m}
sentido	deeply felt, heartfelt	{adj}
sentido	direction	{m}
sentido	feeling	{m}
sentido	meaning	{m}
sentido	sense	{m}
sentimental	sentimental	{adj}
sentimentalmente	sentimentally	{adv}
sentimiento	feeling	{m}
sentir	to feel	{vr}
sentir	to feel	{vt}
sentir	to hear	{vt}
sentir	to regret, to feel/be sorry	{vt}
sentirse	(reflexive form of sentir) to feel (an emotion/state of being)	{vr}
senzonte	alternative form of cenzontle	{m} [Honduras]
señor	gentleman	{m}
señor	master	{m}
señor	mister (title conferred on an adult male)	{m}
seor	alternative form of señor	{m}
Señor	Lord, Mister, Mr	{m}
Señor	The Lord	{prop} [religion]
señora	lady	{f}
señora	wife or spouse	{f}
señoría	authority	{f}
señoría	dominion	{f}
señoría	gentlemen	{f}
señoría	honor	{f}
señoría	lordship (title applied to a lord or judge)	{f}
señoría	prayer	{f}
señoría	worship	{f}
seora	feminine form of seor	{f}
Señora	Lady, Mrs	{f}
señorial	lordly, stately noble	{adj}
señorial	manorial, seignorial	{adj}
señorita	Miss (used as a title)	{f}
señorita	young woman	{f}
Señorita	Miss (used as a title, although the professional title for women is Señora)	{prop}
señorito	master	{m} [colloquial]
señorito	snob	{m} [colloquial]
separación	separation	{f}
separadamente	separately	{adv}
separado	separated	{adj}
separador	bookmark	{m}
separador	divider	{m}
separar	to separate	{v}
separarse	to separate	{vr}
separatista	breakaway, separatist	{adj}
separatista	separatist	{mf}
sepia faraón	pharaoh cuttlefish	{f}
septentrional	northern	{adj}
septeto	septet	{m}
septiembre	September	{m}
septingentésimo	seven hundredth	{adj}
Septuaginta	Septuagint	{prop}
septuagésimo	seventieth	{adj}
septuagésimo	seventieth	{m}
sepulcro	sepulchre	{m}
sepultar	to bury	{v}
sepultura	A hole made in the Earth to bury a corpse	{f}
sepultura	A place where something is buried	{f}
sepultura	grave	{f}
sepultura	The act or state of burial	{f}
sepulturero	gravedigger	{m}
sepulturero	sexton	{m}
sequía	drought	{f}
ser	A being, organism	{m}
ser	Nature, essence	{m}
ser	Value, worth	{m}
ser	to be (essentially or identified as)	{v}
ser	to be (in the passive voice sense)	{v}
ser	to exist; to occur	{v}
Serafina	female given name, cognate to the English Seraphina	{prop}
serafín	seraph (angel)	{m}
serape	(Mexican) blanket	{m}
Serbia y Montenegro	Serbia and Montenegro	{prop}
serbio	Serbian	{adj}
serenar	to soothe	{v}
serenata	serenade	{f}
serenidad	serenity	{f}
sereno	serene, calm	{adj}
Sergio	male given name	{prop}
ser humano	Human being	{m}
seriamente	seriously	{adv}
serie	a series	{f}
seriedad	seriousness	{f}
serigrafía	serigraphy, silk-screen printing, screen printing	{f}
serigráfico	Of or pertaining to serigraphy	{adj}
serina	serine	{f}
serio	serious	{adj}
serio	true	{adj}
sermón	harangue	{m}
sermón	sermon	{m}
sermonear	to sermonize	{v}
seroalbúmina	seralbumin	{f} [protein]
serotonina	serotonin	{f} [organic compound]
serpentario	secretary (bird)	{m}
serpentario	serpentarium (reptile park)	{m}
serpentear	to wind, meander	{v}
serpentear	to wriggle	{v}
serpentón	serpent (musical instrument)	{m}
serpiente	snake, serpent	{f}
serpiente de cascabel	rattlesnake	{n}
serpiente marina	sea snake	{f}
serpina	serpin	{f} [protein]
serrador	sawyer	{m}
serrano	mountain, mountainous	{adj}
serrano	Iberus gualterianus	{m} [mollusc]
serrano	mountaineer	{m}
serrano	sea bass	{m}
serrar	to saw	{v}
serrería	sawmill (a workshop for cutting lumber)	{f}
serrín	sawdust	{m}
serruchar	to saw into pieces	{v}
serrucho	handsaw	{m}
ser toda oídos	to be all ears	{v} [idiomatic]
seruendo	late; late-ripening	{adj} [rare, of fruit]
ser una tumba	To keep a secret	{v} [idiomatic]
servible	serviceable, usable	{adj}
servicial	attentive	{adj}
servicial	helpful	{adj}
servicial	kind	{adj}
servicio	amenity	{m}
servicio	public toilet	{m}
servicio	service	{m}
servidor	server	{m}
servidumbre	servitude	{f}
servilismo	servility	{m}
servilleta	napkin	{f}
servir	to serve	{v}
sesenta	sixty	{cardinal num} [cardinal]
sesgo	slanting, sloping	{adj}
sesgo	skew	{m}
sesgo	slant, slope	{m}
sesión	session	{f}
sesionar	to be in session	{v}
seísmo	tremor, earthquake	{m}
seso	brain	{m}
seso	brainwork, brain power	{m} [often in plural]
sesquiterpeno	sesquiterpene	{m} [organic compound]
sesquiterpenoide	sesquiterpenoid	{m} [organic compound]
sesquiterpénico	sesquiterpenoid	{adj}
sesterterpeno	sesterterpene	{m} [organic compound]
seta	mushroom	{f}
setecientas	feminine form of setecientos	{num}
setecientos	seven hundred	{num}
setenta	seventy	{cardinal num} [cardinal]
seto	fence	{m}
seto	hedge	{m}
seudónimo	A pseudonym	{m}
seudoefedrina	pseudoephedrine	{f} [organic compound]
seudogén	pseudogene	{m} [genetics]
seudopeptidoglicano	pseudopeptidoglycan	{m} [organic compound]
señuelo	lure, decoy	{m}
señuelo	shill	{m}
señuelo	stool pigeon	{m}
severamente	severely, strictly	{adv}
severidad	severity	{f}
severo	severe	{adj}
Sevilla	Seville	{prop}
sevillano	Sevillian	{adj}
sevillano	Sevillian	{m}
sevillista	A fan, player, or other person associated with Sevilla FC, a football team from the Spanish town of Seville	{mf} [football]
sexagésimo	sixtieth	{adj}
sexagésimo	sixtieth	{m}
sexcentésimo	six hundredth	{adj}
sexismo	sexism	{m}
sexista	sexist	{adj}
sexista	sexist	{mf}
sexmero	The elected official of a sexmo	{m}
sexmo	A Spanish rural administrative division	{m}
sexo	gender	{m}
sexo	sex organ	{m}
sexo	sex (the act)	{m}
sexo anal	anal sex	{m}
sexo gay	gay sex	{n}
sexo homosexual	gay sex	{n}
sexología	sexology	{f}
sexo oral	oral sex (stimulation of the genitals using the mouth)	{m}
sexo vaginal	vaginal sex	{m}
sex shop	sex shop	{m}
sextante	sextant	{m}
Sextante	Sextans (constellation)	{prop}
sexteto	sextet	{m}
sexto	sixth	{adj}
sexto	sixth	{m}
sexual	sexual	{adj}
sexualidad	sexuality	{f}
sexualmente	sexually	{adv}
seychellense	Seychellois	{adj}
seychellense	Seychellois	{mf}
Seychelles	Seychelles	{prop}
sáfico	Sapphic (relating to the Greek poetess Sappho or her poetry)	{adj}
sífilis	syphilis	{f}
Sófocles	Sophocles	{prop}
sóftbol	softball	{m}
SHCP	Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público de México	{initialism}
sheriff	sheriff (all senses)	{m}
shií	Shi'ite	{adj}
shií	Shi'ite	{mf}
shií	Shia	{m}
shiita	Shi'ite	{adj}
shiita	Shia	{mf}
shiita	Shi'ite	{mf}
show	An exhibition motivated action or thing	{m}
show	A scandal	{m} [informal]
show	show	{m}
show	spectacle	{m}
si	if	{conj}
SI	Sinaloa (Mexican state)	{abbr}
sialato	sialate	{m}
siamés	Siamese (from Siam)	{adj}
siamés	Siamese cat	{m}
siamés	Siamese (man from Siam)	{m}
sibarita	sybarite	{m}
siberiana	feminine form of siberiano	{adj}
siberiano	Siberian	{adj}
sibil	A small recess carved into a cave wall to preserve meat and other provisions	{m}
sibil	A small underground hollow	{m}
sibila	sibyl	{f}
sibilancia	wheezing	{n}
sibilante	sibilant, hissing	{adj}
sibilante	a sibilant	{f} [phonetics]
sibutramina	sibutramine	{f} [pharmaceutical drug]
sicario	hitman (hired killer)	{m}
Sicilia	Sicily (island)	{prop}
siciliano	Sicilian	{adj}
siciliano	Sicilian (language)	{m}
siciliano	Sicilian (people)	{m}
sicóloga	feminine form of sicólogo	{f}
sicólogo	alternative spelling of psicólogo	{m}
sicómoro	sycamore	{m}
sicoanálisis	alternative spelling of psicoanálisis	{m}
sicodelia	alternative spelling of psicodelia	{f}
sicodélico	alternative spelling of psicodélico	{adj}
sicológicamente	psychologically	{adv}
sicológico	alternative spelling of psicológico	{adj}
sicología	alternative spelling of psicología	{f}
sicopatía	alternative form of psicopatía	{f}
sicosis	alternative spelling of psicosis	{f}
sicoterapia	alternative spelling of psicoterapia	{f}
sicópata	alternative spelling of psicópata	{mf}
sicótico	psychotic	{adj}
sideral	sidereal	{adj}
siderita	siderite	{f}
siderúrgico	Of or pertaining to siderurgy	{adj}
siderurgia	siderurgy	{f}
sidra	cider	{f}
sidra dulce	A non-alcoholic apple drink bottled just after the apples have been squeezed	{f}
sidrería	cidery (place where cider is brewed)	{f}
sidrería	pub or bar where cider is sold; a cider house	{f}
sidrina	diminutive form of sidra	{f}
siembra	seeding	{f}
siembra	sowing time	{f}
siembra	sown seed	{f}
siempre	always	{adv}
siempre y cuando	in case, if	{prep} [idiomatic]
siempre y cuando	whenever, as and when	{prep} [idiomatic]
sien	temple (part of the skull on the side of the forehead)	{f}
sienes	temporal (temples of the head)	{fp} [anatomy]
sierpe	sprout, shoot, sucker	{f} [botany]
sierpe	ugly person, angry person, dangerous person	{f} [figuratively]
sierpe	wriggler, anything that wriggles	{f} [figuratively]
sierpe	large serpent, snake	{f}
sierra	snoek (Thyrsites atun)	{f} [Chile]
sierra	mountain range	{f}
sierra	saw (tool)	{f}
sierra de vaivén	jigsaw	{f}
sierra eléctrica	electrical chainsaw (saw with a power driven chain)	{f}
Sierra Leona	Sierra Leone	{prop}
sierraleonés	Sierra Leonian	{adj}
sierraleonés	Sierra Leonian	{m}
siervo	serf	{m}
siesta	siesta	{f}
siete	seven	{cardinal num} [cardinal]
siete pecados capitales	seven deadly sins - pecados de avaricia, envidia, gula, pereza, ira, lujuria, soberbia	{mp}
sievert	sievert	{m}
sifilítico	syphilitic	{adj}
sifón	siphon	{m}
sigiloso	discreet	{adj}
sigiloso	secretive	{adj}
sigiloso	sneaking, stealthy	{adj}
sigla	acronym (of any type: phonetic acronym or initialism)	{f}
sigla	initial	{f}
siglo	a significant period of time; an age	{m}
siglo	century	{m}
siglos de siglos	forever and ever (from the Latin phrase saecula saeculorum)	{adv}
sigma	sigma; the Greek letter Σ, σ	{f}
signar	to sign	{v}
significado	important, significant	{adj}
significado	well-known	{adj}
significado	meaning	{m}
significado	significance	{m}
significancia	significance	{f}
significar	to mean	{v}
significar	to signify	{v}
significativamente	significantly	{adv}
significativo	significant	{adj}
signo	sign	{m}
signo de exclamación	exclamation mark (either normal "!" or the inverted "¡")	{m}
signo de interrogación	question mark (either "¿" put at beginning of the question, or "?" put at the end of question)	{m}
signo zodiacal	astrological sign	{m}
siguiente	following	{adj}
siguiente	next	{adj}
sii	iff	{conj} [mathematics, rare]
sij	Sikh	{adj}
sij	Sikh	{mf}
silabar	To syllabify; to enunciate each syllable	{v}
silabario	syllabary	{m} [linguistics]
silabario	primer (textbook)	{m}
silabear	To syllabify; to enunciate each syllable	{v}
Silas	Silas	{prop} [biblical character]
silbada	A tweet	{f} [avian]
silbar	to whistle	{vi}
silbato	whistle (instrument)	{m}
silbato	whistle (sound)	{m}
silábico	syllabic	{adj}
silbido	whistling, whistle	{m}
silbo	whistle, whistling (sound)	{m}
silíceo	siliceous	{adj}
sildenafilo	sildenafil	{m} [organic compound]
silenciador	muffler	{m}
silenciar	to silence	{v}
silencio	silence	{m}
silenciosamente	silently	{adv}
silencioso	quiet	{adj}
silencioso	silent	{adj}
silicio	silicon	{m}
silicón	silicon, silicone	{f}
siálico	sialic	{adj}
silicona	(informal) silicon	{f}
silicona	silicone	{f}
silla	chair	{f}
silla	saddle	{f}
silla de ruedas	wheelchair	{f}
silla eléctrica	electric chair (device used for execution by electrocution)	{f}
sillería	A store which sells chairs.	{f}
sillín	saddle (of bicycle etc.)	{m}
sillón	armchair	{m}
silo	silo	{m} [agriculture, military]
si lo sabré yo	don't I know it; tell me about it	{phrase}
silúrico	Silurian	{adj}
silueta	silhouette	{f}
siluro	catfish	{m}
silvestre	rustic	{adj}
silvestre	uncultivated	{adj}
silvestre	wild	{adj}
Silvia	female given name, cognate to English Silvia	{prop}
silvicultura	forestation	{f}
Silvio	male given name, cognate to Silvius	{prop}
sima	abyss, chasm	{f}
simbiosis	symbiosis	{f} [biology]
simbióticamente	symbiotically	{adv}
simbiótico	symbiotic	{adj}
simbólicamente	symbolically	{adv}
simbólico	symbolic	{adj}
simbolizar	to symbolize, stand for	{v}
simbología	symbology	{f}
Simeón	Simeon (Biblical character and tribe)	{prop}
simetría	symmetry (correspondence on either side of a dividing line, plane, center or axis)	{f}
simiente	germ	{f} [botany, biology]
simiente	seed	{f} [botany]
simiente	semen	{f}
simiente de papagayos	safflower (Carthamus tinctorius)	{f} [botany]
similar	similar	{adj}
similaridad	similarity	{f}
similitud	similarity, similitude	{f}
simio	simian	{m}
simón	yes, affirmation. Commonly used to respond affirmatively to a question	{interj} [colloquial, Mexico, Guatemala]
simón	hackney cab	{m}
simún	simoom	{m}
Simón	Simon	{prop} [biblical character]
Simón	male given name of biblical origin	{prop}
simonía	simony	{f} [chiefly, historical]
simpatía	sympathy	{f}
simpaticomimético	sympathomimetic	{adj}
simpatizar	to get on (with someone), take to (someone)	{v}
simpatizar	to sympathize, be sympathetic	{v}
simple	insipid	{adj}
simple	mere, uncomplicated, easy	{adj}
simple	simple	{adj}
simple	single	{adj}
simple	simple	{mf} [pharmacology, masculine]
simple	simpleton, fool	{mf}
simplemente	simply	{adv}
simplicidad	simplicity	{f}
simplificación	simplification	{f}
simplificado	simplified	{adj}
simplificar	to simplify	{v}
simplón	naive	{adj} [colloquial]
simplón	plain	{adj} [colloquial]
simposio	symposium	{m}
simpósium	Variant form of simposio	{m}
simpático	nice, pleasant, likable	{adj}
simétricamente	symmetrically	{adv}
simétrico	symmetrical	{adj}
simulación	simulation	{f}
simulacro	idea, fantasy (an idea resulting from fantasy)	{m}
simulacro	image, simulacrum (especially of someone or something sacred)	{m}
simulacro	imitation, simulation	{m}
simulador	simulated	{adj}
simulador	simulating	{adj}
simulador	malingerer	{m}
simulador	pretender	{m}
simulador	simulator	{m}
simular	to simulate	{v}
simultanear	to do two things at the same time	{v}
simultaneidad	simultaneity	{f}
simultáneamente	simultaneously	{adv}
simultáneo	simultaneous (at the same time)	{adj}
sin-	syn-	{prefix}
sin	without	{prep}
sinagoga	synagogue	{f}
Sinaloa	A state of Mexico	{prop}
sinaloense	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Sinaloa	{adj}
sinapomorfia	synapomorphy	{f}
sinapsis	synapse	{f} [anatomy]
sinécdoque	synecdoche, synecdochy	{f} [rhetoric]
sinceramente	sincerely, honestly	{adv}
sinceridad	honesty, sincerity	{f}
sincero	sincere, honest	{adj}
sincopar	to syncopate	{v}
sincronización	synchronization	{f}
sincronizada	A type of quesadilla, when is made with two tortillas (wheat or maize flour made), like a sandwich, and usually one or more ham slices inside	{f}
sincronizado	synchronized	{adj}
sincronizar	to synchronize	{v}
sin demora	immediately, straight away, without delay	{adv}
sindical	syndical	{adj}
sindicalmente	syndically	{adv}
sindicato	labor union	{m}
sindicato	syndicate	{m}
sindicato	trade union	{m}
sindonología	sindonology (study of the Shroud of Turin)	{f}
sin duda	without a doubt	{adv}
sinecura	sinecure	{f}
sin embargo	however, notwithstanding, nevertheless, in spite of, nonetheless	{adv}
sinfín	load; ton; lot	{m}
sinfónicamente	symphonically	{adv}
sinfónico	symphonic	{adj}
sinfonía	symphony	{f}
sinfonista	symphonist	{mf}
sin forma	formless	{adj}
Singapur	Singapore	{prop}
singapurense	Singaporean	{adj}
singapurense	Singaporean	{mf}
singar	to have sex	{v} [Caribbean]
singar	to scull a boat from the stern	{v}
singular	singular	{adj}
singular	singular	{m}
singularidad	singularity	{f}
singularmente	singularly, particularly	{adv}
siniestra	left hand	{f}
siniestro	left, left-hand (direction)	{adj}
siniestro	malicious, evil	{adj}
siniestro	sinister	{adj}
siniestro	unhappy	{adj}
siniestro	accident, catastrophe, disaster	{m}
sinistrorso	counterclockwise, anticlockwise, widdershins	{adj}
sinónimo	synonymous	{adj}
sinónimo	synonym	{m}
si no	if not	{prep}
si no	otherwise	{prep}
sino	but [after a negative clause] (i.e., "but rather", "but only", or "but rather only")	{conj}
sino	except, apart from	{conj}
sino	only, solely	{conj}
sino	Chinese	{m}
sino	destiny, fate, lot	{m}
sinpa	the act of not paying for something, especially in a restaurant	{m} [colloquial]
sin querer	inadvertently, unintentionally	{adv}
sinrazón	injustice, misdeed	{f}
sin remedio	irredeemably, necessarily, obligatorily	{adv}
sinsonte	alternative form of cenzontle	{m} [Cuba, Honduras, Mexico]
sin tacto	without tact; tactlessly	{adv}
sintagma	phrase, syntagma	{m} [linguistics, syntax]
sintagma determinante	determiner phrase	{m} [grammar]
sintagma nominal	noun phrase	{m} [grammar]
sintagma preposicional	prepositional phrase	{m} [grammar]
sintagma verbal	verb phrase	{m} [grammar]
sintasa	synthase	{f} [enzyme]
sintaxis	syntax	{f}
sintáctico	syntactic	{adj}
sintetasa	synthetase	{f} [enzyme]
sintetizar	to synthesize	{v}
sintomático	symptomatic	{adj}
sintonía	jingle	{f}
sintonía	syntony	{f}
sintonía	tuning	{f}
sintonizador	tuner (TV or radio)	{m}
sintonizar	to tune in (radio or TV)	{v}
sintoísmo	Shinto (religion)	{m}
sintoísta	Shintoist	{adj}
sintoísta	Shintoist	{mf}
sintéticamente	synthetically	{adv}
sintético	synthetic	{adj}
sinuosidad	windiness, sinuosity	{f}
sinuoso	windy, winding	{adj}
sinuplastia	sinuplasty	{f} [surgery]
sinvergüenza	shamelessness	{f} [Costa Rica]
sinvergüenza	scoundrel	{mf}
sinvergüenzura	an act of shamelessness or acted by a sinvergüenza	{mf}
sinvergonzonería	impudence, shamelessness	{f}
sionismo	Zionism	{m}
sionista	Zionist	{mf}
sioux	Sioux	{adj}
sioux	Sioux	{mf}
sioux	the Sioux language	{prop}
siquiatra	alternative spelling of psiquiatra	{mf}
siquiatría	alternative spelling of psiquiatría	{f}
siquiera	at least, at the least	{adv}
siquiera	(when used in the negative) even	{adv}
siquiera	if only	{conj}
sirena	mermaid	{f}
sirena	siren (device)	{f}
Siria	Syria	{prop}
siriómetro	siriometer	{m}
sirio	Syrian	{adj}
sirio	Syrian (A person from Syria or of Syrian descent)	{m}
Sirio	Sirius (star)	{prop} [astronomy]
sirtuina	sirtuin	{f} [enzyme]
sirvienta	maid, (female) servant	{f}
sirviente	servant	{mf}
sisar	to filch, to steal in small quantities	{v}
sisear	to hiss	{v}
siseo	sss, hiss	{m}
sismógrafo	seismograph, seismometer	{m}
sismóloga	feminine form of sismólogo	{f}
sismólogo	seismologist	{m}
sismómetro	seismograph, seismometer	{m}
sismo	earthquake	{m}
sismológico	seismologic	{adj}
sismología	seismology	{f}
sistema	system	{m}
sistema inmunitario	immune system	{m} [anatomy]
sistema nervioso	nervous system	{m}
sistema operativo	operating system	{m}
sistema planetario	planetary system	{m}
sistema solar	solar system	{m} [astronomy]
sistematizar	to systematize	{v}
sistemática	systematics	{f}
sistemáticamente	systematically	{adv}
sistemático	systematic	{adj}
sistólico	systolic	{adj}
sistémico	systemic	{adj}
sitiar	to besiege	{v}
siútico	snobby	{adj} [Chile]
siútico	weird	{adj} [Chile]
siútico	arriviste	{m} [Chile]
siútico	snob	{m} [Chile]
sitio	place	{m}
sitio web	web site	{m}
situación	situation	{f}
situado	located	{adj}
situar	to invest money	{v}
situar	to situate, to place, to put	{v}
situarse	to situate or place oneself	{v}
sketch	sketch (short comic work)	{m}
SL	Saarland, a federal state of Germany	{abbr}
SL	San Luis Potosí (Mexican state)	{abbr}
SL	South Sumatra, a province of Indonesia	{abbr}
sílaba	syllable	{f}
slap	flip-flop, thong [Australia], jandal [New Zealand]	{m} [Peru]
sílice	silica	{m}
sólido	solid	{adj}
sólido	strong, firm	{adj}
sólido	solidus	{m} [currency]
sólido	solid	{m}
sólido arquimediano	Archimedean solid	{m}
sólido de Arquímedes	Archimedean solid	{m}
slip	briefs, pants, men's underwear	{m}
slip	knickers, panties [less usual meaning]	{m}
sólito	accustomed, used to	{adj}
sólo	alternative spelling of solo	{adv}
símbolo	symbol	{m}
símil	similar	{adj}
símil	simile	{m}
smoking	tuxedo, dinner jacket	{m}
s/n	abbreviation of sin nombre	{abbr}
s/n	abbreviation of sin número	{abbr}
SN	abbreviation of sintagma nominal	{initialism} [grammar, syntax]
Sánchez	Spanish surname	{prop}
síncopa	syncope	{f}
síncope	syncope	{m} [pathology]
síncope	syncope	{m} [phonetics]
síncrono	synchronous	{adj}
sándalo	sandalwood	{m}
síndico	receiver (person who acts as trustee for a bankrupt)	{m}
síndico	syndic	{m}
síndrome	syndrome	{m}
síndrome de inmunodeficiencia adquirida	acquired immune deficiency syndrome	{m} [pathology]
sándwich	sandwich	{m}
sónico	sonic	{adj}
snocross	snocross	{m}
sínodo	synod	{m}
snowcross	snocross	{m}
sánscrito	Sanskrit	{adj}
sánscrito	Sanskrit	{prop}
síntesis	synthesis	{f}
síntoma	symptom	{m}
so	so	{interj} [United States, Puerto Rico, El Salvador]
so	woah!	{interj}
so-	sub-	{prefix}
so	under	{prep}
so	you (emphatic, derogatory)	{pron}
SO	Sonora (Mexican state)	{abbr}
soñado	dream-	{adj}
soñador	dreaming	{adj}
soñador	dreamer	{m}
soñar	to dream	{v}
sobaco	armpit	{m} [anatomy]
sobar	to fondle; feel up; grope	{v}
sobar	to hit or strike punishingly	{v}
sobar	to knead	{v}
soberana	feminine form of soberano	{f}
soberanía	sovereignty	{f}
soberanista	sovereigntist	{adj}
soberano	sovereign	{adj}
soberano	sovereign	{m}
soberbia	arrogance	{f}
soberbia	haughtiness	{f}
soberbio	angry	{adj}
soberbio	arrogant	{adj}
soberbio	haughty	{adj}
sobornar	to bribe	{v}
soborno	bribe	{m}
soborno	bribery	{m}
sobra	(plural) leftovers, leavings	{f}
sobra	rubbish, trash	{f}
sobra	surplus, excess, extra	{f}
sobrante	superfluous, surplus	{adj}
sobrar	to be superfluous	{v}
sobre	envelope	{m}
sobre-	over-	{prefix}
sobre	about	{prep}
sobre	over, above, on, upon, atop	{prep}
sobrealimentado	overfed	{adj}
sobrealimentar	to overfeed	{v}
sobrecalentamiento	overheating	{m}
sobrecalentar	to overheat	{v}
sobrecama	blanket	{f}
sobrecama	coverlet, bedspread	{f}
sobrecarga	overload	{f}
sobrecargado	overloaded	{adj}
sobrecargar	to overload	{v}
sobrecogedor	Impressive; awesome	{adj}
sobrecogedor	Shocking; horrific	{adj}
sobrecoger	to scare	{v}
sobrecoger	to surprise, to catch in the act	{v}
sobrecubierta	Dust jacket	{f}
sobredicho	said before, said previously	{adj}
sobredimensionar	to overblow, to exaggerate the significance of	{vt}
sobredosis	overdose	{f}
sobreentender	to understand (something not implicitly stated)	{v}
sobreesdrújula	alternative form of sobresdrújula	{f}
sobreesdrújulo	alternative form of sobresdrújulo	{adj}
sobreestimar	to overestimate	{v}
sobreexplotar	overexploit, overuse [especially a natural resource]	{vt}
sobreexplotar	overwork	{vt}
sobregirar	to overdraw	{v}
sobrehumano	superhuman	{adj}
sobrellenar	to overfill	{v}
sobrellevar	to endure, to bear	{vt}
sobremanera	greatly, exceedingly, highly	{adv}
sobremordida	overbite	{f}
sobrenatural	supernatural	{adj}
sobrenombre	nickname	{m}
sobrentender	alternative form of sobreentender	{v}
sobrepasar	to surpass	{v}
sobrepeso	overweight	{m}
sobreponer	to superimpose	{v}
sobreponerse	reflexive form of sobreponer, to defy something, to flout something	{vr}
sobre ruedas	(of a project or activity) well, smoothly	{adv}
sobresaliente	outstanding	{adj}
sobresalir	to stick out, stand out	{v}
sobresaltar	to spook	{v}
sobresalto	jolt	{m}
sobresalto	scare, fright	{m}
sobresdrújula	A word with stress or an acute accent in any position before the antepenultimate syllable	{f}
sobresdrújulo	Pertaining to a word with stress or an acute accent in any position before the antepenultimate syllable	{adj}
sobreseer	to dismiss a case or motion	{vi} [legal]
sobreseer	to stay, to prolong	{vi}
sobreseimiento	nolle prosequi, dismissal	{m} [legal]
sobrestimar	overestimate	{v}
sobrestimar	overrate	{v}
sobre todo	Especially	{adv}
sobretodo	overalls	{m}
sobrevendir	to oversell	{v}
sobreviviente	survivor	{m}
sobrevivir	to survive	{v}
sobrevolar	to fly over	{vt}
sobriedad	sobriety, temperance	{f}
sobrina	niece	{f}
sobrino	nephew (niece for the feminine form)	{m}
sobrio	moderate	{adj}
sobrio	sober (not drunken)	{adj}
socarrar	To singe; burn	{v}
socarrón	mocking	{adj}
socavar	to burrow	{v}
socavar	to undermine	{v}
sociabilidad	sociability	{f}
social	social	{adj}
socialismo democrático	democratic socialism	{m}
socialista	socialist	{adj}
socialista	socialist	{mf}
socialmente	socially	{adv}
sociedad	association, partnership	{f}
sociedad	company, firm, corporation	{f}
sociedad	high society	{f}
sociedad	society, social order, community	{f}
sociólogo	sociologist	{m}
socio	buddy, mate	{m} [colloquial]
socio	member	{m}
socio	partner	{m}
sociobiología	sociobiology	{f}
sociolecto	sociolect	{m}
sociológicamente	sociologically	{adv}
sociológico	sociological	{adj}
sociología	sociology	{f}
sociopatía	sociopathy	{f}
sociópata	sociopath	{mf}
socorrer	to assist, to help, to succor, to aid	{v}
socorrer	to pay on account	{v}
socorro	help!	{interj}
socorro	help, aid	{m}
socráticamente	Socratically	{adv}
socrático	Socratic	{adj}
soda	cheap, casual restaurant	{f} [Costa Rica, Panama, rarely in United States]
soda	soda (soft drink)	{f}
sodio	sodium	{m}
sodomizar	to sodomize	{v}
sofá	sofa	{m}
Sofía	female given name, cognate to Sophia	{prop}
Sofía	Sofia (the capital city of Bulgaria)	{prop}
sofisma	sophism	{f}
sofisticación	sophistication	{f}
sofisticado	sophisticated	{adj}
sofito	soffit	{m} [architecture]
sofocante	stifling	{adj}
sofocante	suffocating	{adj}
sofocar	to suffocate	{v}
sofreír	to fry lightly	{v}
sofrito	Cooking condiment made out of fried ingredients, normally onion and garlic	{m}
sofrología	sophrology	{f}
softbolista	softballer	{mf}
soga	A sly or cunning person	{f} [figuratively]
soga	rope	{f}
sogún	shogun	{m}
soja	soya, soybean	{f}
soja	soy (soy sauce)	{f}
sojuzgar	to subjugate	{v}
sol	daylight (time between sunrise and sunset)	{m}
sol	sol (musical note)	{m}
sol	sun	{m}
sol	sunlight	{m}
sol	sunny side (of a place)	{m}
solamente	only, alone, merely	{adv}
solana	solarium	{f}
solana	strong sunshine	{f}
solana	sunny balcony	{f}
solana	sun terrace	{f}
solana	suntrap, sunny spot, sunny side, sunny place	{f}
solapa	lapel	{f}
solapar	to cover up	{v} [figuratively]
solapar	to overlap	{v}
solar	solar	{adj}
solar	tenement house	{m} [Cuba]
solar	ground, land	{m}
solar	house (of a family), noble lineage	{m}
solar	to pave	{v}
solar	to sole a shoe	{v}
solario	Variant of solárium	{m}
soldado	soldier	{mf}
soldado raso	private	{m} [military ranks]
soldadura	soldering	{f}
soldadura	welding	{f}
soldar	to solder	{v}
soldar	to weld	{v}
soleado	sunny	{adj}
solear	to sunbathe	{vr}
solear	to sun, put in the sun	{v}
soledad	solitude	{f}
Soledad	female given name	{prop}
soledumbre	solitude, loneliness	{f} [obsolete]
solemne	solemn	{adj}
solemnemente	solemnly	{adv}
solemnidad	festiveness	{f}
solemnidad	solemnity	{f}
solenoide	solenoid	{m}
soler	To be accustomed to doing something. To do something on a regular basis. Usually followed with an infinitive, e.g. suele llegar tarde, "he usually arrives late"	{v}
solicitante	applicant	{mf}
solicitar	to attract	{v} [physics]
solicitar	to ask for, to solicit	{v}
solicitar	to request	{v}
solicitud	application	{f}
solicitud	solicitation	{f}
solicitud	survey	{f}
solidaridad	solidarity	{f}
solidario	solidary	{adj}
solidificación	freezing, solidification	{f}
solidificar	to solidify	{v}
soliloquio	soliloquy	{m}
solipsismo	solipsism (theory)	{m}
solitario	lonely	{adj}
solitón	soliton	{m} [physics, mathematics]
solitud	solitude	{f}
sollozar	to sob	{v}
sollozo	sob	{m}
solo	alone, by oneself	{adj}
solo	lonely, lonesome	{adj}
solo	sole, only, unique, single	{adj}
solo	only, solely, just	{adv}
Sololá	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
solomillo	sirloin (cut of beef)	{m}
solárium	sunroom, solarium	{m}
solsticio	solstice	{m}
soltar	to let go	{v}
soltar	to let loose (release from restraint)	{v}
soltar	to release	{v}
soltarse	reflexive form of soltar	{vr}
soltera	bachelorette	{f}
solterón	confirmed bachelor, old bachelor (older man uninterested in committed relationships)	{m} [pejorative]
soltero	single, unmarried	{adj}
soltero	bachelor	{m}
soltero	bachelorette	{m}
solterona	spinster, old maid (A woman who has never been married, especially one past the normal marrying age according to social traditions)	{f} [pejorative]
solubilidad	solubility	{f}
soluble	soluble	{adj}
solución	solution	{f}
solucionar	to solve; to implement a solution	{v}
solventar	to solve, settle	{v}
solvente	solvent	{adj}
solver	to solve	{v} [obsolete]
somalí	Somali	{adj}
somalí	Somali	{mf}
Somalia	Somalia	{prop}
somatología	somatology	{f}
somatostatina	somatostatin	{f} [hormone]
somatotropina	somatotrophin	{f} [hormone]
somatotropo	somatotrophic	{adj}
sombra	ghost	{f}
sombra	shade	{f}
sombra	shadow	{f}
sombrear	to shade	{v}
sombrerera	hatbox	{f}
sombrerería	a shop were hats are being sold	{f}
sombrerero	hatter	{m}
sombrerito	diminutive form of sombrero	{m}
sombrero	hat	{m}
sombrilla	parasol	{f}
sombrilla	sunshade	{f}
sombrío	gloomy, dark	{adj}
sombrío	shady, umbrageous	{adj}
someter	to subdue, to quell, to conquer	{v}
someter	to subject to	{v}
someter	to submit, to put forward (an opinion)	{v}
someter	to subordinate, to put under the control of	{v}
sometido	submissive, subordinate	{adj}
somnífero	soporific	{adj}
somnífero	soporific, sleeping pill	{m}
somnolencia	drowsiness, sleepiness	{m}
somnoliento	sleepy	{adj}
somnoliento	somniferous, soporific	{adj}
somático	somatic	{adj}
son	A musical composition in this form	{m}
son	An Afro-Cuban musical form	{m}
son	A pleasant sound, tone	{m}
sonaja	rattle	{f}
sonajero	rattle (baby's toy)	{m}
sonambulismo	somnambulism, sleepwalking	{m}
sonar	to ring a bell	{v} [figuratively]
sonar	to sound, to ring	{v}
sonar la flauta	to fluke	{v} [idiomatic]
sonarse la nariz	to blow one's nose	{v}
sonda	probe	{f}
sondar	to sound	{v}
sondear	to sound (to test with a probe)	{v}
sondeo	sounding, probing	{m}
sondeo	survey, poll	{m}
sondeo a pie de urna	exit poll	{m}
soneto	sonnet	{m}
Sonia	female given name, cognate to Sonya	{prop}
sonido	A sound, noise	{m}
sonido	A tone	{m}
sonido de bip	A beep (sound)	{m}
sonámbulo	somnambulist, sleepwalker	{m}
Sonora	A state of Mexico	{prop}
sonorense	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Sonora	{adj}
sonoridad	sound	{f}
sonoro	rapturous	{adj}
sonoro	sound, sonorous	{adj}
sonreír	to smile	{v}
sonriente	smiling	{adj}
sonrisa	smile	{f}
sonrizón	superlative form of sonrisa; grin, cheeser	{m}
sonrojar	to cause to blush	{v}
sonsacar	to elicit, draw out (information)	{v}
soñolencia	drowsiness, sleepiness	{m}
soñoliento	sleepy	{adj}
soñoliento	somniferous, soporific	{adj}
sopa	soup	{f}
sopaipilla	sopaipilla	{f}
sopanda	brace, crossbeam	{f}
sopanda	spring	{f} [New Mexico]
sopar	to make soup	{v}
sopera	soup tureen	{f}
sopesar	to evaluate	{v}
soplado	very clean	{adj}
soplagaitas	buffoon; idiot	{m}
soplamocos	hit in the face	{m}
soplapollas	twat; dick; dickhead (idiot)	{m} [vulgar]
soplar	to blow	{v}
soplar	to inspire	{v}
soplar	to prompt	{v}
soplar	to tattle, to snitch	{v}
soplar	to whisper	{v}
soplete	blowtorch	{m}
soplete	spray gun	{m}
soplón	informer, tattler	{m}
soplo	an exhalation	{m}
soplo	a sigh, a puff	{m}
sopor	drowsiness	{m}
soporífero	soporific	{adj}
soportable	tolerable, bearable	{adj}
soportar	to put up with, tolerate	{v}
soportar	to support a weight or load	{v}
soporte	mount, mounting	{m}
soporte	support, strut, pillar	{m}
soprano	soprano (pitch)	{m}
soprano	soprano (singer)	{m}
sor	sister	{f} [religion]
sorabo	Sorbian	{adj}
sorabo	Sorbian language	{m}
sorbato	sorbate	{m} [organic compound]
sorber	to swallow	{v} [figuratively]
sorber	to absorb, to suck in, to soak up	{v}
sorber	to sip, to suck	{v}
sorbitol	sorbitol	{m} [organic compounds]
sorbo	sip	{m}
Sorbona	Sorbonne	{prop}
sorbosa	sorbose	{f} [carbohydrates]
sordera	deafness	{f}
sordidez	sordidness	{f}
sordo	deaf	{adj}
sordo	dull, muted	{adj} [of a sound]
sordo	voiceless	{adj} [phonetics]
sordo	deaf person	{m}
sordomudo	deaf and dumb; deaf-mute	{adj}
sordomudo	deaf-mute	{m}
soriano	Of or pertaining to the province of Soria	{adj}
soriano	Native or resident of Soria, a Spanish province	{m}
soro	sorus	{m} [botany]
sorprendente	surprising	{adj}
sorprendentemente	surprisingly	{adv}
sorprender	To surprise	{v}
sorprendido	surprised	{adj}
sorpresa	surprise	{f}
sorpresita	diminutive form of sorpresa	{f}
sortear	to avoid, come around (an obstacle or a danger), get round	{v}
sortear	to raffle off, draw lots	{v}
sorteo	lottery, raffle	{m}
sortija	a Spanish guessing game	{f}
sortija	ring (round piece worn around the finger)	{f}
sortilegio	magical spell	{m}
sortilegio	sorcery, witchcraft	{m}
sorvete	drinking straw	{m} [Puerto Rico]
sosa	glasswort	{f} [plants]
sosa	sodium hydroxide, soda ash	{f}
Sosa	Spanish surname	{prop}
sosegar	To calm	{v}
sosegar	To calm down	{v}
sosias	double (a person resembling or standing for another)	{m}
sosiego	calm, peace, serenity	{m}
soslayar	to evade	{v}
soslayo	slanted	{adj}
soso	bland, tasteless (lacking taste)	{adj}
soso	dull (nor exciting)	{adj}
sospecha	suspicion	{f}
sospechar	to suspect	{v}
sospecho	suspicion	{m}
sospechosa	feminine form of sospechoso	{f}
sospechoso	suspicious	{adj}
sospechoso	suspect	{m}
sostener	to hold, sustain	{v}
sostenibilidad	sustainability	{f}
sostenible	sustainable	{adj}
sostenido	sharp	{adj} [music]
sostenido	supported	{adj}
sostenido	sustainable	{adj}
sostenido	sustained	{adj}
sostén	bra, brassière	{m}
sostén	support, prop	{m}
sostén	sustenance, nourishment	{m}
sota	insolent woman	{f}
sota	jack in a pack of cards	{f}
sotana	cassock	{f}
soterrar	to bury underground, inter	{v}
Soto	Spanish surname	{prop}
sotol	sotol (all senses)	{m} [chiefly, Mexico]
soviético	soviet	{adj}
soy inglesa	I am English	{phrase}
soy inglés	I am English	{phrase}
spanglish	Spanglish	{m}
súper	superb, great	{adj} [familiar]
súper	supermarket	{m}
súplica	plea (appeal, petition, entreaty)	{f}
sportinguista	A supporter, player or coach of Real Sporting de Gijón	{mf} [soccer]
séptimo	seventh	{adj}
séptimo	seventh	{m}
síquico	alternative spelling of psíquico	{adj}
séquito	entourage, retinue	{m}
Sr	Mr	{abbr}
Sra	Mrs	{abbr}
sórbico	sorbic	{adj}
sórdido	greedy	{adj}
sórdido	sordid, dirty	{adj}
Sres	Messrs.	{abbr}
Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka	{prop}
Srta	Miss	{abbr}
sésamo	sesame (plant)	{m}
SS. HH.	toilet or toilets	{initialism}
sísmico	seismic	{adj}
Sta.	abbreviation of santa (saint)	{f}
Stalingrado	Stalingrad	{prop}
standard	standard	{adj}
standing	status, standing, class	{m}
sótano	cellar, basement	{m}
sótano	pit	{m} [chiefly, Northern Mexico]
statu quo	status quo	{m}
Stgo.	Santiago de Chile	{abbr}
sátira	satire	{f}
sátiro	satyr	{m}
striptease	striptease	{m}
su	apocopic form of suyo His, her, its, one's, their	{adj} [before the noun]
su	apocopic form of suyo Your	{adj} [before the noun, formal]
su	About, approximately	{adv}
suaheli	Swahili (language)	{m}
suahili	Swahili (language)	{m}
suajili	Swahili (language)	{m}
suave	cool, acceptable, easy	{adj}
suave	suave, soft, smooth	{adj}
suavemente	softly	{adv}
suavidad	mildness	{f}
suavidad	smoothness	{f}
suavidad	softness	{f}
suavizante	fabric softener	{m}
suavizar	to ease, to relieve	{v}
suavizar	to soften, smooth	{v}
suazi	Swazi	{adj}
suazi	Swazi	{mf}
Suazilandia	Swaziland	{prop}
sub-	sub-	{prefix}
subarrendar	to sublease, sublet	{v}
subasta	auction	{f}
subastador	auctioneer	{m}
subastar	to auction, auction off	{v}
subatómico	subatomic	{adj}
subcomité	subcommittee	{m}
subconjunto	subgroup; subset	{m} [mathematics]
subconsciencia	subconscious	{f}
subconsciente	subconscious	{adj}
subcontratar	to subcontract	{v}
subcontratista	subcontractor	{mf}
subcultura	subculture	{f}
subdisciplina	subdiscipline	{f}
subdividir	to subdivide	{v}
subestimar	to underestimate	{v}
subfamilia	subfamily	{f}
subfilo	subphylum	{m} [taxonomy]
subgenital	subgenital	{adj}
subgrupo	subgroup	{m} [mathematics]
subhúmedo	subhumid	{adj}
subibaja	A see-saw	{m}
subida	acclivity	{f}
subida	rise	{f}
subir	to upload	{v} [computing]
subir	to climb	{v}
subir	to go up or come up	{v}
subir	to raise	{v}
subirse a las barbas	to walk over (someone)	{vt} [idiomatic]
subjefe	assistant, subordinate	{mf}
subjefe	sous-chef, assistant chef	{mf}
subjetividad	subjectivity	{f}
subjetivo	subjective	{adj}
subjeto	alternative form of sujeto	{m} [rare]
subjuntivo	subjunctive	{adj}
subjuntivo	subjunctive mood	{m}
sublevación	uprising	{f}
sublevar	to provoke into rebellion	{v}
sublimar	to sublimate	{v}
sublime	sublime	{adj}
subliminal	subliminal	{adj}
sublingual	sublingual	{adj}
submarino	submarine	{adj}
submarino	submarine	{m}
subnormal	subnormal	{adj}
suboficial	non-commissioned officer	{m}
suboficial	petty officer	{m}
suborbital	suborbital	{adj}
subordinado	subordinate, subordinating	{adj}
subordinado	subordinate	{m}
subordinar	to subordinate	{v}
subproducto	byproduct, subproduct	{m}
subrayar	to emphasize, stress	{v}
subrayar	to underline, underscore	{v}
subrepticiamente	surreptitiously	{adv}
subrepticio	clandestine or hidden	{adj}
subrepticio	having or feigning stealth	{adj}
subrepticio	surreptitious	{adj}
subsahariano	sub-Saharan	{adj}
subsanar	to rectify	{v}
subscribir	to subscribe	{v}
subsecretario	undersecretary, deputy secretary	{m}
subseguir	to follow next, be subsequent	{v}
subsidiar	to subsidize	{v}
subsidio	subsidy	{m}
subsiguiente	subsequent	{adj}
subsistencia	subsistence	{f}
subsistir	to subsist	{v}
substantivo	noun	{m}
substituir	alternative form of sustituir	{v}
substracción	subtraction	{f}
substraer	subtract (to remove or reduce)	{v}
subsucesión	subseries	{f} [mathematics]
subsuelo	subsoil	{m}
subterfugio	subterfuge	{m}
subterráneo	subterranean	{adj}
subterráneo	underground	{m}
subtilisina	subtilisin	{f} [enzyme]
subtitulado	subtitled	{adj}
subtítulo	subtitle	{m}
subunidad	subunit	{f}
suburbano	suburban	{adj}
suburbano	inhabitant of a suburb	{m}
suburbio	suburb, outskirts, poor areas particularly	{m}
subvención	subvention	{f}
subvencionar	to subsidize	{v}
subversión	subversion	{f}
subyacer	to underlie	{vi}
succión	suction	{f}
succinato	succinate	{m} [organic compound]
succiniltransferasa	succinyltransferase	{f} [enzyme]
succionar	to suck up	{v}
succínico	succinic	{adj}
suceder	to come to pass	{v}
suceder	to happen, to befall, to occur	{v}
suceder	to succeed to, to follow	{v}
sucedáneo	substitute	{adj} [of a substance]
sucedáneo	substitute	{m}
sucesión	series	{f} [mathematics]
sucesión	succession	{f}
sucesivamente	successively	{adv}
sucesivo	successive	{adj}
suceso	event, happening	{m}
sucesor	succeeding	{adj}
sucesor	successor	{m}
sucesorio	successional	{adj}
Suchitepéquez	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
suciedad	dirt	{f}
suciedad	dirtiness	{f}
suciedad	prurience, metaphorical dirtiness	{f}
sucintamente	succinctly	{adv}
sucinto	succinct, brief, concise	{adj}
sucio	dirty, filthy	{adj}
sucio	obscene, vulgar	{adj}
sucio	sinful, tainted	{adj}
sucitar	bring up	{v}
sucitar	provoke	{v}
sucralosa	sucralose	{f} [carbohydrates]
sucumbir	to succumb	{v}
sucursal	branch (of a company or organization, attributive)	{adj}
sucursal	branch (of a company or organization)	{f}
sudaca	Latin American	{mf} [offensive, derogatory, vulgar, slang]
sudadera	sweatshirt, hoodie	{f}
sudafricana	feminine form of sudafricano	{f}
sudafricano	South African	{adj}
sudafricano	South African	{m}
sudamericano	South American	{adj}
sudamericano	South American	{m}
Sudamérica	South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas)	{prop}
sudanés	Sudanese	{adj}
sudanés	Sudanese	{m}
sudar	to sweat	{v}
sudario	shroud	{m}
sudeste	southeast	{m}
Sudáfrica	South Africa	{prop}
Sudán	Sudan (Republic of Sudan)	{prop}
Sudán del Sur	South Sudan	{prop}
sudoku	sudoku	{m} [games, puzzles]
sudor	sweat	{m}
sueca	feminine form of sueco	{f}
Suecia	Sweden	{prop}
sueco	Swedish (from or native to Sweden)	{adj}
sueco	Swedish (pertaining to Sweden)	{adj}
sueco	a Swede	{m}
sueco	the Swedish language	{prop}
suegra	mother-in-law (spouse's mother)	{f}
suegro	parent-in-law; father-in-law (mother-in-law for the feminine form)	{m}
suela	sole	{f}
sueldo	salary	{m}
suelo	ground, floor, soil	{m}
suelo de fundación	Area where the foundations of a building or a complex are located	{m}
suelo permanentemente congelado	permafrost	{m}
suelo permanentemente helado	permafrost	{m}
suelto	free, agile, fluent	{adj}
suelto	free, loose, undone	{adj}
suelto	isolated, separate	{adj}
sueno	sound	{m} [obsolete]
sueño	dream	{m}
sueño	sleepiness	{m}
sueño libertador	liberator dream	{m} [literally]
sueño libertador	The dream of winning the Copa Libertadores football (soccer) competition. Thus, when a team gets eliminated from the competition, it is said that the team has waken up from the liberator dream	{m} [sports, soccer]
sueño mojado	wet dream	{m}
suero	IV or intravenous line or fluid	{m}
suero	serum	{m}
suero	whey	{m}
suero de soya	whey	{m}
suerte	lottery ticket	{f} [Latin America]
suerte	luck, fortune	{f}
suerte	sort, kind, type	{f}
suerte	good luck!	{interj}
suertudo	lucky (having good luck)	{adj}
suertudo	lucky devil; lucky sod	{m}
suficiente	sufficient	{adj}
suficientemente	sufficiently	{adv}
sufijación	suffixation	{f}
sufijo	[of an affix] suffixed	{adj}
sufijo	suffix	{m}
sufragar	To vote	{v} [Latin America]
sufragar	to help	{v}
sufragar	to support	{v}
sufragio	suffrage	{m}
sufragista	suffragist/suffragette	{mf}
sufridor	suffering	{adj}
sufridor	sufferer	{m}
sufrimiento	suffering	{m}
sufrir	to suffer	{v}
sufrútice	subshrub, suffrutex	{m}
sugerencia	suggestion	{f}
sugerir	to suggest	{v}
sugestión	suggestion	{f}
sugestionar	to influence	{v}
sugestivo	suggestive	{adj}
suicida	suicidal	{adj}
suicida	suicide (person)	{mf}
suicidar	to commit suicide	{vr}
suicidar	to kill	{vt} [colloquial, euphemistic]
suicidarse	to commit suicide	{v}
suicidio	suicide (the act of killing oneself)	{m}
suite	suite (rooms, hotel)	{f}
Suiza	Switzerland	{prop}
suizo	Swiss	{adj}
suizo	A person from Switzerland	{m}
sujeción	subjection	{f}
sujetado	subjected	{adj}
sujetador	bra, brassiere	{m}
sujetador	clip, pin (for hair, papers etc.)	{m}
sujetador	fastener	{m}
sujetapapeles	clip; paperclip	{m}
sujetar	to steady, hold, secure, attach, fasten	{v}
sujetar	to subject	{v}
sujeto	attached	{adj}
sujeto	held, grasped	{adj}
sujeto	matter, subject	{m}
sujeto	person	{m}
sulfatar	to sulfate	{v}
sulfato	sulfate	{m} [organic compound, inorganic compound]
sulfónico	sulfonic	{adj}
sulfonamida	sulfonamide	{f} [chemistry]
sulfonato	sulfonate	{m} [chemistry]
sulfuro	sulfide	{m} [chemistry]
sulfuroso	sulfurous	{adj}
sulfóxido	sulfoxide	{m} [chemistry]
sultanato	sultanate	{m}
sultán	sultan	{m}
suma	addition	{f}
suma	sum	{f}
Su Majestad	His Majesty, Her Majesty	{m}
Su Majestad	Your Majesty	{m}
sumamente	extremely	{adv}
sumamente	highly	{adv}
sumamente	most	{adv}
sumar	To add, to add up	{v} [mathematics]
sumar	to add	{v}
sumar dos más dos	to put two and two together	{v} [idiomatic]
sumario	summary	{adj}
sumario	summary	{m}
suma sacerdotisa	high priestess, feminine form of sumo sacerdote	{n}
sumergible	(by extension) Waterproof	{adj}
sumergible	Submersible	{adj}
sumergible	A submarine	{m}
sumergir	to submerge	{v}
Sumeria	Sumer	{prop}
sumerio	Sumerian	{adj}
sumerio	Sumerian (language)	{m}
sumerio	Sumerian (person)	{m}
sumiller	A wine waiter or sommelier	{m}
suministrador	supplier	{m}
suministrar	to provide	{v}
suministro	provision, supply	{m}
sumir	to submerge	{v}
sumisión	submission	{f}
sumisión	submissiveness	{f}
sumiso	submissive	{adj}
sumo	highest, greatest, superlative	{adj}
sumo	sumo	{m} [martial arts]
sumo sacerdote	high priest	{n}
suncho	Flourensia campestris	{m}
suncho	hoop	{m}
sunita	Sunni	{mf}
suntuosamente	richly	{adv}
suntuosidad	sumptuosity	{f}
suntuoso	sumptuous	{adj}
supeditar	to subordinate	{v}
super-	super-, over-	{prefix}
superable	superable	{adj}
superación	overcoming	{f}
superación	self-improvement	{f}
superar	to surpass	{v}
supercalifragilisticoexpialidoso	supercalifragilisticexpialidocious	{adj}
superconductividad	superconductivity	{f}
supercuerda	superstring	{f}
superenrollado	supercoiled	{adj} [genetics]
superenrollamiento	supercoil	{m} [genetics]
superestrella	superstar	{f}
superestructura	superstructure	{f}
superfamilia	superfamily	{f}
superficial	shallow, lacking substance	{adj}
superficial	surficial	{adj}
superficialmente	superficially	{adv}
superficie	surface	{f}
superfilo	superphylum	{m} [taxonomy]
superfluamente	superfluously	{adv}
superfluidad	superfluity	{f}
superfluo	superfluous	{adj}
supergigante	supergiant	{f}
supergigante azul	blue supergiant	{f}
superhombre	overman, superman	{m}
superhéroe	superhero	{m}
superintendente	superintendent	{mf}
superior	better	{adj}
superior	superior	{adj}
superior	upper, higher	{adj}
superior	boss	{m}
superiora	mother superior	{f}
superioridad	superiority	{f}
superlativo	superlative	{m}
superliga	superleague	{f} [sports]
supermasivo	supermassive	{adj}
supermercado	supermarket	{m}
supermán	superman (person of extraordinary or seemingly superhuman powers)	{m}
super-Niño	super-Niño	{m}
supernova	supernova	{m}
superpesado	super heavyweight (boxing class)	{m} [boxing]
superponer	to superimpose	{v}
superposición	superposition	{f}
supersónico	supersonic	{adj}
superstición	superstition	{f}
supersticioso	superstitious	{adj}
supervisar	to supervise	{vt}
supervisión	supervision	{f}
supervisor	supervisor	{m}
superávit	surplus	{m}
supervivencia	survival	{f}
supervivencialista	A survivalist	{m}
superviviente	survivor	{mf}
superóxido	superoxide	{m} [chemistry]
superyó	In psychoanalysis, Freud's concept of superego	{m}
supinador	supinator; muscle that causes supination	{m} [anatomy]
supinador largo	brachioradialis	{m}
suplantar	to supplant	{v}
suplefaltas	fall guy; scapegoat	{m}
suplemental	supplemental, supplementary	{adj}
suplementario	supplementary	{adj}
suplemento	supplement	{m}
suplente	substitute, surrogate (person that acts as a substitute)	{mf}
suplicar	to beg; to supplicate	{v}
suplicio	anguish, suffering, torment, torture	{m}
suplicio	punishment	{m}
suplir	to substitute	{v}
suplir	to supply	{v}
suponer	to suppose, assume, or guess	{v}
suposición	supposition	{f}
supositorio	suppository, (small medicinal plug that is inserted into the rectum)	{m}
supraorganismo	supraorganism	{m}
suprarrenal	suprarenal	{adj}
supremacía	supremacy	{f}
supremo	supreme	{adj}
supresión	deletion	{f}
supresión	suppression	{f}
suprimir	to suppress	{v}
supuestamente	supposedly	{adv}
supuesto	supposed, self-styled, alleged	{adj}
supuesto	assumption, hypothesis	{m}
supuesto que	since, inasmuch as	{conj}
supurar	to ooze	{v}
supurar	to produce pus	{v}
supurativo	suppurative; forming or discharging pus	{adj}
sur	south	{m}
Suramérica	South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas)	{prop}
surcar	to plow	{v}
surcir	To darn; to mend	{vt}
surcoreano	South Korean	{adj}
surcoreano	South Korean	{m}
sureña	feminine form of sureño	{f}
sureño	southern	{adj}
sureño	southerner	{m}
sureste	southeast	{m}
Suárez	Spanish surname	{prop}
surf	surfing	{m}
surfear	to surf	{v}
surf nevero	snowboarding	{m}
surgimiento	emergence, rise	{m}
surgir	to appear	{vi}
surgir	to emerge	{vi}
Surinam	Suriname	{prop}
surinamés	Surinamese	{adj}
surinamés	Surinamese	{m}
suroeste	southwest	{m}
surrealismo	surrealism	{m}
surrealista	surreal	{adj}
surrealista	surrealistic	{adj}
surrealista	surrealist	{mf}
surtido	assorted	{adj}
surtir	to furnish, to stock	{v}
surtir	to provide	{v}
surtir	to spurt, to shoot up	{v}
surto	tranquil, calm	{adj}
surubí	Any of several catfishlike fishes of the genus Pseudoplatystoma	{m}
sus	Your	{adj} [formal]
Susana	female given name, equivalent to English Susan	{prop}
Susana	Susanna (Biblical figure)	{prop}
susceptible	amenable	{adj}
suscitar	to provoke	{v}
suscribir	to subscribe	{v}
sushi	sushi	{m}
suspender	to flunk, to fail to pass an exam or class	{v}
suspender	to suspend	{v}
suspendido	failed (exam)	{adj}
suspendido	suspended	{adj}
suspense	suspense	{m}
suspensión	hanging, dangling, suspending	{f}
suspensión	suspense, uncertainty, anxiety	{f}
suspensión	suspension	{f}
suspensión	suspension, interruption, discontinuation, cessation	{f}
suspenso	suspense	{m}
suspensorio	jockstrap	{m}
suspensorio	suspensory	{m}
suspicacia	suspicion, mistrust	{f}
suspicaz	suspicious, suspect	{adj}
suspirar	to sigh	{v}
suspiro	sigh	{m}
sustancia	substance	{f}
sustancial	substantial	{adj}
sustancialmente	substantially	{adv}
sustantivo	substantive	{adj}
sustantivo	noun, substantive	{m}
sustentabilidad	sustainability	{f}
sustentable	sustainable	{adj}
sustentación	defense (of a thesis)	{f} [academic]
sustentación	sustainment	{f}
sustentar	to sustain	{v}
sustento	A person's livelihood	{m}
sustento	A support	{m}
sustento	Sustenance	{m}
suástica	Variant form of esvástica	{f} [Latin America]
sustitución	substitution	{f}
sustituir	to replace	{v}
sustitutivo	substitutive	{adj}
sustituto	substitute	{m}
susto	fright	{m}
sustracción	subtraction	{f}
sustraer	to subtract	{vt}
sustrato	substrate	{m}
susurrar	to whisper, susurrate	{v}
susurro	whisper, murmur	{m}
suéter	sweater, pullover	{m}
sutil	subtle	{adj}
sutileza	subtlety	{f}
sutura	suture	{f}
suturar	to suture	{v}
suya	feminine form of suyo His, hers, its	{adj}
suya	Yours, your, to you	{adj} [formal]
suya	Theirs, their, to them	{adj}
suya	feminine form of suyo His, hers, its	{pron}
suya	Yours	{pron} [formal]
suya	Theirs	{pron}
suyas	feminine plural of suyo His, hers, its	{adj}
suyas	Yours, your, to you	{adj} [formal]
suyas	Theirs, their, to them	{adj}
suyas	feminine plural of suyo His, hers, its	{pron}
suyas	Yours	{pron} [formal]
suyas	Theirs	{pron}
suyo	Yours, your, to you	{adj} [formal]
suyo	His, hers, its, to her	{adj}
suyo	Theirs, their, to them	{adj}
suyo	Yours	{pron} [formal]
suyo	His, hers, its	{pron}
suyo	Theirs	{pron}
suyos	Yours, your, to you	{adj} [formal]
suyos	Theirs, their, to them	{adj}
suyos	Yours	{pron} [formal]
suyos	Theirs	{pron}
svastika	swastika	{f}
swahili	Swahili (language)	{m}
sigilosamente	stealthily