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Spanish word | meaning in English | features |
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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 |