Spanish words starting with T:

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Spanish word	meaning in English	features
té	tea	{m}
t	The 21st letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
tú	Singular informal pronoun. you	{pron}
T	The 21st letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
tía	woman	{f} [colloquial, Spain]
tía	feminine form of tío aunt; the sister of any of both parents	{f}
TA	Tamaulipas (Mexican state)	{abbr}
tía-abuela	great-aunt	{f}
tabú	taboo	{adj}
tabú	taboo	{m}
taba	anklebone	{f}
tabacalera	tobacco company	{f}
tabaco	tobacco	{m}
tabaque	wicker basket	{m}
tabaquería	tobacconist's, tobacco shop	{f}
tabaquismo	addiction to tobacco	{m}
Tabasco	A state of Mexico	{prop}
tabasqueño	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tabasco	{adj}
taberna	pub, tavern	{f}
tabernáculo	tabernacle	{m}
tabique	Thin wall, or partition	{m}
tabla	board, plank	{f}
tabla	table (furniture)	{f} [obsolete]
tabla	slab	{f}
tabla	table (grid or matrix, in a book)	{f}
tabla de snow	snowboard (board)	{f}
tabla de snow	snowboarding (sport)	{f}
tablaestela	wakeboarding	{m}
tabla periódica	periodic table (chart of the chemical elements by atomic number)	{f}
tablero	board	{m}
tablero	checkerboard	{m}
tablero	counter	{m}
tablero	leaf (flat section used to extend a table)	{m}
tablero	long spine board	{m}
tablero	panel	{m}
tablero	petrel (bird)	{m}
tablero	switchboard	{m}
tableta	tablet computer	{f}
tableta	tablet, pill	{f}
tabletear	to rattle	{v}
tableteo	rattle	{m}
tablón	board	{m}
tablón	bulletin board	{m}
tablón	plank	{m}
tablón	signboard	{m}
tabloide	tabloid	{m}
tabloncillo	wooden floor	{m}
tabulador	tabulator	{m}
tabular	tabular	{adj}
tabular	to tabulate	{v}
taburete	stool	{m}
taburete	taboret	{m}
tacaño	stingy	{adj}
tacha	Any cross out sign (/, \, - or X)	{f}
tacha	An ecstasy pill; MDMA	{f} [slang]
tachar	to cross out	{v}
tachar	to omit, leave out	{v}
tachas	Ecstasy; MDMA; the individual tablets thereof	{fp}
tachonar	to stud	{v}
tachuela	tack; a small metal fastener	{f}
taciturnidad	taciturnity	{f}
taciturno	taciturn, quiet, silent	{adj}
tacleada	A tackle; the bringing to the ground of the ball carrier in American football	{f}
taclear	to tackle	{v}
tacón	heel	{m}
taco	traffic jam	{m} [Chile]
taco	cue (a stick used to play billiards, snooker, pool, etc)	{m}
taco	dowel (a longer piece of wood, plastic, or other material)	{m}
taco	taco (type of food)	{m} [Mexico]
taco	peg (a short, thick piece of wood, metal, or other material)	{m}
taco	a curse word, a swear word, a profanity, a slur	{m} [Spain]
taco	stopper, plug, wad (small bundle of material made to cover, stop, or fill a hole)	{m}
taco de ojo	A good or pleasant sight	{m} [colloquial, Mexico]
tacto	discretion; tact	{m}
tacto	touch	{m}
tacuache	Variant form of tlacuache	{m}
Tacuba	Tacuba (the El Salvador city)	{prop}
Tadeo	Thaddeus, the apostle.	{prop} [biblical character]
Tadeo	male given name	{prop}
taekwondista	taekwondo fighter	{mf}
taekwondo	taekwondo	{m}
tañer	to play (an instrument)	{v}
tañer	to ring (a bell)	{v}
tañer	to strum	{v}
tafeta	taffeta	{f}
tafetán	taffeta	{m}
tagalo	Tagalog	{adj}
tagalo	Tagalog (language)	{prop}
tagatosa	tagatose	{f} [carbohydrates]
tahúr	cardsharp	{m}
tahúr	gambler	{m}
tañido	ring (of a bell)	{m}
taikonauta	taikonaut	{mf}
Tailandia	Thailand (Country in Southeast Asia)	{prop}
tailandés	Thai	{adj}
tailandés	Thai	{m}
taimado	artful; sly; crafty	{adj}
taita	daddy	{m} [Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, rural, childish]
taita	valiant and handsome man	{m} [Argentina, Uruguay]
taiwanés	Taiwanese	{adj}
taiwanés	Taiwanese (person from Taiwan)	{m}
Taiwán	Taiwan (East Asian country)	{prop}
tajada	chop, slice	{f}
tajante	categorical	{adj}
tajante	emphatic	{adj}
tajantemente	categorically	{adv}
tajantemente	emphatically	{adv}
tajar	to cut; to slice to chop	{v}
tajar	to sharpen	{v}
Tajo	Tagus	{prop}
tal	such	{adj}
talador	lumberjack	{m}
talador furtivo	poacher	{n} [logging]
taladrador	drill, a tool for creating holes in a workpiece	{m}
taladrar	to drill	{v}
taladro	A drill; a tool for creating holes in a workpiece	{m}
talalgia	talalgia	{f}
talar	covering or reaching the heel (cloth, garment or accesories)	{adj}
talar	to cut, cut down (particularly a tree, forest)	{v}
talco	talcum powder	{m} [cosmetics]
talco	talc	{m} [mineral]
talega	1000 pesos	{f}
talega	mint, money (amount of money)	{f} [also in the plural]
talega	A slim bag made of linen cloth	{f}
talego	jail	{m}
talego	sack, bag	{m}
talento	talent	{m}
talentoso	talented	{adj}
talento voz	voice talent	{f}
talibán	Taliban (attributive)	{adj}
talibán	member of the Taliban	{mf}
talio	thallium	{m}
talismán	talisman (magical amulet)	{m}
talla	carving	{f}
talla	joke	{f} [Chile, colloquial]
talla	height	{f}
talla	size	{f}
tallador	carver	{m}
tallador	engraver	{m}
tallador	croupier (person who collects bets and pays out winnings at a gambling table)	{m} [Latin America]
tallar	to measure	{v}
tallar	to sculpt	{v}
tallarín	noodle	{m}
taller	workshop	{m}
Tallin	Tallinn (city in Estonia)	{prop}
tallo	stalk, stem	{m}
talmúdico	Talmudic	{adj}
Talmud	Talmud	{prop}
talón	heel	{m} [anatomy]
talón	check	{m}
talón	heel (shoe)	{m}
talón de Aquiles	Achilles heel; the weak point of a person, thing, or process	{m}
talonario	checkbook or other booklet with part that can be torn off leaving a stub	{m}
talosa	talose	{f} [carbohydrates]
taltuza	gopher	{f} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua]
talud	slope (of a structure, wall or terrain)	{m}
tal vez	maybe, perhaps	{adv}
talvez	perhaps, maybe	{adv}
tamal	bundle, clumsy package	{m} [Central America, Mexico]
tamal	embroilment, imbroglio	{m} [Central America, Mexico]
tamal	tamal, tamale	{m} [Central America, Mexico]
tamale	tamale	{m} [dialect]
tamaño	so big; so small	{adj}
tamaño	size	{m}
tamarindo	A candy made of tamarind fruit	{m}
tamarindo	tamarind (fruit)	{m}
tamarindo	tamarind (tree)	{m}
Tamaulipas	A state of Mexico	{prop}
tamaulipeco	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tamaulipas	{adj}
tambalear	to reel	{v}
tambalear	to stagger	{v}
tambalear	to wobble	{v}
tambaleo	stagger	{m}
tambaleo	wobble	{m}
también	also, too	{adv}
tambor	drum	{m}
tambor	drum-shaped piece, part or device	{m}
tamborear	to drum (to knock successively)	{v}
tamboril	tabor (small drum)	{m}
tamborilear	to drum	{v}
tameme	porter, carrier	{m} [Honduras, Mexico]
Tamesí	a river in North-Eastern Mexico, which flows out in the Pánuco river, by Tampico	{prop}
tamil	Of or pertaining to the Tamil script	{adj}
tamil	Tamil; of or pertaining to the Tamil people of India and Sri Lanka, their culture, or language	{adj}
tamil	A Tamil person, belonging to the Tamil people	{mf}
tamil	The Tamil language	{mf}
tamiz	sieve	{m}
tamizar	to purify, to remove defects from	{v}
tamizar	to strain, to sieve, to sift	{v}
tampón	tampon (plug of cotton or other absorbent material)	{m}
tampoco	either (as well)	{adv}
tampoco	neither; nor	{adv}
tan	so, as	{adv}
tanatorio	funeral home	{m} [chiefly Spain]
tanda	beating, bashing	{f} [colloquial, Latin America]
tanda	duty, turn	{f}
tanda	group	{f}
tanda	series	{f}
tanda	session	{f}
tanda	task, work	{f}
tanda	time, instance	{f}
tanga	G-string, thong	{m}
tangana	ruckus; brawl	{f}
tangencial	tangential	{adj}
tangencialmente	tangentially	{adv}
tangente	tangent	{adjf} [geometry]
tangente	tangent	{f} [trigonometry]
tango	a style of music associated with the tango dance (used to accompany and set the beat for the dance)	{m}
tango	tango (ballroom dance)	{m}
tanguito	diminutive form of tango	{m}
Tania	female given name, cognate to the English Tania	{prop}
tanino	tannin	{m} [chemistry]
taíno	Taino (language)	{m}
taíno	Taino (people)	{m}
tanque	cistern	{m}
tanque	tank	{m}
tantalio	tantalum	{m}
tantear	to estimate	{v}
tantear	to grope	{v}
tantear	to weigh up, to size up, to sound out	{v}
tanteo	estimate	{m}
tanteo	scoring	{m}
tanteo	test, trial	{m}
tanteo	trial and error	{m}
tanto	so much, as much	{adj}
tanto	so much, long, hard, often, etc	{adv}
tanto	copy	{m}
tanto	portion	{m} [Latin America]
tanto	point (in a game)	{m}
tanto	poker chip, counter	{m}
tanto	so much, so many	{pron}
tantos	score	{mp}
Tanzania	Tanzania	{prop}
tanzano	Tanzanian	{adj}
tanzano	Tanzanian	{m}
taoísmo	Daoism, Taoism	{m}
taoísta	Daoist	{adj}
taoísta	Daoist	{mf}
tapa	appetizer (small portion of food)	{f}
tapa	lid, cover	{f}
tapacubos	hubcap	{m}
tapada	cover (action and effect of covering)	{f} [Colombia]
tapadera	disguise, camouflage, concealing, cover	{f}
tapadera	lid, cover	{f}
tapadillo	falsehood, bluff	{m} [colloquial]
tapado	covered	{adj}
tapa dura	hardback, hardcover	{n}
tapagrietas	filler (material to e.g. fill cracks)	{m}
tapanco	loft, attic	{m} [Mexico]
tapar	to cover	{v}
taparrabos	loincloth, swimming trunks	{m}
taparse	To cover oneself for protection from the elements, etc	{vr}
taparse	To cover oneself when naked	{vr}
tape	Scotch tape, tape	{m}
tapear	to have tapas, to dine on tapas, particularly from bar to bar	{v}
tapersex		{m} [soplink, sex toy, party]
tapete	runner, carpet, rug	{m}
tapete	tablecloth	{m}
tapia	adobe	{f}
tapia	adobe brick	{f}
tapia	enclosing wall	{f}
tapia	wall made of adobe bricks	{f}
tapiar	enclose	{v}
tapiar	wall up, brick	{v}
tapioca	tapioca	{f}
tapita	A cocktail sandwich, a biscuit, cheeser	{f}
tapita	A crispy slice of toast served with various toppings, especially avocado paste, cold cuts, and ensalada chilena	{f} [Chile]
tapiz	carpet	{m}
tapiz	tapestry	{m}
tapón	cap, plug	{m}
tapón	obstruction	{m}
tapón	traffic jam	{m}
taponar	to plug	{v}
taponear	to plug	{v} [Chile, Uruguay, Cuba]
taquera	feminine form of taquero	{f}
taquería	restaurant that serves tacos	{f} [Mexico]
taquero	Someone who makes or sells tacos	{m} [chiefly, Mexico]
taquero	cue rack	{m}
taquicardia	tachycardia	{m}
taquigrafía	shorthand; stenography, tachygraphy	{f}
taquilla	ticket office, box office	{f}
taquillazo	A blockbuster	{m}
taquillera	A blockbuster	{f}
taquillero	(of entertainment) box-office success, hit	{adj}
taquillero	box-office worker; ticket salesperson	{m}
taquito	a rolled-up taco	{m}
tara	defect, flaw	{f}
tara	deficiency	{f}
tara	tare (empty weight of a container)	{f}
tarada	feminine form of tarado	{f}
tarado	faulty, deficient	{adj}
tarado	stupid, dumb	{adj}
tarado	idiot	{m}
tararear	to hum	{v}
tardíamente	belatedly, tardily	{adv}
tardanza	delay	{f}
tardanza	tardiness	{f}
tardar	to be late	{v}
tardar	to delay	{v}
tardar	to last	{v}
tarde	late	{adj}
tarde	late	{adv}
tarde	afternoon	{f}
tarde	evening	{f}
tardío	belated, tardy, delayed	{adj}
tardo	slow, sluggish	{adj}
tardo	tardy	{adj}
tarea	homework	{f}
tarea	task	{f}
Targum	targum	{prop}
tarifa	fare	{f}
tarifa	fee	{f}
tarima	platform	{f}
tarja	plate	{f}
tarja	shield	{f}
tarja	tally	{f}
tarjeta	card	{f}
tarjeta de crédito	credit card	{f}
tarjeta inteligente	A smart card	{f}
tarántula	tarantula	{f}
tarraconense	from the city of Tarragona	{adj}
tarraconense	from the province of Tarragona	{adj}
Tarragona	Tarragona (city)	{prop}
Tarragona	Tarragona (province)	{prop}
Tarragona	The letter T in the Spanish phonetic alphabet	{prop}
tarro	jar, pot	{m}
tarsero	tarsier	{m}
tarso	tarsus (entire ankle)	{m} [anatomy]
tarso	tarsal (any bone of the ankle)	{m} [skeleton]
tarta	tart	{f}
tarta de queso	cheesecake	{f}
tartaleta	tart; tartlet	{f}
tartamudear	to stutter, stammer	{v}
tartamudeo	stutter	{m}
tartamudo	stuttering	{adj}
tartamudo	stutter	{m}
tartracina	tartrazine	{f} [organic compound]
tartrato	tartrate	{m} [organic compound]
tartárico	tartaric	{adj}
tasa	tax	{f}
tasación	assessment	{f}
tasador	assessor	{m}
tasadora	assessor	{f}
tasar	to appraise	{v}
tatami	tatami	{m}
tatarabuela	great-great-grandmother	{f}
tatarabuelo	great-great-grandparent; great-great-grandfather (great-great-grandmother for the feminine form)	{m}
tataranieto	great-great-grandchild; great-great-grandson (great-great-granddaughter for the feminine form)	{m}
tatatarabuela	great-great-great-grandmother	{f}
tatatarabuelo	great-great-great-grandfather	{m}
tatemar	to roast, to grill	{v} [Mexico]
tatuado	tattooed	{adj}
tatuaje	tattoo	{m}
tau	tauon (elementary particle)	{f}
tau	tau; the Greek letter Τ, τ	{f}
taumatina	thaumatin	{f} [protein]
tauón	tauon	{m}
taurina	taurine	{f} [biochemistry]
taurino	having the Zodiac sign Taurus	{adj}
taurino	taurine	{adj}
taurocólico	taurocholic	{adj}
taurocolato	taurocholate	{m} [organic compound]
tauromaquia	tauromachy, bullfighting	{f} [bullfighting]
tautológico	tautological	{adj}
tautología	tautology	{f}
tautomerasa	tautomerase	{f} [enzyme]
Tavernes de la Valldigna	a city in Spain, District of Safor, 54 km from Valencia	{prop}
taxcal	A basket used to carry or store tortillas	{m} [Mexico]
taxi	taxi	{m}
taxina	taxine	{f}
taxista	taxi driver	{mf}
taxonómico	taxonomic	{adj}
taxonomía	taxonomy	{f}
Tayikistán	Tajikistan	{prop}
tayiko	Tajik	{adj}
tayiko	Tajik	{m}
tayota	chayote	{f} [Dominican Republic]
taza	cup, mug	{f}
taza	toilet bowl	{f}
tazón	bowl	{m}
tazón	mug (large cup)	{m}
tb	también	{abbr} [texting, Internet]
TB	Tabasco (Mexican state)	{abbr}
tábano	gadfly (insect)	{m}
tácitamente	tacitly	{adv}
tácito	tacit	{adj}
TCM	abbreviation of tambien tambien como (In english, a.k.a.)	{abbr}
técnica	feminine form of técnico	{f}
técnica	technique	{f}
técnicamente	technically	{adv}
técnico	technical	{adj}
técnico	technician	{m}
táctica	tactic	{f}
táctica	tactics	{f}
tácticamente	tactically	{adv}
táctico	tactic	{adj}
táctico	tactician	{adj}
táctil	tactile	{adj}
TDAH	ADHD	{initialism}
té de limón	té de limón	{m}
te	Name of the letter t	{f}
te	you (familiar objective case form)	{pron}
te amo	I love you	{phrase}
teanina	theanine	{f}
teatral	theatrical	{adj}
teatro	theater	{m}
tebeo	comic, graphic novel	{m}
teca	teak	{f}
-teca	used for any kind of collection	{suffix}
-teca	used for various Mexican or Central American ethnicities	{suffix}
techar	to shingle	{v}
techo	ceiling	{m}
techo	roof	{m}
tecla	A key, button (on a machine or instrument)	{f}
tecla de borrado	delete, deletion key	{f}
teclado	keyboard (of a typewriter, piano, computer, etc.)	{m}
teclear	to type in	{v}
tecnócrata	technocrat	{mf}
tecnecio	technetium	{m}
-tecnia	skill, technique	{suffix}
tecno-	techno-	{prefix}
tecnocracia	technocracy	{f}
tecnocrático	technocratic	{adj}
tecnológicamente	technologically	{adv}
tecnológico	technological	{adj}
tecnología	technology	{f}
tecnosexual	technosexual	{adj}
tecol	The edible larva of the moth Hypopta agavis, used in traditional Mexican cuisine	{m} [Mexico]
tecolote	policeman	{m} [colloquial, dated, Mexico]
tecolote	owl	{m} [Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico]
tectita	tektite	{f}
tectónica	tectonics	{f} [geology]
tectónico	tectonic	{adj}
tedio	boredom	{m}
tedioso	tedious, boring, boresome, tiresome	{adj}
te echo de menos	I miss you	{phrase}
Tegucigalpa	Tegucigalpa	{prop}
Tegus	Nickname for Tegucigalpa, capital of Honduras	{prop}
Teguz	Nickname for Tegucigalpa, capital of Honduras	{prop}
teñir	to color, to dye, to stain	{v}
teja	a type of chocolate from Peru	{f}
teja	roof tile	{f}
teja	type of noodle	{f}
tejado	tiled roof	{m}
tejar	to tile	{vt}
Tejas	Texas, a state of the USA	{prop}
tejedor	weaver	{m}
tejer	to knit	{v}
tejer	to spin (a web, a tale)	{v}
tejer	to weave	{v}
tejido	tissue	{m} [biology]
tejido	fabric	{m}
tejón	badger	{m}
tejón	coati	{m} [Mexico]
tejo	yew	{m}
tejocote	Crataegus mexicana, a species of fruit-bearing hawthorn	{m} [Mexico]
tejocote	The small, yellowish fruit of this tree	{m} [Mexico]
tejolote	A type of stone pestle, often cylindrical in shape and used with a molcajete	{m} [Mexico]
tela	cloth (woven fabric)	{f}
tela	cash, dosh	{f} [colloquial]
tela	task	{f} [colloquial]
telar	loom	{m}
telaraña	spiderweb	{f}
tele	television	{f}
teleconferencia	teleconference	{f}
telefónicamente	telephonically, over the phone, by phone	{adv}
telefónico	telephonic; pertaining to telephones	{adj}
telefonía	telephony	{f}
telefonear	to telephone	{v}
teleférico	aerial tramway, cable car	{m}
telegrafía	telegraphy	{f}
telegrafiar	to telegraph	{v}
telegrama	telegram	{m}
telegráfico	telegraphic	{adj}
telemedida	telemetry	{f}
telenovela	soap opera	{f}
telepatía	telepathy	{f}
telepáticamente	telepathically	{adv}
telepático	telepathic	{adj}
telequinético	telekinetic	{adj}
telescopio	telescope	{m}
telescópico	telescopic	{adj}
telespectador	television viewer	{m}
teletsunami	teletsunami	{m}
televidente	television viewer	{mf}
televisar	to televise	{v}
televisión	television	{f}
televisivo	televisable, televisual	{adj}
televisivo	TV, television (attributive)	{adj}
televisor	television	{m}
teléfono	telephone, phone	{m}
teléfono celular	cell phone	{m}
teléfono móvil	cell phone [US], mobile phone [UK, Australia]	{m}
telégrafo	telegraph (apparatus for communicating between distant points)	{m}
telégrafo	telegraphy	{m}
telómero	telomere	{m} [genetics]
telón	curtain	{m}
telón	fabric (material made of fibers)	{m}
teólogo	theologian	{m}
telomerasa	telomerase	{f} [enzyme]
telomérico	telomeric	{adj}
telosoma	telosome	{f} [protein]
telurio	tellurium	{m}
teluro	tellurium	{m}
tema	theme; plot (of a book, film or other media)	{m}
temario	program, agenda, syllabus	{m}
temascal	alternative spelling of temazcal	{m}
temazcal	A sweat lodge, traditionally one made from adobe bricks	{m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico]
temblar	to tremble	{vi}
temblor	earthquake; usually a light one	{m}
temblor	tremble, trembling	{m}
temer	to fear	{vt}
temerario	reckless, rash	{adj}
temeridad	recklessness, fearlessness, temerity	{f}
temeroso	fearful, distressed	{adj}
temescal	alternative spelling of temazcal	{m}
temible	fearsome	{adj}
temor	fear	{m}
temperamento	temperament	{m}
temperar	to calm	{v}
temperar	to soften	{v}
temperar	to temper	{v}
temperatura	temperature	{f}
temperatura ambiente	room temperature	{f}
temperatura ambiente	ente	{f}
tempero	seasonableness	{m}
tempestad	tempest, storm	{f}
tempestivamente	timely, seasonably, opportunely	{adv}
tempestividad	seasonableness	{f}
tempestuosamente	tempestuously, turbulently	{adv}
tempestuoso	tempestuous, stormy	{adj}
tempestuoso	turbulent	{adj}
templado	temperate	{adj}
templado	tempered	{adj}
templado	tepid, warm, mild	{adj}
templanza	temperance, moderation, sobriety	{f}
templar	to temper	{v}
templario	pertaining to the Knights Templar	{adj}
templario	Templar	{m}
templo	temple	{m}
temporada	season, period, span of time	{f}
temporal	temporary	{adj}
temporal	storm	{m}
temporalidad	temporality	{f}
temporalmente	temporarily	{adv}
temporariamente	temporarily	{adv}
temprano	early	{adj}
temprano	early	{adv}
temática	subject, topic	{f}
temáticamente	thematically	{adv}
temático	thematic	{adj}
tenacidad	tenacity	{f}
tenar	thenar	{adj}
tenaz	tenacious	{adj}
tenaza	pincers	{f}
tenazas	pincers	{fp}
tendedero	clotheslines, clotheshorse (device or place on which laundry is hung out to dry)	{m}
tendencia	tendency	{f}
tendente	tending (to)	{adj}
tender	to tend to, to have a tendency	{vi}
tender	to lay oneself down	{vr}
tender	to build (a bridge across an expanse)	{vt}
tender	to cast (a net)	{vt}
tender	to coat (with plaster)	{vt}
tender	to extend (the hand)	{vt}
tender	to floor (with a punch), to stretch out	{vt}
tender	to hang up (clothes)	{vt}
tender	to lay (cable)	{vt}
tender	to make (a bed)	{vt}
tender	to set (a trap)	{vt}
tender	to spread, to stretch out	{vt}
tendero	shopkeeper	{m}
tenderse	to lie down	{v}
tendido	hanging	{adj}
tendido	lying	{adj}
tendón	tendon	{m}
tenebroso	tenebrous	{adj}
tenedor	fork	{m}
tenencia	tenancy, occupancy	{f}
tener	To be of a measure or age	{vt}
tener	To contain	{vt}
tener	To feel (internally)	{vt}
tener	To have, possess an object	{vt}
tener	To hold, grasp	{vt}
tener	To make to feel	{vt}
tener	To possess a condition or quality	{vt}
tenería	tannery	{f}
tener algo que ver con	To have something to do with; to have some relationship with	{v} [idiomatic]
tener cuidado	Take care	{phrase} [idiomatic]
tener en cuenta	To take into account; to keep in mind	{v} [idiomatic]
tener en el bote	To have someone eat out of one's hand	{v} [idiom]
tener ganas	to feel like, fancy	{v}
Tenerife	Tenerife	{prop}
tener largas narices	To be able to predict the future	{v} [idiomatic]
tener largas narices	To have a keen sense of smell	{v} [idiomatic]
tener los labios sellados	To keep one's lips sealed; to keep a secret. (Literally, to have the lips sealed)	{v} [idiomatic]
tener lugar	to take place, to occur	{v}
tener más cuento que Calleja	Someone who continually makes up excuses	{v} [idiomatic]
tener pájaros en la cabeza	to have a screw loose, to have bats in the belfry (literally, "to have birds in the head")	{v} [idiomatic]
tener pluma	to be camp (ostentatiously gay)	{v} [idiomatic, colloquial]
tener por	To think; to be of the opinion	{v}
tener que	To have to	{v} [idiomatic]
tengo calor	I'm hot	{phrase}
tengo una pregunta	I have a question	{phrase}
tenia	tapeworm	{f}
tenida	outfit (set of clothing)	{f} [Bolivia, Chile, Peru]
tenida	meeting, session	{f}
teniente	deputy	{m}
teniente	having, holding	{m}
teniente	lieutenant	{m}
tenis	tennis	{m}
tenis de mesa	table tennis, ping pong	{m}
tenista	tennis player	{mf}
Tennessee	Tennessee	{prop}
Tenochtitlán	Tenochtitlan	{prop}
tensar	to tense	{v}
tensión	tension	{f}
tensión superficial	surface tension	{f}
tenso	tense	{adj}
tensoactivo	surfactant	{m}
tentación	temptation	{f}
tentacular	tentacular	{adj}
tentador	tempting	{adj}
tentar	to tempt	{v}
tentar	to touch	{v}
tentativa	attempt, trial, experiment	{f}
tentativa	endeavor	{f}
tentativo	tentative	{adj}
tentáculo	tentacle	{m}
tenue	faint, dim, soft	{adj}
tenue	tenuous, thin, weak	{adj}
teocinte	teosinte	{m} [Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico]
teocracia	theocracy	{f}
teocráticamente	theocratically	{adv}
teocrático	theocratic	{adj}
Teodora	female given name, cognate to Theodora	{prop}
Teodoro	male given name, cognate to Theodore	{prop}
teogónico	theogonic	{adj}
teogonía	theogony	{f}
teológico	theologic	{adj}
teología	theology	{f}
teoría	theory	{f}
teoría de conjuntos	set theory (mathematical theory of sets)	{f}
teoría de la relatividad	theory of relativity (special and general relativity considered as unit together)	{f}
teorema	theorem	{m}
teorizar	to theorize	{v}
teosofía	theosophy (religious doctrine)	{f}
tepalcate	potsherd	{m} [Mexico]
tepezcuintle	paca (Agouti paca, large rodent)	{m} [Mexico, Central America]
tepocate	alternative form of atepocate	{m} [Mexico]
teporinco	alternative form of teporingo	{m}
teporingo	volcano rabbit	{m} [Mexico]
te quiero	I love you; I care about you	{phrase}
te quiero como la trucha al trucho	I love you so much	{phrase} [humorous, idiomatic]
tequila	tequila	{m}
tequilazo	augmentative form of tequila	{m}
tequilazo	(small amount of alcohol) A tequila shot	{m}
tequilería	An establishment that serves tequila	{f}
tequilero	Of or pertaining to tequila	{adj}
tequilero	tequilero	{m}
terafim	teraphim	{m}
terapeuta	therapist	{mf}
terapia	therapy	{f}
-terapia	Used to form the names of therapies, many of which are two words in English	{suffix}
terapia de hormonas	hormone therapy	{n}
terapia física	physical therapy	{f}
terapéutica	therapeutics	{f}
terapéutica	therapy	{f}
terapéutica ocupacional	occupational therapy	{f}
terapéutico	therapeutic	{adj}
teratón	teraton	{m}
terato-	terato-	{prefix}
terbio	terbium	{m}
terbutanol	tert-Butanol	{m} [organic compound]
tercera	a third (interval)	{f} [music]
tercera edad	old age, retirement age	{f} [idiomatic]
tercermundista	third-world	{adj}
tercero	third	{adj}
tercero	third party	{m} [legal]
tercero	mediator	{m}
terciada	tertian fever	{f} [medicine, also used in the plural]
terciar	to divide into thirds	{v}
terciario	tertiary	{adj}
terciario	Tertiary	{m} [geology]
tercio	third	{adj}
terciopelo	velvet	{m}
terco	stubborn, obstinate	{adj}
Teresa	female given name, cognate to English Teresa	{prop}
tergiversar	to tergiversate	{v}
teóricamente	theoretically	{adv}
teórico	theoretical	{adj}
teórico	theorist	{m}
termal	thermal, thermic	{adj}
terámetro	terametre	{m}
terminación	termination	{f}
terminado	finished	{adj}
terminal	deadly	{adj}
terminal	final	{adj}
terminal	closure	{m}
terminal	terminal	{m}
terminante	categorical	{adj}
terminante	strict	{adj}
terminar	To end up	{v}
terminar	To finish	{v}
terminología	terminology	{f}
termita	thermite	{f} [chemistry]
termita	termite	{f}
termómetro	thermometer	{m}
termodinámica	thermodynamics	{f}
termodinámicamente	thermodynamically	{adv}
termodinámico	thermodynamic	{adj}
termorregulador	thermoregulator	{m}
termosfera	thermosphere	{f}
termósfera	thermosphere	{f}
ternario	ternary	{adj}
ternera	veal	{f}
ternero	calf; young cow	{m}
terneza	tenderness	{f}
terno	swearword	{m} [colloquial]
terno	set of three, trio	{m}
terno	three-piece suit	{m}
ternura	tenderness	{f}
tero	teruteru	{m} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay]
terpeno	terpene	{m} [organic compound]
terpenoide	terpenoid	{m} [organic compound]
terópodo	A theropod: any dinosaur of suborder Theropoda	{m}
terquedad	obstinacy	{f}
terracota	terracotta	{f}
terraplenar	to terrace	{v}
terraplén	embankment; fill (on a hillside, etc.)	{m}
terrateniente	landowner	{mf}
terraza	sidewalk cafe	{m}
terraza	terrace	{m}
terrazo	land portrayed in a landscape	{m}
terrícola	Earthling	{mf}
terregoso	Full of clods or lumps of earth	{adj} [of terrain]
terremoto	earthquake	{m}
terrenal	earthly (of the earth)	{adj}
terrenal	terrestrial	{adj}
terrenal	worldly	{adj}
terreno	land	{m}
terrestre	earthling	{adj}
terrestre	earthly	{adj}
terrestre	terrestrial	{adj}
terrible	terrible	{adj}
terriblemente	terribly	{adv}
territorial	territorial	{adj}
territorio	territory	{m}
terrón	clod, clump of earth	{m}
terrón	clump, lump [of any other substance]	{m}
terror	horror	{m}
terror	terror	{m}
terrorífico	terrifying, terrific, scary (causing fear)	{adj}
terrorismo	terrorism	{m}
terrorista	terroristic	{adj}
terrorista	terrorist	{mf}
terráqueo	earthling, terraqueous	{m}
terso	smooth, polished	{adj}
terso	soft	{adj}
tertulia	a regular social gathering, a circle	{f}
tertuliano	guest on a talk show	{m}
tertuliano	Someone who goes to a gathering	{m}
tesauro	thesaurus	{m}
tesis	thesis	{f}
teísmo	theism	{m}
tesorero	treasurer	{m}
tesoro	thesaurus	{m}
tesoro	treasure	{m}
test	test	{m}
teísta	theist	{mf}
testamento	will, testament	{m}
testar	to compose a will	{v}
testarudo	stubborn, obstinate	{adj}
testículo	testicle	{m} [anatomy]
test de Rorschach	Rorschach test	{m}
testear	to test	{v} [Argentina, Chile]
testera	faceplate on a horse's bridle	{f}
testicular	testicular	{adj}
testificar	to give evidence	{v}
testificar	to testify	{v}
testigo	witness	{mf}
testigo ocular	eyewitness (person who has seen and testify about an event)	{m}
testiguar	to testify, bear witness	{v} [obsolete]
testimoniar	to give testimony	{v}
testimonio	testimony	{m}
testosterona	testosterone	{f}
teta	breast	{f}
teta	nipple	{f}
tete	mess, pickle	{m} [South America, colloquial]
tetera	kettle (for boiling water)	{f}
tetera	teapot (vessel for tea)	{f}
te toca a ti	it's your turn	{phrase}
tetraceno	tetracene	{m} [organic compound]
tetracloroetileno	tetrachloroethylene	{m} [organic compound]
tetradecágono	tetradecagon	{m} [geometry]
tetraedro	tetrahedron	{m} [geometry]
tetraetilo	tetraethyl	{m}
tetraetílico	tetraethyl	{adj}
tetragonal	tetragonal	{adj}
tetrahidrofurano	tetrahydrofuran	{m} [organic compound]
tetranortriterpeno	tetranortriterpenoid	{m}
tetraterpeno	tetraterpene	{m} [organic compound]
tetraterpenoide	tetraterpenoid	{m} [organic compound]
tetrazina	tetrazine	{f} [organic compound]
tetrosa	tetrose	{f} [organic chemistry, carbohydrates]
tetróxido	tetroxide	{m}
tetuda	busty	{adj}
tetun	Tetum (language)	{m}
Texas	Texas	{prop}
textil	textile	{adj}
textil	textile	{m}
texto	text	{m}
textual	exact, precise	{adj}
textual	textual	{adj}
textualmente	textually	{adv}
teyberi	tayberry	{m}
tez	complexion	{f}
tezontle	tezontle	{m}
theta	theta; the Greek letter Θ, θ	{f}
Thiare	female given name, variant of Tiare	{prop}
thinner	thinner, paint thinner	{m}
thiomersal	thimerosal	{m} [organic compound]
ti	you, thee (declined form of tú used as the object of a preposition)	{pron}
tianguera	feminine form of tianguero	{f}
tianguero	A vendor located in a tianguis; a marketeer	{m} [Mexico]
tianguis	market	{m} [Mexico]
tianguista	A vendor located in a tianguis; a marketeer	{mf} [Mexico]
tiara	a turban, especially that worn by ancient Persian kings	{f} [historical]
tiara	tiara (all senses)	{f}
Tiare	female given name	{prop}
tibetano	Tibetan	{adj}
tibetano	Tibetan	{m}
tibia	tibia	{f} [anatomy]
tibieza	tepidness, lukewarmness	{f}
tibieza	warmth (of character)	{f}
tibio	lukewarm	{adj}
tiburón	shark	{m}
tiburón ballena	whale shark	{m}
tiburón blanco	great white shark	{m}
tiburón de puntas negras	blacktip reef shark	{m}
tiburón mako	mako shark	{m}
tiburón martillo	hammerhead shark	{m}
tiburón toro	bull shark	{m}
tiburón zorro	bigeye thresher	{m}
tic	tick (sound)	{m}
tic	tick, tic (movement)	{m}
tic	tick (written mark)	{m}
tictac	tick tock	{interj}
tictaquear	To ticktock; to tick	{v}
tió de Nadal	a tió de Nadal	{m}
tiempo	tense	{m}
tiempo	time	{m}
tiempo	weather	{m}
Tiempo Universal Coordinado	Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)	{prop}
tienda	shop, store	{f}
tienda	tent	{f}
tienda por departamentos	department store	{f}
tienta	probe	{f}
tienta	smartness	{f}
tiernamente	tenderly	{adv}
tierno	green, unripe (vegetables)	{adj} [Chile, Ecuador]
tierno	soft, delicate	{adj}
tierno	tender, affectionate	{adj}
tierno	tender (meat, etc.)	{adj}
tierno	tender, young	{adj}
tierra	A nation or province	{f}
tierra	land, as opposed to the sea	{f}
tierra	soil, earth	{f}
Tierra	Earth	{prop}
Tierra Firma	Former name of the Isthmus of Panama	{prop}
tieso	erect, hard, stiff	{adj} [slang]
tieso	starched, formal	{adj}
tieso	stiff, rigid	{adj}
tiesto	any earthenware fragment	{m}
tiesto	flowerpot	{m}
Tiflis	Tbilisi (the capital city of Georgia (the country))	{prop}
tifón	waterspout	{m}
tifón	typhoon, tropical cyclone	{m} [weather]
Tifón	Typhon	{prop} [Greek mythology]
tifus	typhus	{m} [pathology]
tigre	tiger	{m}
tigresa	tigress (female tiger)	{f} [zoology]
tigriña	Tigrinya	{prop}
tijera	scissors	{f}
tijereta	earwig	{f}
tila	linden flower	{f}
tila	linden flower tea	{f}
tila	linden (tree)	{f}
tilacino	thylacine	{m}
tilacoide	thylakoid	{m} [cytology]
tilcuate	A kind of black snake	{m} [Mexico]
tildar	to declare or brand as; to stigmatize	{v}
tildar	to tilde, to put a tilde over	{v}
tildarse	hang (of a computer, to stop working)	{v} [informal]
tildarse	to go into a trance, a stupor	{v} [informal]
tilde	accent mark	{mf}
tilde	criticism, censure	{mf}
tilde	tilde	{mf}
tilma	An indigenous outer garment worn by men. Worn on the front like a long apron, or fastened over the shoulders as a cloak	{f} [historical, Mexico]
tilo	basswood	{m}
timar	to fraud	{v}
timar	to swindle	{v}
timbrar	to postmark	{v}
timbrar	to ring, to make sound a ring	{v}
timbrar	to seal	{v}
timbrar	to stamp	{v}
timbre	bell	{m}
timbre	doorbell	{m}
timbre	postmark	{m}
timbre	seal	{m}
timbre	stamp	{m}
timbre	timbre	{m}
timidez	shyness	{f}
timidilato	thymidylate	{m} [organic compound]
timidina	thymidine	{f} [organic compound]
timidílico	thymidylic	{adj}
timina	thymine	{f} [organic compound]
Timișoara	Timișoara	{prop}
timón	steering wheel	{m} [Cuba, Honduras, Colombia, Nicaragua]
timón	drawbar	{m}
timón	rudder	{m}
timo	rip-off, scam	{m}
timol	thymol	{m} [organic compound]
timolol	timolol	{m}
timonel	cox	{m} [rowing]
timorense	East Timorese	{adj}
timorense	East Timorese	{mf}
Timor Oriental	East Timor	{prop}
Timoteo	Timothy	{prop} [biblical character]
Timoteo	male given name	{prop}
tina	large earthenware jar	{f}
tina	tub, bathtub	{f}
tina	vat	{f}
tinaja	an earthenware jar	{f}
tinaja	a tinaja	{f} [Latin America]
tincar	to please, to be pleasing, to fancy (would like to)	{vp} [Chile, colloquial]
tincar	to think, believe	{vp} [Chile, colloquial]
tinga	A typical Mexican dish made with shredded meat	{f}
tinge	Eurasian eagle owl	{m}
tinieblas	darkness	{fp} [poetic]
tinta	ink	{f}
tinta china	Indian ink	{f}
tintero	inkwell	{m}
tintinear	to jingle	{v}
tinto	dark red (wine)	{adj}
tinto de verano	tinto de verano	{m}
tintorería	dry cleaner (shop)	{f}
tintura	colouring, dye	{f}
tintura	dyeing (the process)	{f}
tioconazol	tioconazole	{m} [organic compound]
tiofeno	thiophene	{m} [organic compound]
tiorredoxina	thioredoxin	{f} [enzyme]
tiosulfato	thiosulfate	{m}
tiovivo	carousel, merry-go-round (pleasure ride consisting of a slowly revolving circular platform affixed with various types of seats)	{m} [Spain]
tioxantona	thioxanthone	{f} [organic compound]
tipa	feminine form of tipo, woman	{f} [colloquial]
tipazo	a physically attractive person	{m} [colloquial]
tipazo	a very attractive body	{m} [of a person, colloquial]
tipejo	jerk (ridiculous guy)	{m} [pejorative]
tipificar	to classify, typify, categorize	{v}
tiple	single-piece mast	{m} [nautical]
tiple	soprano, treble (voice, singer)	{m}
tiple	treble guitar, a small plucked stringed instrument of the guitar family, used in the traditional musics of Spain and various Latin American nations	{m}
tiple	treble guitar player	{m}
tipo	guy, dude	{m} [colloquial]
tipo	kind, type	{m}
tipo	rate, rate of interest	{m}
tipografía	typography	{f}
tipográfico	typographic, typographical	{adj}
tipológico	typological	{adj}
tiquismiquis	fussy	{adj}
tiquismiquis	a fusspot; fussy person	{m}
tiquismiquis	exaggerated courtesies, affected mannerisms	{m}
tiquismiquis	finickiness	{m}
tiqui-taca	tiki-taka (quick one-touch football, involving short passes and movements)	{m} [soccer]
tira	tie, ribbon	{f}
tira	cop	{m} [Chile, Argentina, colloquial]
tirachinas	slingshot	{m}
tira cómica	A strip cartoon or comic strip	{f} [comics]
tirada	edition	{f}
tirada	shooting	{f}
tirada	throw	{f}
tirador	shooter, rifleman	{m}
tiradora	feminine form of tirador	{f}
tiragomas	slingshot	{m}
tiranía	tyranny	{f}
Tirana	Tirana	{prop}
tiranizar	to bully	{v}
tiranizar	to tyrannize	{v}
tirano	like a tyrant; tyrannous; tyrannical	{adj}
tirano	tyrant	{m}
tiranosaurio	tyrannosaurus	{m}
tirante	strap	{m}
tirar	to attract	{vi}
tirar	to be somewhat	{vi}
tirar	to manage; to get by	{vi}
tirar	to pull	{vi}
tirar	to shoot	{vi}
tirar	to spend time	{vr} [colloquial]
tirar	to throw oneself	{vr}
tirar	to knock over; to knock down	{vt}
tirar	to print	{vt}
tirar	to shoot; to launch	{vt}
tirar	to take (a photograph)	{vt}
tirar	to throw	{vt}
tirar	to throw out	{vt}
tirar la casa por la ventana	to push the boat out	{v} [idiomatic]
tirar la toalla	To throw in the towel; to give up; to quit	{v} [idiomatic]
tirita	band-aid, sticking plaster, Elastoplast	{f}
tiritar	to shiver	{v}
tirón	skill, string to one's bow	{m}
tirón	tug, pull, jerk	{m}
tiránicamente	tyrannically	{adv}
tiránico	tyrannical	{adj}
tiro	shot (with a gun)	{m}
tiro	shot	{m} [soccer]
tiro	team (of horses)	{m}
tiro al arco	archery	{m}
tiro con arco	archery	{m}
tiroidectomía	thyroidectomy	{f} [surgery]
tironear	to yank (pull quickly and strongly)	{v}
tirosina	tyrosine	{f} [amino acid]
tirosinasa	tyrosinase	{f} [enzyme]
tiroteo	gunfight	{m}
tirotropina	thyrotropin, thyroid-stimulating hormone	{f} [hormone]
tiroxina	thyroxine	{f} [hormone]
tisular	tissular; of or pertaining to tissue	{adj}
tita	theta; the Greek letter Θ, θ	{f}
titanio	titanium	{m}
titi	chick (young lady)	{f} [slang, regional]
titilar	to quiver	{v}
titilar	to titillate	{v}
titilar	to twinkle	{v}
titipuchal	load, ton, large quantity	{m}
titiritero	puppeteer	{m}
titiritero	tightrope walker	{m}
titán	titan	{m}
titán	very large crane (lifting device)	{m}
titánico	titanic, enormous	{adj}
Tito	Titus; the Epistle to Titus	{prop} [biblical character]
Tito	male given name	{prop}
titrar	to titrate	{v} [chemistry]
titubear	to stutter	{v}
titulación	qualification	{f}
titulado	titled	{adj}
titulado	titleholder	{m}
titular	titular	{adj}
titular	headline	{m}
titular	to entitle	{v}
titular	to title	{v}
tiza	a piece of chalk	{f}
tiza	chalk	{f}
tiznar	to tarnish	{v} [figuratively]
tiznar	to blacken, to soil with soot	{v}
tiznar	to soil, to stain	{v}
tiznarse	to get drunk	{vr} [Central America, Argentina]
tiznarse	to become soiled or stained	{vr}
tiznarse	to become tarnished	{vr}
TL	Tlaxcala (Mexican state)	{abbr}
tlacuache	opossum	{m} [Mexico]
tlalcoyote	American badger, Taxidea taxus	{m}
tlapalería	hardware store, paint store	{f} [Mexico]
tlapalero	hardware dealer, the owner or employee of a tlapalería (hardware store or paint store)	{m}
Tlaxcala	A state of Mexico	{prop}
tlaxcalteca	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tlaxcala	{adj}
tlaxcalteca	An inhabitant or a resident of the Mexican state of Tlaxcala	{mf}
tlazol	trash, garbage	{m} [dialectal, Mexico]
tlazol	forage, fodder, especially that made from cropped cane	{m} [Mexico]
TLC	Tratado de Libre Comercio	{initialism}
TLCAN	Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte; NAFTA	{initialism}
TMA	“tristeza y muerte de agave”: a blight that has reduced the production of the agave grown to produce tequila	{initialism}
Támesis	the Thames river	{prop}
tímidamente	timidly	{adv}
tímido	timid	{adj}
témpano	iceberg	{m}
tímpano	drum	{m}
tímpano	eardrum	{m}
témpano de hielo	iceberg	{m}
tándem	pair	{m}
tándem	tandem bicycle	{m}
túnel	tunnel	{m}
tóner	toner (powder)	{m}
Túnez	Tunis	{prop}
Túnez	Tunisia (Republic of Tunisia)	{prop}
tónica	tonic	{f}
túnica	tunic	{f}
tónico	tonic	{adj}
túnico	Woman's dress	{m}
tántalo	tantalum	{m}
tío	Friend, mate, pal, old stick	{m} [colloquial, Spain]
tío	Unknown male person, dude, guy	{m} [colloquial, Spain]
tío	uncle; the brother or sibling of any of both parents	{m}
tío abuelo	great-uncle	{m}
toalla	towel	{f}
toallero	towel rail	{m}
tobillo	ankle	{m}
tobo	bucket or container	{m} [Venezuela]
tobogán	slide (toy for children)	{m}
TOC	torno obsesivo-compulsivo	{initialism}
tocadiscos	record player	{m}
tocado	headdress	{n}
tocador	dressing table	{m}
tocapelotas	pain in the but	{m} [colloquial]
tocar	to be someone’s time or turn	{vp} [context]
tocar	to be the next	{vp} [context]
tocar	tocar el timbre (o la campana) — to ring the bell	{v}
tocar	tocar la bocina (o el claxon) — to honk	{v}
tocar	tocar la puerta (o ventana) — to knock on the door (or window)	{v}
tocar	to play (a musical instrument)	{v}
tocar	to touch	{v}
tocar las pelotas	to bug, get on someone's nerves, be a pain in the but	{v} [colloquial, idiomatic]
tocaya	feminine form of tocayo	{f}
tocayo	namesake (person having the same name)	{m}
tocino	bacon	{m}
tocino	salt pork	{m}
todas	plural of toda; all, all of	{adj}
todavía	even, still	{adv}
todavía	not yet (plus "no")	{adv}
todavía	still, yet	{adv}
todo	all	{adj}
todo lo demás	everything else	{pron}
todopoderoso	almighty	{adj}
todos	plural of todo; all, all of	{adj}
todos y cada uno	each and every one	{adj}
todoterreno	ATV; four-wheel drive vehicle	{m}
tofu	tofu	{m}
Togo	Togo	{prop}
togolés	Togolese	{adj}
togolés	Togolese	{m}
Tokio	Tokyo (capital city of Japan)	{prop}
toldar	to cover with an awning	{v}
toldo	awning	{m}
toledano	From Toledo	{adj}
toledano	Someone from Toledo	{m}
toledo	toilet	{m} [slang]
tolerable	tolerable	{adj}
tolerancia	tolerance	{f}
tolerante	tolerant	{adj}
tolerar	to endure	{v}
tolerar	to tolerate	{v}
tolina	tholin	{f} [organic compound]
toller	to remove	{v}
tollón	narrow pass or road	{m}
tollón	toyon	{m} [plants]
toloache	toloache	{m}
tolueno	toluene	{m} [organic compound]
toluidina	toluidine	{f} [organic compound]
toma	conquest, capture	{f}
toma	recording	{f}
-toma	feminine form of -tomo	{suffix}
-tomía	-tomy	{suffix}
tomador	pickpocket	{mf} [colloquial]
tomador	taker; receiver; retriever	{mf}
tomar	To drink, have (especially an alcoholic beverage)	{v}
tomar	To take	{v}
tomar	To travel by means of	{v}
tomar a pecho	to take to heart	{v} [idiomatic]
tomar el pelo	to make a fool of somebody, kid, wind up	{v} [idiomatic]
tomar el toro por los cuernos	to take the bull by the horns	{v} [idiomatic]
tomar en cuenta	To take into account; to keep in mind.	{v} [idiomatic]
tomar la palabra	To take somebody's word for it; to believe what somebody says.	{v} [idiomatic]
Tomasa	female given name, feminine form of Tomás ( Thomas)	{prop}
tomate	tomatillo	{m} [Mexico]
tomate	tomato (fruit)	{m}
tomate	tomato (plant)	{m}
tomate cherry	cherry tomato	{m}
tío materno	maternal uncle (brother of someone’s mother)	{m}
tomavistas	cine camera	{m}
tombo	cop	{m} [slang]
tomillo	thyme	{m}
tomín	A Spanish coin equivalent to one third of an adarme or one eighth of a castellano	{m} [historical]
tomín	A type of silver coin used in the Americas in times of Spanish colonialism	{m} [historical]
tomo	tome, volume	{m}
-tomo	-tome	{suffix}
tomografía	tomography	{f}
Tomás	male given name	{prop}
Tomás	Thomas, the apostle	{prop}
tonel	barrel	{m}
tonelada	ton	{f}
Tonga	Tonga	{prop}
tongano	Tongan	{adj}
tongano	Tongan	{m}
tongo	fraud	{m} [colloquial, South America]
tono	tone	{m}
tonoplasto	tonoplast	{m} [cytology]
tonsilolito	tonsillolith	{m}
tontear	to flirt	{v}
tontería	nonsense	{f}
tontería	something of little consequence	{f}
tontería	something that is dumb	{f}
tontina	tontine	{f}
tontón	(augmentative of) tonto; very stupid	{adj}
tonto	silly or foolish	{adj}
tonto	stupid	{adj}
tonto	A fool, a stupid person	{m}
topacio	topaz	{m}
topar	to come across, encounter	{vt}
topar	to knock against, hit, strike, touch	{vt}
tío paterno	paternal uncle (brother of someone’s father)	{m}
tope	(boats) masthead, lookout	{m}
tope	butt, end, butt end	{m}
tope	collision	{m}
tope	speed bump	{m} [Mexico]
tope	quarrel, fight	{m}
tope	(railway) buffer, bumper	{m}
tope	reinforcement	{m}
tope	stop, catch, snag (also figuratively)	{m}
tope	top, limit	{m}
topetada	butt (sudden thrust from an animal)	{f}
topetar	to butt (to suddenly thrust with the head)	{v}
topetazo	butt (sudden thrust from an animal)	{m}
topógrafa	feminine form of topógrafo	{f}
topógrafo	topographer	{m}
topiramato	topiramate	{m} [organic compound]
topónimo	placename	{m}
topo	mole (spy)	{m}
topo	mole (the animal)	{m}
topografía	topography	{f}
topográfico	topographic	{adj}
topoisomerasa	topoisomerase	{f} [enzyme]
topolecto	topolect	{m} [linguistics]
topología	topology	{f}
toque	stroke	{m}
toque	toke	{m}
toque	touch	{m}
toque	whiff	{m}
toque de queda	curfew	{m}
toquetear	to touch up	{v} [colloquial]
toquetear	to handle; fiddle (with)	{v}
toqui	toqui	{mf}
toracotomía	thoracotomy	{f} [medical]
torbellino	whirlwind	{m}
torcer	to bend	{v}
torcer	to sprain	{v}
torcer	to twist	{v}
torcerse	to twist, to bend	{v}
torcida	wick	{f}
torcido	cross-eyed	{adj}
torcido	torqued	{adj}
torcido	twisted; askew	{adj}
torcido	unlucky	{adj}
torcido	winding	{adj}
torcido	twist or curl	{m}
tordo	with skin patterned in white and black patches	{adj} [of horses]
tordo	thrush (kind of bird); species Turdus musicus	{m}
toreador	toreador	{m} [bullfighting]
torear	to fight a bull	{v} [bullfighting]
torear	to banter, to tease	{v}
torear	to send the bulls to the cows	{v}
torear	to yap (of a dog)	{v}
toreo	tauromachy, bullfighting	{m} [bullfighting]
torero	torero, bullfighter, toreador	{m} [bullfighting]
torio	thorium	{m}
tormenta	storm, thunderstorm, lightning storm	{f}
tormenta de polvo	duststorm	{f} [weather]
tormenta ígnea	firestorm	{n}
tornado	tornado	{m}
tornar	to come back	{vi}
tornar	to revive (to recover from a state of unconsciousness)	{vi}
tornar	to do again	{vi} [
tornar	to change	{vt}
tornar	to put back	{vt}
tornar	to return	{vt}
tornasol	iridescence	{m}
tornasol	litmus	{m}
tornasol	sunflower	{m}
tornear	to turn (as on a lathe)	{v}
torneo	tournament	{m}
tornillo	screw (fastener)	{m}
torniquete	tourniquet (bandage)	{m}
torniquete	turnstile	{m}
torno	a lathe	{m}
toro	bull	{m}
toro	torus	{m} [geometry, architecture]
toroide	toroid	{m} [geometry]
toronja	grapefruit	{f}
toronjil	lemon balm	{m}
torozón	annoyance	{m}
torozón	worry	{m}
torpe	clumsy	{adj}
torpe	dishonest	{adj}
torpe	ugly	{adj}
torpedear	to torpedo	{v}
torpedero	shortstop	{f} [baseball]
torpedero	torpedo boat	{f}
torpedero	torpedo bomber	{f}
torpedo	torpedo (fish)	{m}
torpedo	torpedo (weapon)	{m}
torpeza	awkwardness	{f}
torpeza	blunder	{f}
torrar	to toast	{v} [cooking]
torrar	to toast, roast (become unbearably hot)	{v}
torre	rook	{f} [chess]
torre	skyscraper	{f}
torre	tower	{f}
Torre de Babel	the Tower of Babel	{prop} [biblical]
torre Eiffel	Eiffel Tower	{n}
torreja	slice	{f} [Chile]
torreja	french toast	{f} [Latin America]
torrente	flood	{m}
torrente	stream	{m}
torrente	torrent	{m}
torrente sanguíneo	bloodstream	{m}
Torres	Spanish surname	{prop}
torta	A cake	{f}
torta	A tart	{f}
torta	A sandwich on a roll	{f} [Mexico]
torta	slap in the face, cuff on the ear	{f} [Spain, colloquial]
torta marmolada	marble cake	{f}
tortería	A shop / store which sells tortas	{f}
tortilla	tortilla	{f} [Mexico and Central America]
tortilla	omelette	{f} [Spain and most Hispanic countries]
tortillera	dyke	{f} [colloquial, pejorative, Spain]
tortillera	female tortilla seller; tortilla maker	{f} [Latin America]
tortillería	A store which sells tortillas	{f}
tortillero	Of or relating to tortillas	{adj}
tortillero	A round dish used to store tortillas	{m}
tortillero	tortilla seller; tortilla maker	{m} [Latin America]
tortillita	diminutive form of tortilla	{f}
tortita	pancake	{f}
tortuga	(de tierra) tortoise	{f}
tortuga	(marina, acuática) turtle	{f}
tortuoso	winding, tortuous	{adj}
tortura	torture	{f}
torturador	torturer	{m}
torturar	to torture	{v}
torunda	swab	{f}
tos	a cough	{f}
tosco	coarse, rough	{adj}
tosco	crude	{adj}
tosco	uncouth	{adj}
tosco	tartar	{f} [dental hygiene]
tosco	tuff	{f} [geology]
toser	to cough	{v}
tosferina	whooping cough	{f}
tosquedad	crudeness	{f}
tostada	a slice of toast	{f}
tostador	toaster	{m}
tostadora	toaster	{f}
tostar	to toast; to brown by cooking	{v}
tostón	fried slice of unripe plantain	{m}
total	total, complete	{adj}
totalidad	whole	{f}
totalizador	adding-up, totalling	{adj}
totalizador	totalizator	{m}
totalizador	totalizer	{m}
totalizar	to totalize	{v}
totalmente	totally	{adv}
totemismo	totemism	{m}
totémico	totemic	{adj}
totol	turkey	{m} [Mexico]
totola	feminine form of totol; a turkey hen	{f}
Totonicapán	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
totopo	baked corn tortilla, especially in the form of a chip or crisp	{m} [Central America, Mexico]
totoposte	alternative form of totopo	{m} [rare]
totora	bulrush	{f}
toxicidad	toxicity	{f}
toxicólogo	toxicologist	{m}
toxicómana	A person with a pathological desire for intoxicants; a drug addict	{f}
toxicómano	One who has a pathological desire for intoxicants; a drug addict	{m}
toxicología	toxicology	{f}
toxicomanía	An irrational desire for intoxicants; toxicomania	{f}
toxina	toxin	{f}
tozudamente	obstinately	{adv}
tozudo	obstinate	{adj}
tápalo	a coarse-threaded shawl or mantle used in Mexico	{m}
típicamente	typically	{adv}
típico	typical	{adj}
tópico	clichéd	{adj}
tópico	topical	{adj}
tópico	cliché	{m}
tópico	subject, topic	{m}
TQM	te quiero mucho (I love you a lot)	{abbr}
trabajador	hard-working	{adj}
trabajador	worker	{m}
trabajar	to suffer	{v} [obsolete]
trabajar	to work, labour	{v}
trabajito	diminutive form of trabajo	{m}
trabajo	work	{m} [physics]
trabajo	work	{m}
trabajo de chinos	A lot of work; difficult or long-term work. (Literally, Chinese work.)	{m} [idiomatic]
trabajo forzado	(UK) forced labour. (US)) forced labor	{m}
trabajosamente	laboriously, arduously, toilsomely (requiring much work)	{adv}
trabajoso	laborious, arduous	{adj}
trabalenguas	tongue-twister	{m}
trabar	to connect	{v}
trabar	to obstruct	{v}
trabuquete	trebuchet	{m}
tracción	traction	{f}
traceur	traceur	{m}
tracto	a stretch	{m}
tracto	tract	{m}
tractor	tractor	{m}
traída	bringing	{f}
tríada	triad	{f}
tradición	tradition	{f}
tradicional	traditional	{adj}
tradicionalmente	traditionally	{adv}
traído	used, worn	{adj} [mainly of clothing]
traído por los pelos	far-fetched, unlikely	{adj}
traducción	translation	{f}
traduccional	translationary	{adj}
traducido	translated	{adj}
traducir	to translate	{v}
traductor	translating	{adj}
traductor	translator	{m}
traer	to attract, to draw, to pull	{v}
traer	to bring	{v}
traer	to bring about, to cause, to occasion	{v}
traer	to bring forward, to advance, to adduce	{v}
traer	to cause to be, to have in a certain condition	{v}
traer	to have, to carry (in a publication, in stock)	{v}
traer	to include (have as a component, part, accessory or ingredient)	{v}
traer	to make, to compel, to oblige	{v}
traer	to persuade	{v}
traer	to wear (short form of traer puesto)	{v}
traficante	dealing	{adj}
traficante	dealer (drugs)	{mf}
traficante	trafficker (illegal)	{mf}
traficar	to smuggle	{v} [Latin America]
traficar	to traffic (illegal trade or exchange of goods)	{v} [Latin America]
tragador	cumslut	{m}
tragador	swallower	{m}
tragafuegos	firebreather	{m}
tragaluz	skylight	{m}
tragamonedas	slot machine; fruit machine	{m}
tragaperras	slot machine; fruit machine	{m}
tragar	and to gulp	{vtr}
tragar	and to swallow	{vtr}
tragasables	sword-swallower	{mf}
tragedia	a tragedy play	{f} [drama]
tragedia	tragedy, catastrophe	{f}
tragón	eating much food	{adj}
tragón	greedy	{adj}
trago	(alcoholic) drink	{m}
trago	booze	{m}
trago	gulp	{m}
traición	treason	{f}
traicionar	to betray	{v}
traicionero	traitorous	{adj}
traidor	traitorous	{adj}
traidor	unpredictable	{adj}
traidor	traitor	{m}
traidora	feminine form of traidor	{f}
traje	suit, dress	{m}
traje acuático	wetsuit	{m}
trajebaño	one-piece swimsuit	{m} [rare]
traje de baño	bathing suit, swimsuit	{n}
trajinar	to use (in everyday life), to wear	{v} [Chile]
trajinar	to transport	{v}
trajín	everyday use, wear	{m} [Chile]
trajín	coming and going	{m}
trajín	work	{m}
traílla	leash	{f}
tramar	to scheme or plot	{v}
tramitar	to request, ask for, solicit (through a paper)	{v} [bureaucracy]
tramitar	to deal with	{v}
tramo	section, stretch (segment of a journey or route)	{m}
tramoya	racket, scam, scheme	{f}
tramoya	The stage machinery, or a piece thereof	{f} [theater]
tramoyista	con artist	{mf}
tramoyista	stagehand	{mf}
trampa	cheating	{f}
trampa	fiddle	{f}
trampa	trap	{f}
trampear	to cheat	{v}
trampero	trapper (one who traps animals)	{m}
trampolín	trampoline	{m} [gymnastics]
trampolín	springboard	{m} [sports]
trampolín	trampoline	{m}
tramposo	cheating	{adj}
tramposo	deceitful	{adj}
tramposo	cheat, cheater (someone who cheats)	{m}
tranca	bar used to keep closed a door	{f}
tranca	thick bar of wood	{f}
trancar	to lock	{v}
tranquilamente	calmly	{adv}
tranquilidad	tranquility	{f}
tranquilizante	tranquilizing	{adj}
tranquilizante	tranquilizer	{m}
tranquilizar	to calm	{v}
tranquilizar	to sedate	{v}
tranquillo	knack	{m}
tranquilo	calm, peaceful, tranquil	{adj}
tranquilo	relax!	{interj}
trans-	trans-	{prefix}
transacción	transaction	{f}
transaminasa	transaminase	{f} [enzyme]
transar	to compromise	{v}
transatlántico	transatlantic	{adj}
transbordador	ferry	{m}
transbordar	to transfer	{v}
transcribir	to transcribe	{v}
transcripción	transcription	{m} [linguistics, genetics]
transcriptasa	transcriptase	{f} [enzyme]
transcurrir	to elapse	{v}
transcurrir	to pass by	{v}
transcurso	course, passing	{m}
transecto	transect	{m}
transeúnte	bystander	{mf}
transeúnte	passer-by	{mf}
transeúnte	transient, nonresident	{mf}
transferasa	transferase	{f} [enzyme]
transferencia	transfer	{f}
transferibilidad	transferability	{f}
transferir	to transfer	{v}
transferrina	transferrin	{f} [protein]
transfigurar	to transfigure	{v}
transformación	transformation	{f}
transformación lineal	linear transformation	{f} [linear algebra]
transformador	transforming	{adj}
transformador	transformer (a device that changes the characteristics of AC electricity)	{m}
transformar	to transform	{v}
transfusión	transfusion, blood transfusion	{f}
transfusión de sangre	blood transfusion	{f}
transglutaminasa	transglutaminase	{f} [enzyme]
transgredir	to transgress	{v}
transhidrogenasa	transhydrogenase	{f} [enzyme]
transición	transition	{f}
Transilvania	Transylvania	{prop}
transitar	to travel, transit	{v}
transitivamente	transitively	{adv}
transitivo	transitive	{adj}
translúcido	translucent (allowing light to pass through scattering it)	{adj}
transliteración	transliteration	{f}
transliterar	to transliterate	{v}
translocación	translocation	{f} [genetics]
transmembranal	transmembranal	{adj}
transmisión	broadcast	{f}
transmisor	transmitter	{m}
transmitir	to transmit	{v}
transmontano	transmontane	{adj}
transmutación	transmutation	{f}
transmutar	to transmute (to change one thing into another)	{vit}
Transnistria	Transnistria	{prop}
transparencia	transparency	{f}
transparentar	to make transparent	{v}
transparente	transparent	{adj}
transpeptidasa	transpeptidase	{f} [enzyme]
transpirar	to transpire	{v}
transplantar	alternative form of trasplantar	{v} [rare, perhaps nonstandard]
transplante	transplant	{m}
transplante	transplantation	{m}
transponer	to disappear from view	{vp}
transponer	to transpose	{vt} [music]
transponer	to move	{vt}
transponer	to transplant (move plants from one place to another)	{vt}
transportable	transportable	{adj}
transportación	transportation	{f}
transportador	transporting	{adj}
transportador	carrier, conveyor	{m}
transportador	protractor	{m}
transportar	to transpose	{v} [music]
transportar	to transport	{v}
transporte	transport	{m}
transporte público	public transit	{n}
transportista	(of a person) transporting	{adj}
transposón	transposon	{m}
transvasar	to decant	{v}
transversal	transversal	{adj}
transversal	transversal	{f}
transverso	transverse	{adj}
tranvía	tram	{m}
trapear	to mop	{v}
trapecio	trapezoid	{m} [geometry]
trapecio	trapezius	{m} [muscle]
trapecio	trapezium	{m} [skeleton]
trapecio	trapeze	{m}
trapezoide	trapezoid (bone)	{m} [anatomy]
trapezoide	trapezium (irregular quadrilateral)	{m} [geometry]
trapo	any fabric or paper piece for clean, wash or dry (tea towel, dish towel, dish cloth, dust cloth, car towel, damp cloth)	{m}
trapo	any piece of cloth	{m}
trapo	rag	{m}
traqueal	tracheal	{adj}
traqueostomía	tracheostomy	{f} [surgery]
traqueotomía	tracheotomy	{f} [surgery]
traquetear	to clatter	{v}
tras-	alternative form of trans-	{prefix}
tras	after	{prep}
tras	beyond	{prep}
trasatlántico	alternative form of transatlántico	{adj}
trasbordador	alternative form of transbordador	{m}
trasbordar	alternative form of transbordar	{v}
trascartón	Immediately after	{adv}
trascendencia	importance	{f}
trascendencia	transcendence	{f}
trascendental	transcendental	{adj}
trascender	to transcend, to go beyond	{vi}
trascribir	alternative form of transcribir	{v}
trascripción	alternative form of transcripción	{f}
trascurrir	alternative form of transcurrir	{v}
trascurso	alternative form of transcurso	{m}
trasegar	To tope, booze (drink alcohol excessively)	{v}
trasegar	To transfer (liquid from one container to another)	{v}
traserito	diminutive form of trasero	{m}
trasero	back, back-side, rear-side, posterior	{adj}
trasero	butt	{m} [slang, anatomy]
trasferencia	alternative form of transferencia	{f}
trasferir	alternative form of transferir	{v}
trasfigurar	alternative form of transfigurar	{v}
trasfondo	background	{m}
trasformación	alternative form of transformación	{f}
trasformador	alternative form of transformador	{adj}
trasformador	alternative form of transformador	{m}
trasformar	alternative form of transformar	{v}
trasfusión	alternative form of transfusión	{f}
trasgredir	alternative form of transgredir	{v}
trashumante	migratory	{adj}
trashumante	transhumant (moving from winter to summer paste)	{adj}
trasiego	hustle and bustle	{m}
trasiego	transfer	{m}
traslación	translation	{f} [physics, geometry]
trasladar	to copy, to transcribe	{v}
trasladar	to move	{v}
trasladar	to transfer	{v}
trasladar	to translate	{v}
trasladar	to transmit	{v}
traslado	copy	{m}
traslado	move, removal	{m}
traslado	transfer	{m}
traslapar	to overlap	{v}
traslúcido	alternative form of translúcido	{adj}
traslucirse	to show (through)	{v}
trasmisión	alternative form of transmisión	{f}
trasmitir	alternative form of transmitir	{v}
trasmontano	alternative form of transmontano	{adj}
trasmutación	alternative form of transmutación	{f}
trasmutar	alternative form of transmutar	{v}
trasnochar	to stay awake all night	{v}
trasparencia	alternative form of transparencia	{f}
trasparentar	alternative form of transparentar	{v}
trasparente	alternative form of transparente	{adj}
traspasar	to overstep (limits)	{v}
traspasar	to penetrate	{v}
traspasar	to pierce	{v}
traspasar	to transfer	{v}
traspasar	to violate (rules, laws etc)	{v}
traspaso	passing, crossing	{m}
traspaso	piercing	{m}
traspaso	transfer	{m}
traspaso	transgression, violation	{m}
traspaso	trespass	{m}
traspatio	backyard	{m}
traspirar	alternative form of transpirar	{v}
trasplantar	to transplant	{v}
trasplante	transplant	{m}
trasponer	alternative form of transponer	{v}
trasportación	alternative form of transportación	{f}
trasportador	alternative form of transportador	{adj}
trasportador	alternative form of transportador	{m}
trasportar	alternative form of transportar	{v}
trasporte	alternative form of transporte	{m}
trasquilado	ruined, damaged, screwed up, fleeced	{adj} [colloquial]
trasquilar	to shear	{v}
trastabillar	To stumble	{v}
trastabillar	To stutter, stammer	{v}
trastienda	backroom (room located in the rear of a shop)	{f}
trasto	piece of furniture	{m}
trasto	utensil	{m}
trastocar	to upset, unsettle	{vt}
trastornado	crazy	{adj}
trastornado	disordered, disturbed	{adj}
trastornar	to drive crazy, insane	{v}
trastornar	to upset	{v}
trastorno	disturbance, disorder	{m}
trastorno bipolar	bipolar disorder	{m}
trasvasar	alternative form of transvasar	{v}
trasversal	alternative form of transversal	{adj}
trasverso	alternative form of transverso	{adj}
trata	trade, slave trade	{f}
tratable	tractable, sociable	{adj}
tratado	treaty	{m}
tratamiento	treatment	{m}
tratar	to be about	{v}
tratar	to treat	{v}
tratar	to try	{v}
trato	behaviour	{m}
trato	deal	{m}
trato	treatment	{m}
trauma	trauma	{m}
traumatizar	to traumatize	{v}
traumatología	traumatology (branch of medicine)	{f}
traumático	traumatic	{adj}
travesía	traverse, crossing	{f}
travesía	trip, journey	{f}
travesaño	crossbeam	{f} [architecture]
travesaño	rung of a ladder	{f}
travesaño	crossbar	{f} [sport]
travestí	transvestite	{mf}
travesti	transvestite	{mf}
travesura	prank	{f}
travieso	naughty, mischievous	{adj}
travieso	playful; suggesting mirth or fun	{adj}
través	bent (unusual)	{m}
tórax	thorax	{m} [anatomy]
trayecto	route	{m}
trayectoria	sequence of events of a professional career, artistic career, a social group, a war, etc	{f}
trayectoria	trajectory	{f}
trazador	plotter (type of printer)	{m} [computing]
trazador	designer, planner	{m}
trazador	tracer	{m} [military]
trazar	to draw	{vt}
trazar	to trace	{vt}
trazo	line (writing)	{m}
trazo	stroke (writing)	{m}
trébol	club	{m} [card games]
trébol	clover	{m}
trébol	trefoil	{m} [heraldiccharge]
trébol	trefoil, shamrock	{m}
tríceps	triceps	{m}
tríceps braquial	triceps brachii	{m}
tríceps sural	triceps surae	{m}
trebejar	to play	{v} [rare]
trebejar	to romp, frisk, gambol	{v}
trebejo	diversion, pastime	{m} [archaic, obsolete]
trebejo	joke, jest	{m} [archaic, obsolete]
trebejo	chess piece	{m}
trebejo	toy	{m}
trebejo	tool, utensil, instrument	{m} [usually, plural]
trece	thirteen	{cardinal num} [cardinal]
trecho	distance, stretch, extension (in space or time)	{m}
trecho	way, trail, walk	{m}
tregua	rest, break	{f}
tregua	truce	{f}
trehalasa	trehalase	{f} [enzyme]
trehalosa	trehalose	{f} [carbohydrates]
treinta	thirty	{cardinal num} [cardinal]
treintaytantos	thirtysomething	{cardinal num}
tremedal	quag, quagmire	{m}
tremendamente	tremendously	{adv}
tremendo	tremendous	{adj}
tren	train	{m}
tren interurbano	commuter rail	{m}
trentón	thirtysomething	{m}
tren ultraligero	ultra light rail	{n}
trenza	plait, braid, truss	{f}
trenzar	To plait; to braid	{v}
treonina	threonine	{f} [amino acid]
treosa	threose	{m} [carbohydrates]
trepador	climbing	{adj}
trepador	careerist	{m}
trepador	climber	{m}
trepador	social climber	{m}
trepamonos	climbing frame	{m}
trepanación	trepanation	{f} [surgery]
trepar	to climb	{v}
trepatroncos	treecreeper, better known as the agateador	{m}
trepatroncos	woodcreeper	{m}
trepidar	to vibrate	{v}
treprostinil	treprostinil	{m} [pharmaceutical drug]
tres	three	{cardinal num} [cardinal]
trescientas	feminine form of trescientos	{num}
trescientos	three hundred	{num}
tres en raya	tic-tac-toe, or noughts and crosses	{m}
treta	trick	{f}
tráfago	hustle, bustle	{m} [colloquial]
tráfago	tiring activities, work	{m}
tráfago	traffic	{m}
tráfico	smuggle	{m} [Latin America]
tráfico	traffic	{m}
trófico	trophic	{adj}
trágicamente	tragically	{adv}
trágico	tragic	{adj} [drama]
trágico	tragic, distressful	{adj}
triangular	triangular	{adj}
triangular	to triangulate	{v}
triario	triarius	{m} [military of Ancient Rome]
triatleta	triathlete	{mf}
triatlón	triathlon	{m}
triazina	triazine	{f} [organic compound]
tribal	tribal	{adj}
tribología	tribology	{f}
tribu	tribe	{f}
tribunal	tribunal	{m}
tribunal testamentario	probate court	{n}
tributar	to render; to pay tribute to	{v}
tricampeón	three-time champion; one who has won a championship three times	{m}
tricentésimo	three hundredth	{adj}
triciclo	Any three-wheeled vehicle	{m}
triciclo	tricycle (bicycle with three wheels)	{m}
tricloroacetato	trichloroacetate	{m} [organic compound]
tricloroacético	trichloroacetic	{adj}
tricloroetileno	trichloroethylene	{m} [organic compound]
triclosán	triclosan	{m} [organic compound]
tórico	toric; toroidal	{adj}
tricofilia	trichophilia	{f}
tricolor	tricolor (having three colors)	{adj}
tricolor	tricolour (flag)	{m}
tricornio	tri-corn hat	{m}
tricotómico	Pertaining to trichotomy	{adj}
tricotomía	trichotomy	{f}
tricóptero	caddis fly	{m}
tricótomo	trichotomous	{adj}
tridecágono	triskaidecagon, tridecagon	{m} [geometry]
tridente	trident (a three-pronged spear)	{m}
tridimensional	three-dimensional, tridimensional	{adj}
tridisminuido	tridiminished	{adj} [geometry]
Trieste	Trieste (town)	{prop}
trietilamina	triethylamine	{f} [organic compound]
trifenilmetano	triphenylmethane	{m} [organic compound]
trifosfato	triphosphate	{m} [chemistry]
trifulca	punch-up, ruckus	{f}
trifulca	quarrel, row	{f}
triglicérido	triglyceride	{m} [organic compound]
trigo	wheat	{m}
trigonometría	trigonometry	{f} [mathematics]
trigonométrico	trigonometric	{adj}
trigésimo	thirtieth	{adj}
trigésimo	thirtieth	{m}
trigueño	Resembling wheat, wheaten	{adj}
trilingüe	trilingual	{adj}
trilla	gurnard (fish)	{f}
trilla	threshing	{f}
trillar	to thresh	{v}
trillizo	triplet; in a group of three	{adj}
trillizo	triplet	{m}
trillón	a quintillion; 1018	{m} [cardinal]
trilogía	trilogy	{f}
trimestral	trimestral	{adj}
trimestre	trimester	{m}
trimetilpentano	trimethylpentane	{m} [organic compound]
trimetoprima	trimethoprim	{f} [organic compound]
trimétrico	trimetric	{adj}
trinar	to warble, chirp	{v}
trinchar	to carve	{v}
trinchera	trench, ditch	{f}
trineo	sledge, sleigh	{m}
triángulo	control arm	{m} [automotive]
triángulo	triangle	{m} [geometry]
triángulo	triangle	{m} [musical instruments]
triángulo equilátero	equilateral triangle	{m} [geometry]
triángulo rectángulo	right triangle	{m}
trinidad	trinity	{f}
trinidad	Trinity (in Christianity)	{prop}
Trinidad	female given name, referring to the Holy Trinity	{prop}
Trinidad	Trinidad (island)	{prop}
Trinidad y Tobago	Trinidad and Tobago	{prop}
trinitense	Trinidadian and Tobagonian	{adj}
trinitense	Trinidadian and Tobagonian	{mf}
trinitrofenol	trinitrophenol, picric acid	{m} [organic compound]
trinitrotolueno	trinitrotoluene, TNT	{m} [organic compound]
trino	chirp	{m}
triosa	triose	{f} [organic chemistry]
tripa	belly	{f}
tripa	inner tube	{f}
tripa	intestine, gut	{f}
tripa	tripe	{f}
tripas	tripe	{fp} [cooking]
triple	triple	{adj}
triple diosa	Triple Goddess	{f}
triple salto	triple jump	{m} [athletics]
triplicar	to triplicate; to do something three times	{v}
tripsina	trypsin	{f} [enzyme]
triptamina	tryptamine	{f} [organic compound]
triptófano	tryptophan	{m} [amino acid]
tripulación	crew or a ship, plane, or other craft	{f}
tripulado	manned, crewed	{adj}
tripulante	crewmember	{mf}
tripular	to man	{v}
triquetro	triquetrous	{n}
triquitraque	firecracker	{m}
triquiñuela	trick	{f}
trisección	trisection	{f}
triste	joyless	{adj}
triste	sad	{adj}
tristemente	sadly	{adv}
tristemente	unfortunately	{adv}
tristeza	sadness	{f}
Tristán	male given name, cognate to English Tristan	{prop}
triterpeno	triterpene	{m} [organic compound]
triterpenoide	triterpenoid	{m} [organic compound]
triterpénico	triterpenoid	{adj}
tritio	tritium	{m} [isotope]
tritón	merman	{m}
trituradora	shredder	{f}
trituradora de madera	woodchipper	{n}
triturar	to grind	{v}
triunfalismo	triumphalism	{m}
triunfante	triumphant, victorious	{adj}
triunfar	to triumph	{v}
triunfo	triumph	{m}
trivial	trivial	{adj}
trivializar	to trivialize	{v}
trióxido	trioxide	{m}
triza	fragment	{f}
térmica	thermal	{f}
térmico	thermal	{adj}
término	end	{m}
trámite	procedure, step	{m}
tránsfuga	deserter	{mf}
tránsfuga	fugitive	{mf}
tránsfuga	turncoat, traitor	{mf}
tránsito	traffic, transit	{m}
trío	a group of three	{m}
trío	trio, threesome	{m}
trocar	to barter	{v}
trocha	trail, narrow path	{f}
trocito	diminutive form of trozo, small piece	{m}
trocánter	trochanter	{m} [anatomy]
trocoide	trochoid	{f} [geometry]
-trofa	feminine form of -trofo	{suffix}
trofeo	trophy	{m}
-trofia	-trophy	{suffix}
-trofo	-troph, -trophic	{suffix}
trofozoito	trophozoite	{m} [cytology]
troglodita	barbarous, cruel (of a person)	{adj}
troglodita	Of or pertaining to subterranean life	{adj}
troglodita	caveman or cavewoman	{mf}
troglodita	troglodyte	{mf}
troj	A storeroom specifically used to keep olives separately before being ground	{f}
troj	garner	{f}
troja	A slim bag made of linen cloth	{f} [archaic]
troja	garner	{f} [archaic]
troja	saddlebag	{f} [archaic]
trol	troll	{m} [fantasy]
trola	lie	{f}
trola	female prostitute	{f} [slang, South America]
troll	alternative spelling of trol	{m}
tromba	whirlwind, tornado	{f}
trombina	thrombin	{f} [enzyme]
trombón	trombone	{m}
trombocito	thrombocyte; blood platelet	{m}
trombosis	thrombosis	{f}
tromboxano	thromboxane	{m} [organic compound]
trombótico	thrombotic	{adj}
trompa	tube (especially the Fallopian tube)	{f} [anatomy]
trompa	horn	{f} [musici]
trompa	proboscis	{f}
trompa	snout (long, projecting nose, mouth and jaw of a beast)	{f}
trompa	trunk (of an elephant)	{f}
trompa de Falopio	Fallopian tube	{f} [anatomy]
trompa de los Alpes	alphorn	{f}
trompe-l'œil	trompe-l'oeil (type of optical illusion)	{m}
trompeta	trumpet	{f}
trompeta	trumpeter	{mf}
trompetista	trumpeter	{mf}
trompo	top (spinning toy)	{m}
tronar	to thunder	{vi} [impersonal]
tronchar	to crack, to split	{v}
tronchar	to shatter	{v}
tronchar	to snap	{v}
tronco	guy, dude	{m} [colloquial, Spain]
tronco	torso	{m}
tronco	trunk (tree trunk)	{m}
tronco del encéfalo	brain stem	{m} [anatomy]
tronera	pocket of pool table	{f}
tronera	small window; porthole	{f}
trono	throne	{m}
tronquito	little trunk	{m}
tropa	flock, herd	{f} [Latin America]
tropa	army, troop	{f} [military]
tropa	troop, crowd	{f}
tropecientos	zillions	{adj}
tropel	mob, crowd	{m}
tropel	squad, troop	{m}
tropel	swarm	{m}
tropelía	outrage, abuse, barbarity	{f}
tropero	cowboy	{m} [Latin America]
tropezar	to get tripped up	{vi}
tropezar	to trip, stumble, bump into	{vi}
tropezar	to meet (someone) by chance	{vr}
tropezón	stumbling	{adj}
tropezón	stumble, trip (act)	{m}
tropezón	bit of meat or other food found in a stew	{m} [usually in plural]
tropezoso	falling, stumbling	{adj}
tropical	tropical	{adj}
tropiezo	blunder	{m}
tropiezo	setback	{m}
tropo	trope	{m} [music, rhetoric]
tropomiosina	tropomyosin	{f} [protein]
troponina	troponin	{f} [protein]
tropopausa	tropopause	{f}
troposfera	troposphere	{f}
trotamundo	drifter, transient	{m}
trotamundos	globetrotter	{m}
trotar	to trot	{v}
Troya	Troy	{prop}
troyano	Trojan	{adj}
trozo	piece	{m}
trozo de madera	woodchip	{n}
trépano	drill bit	{m}
trópico	Of, or relating to tropes and their use	{adj}
trópico	tropic	{m} [astronomy, geography]
trópico	tropics	{m} [geography]
tráquea	throat, windpipe	{f}
tórsalo	torsalo	{m}
tártaro	Tatar	{adj}
tártaro	tartar	{m} [dentistry]
tártaro	hell	{m} [poetic]
tártaro	tartaric acid	{m}
tártaro	Tatar (person)	{m}
tártaro	Tatar (language)	{prop}
tártaro de Crimea	Crimean Tatar (a Turkic language)	{prop}
tórtola	turtle dove (bird)	{f}
tórtola turca	The collared dove, a bird	{f}
tórtolo	lovebird (person)	{n} [colloquial]
trucar	tune up, soup up (modify a motor vehicle)	{v}
trucha	queer	{adj} [slang, offensive]
trucha	trout	{f}
trucho	male trout	{m} [humorous]
truco	trick	{m}
trucos del oficio	tricks of the trade	{mp} [pluralonly]
truculento	deadly, destructive	{adj}
truculento	truculent, cruel, savage	{adj}
trueno	a clap of thunder	{m}
trueno	privet	{m} [rare]
trueque	barter	{m}
trufa	truffle (tuber)	{f}
Trujillo	Spanish surname	{prop}
truncar	to truncate, to cut off	{v}
Tsjinval	The capital city of South Ossetia	{prop}
tsunami	tsunami	{m}
tótem	totem	{m}
tótem	totem pole	{m}
títere	marionette	{m}
títere	puppet	{m}
título	title	{m}
tu	apocopic form of tuyo Your	{adj} [before the noun]
TU	Tren Urbano, the metro system used in San Juan, Puerto Rico	{initialism}
tubería	tubing, piping	{f}
tubo	tube	{m}
tubo de ensayo	test tube	{m}
tubo de escape	tailpipe; exhaust pipe	{m}
tubo neural	neural tube	{m} [anatomy]
tubérculo	tubercle	{m} [anatomy, botany, pathology, mycology]
tubular	tubular	{adj}
tubulina	tubulin	{f} [protein]
tucán	A toucan	{m}
tuerca	nut (for a bolt)	{f}
tuerto	one-eyed	{adj}
tuerto	one-eyed person	{m}
tufo	a wisp (of hair)	{m}
tufo	bad breath	{m}
tufo	foul odor, stench	{m}
tuitear	to tweet	{v} [Internet]
tule	tule (freshwater sedge)	{m}
tulio	thulium	{m}
tulipán	a tulip	{m}
tullido	crippled	{adj}
tullido	paralyzed	{adj}
tullido	cripple, handicapped person	{m}
tu madre	Similar to the English version, a catch-all retort. Literally: your mom	{f} [pejorative, slang]
tumba	grave	{f}
tumbaburros	dictionary	{m} [slang]
tumbado	lying down	{adj}
tumbar	to fall	{vi}
tumbar	to lie down	{vr}
tumbar	to knock over, tip (make fall)	{vt}
tumbar	to lay, have sex (with)	{vt}
tumbarse a la bartola	To hit the hay; hit the sack	{v} [idiomatic]
tumbón	lazy	{adj} [colloquial]
tumbón	sly	{adj} [colloquial]
tumbona	lounger (chair), sun-lounger, recliner, easy chair, deckchair, beach chair	{f}
tumor	tumor	{m}
tumoral	tumoral	{adj}
tuna	nopal	{f}
tuna	prickly pear, the fruit of the nopal cactus (scientific names: genus Opuntia, Opuntia ficus-indica)	{f}
tuna	a college singing group, wearing ornate clothes, called in the Americas estudiantina (see Tuna (music))	{f} [Spain]
tunante	loafing	{adj}
tunante	tricky, deceptive	{adj}
tunante	crook	{mf}
tunante	loafer	{mf}
tundir	to mow	{v}
tundir	to shear	{v}
tundir	to thrash	{v}
tundra	tundra	{f}
tunear	To be crooked or deceitful	{v}
tunecino	Tunisian	{adj}
tunecino	Tunisian	{m}
tuneladora	tunneler (device for making tunnels)	{f}
tungsteno	tungsten (chemical element)	{m}
turanosa	turanose	{f} [carbohydrates]
turba	mob	{f}
turba	peat	{f}
turbante	turban	{m}
turbar	to confuse	{v}
turbar	to disturb	{v}
turbina	turbine	{f}
turbio	turbid	{adj}
turbulencia	turbulence	{f}
turbulencia	turbulent times	{f}
turbulento	turbulent	{adj}
turíbulo	censer, thurible	{m}
turca	Turk	{f}
turco	Turkish	{adj}
turco	(Central America) it is used infrequently to refer to a Turk, but it is most often used to refer to an Arab or a Jew. In general, it is a non-offensive synonym of Sand-Nigger. i.e. "Los Turcos son los dueños de todas las tiendas de tela". Here, 'Turcos' refers to the Arabs. "Los Turcos son los dueños de todas las casas de empeño". Here it refers to the Jews.	{m}
turco	Turk	{m}
turco	the Turkish language	{prop}
turcomano	Turkoman (Turkmen)	{adj}
turcomano	Turkoman (Turkmen)	{m}
turismo	tourism	{m}
turismo sexual	sex tourism	{m}
turista	tourist	{mf}
Turkmenistán	Turkmenistan	{prop}
turkmeno	Turkmen	{adj}
turkmeno	Turkmen	{m}
turmalina	tourmaline	{f}
turón	polecat, weasel	{m}
turnar	to alternate	{v}
turnar	to take turns	{v}
turnarse	To take turns	{vr}
turno	duty, guard	{m}
turno	shift	{m}
turno	turn	{m}
turquí	Turkish	{adj} [obsolete]
Turquía	Turkey (country at intersection of Europe and Asia)	{prop}
turquesa	turquoise	{adj}
turquesa	turquoise (gemstone)	{f}
turquesa	turquoise (color)	{f} [uncountable]
turrón	A sweet made from almonds. Similar to nougat	{m}
turístico	touristic	{adj}
tururú	(to be) crazy, nuts	{adj}
tusar	to shear	{v} [Latin America]
tusilago	coltsfoot	{m}
tutú	tutu	{m}
tuétano	marrowbone	{m}
tuétano	marrow, bone marrow	{m}
tutear	To address someone informally, with tú, to thou	{v}
tutela	custody	{f}
tutela	title	{f}
tutelaje	tutelage	{m}
tuteo	In Spanish dialects, the use of the pronoun tú as opposed to vos	{m}
tuteo	The use of informal as opposed to polite pronouns	{m}
tuto	sleepiness	{m} [Chile, childish]
tuto	thigh	{m} [Chile]
Tuvalu	Tuvalu	{prop}
tuvaluano	Tuvaluan	{adj}
tuvaluano	Tuvaluan	{m}
tuxtleco	Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Tuxtla Gutiérrez	{adj}
tuya	feminine form of tuyo Yours, your	{adj}
tuya	(Thuja) thuja	{f} [botany]
tuya	tuya	{f} [geology]
tuya	feminine form of tuyo Yours	{pron}
tuya articulada	sandarac (Tetraclinis articulata Masters)	{f} [plant]
tuyas	feminine plural of tuyo Yours, your	{adj}
tuyas	feminine plural of tuyo Yours	{pron}
tuyo	Yours, your	{adj}
tuyo	Yours	{pron}
tuza	gopher	{f} [Mexico]
tv	(television) TV	{f}
TV3	Televisio de Catalunya Catalan Public Television	{abbr}
TVE	TV España	{abbr}
twittear	to tweet	{v} [Internet]
twittero	twitterer (someone who uses the microblogging website Twitter)	{m} [neologism, Internet]
tóxico	toxic	{adj}
tzompantli	alternative spelling of zompantli	{m}