Spanish words start with V

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Spanish word	meaning in English	features
v	The twenty-third (23rd) letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
V	The 23rd letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
vía	method	{f}
vía	road	{f}
vía	track, railroad track	{f}
vía	way	{f}
vía	via	{prep}
vaca	cow	{f}
vacación	vacation, holiday	{f}
vacacionar	to go on vacation	{vi}
vacacionista	vacationer	{mf}
vacante	vacant; empty	{adj}
vacante	vacancy; opening (as for a job)	{f}
vacarí	covered in cow hide or leather	{adj}
vaca sagrada	sacred cow	{f}
vaciar	to empty	{v}
vacilación	vacillation, perplexity, unresolve	{f}
vacilar	to spy on	{v} [colloquial]
vacilar	to enjoy (colloquial, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, and Guatemala)	{v}
vacilar	to hesitate, waver	{v}
vacío	empty	{adj}
vacío	vacant	{adj}
vacío	empty space; gap	{m}
vacío	vacuum	{m}
vacío	void	{m}
vía crucis	Way of the Cross; Via Crucis	{m}
vacuamente	emptily	{adv}
vacuidad	vacuousness	{f}
vacuna	vaccine	{f}
vacunación	vaccination; inoculation	{f}
vacunar	to vaccinate	{v}
vacuno	bovine	{adj}
vacuno	bovine	{m}
vacuo	empty; vacant	{adj} [dated]
vacuo	empty space, gap	{m} [dated]
vacuola	vacuole	{f}
vadear	to ford	{v}
vadear	to wade across	{v}
vado	ford	{m}
vagabunda	feminine form of vagabundo	{f}
vagabundear	to wander	{v}
vagabundo	roaming	{adj}
vagabundo	stray	{adj}
vagabundo	vagabond	{m}
vagabundo	vagrant	{m}
vagamente	vaguely	{adv}
vagancia	laziness	{f}
vagancia	vagrancy	{f}
vagar	to roam, to wander	{v}
vagón	train car	{m}
vago	lazy	{adj}
vago	vague	{adj}
vago	vagabond	{m}
vago	wanderer	{m}
vaguear	to lounge	{v}
vaguear	to wander	{v}
vaguedad	vagueness	{f}
vahído	dizziness	{m}
vahído	dizzy spell	{m}
vahído	short blackout	{m}
vaho	breath	{m}
vaho	vapor	{m}
vaina	case, casing	{f}
vaina	hickey	{f} [Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, colloquial]
vaina	thing, gadget	{f} [Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, colloquial]
vaina	pod	{f}
vaina	green bean	{f} [regional]
vaina	scabbard, sheath	{f}
vaina	worthless person	{f} [slang]
vainica	green pea	{f}
vainica	hemstitch	{f}
vainilla	vanilla (plant or fruit)	{f}
vainita	diminutive form of vaina, small green bean	{f}
vaivén	fluctuation	{m}
vaivén	swaying; rocking	{m}
vajilla	dishes, dishware	{f}
vajillas	a set of dishes	{fp}
val	apocopic form of valle valley	{m}
valía	worth	{f}
vale	okay	{interj} [only Spain]
vale	voucher; IOU	{m}
valedero	valid (well grounded or justifiable, pertinent)	{adj}
Valencia	The letter V in the Spanish phonetic alphabet	{prop}
Valencia	Valencia	{prop}
valenciano	Valencian	{adj}
valenciano	Valencian	{m}
valenciano	Valencian (dialect of Catalan)	{prop}
valentía	courage	{f}
Valentina	female given name, feminine form of Valentín	{prop}
Valentín	male given name, cognate to English Valentine	{prop}
valer	To be worth	{v}
valerato	valerate	{m} [organic compound]
valeroso	brave	{adj}
valerse	to make use of	{v}
valet	a jack in a deck of cards	{m} [card games]
validación	validation	{f}
validar	to validate	{v}
validez	validity	{f}
valido	past participle of valer; valued	{adj}
valido	valued; favored; believed	{adj}
valido	a valued, favored, trusted or believed person	{m}
valiente	valiant, brave, courageous	{adj}
valientemente	valiantly	{adv}
valija	valise	{f}
valina	valine	{f} [amino acid]
valioso	valuable	{adj}
valkiria	alternative spelling of valquiria	{f}
valla	barricade; fence	{f}
valla	hurdle	{f}
valla	obstacle	{f}
vallar	to fence in, enclose	{v}
valle	valley	{m}
vallecano	From or of Vallecas, a neighbourhood of Madrid	{adj}
vallecano	From or of Valle, a department of Honduras	{adj}
Valle de los Reyes	Valley of the Kings	{prop}
vallenato	vallenato	{m} [music]
valor	A value (numerical)	{m}
valor	courage	{m}
valor	worth	{m}
valoración	valuation; appraisal	{f}
valorar	to appraise	{v}
valor característico	eigenvalue	{m} [linear algebra]
valorizar	to give or add value to	{vt}
valorizar	to value, to appraise	{vt}
valor nominal	face value, nominal value	{m}
valor preestablicido	A default, preset value	{m}
valor propio	eigenvalue	{m} [linear algebra]
valproato	valproate	{m} [organic compound]
valproico	valproic	{adj}
valquiria	Valkyrie	{f}
valérico	valeric	{adj}
vals	waltz	{m}
valsar	to waltz	{v}
valse	waltz	{m}
valtar	knock down	{v}
valtar	fall, fall down	{vr}
valuar	to value	{v}
valvular	valvular (of or relating to valves)	{adj}
vampira	A female vampire	{f}
vampiresa	vampiress	{f}
vampirito	diminutive form of vampiro	{m}
vampiro	vampire	{m}
vanadio	vanadium	{m}
vanagloria	boastfulness, vainglory	{f}
vanagloriar	to boast	{v}
vanamente	vainly	{adv}
vandalismo	vandalism	{m}
vandalizar	to vandalize	{v}
vandálico	vandalic	{adj}
Vane	female given name, nickname of Vanessa	{prop}
Vanesa	female given name	{prop}
vanguardia	avantgarde	{f}
vanguardia	vanguard	{f}
vanguardista	avant-garde	{adj}
vanguardista	a member a the avant-garde	{mf}
vanidad	nonsense	{m}
vanidad	pomp	{m}
vanidad	vanity	{m}
vanidoso	vain	{adj}
vanilina	vanillin	{f} [organic compound]
vano	vain	{adj}
Vanuatu	Vanuatu	{prop}
vanuatuense	Vanuatuan	{adj}
vanuatuense	Vanuatuan	{mf}
vapor	steam, vapor (water vapor)	{m}
vaporizador	vaporizer	{m}
vaporizar	to vaporize	{vt}
vaporoso	airy	{adj}
vaporoso	vaporous	{adj}
vapulear	to thrash	{v}
vaquera	cowgirl	{f}
vaquero	cowboy	{adj}
vaquero	cowboy	{m}
vaqueros	jeans	{mp}
vaqueros	plural form of vaquero (cowboy)	{mp}
vaquilla	heifer	{f}
vara	a long and thin stick, pole or rod	{f}
vara	a staff of office	{f}
vara	(obsolete) A unit of length, about 0.836 metre. Half a braza	{f}
vara	thin branch or cane (of a tree or bush)	{f}
varado	beached	{adj}
varado	stranded	{adj}
vara mágica	a magic wand	{f}
varar	to beach	{v}
varar	to run aground	{v}
Vargas	Spanish surname	{prop}
variable	variable	{adj}
variable	variable	{f}
variablemente	variably	{adv}
variación	variation	{f}
variado	diverse	{adj}
variante	variant	{f}
varianza	variance	{f}
variar	to alter, vary, change	{v}
varicela	chicken pox	{f} [pathology]
varices	varicose veins	{fp}
varicoso	varicose	{adj}
variedad	breed	{f}
variedad	variety	{f}
varilla	spoke	{f}
vario	varied	{adj}
vario	various	{adj}
varios	various, several	{adj}
varita	wand	{f}
varón	person of male sex	{m}
varonil	masculine	{adj}
Varsovia	Warsaw (Capital city of Poland)	{prop}
varsoviano	Varsovian	{adj}
varsoviano	Varsovian	{m}
vasallage	alternative spelling of vasallaje; vassalage	{m}
vasallaje	vassalage	{m}
vasallo	vassal	{m}
vasca	(female) Basque person	{f}
vascón	Vascon	{adj}
vascón	Vascon	{m}
vasco	Basque	{adj}
vasco	a Basque person	{m}
vasco	the Basque language	{prop}
vascohablante	Basque-speaking	{adj}
vascohablante	Basque speaker	{mf}
vascuence	of the Basque language	{adj}
vascuence	the Basque language	{m}
vascular	vascular	{adj}
vasectomía	vasectomy	{f} [surgery]
vasija	vessel	{f}
vasito	(small) glass	{m}
vaso	drinking glass	{m}
vaso	glassful	{m}
vaso	vessel (container)	{m}
vaso	vessel (craft)	{m}
vaso	vessel (tube or canal that carries fluid in an animal or plant)	{m}
vasoactivo	vasoactive	{adj}
vaso de precipitados	Any kind of beaker, or similar glass container used in a chemical laboratory	{m}
vasovasostomía	vasovasostomy	{f} [surgery]
vastedad	extension, width	{f}
vastedad	vastness, broadness	{f}
vasto	vast	{adj}
vasto externo	vastus lateralis, vastus externus	{m}
vasto interno	vastus medialis	{m}
vastísimo	superlative form of vasto	{adj}
vataje	wattage	{m}
vaticana	feminine form of vaticano	{f}
vaticano	Vatican (relating to the Vatican city state)	{adj}
vaticano	A Vaticanian (someone from the Vatican city state)	{m}
Vaticano	Vatican (pertaining to the Pope or the Holy See)	{adj}
Vaticano	Vatican (pertaining to the Vatican)	{adj}
Vaticano	the Vatican	{prop}
vaticinar	to predict, to vaticinate	{v}
vaticinio	prediction	{m}
vatio	watt	{m}
vato	Hispanic youth; guy; dude	{m} [Chicano, slang]
vav	vav; the Hebrew letter ו	{f}
vaya con Dios	Godspeed	{phrase}
víbora	snake	{f} [colloquial, Mexico]
víbora	malicious person, snake in the grass	{f}
víbora	viper, adder	{f}
VC	Veracruz (Mexican state)	{abbr}
víctima	victim	{f}
Vd.	Abbreviated form of usted.	{abbr}
vídeo	video	{m}
Vds.	you (plural, formal)	{abbr}
ve	Name of the letter v	{f}
vecina	(female) neighbour	{f}
vecinal	neighbour	{adj} [attributive]
vecinal	local	{adj}
vecinal	neighbourly	{adj}
vecindad	neighborhood	{f}
vecindad	vicinity	{f}
vecindario	neighbourhood	{m}
vecino	neighboring	{adj}
vecino	neighbour	{m}
vecino	(obsolete) freeman, person of relatively high status associated with a place	{m}
vector	vector	{m}
vectorial	vectorial	{adj} [mathematics]
vector propio	eigenvector	{m} [linear algebra]
vector unitario	unit vector	{m} [linear algebra]
veda	closed season	{f} [hunting]
veda	prohibition	{f}
vedar	to ban, prohibit	{v}
ve de vaca	The letter V, so called to distinguish it from be de burro, the letter B	{letter}
ve doble	Name of the letter w	{f}
veedor	looking, observing	{adj}
veedor	guard	{m}
veedor	overman	{m}
veedor	overseer	{m}
vega	alluvial plain	{f}
vega	fertile lowland	{f}
vega	grassy plain	{f}
vega	meadow	{f}
vega	valley (the fertile lowlands surrounding a river)	{f}
Vega	Spanish surname derived from vega	{prop}
vegan	A vegan or vegano	{n}
veganismo	veganism	{m}
vegano	vegan (from Las Vegas)	{adj}
vegano	vegan (relating to vegans or veganism)	{adj}
vegano	vegan (someone from Las Vegas)	{m}
vegano	vegan (supporter of veganism)	{m}
vegetación	vegetation	{f}
vegetaciones	adenoids	{fp}
vegetal	vegetal	{adj}
vegetal	vegetable	{m}
vegetar	to vegetate	{v}
vegetariano	vegetarian	{adj}
vegetariano	vegetarian	{m}
vehículo	vehicle	{m}
vehemencia	vehemence, zeal	{f}
vehemente	vehement	{adj}
vehementemente	vehemently	{adv}
veinte	twenty	{cardinal num} [cardinal]
veinteavo	twentieth (portion of a whole)	{adj}
veinteavo	twentieth (portion of a whole)	{m}
veintena	Set of twenty units	{f}
veinteno	twentieth	{adj}
veintetantos	twentysomething	{v}
veinticinco	twenty-five	{num}
veinticuatro	twenty-four	{num}
veintidós	twenty-two	{num}
veintiún	apocopic form of veintiuno twenty-one	{num} [before the noun]
veintinueve	twenty-nine	{num}
veintiocho	twenty-eight	{num}
veintisiete	twenty-seven	{num}
veintiséis	twenty-six	{num}
veintitantos	twentysomething	{cardinal num}
veintitrés	twenty-three	{num}
veintiuno	twenty-one	{num} [cardinal]
vejación	bullying	{f}
vejación	harassing	{f}
vejado	vexed	{adj}
vejar	to harass	{v}
vejatorio	vexatious	{adj}
vejez	old age	{f}
vejiga	bladder	{f}
vejiga de perro	bladder cherry	{f}
vela	candle	{f}
vela	sail	{f} [nautical]
vela	sailing	{f} [nautical]
vela	wakefulness, sleeplessness	{f}
velada	soirée	{f}
velador	candlestick	{m}
velador	nightstand	{m} [Chile]
vela güira	An opportunist; one who takes an advantage over others	{f} [slang, Puerto Rico, pejorative]
vela latina	lateen (sail)	{f} [nautical]
velar	velar	{adj}
velar	to be vigilant	{v}
velar	to watch, to guard	{v}
velarte	broadcloth, fine cloth	{m}
Velasco	Spanish surname	{prop}
velatorio	wake (for the dead)	{m}
veleidad	caprice, whimsy	{f}
veleidad	fickleness	{f}
veleidoso	fickle	{adj}
veleño	alternative spelling of beleño	{m} [obsolete]
velero	sailboat	{m}
veleta	weather vane	{f}
vellón	fleece	{m}
vello	body hair, androgenic hair, vellus hair	{m}
vello androgénico	body hair, androgenic hair	{m}
vello corporal	body hair	{m}
vello púbico	pubic hair	{m}
vellosidad	hairiness	{f}
velloso	fluffy	{adj}
velloso	hairy	{adj}
velluda	Hairy woman. Usually referring to excess of arm, chest, or pubic hair (not head hair)	{f}
velludo	hairy-bodied	{adj}
velludo	felt, velvet	{m}
velo	veil	{m}
velocidad	gear	{f} [automotive]
velocidad	velocity	{f} [physics]
velocidad	speed	{f}
velocidad del sonido	speed of sound	{f}
velocirráptor	velociraptor	{m}
velocista	sprinter	{mf}
velocímetro	speedometer	{m}
velocípedo	velocipede	{m}
velorio	wake (for the dead)	{m}
veloz	fast, quick, speedy	{adj}
vena	vein	{f}
venado	cuckold, deceived husband or partner	{m} [colloquial]
venado	deer	{m}
venado	venison	{m}
vencedor	conquering	{adj}
vencedor	conquerer	{m}
vencedora	(female) conquerer	{f}
vencer	to expire	{vr}
vencer	to defeat, to win, to conquer	{v}
venceremos	(Politics) We shall win, as a slogan	{interj}
vencido	defeated, beaten	{adj}
vencido	expired	{adj}
venda	bandage	{f}
venda	Feminine of vendo, Wend woman (Slavic people)	{f} [ethnics]
vendaje	bandage, dressing (for a wound or injury)	{m}
vendar	to bandage	{v}
vendar	to blindfold	{v}
vendaval	windstorm	{m}
vendedor	salesman	{m}
vendedora	saleswoman	{f}
vender	to sell	{vt}
vender la piel del oso antes de cazarlo	to count one's chickens before they hatch	{v} [idiomatic]
venderse	reflexive form of vender To sell for; to fetch	{vr}
vendimia	vintage (yield of grapes during one season)	{f}
vendo	Wend (Slavic people and its language)	{m}
Venecia	Venice	{prop}
veneno	poison	{m}
veneno	venom	{m}
venenoso	venomous, poisonous, toxic	{adj}
venera	A shell of a scallop	{f}
venerabilidad	venerability	{f}
venerablemente	venerably	{adv}
venerar	to venerate	{v}
venezolano	Venezuelan	{adj}
venezolano	a Venezuelan person	{m}
venezolano	the currency of Venezuela; venezolano	{m}
Venezuela	Venezuela	{prop}
vengador	avenger	{m}
vengadora	avenger	{f}
venganza	vengeance	{f}
vengar	to take revenge	{v}
vengativo	vengeful (wanting vengeance)	{adj}
venia	consent, permission	{f}
venia	forgiveness	{f}
venia	salute	{f} [Latin America, military]
venida	arrival, return	{f}
venida	comming	{f}
venidero	future, forthcoming, upcoming	{adj}
venir	to come	{v}
venlafaxina	venlafaxine	{f} [pharmaceutical drug]
venoso	venous	{adj}
venéreo	venereal	{adj}
venta	sale	{f}
venta al por mayor	wholesale (business)	{f}
ventaja	advantage	{f}
ventaja	benefit	{f}
ventajismo	nerve, gall	{m}
ventajosamente	advantageously, profitably, favorably	{adv}
ventajoso	advantageous, profitable, favorable	{adj}
ventana	a small gap or opening	{f}
ventana	nostril	{f}
ventana	window	{f}
ventanal	augmentative form of ventana, large window	{m}
ventanilla	small window	{f}
ventanilla	ticket window	{f}
ventar	to blow	{vi}
ventar	to sniff, to scent	{vt}
ventilación	ventilation	{f}
ventilador	fan, ventilator	{m}
ventilar	to ventilate	{v}
ventisca	blizzard, snowstorm	{f}
ventisca	storm (strong wind)	{f}
ventisquero	storm (strong wind)	{m}
ventolera	gale, strong blast of wind	{f}
ventolera	pinwheel	{f}
ventosamente	windily, breezily	{adv}
ventosear	to fart (break wind)	{v}
ventoso	windy, breezy	{adj} [weather]
ventrículo	ventricle	{m}
ventricular	ventricular	{adj}
ventrílocuo	ventriloquist	{m}
venturina	aventurine	{f}
Venus	Venus	{prop}
ver	to see	{v}
veracidad	veracity	{f}
Veracruz	A state of Mexico	{prop}
veracruzano	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Veracruz	{adj}
veranear	to summer; to spend a summer at	{v}
veraniego	pertaining to the summer	{adj}
veraniego	trivial	{adj}
verano	summer	{m}
veras	truth, reality (unusual)	{fp}
veraz	truthful, veracious	{adj}
verbal	verbal	{adj}
verbal	verbal	{mf} [grammar]
verbalista	verbal, verbalistic	{adj}
verbalista	verbose	{adj}
verbalista	verbalist	{mf}
verbalmente	verbally	{adv}
verbena	verbena	{f}
verbena de Indias	lemon verbena (shrub, Aloysia triphylla)	{f}
verbigracia	for instance, for example	{adv}
verbigracia	example	{m}
verbo	verb	{m} [grammar]
verbo intransitivo	intransitive verb	{m} [grammar]
verbo irregular	irregular verb	{m}
verbo reflexivo	reflexive verb	{m} [grammar]
verborrea	verbiage	{f} [colloquial]
verbo transitivo	transitive verb	{m} [grammar]
ver con buenos ojos	to look favourably on	{v} [idiomatic]
verdad	truth	{f}
verdaderamente	truthfully	{adv}
verdadero	honest	{adj}
verdadero	true; real	{adj}
verdadero	a person who tells the truth	{m}
verde	dirty, coarse	{adj}
verde	green (eco-friendly)	{adj}
verde	green in colour	{adj}
verde	inexperienced; naïve	{adj}
verde	risqué, naughty	{adj}
verde	unripe	{adj}
verde	unwell; sick	{adj}
verde	The colour green	{m}
verdear	to turn green	{v}
ver doble	to see double	{v}
verdolaga	purslane, a plant of species Portulaca oleracea	{f} [botany]
verdoso	greenish	{adj}
verdugón	bruise, welt	{m}
verdugo	executioner, hangman	{m}
verdulero	greengrocer, fruiterer	{m}
verdura	greenness, verdancy	{f}
verdura	vegetable	{f}
verdurita	diminutive form of verdura	{f}
vereda	sidewalk	{f} [Latin American Spanish]
veredicto	verdict	{m}
verga	a yardarm or yard	{f} [nautical]
verga	steel bow (of a crossbow)	{f}
verga	a thing of bad or undesirable quality	{f} [vulgar]
vergajazo	blow from a whip or lash	{m}
vergajazo	whip, lash	{m}
vergüenza	embarrassment	{f}
vergüenza	shame	{f}
vergüenza ajena	Shame or embarrassment as a result of the actions of others	{f}
vergón	expert, strong, powerful	{adj} [vulgar]
vergonzoso	bashful	{adj}
vergonzoso	shameful	{adj}
vergonzoso	shy	{adj}
vericueto	difficult mountain trail	{m}
vericueto	difficult terrain	{m}
vericueto	meander	{m}
verificabilidad	verifiability	{f}
verificación	realization	{f}
verificación	verification	{f}
verificar	to verify, check	{v}
verja	railing	{f}
verle el ojo a la papa	to pop one's cherry	{v} [idiomatic, Chile]
vermú	vermouth	{m}
Vermont	Vermont	{prop}
Verónica	female given name; a cognate of the English Veronica	{prop}
vero	[antiquated] true, real	{adj}
verosímil	plausible	{adj}
verraco	boar (male pig)	{m}
verraco	megalithic sculpture of a pig or other quadruped	{m}
verruga	wart, verruca	{f}
versado	versed, knowledgeable, skilled	{adj}
versar	to concern	{v}
versar	to turn (around)	{v}
versículo	verse (in the Bible)	{m}
verse	to meet; to see one another	{v}
versificador	versifier	{m}
versificar	To versify	{v}
versión	cover version	{f}
versión	version	{f}
versionar	to cover (make a cover version)	{v} [music]
verso	versed	{adj} [mathematics]
verso	(artillery): small culverin (kind of cannon)	{m}
verso	verso, left-hand page	{m} [printing]
verso	verse, line (of a poem)	{m}
verso	verse, poem	{m}
verso	verso, reverse, back, overleaf (of a page)	{m}
versátil	versatile	{adj}
vertebrado	vertebrate (having a backbone)	{adj}
vertebral	vertebral	{adj} [anatomy]
vertedero	landfill, dump (place where waste or garbage is left)	{m}
vertedero	weir	{m}
verter	to pour, spill, shed	{vt}
vertical	vertical	{adj}
verticalmente	vertically	{adv}
vertiente	slope	{f}
vertiginoso	dizzying, vertiginous, giddy	{adj}
vesícula	vesicle	{f} [cytology]
vesícula biliar	gall bladder	{f}
vesícula seminal	seminal vesicle	{f} [anatomy]
vespertino	evening	{adj}
vespertino	sermon preached in the evening	{m}
vestíbulo	hall	{m}
vestíbulo	vestibule	{m}
vestido	dressed	{adj}
vestido	dress	{m}
vestidor	changing room	{m}
vestigio	vestige (faint mark or visible sign left by something which is lost)	{m}
vestimenta	clothes, outfit, apparel	{f}
vestimenta	vesture	{f}
vestir	to adorn, to bedeck, to embellish	{v}
vestir	to disguise, to cover up	{v}
vestir	to dress, to clothe, to attire	{v}
vestir	to make clothes for, to dress	{v}
vestir	to wear	{v}
vestirse	to get dressed	{v}
vestuario	clothing	{m}
vestuario	wardrobe	{m}
veta	vein, seam	{f} [mining]
veta	vein	{f} [of wood]
veta	streak	{f}
vetar	to veto	{v}
vete a la mierda	go to hell	{interj} [vulgar, offensive]
vete a saber	you tell me, goodness knows, who knows	{phrase} [idiomatic]
veterano	veteran	{m}
veterinaria	female veterinarian	{f}
veterinaria	veterinary science	{f}
veterinario	veterinary	{adj}
veterinario	veterinarian, vet, veterinary, veterinary surgeon	{m}
veto	veto	{m}
vexilo	vane (of a feather)	{m} [ornithology]
vexilología	vexillology	{f}
vez	time, instance	{f}
veza	vetch	{f}
vezo	custom, habit	{m} [rare]
viña	vineyard	{f}
viabilidad	viability	{f}
viable	viable	{adj}
viacrucis	alternative spelling of vía crucis	{m}
viñador	winegrower	{m}
viñadora	feminine form of viñador	{f}
viajante	travelling (person)	{adj}
viajante	travelling salesman	{mf}
viajar	to travel, to journey	{v}
viaje	voyage, journey, trip	{m}
viaje inaugural	maiden voyage	{n}
viajero	travelling	{adj}
viajero	traveller, traveler	{m}
vial	of or pertaining to a via, road, highway	{adj}
vial	avenue	{m}
vianda	food, viands (items of food served as a meal)	{f}
vianda	meals on wheels (food delivered to the homes of those unable to cook)	{f}
vianda	takeaway meal	{f}
viborear	to wind, slither, snake	{v}
viborezno	viperous (of or pertaining to a viper)	{adj}
viborezno	snakelet, especially a young viper	{m}
vibra	vibe (atmosphere or aura of a person or place as communicated to and felt by others)	{f} [colloquial]
vibración	vibration	{f}
vibrador	vibrator (sex)	{m}
vibrar	to brandish	{v}
vibrar	to roll the letter R	{v}
vibrar	to vibrate	{v}
viburno	viburnum	{m}
vice-	vice-	{prefix}
viceministro	vice minister	{m}
Vicenta	female given name, feminine form of Vicente ( =Vincent)	{prop}
Vicente	male given name, cognate to English Vincent	{prop}
vicepresidenta	feminine form of vicepresidente	{f}
vicepresidente	vice president	{m}
viceversa	vice versa, the other way round	{adv}
viciar	to distort	{v}
vicio	vice	{m}
vicioso	profligate	{adj}
vicioso	vicious	{adj}
victimización	victimization	{f}
victoria	victory	{f}
Victoria	female given name	{prop}
victoriosamente	victoriously	{adv}
victorioso	victorious, triumphant	{adj}
vicuña	vicuna	{f}
vid	vine, grapevine	{f}
vida	a term of endearment; darling, sweetheart	{f}
vida	life	{f}
vida	life span; lifetime	{f}
vida	lifestyle	{f}
vida	livelihood; living	{f}
vida	liveliness	{f}
video	movie that is stored on VHS tape or DVD	{m} [Latin America]
video	videotape	{m} [Latin America]
video	video store	{m} [Latin America]
videocámara	video camera	{f}
videograbar	to videotape or record on video	{v}
videojuego	video game	{m}
videovigilancia	video surveillance	{f} [chiefly, Spain]
vidriar	to glaze	{v}
vidriera	shop window	{f} [Latin America]
vidriería	glaziery, glazier's shop, glazier's workshop	{f}
vidriero	glazier	{m}
vidrio	glass	{m}
viñedo	vineyard (grape plantation)	{m}
vieira	scallop	{f}
vieja	Feminine of viejo	{f}
vieja	wife, (spouse) little woman	{f}
viejecito	diminutive form of viejo, little old man, gramps, grams, granny, big mama, cheeser	{m}
viejita	diminutive form of vieja	{f}
viejo	old	{adj}
viejo	an old item	{m}
viejo	an old person	{m}
viejo	dad	{m} [Chile, Argentina, slang]
viejo	a certain guy or man, specially adult or almost	{m} [Mexico]
viejo	a male sexual companion or partner, occasional or stable, husband	{m} [Mexico]
viejo	sweetheart, honey (substitute for a male name)	{m} [Mexico]
viejujo	superlative form of viejo, an old person; old fart, geezer, cheeser	{m}
Viena	Vienna (capital of Austria)	{prop}
vienesa	female Viennese (female inhabitant or resident of Vienna)	{f}
vienesa	wiener, hot dog (sausage)	{f}
vienés	Viennese (from or connected with Vienna)	{adj}
vienés	Viennese (inhabitant or resident of Vienna)	{m}
viento	wind (movement of air)	{m}
viento solar	solar wind	{m} [astronomy]
vientre	abdomen	{m}
vientre	belly	{m}
viernes	Friday	{m}
viñeta	frame (of a comic)	{f}
viñeta	vignette	{f}
Vietnam	Vietnam	{prop}
vietnamita	Vietnamese	{adj}
vietnamita	Vietnamese person	{mf}
vietnamita	Vietnamese language	{prop}
viga	timber, beam, rafter	{f}
vigía	lookout, watchtower	{m}
vigía	reef	{m} [nautical]
vigencia	operation (for a law, regulation)	{f}
vigencia	shelf life	{f}
vigencia	term, life (for a contract)	{f}
vigencia	validity, applicability	{f}
vigente	current, in use	{adj}
vigente	(for a commercial offer, price or promotion) suitable in time	{adj}
vigente	in force (legal)	{adj}
vigente	in shelf life	{adj}
vigilancia	vigilance	{f}
vigilante	watchful, alert, wakeful	{adj}
vigilante	guard, watchman	{mf}
vigilantemente	vigilantly	{adv}
vigilar	to watch over	{v}
vigilia	eve (day before another specified)	{f}
vigilia	night shift	{f}
vigilia	(religion) fast, abstinence	{f}
vigilia	vigil	{f}
vigilia	wakefulness, being awake	{f}
vigilia	watchfulness	{f}
Vigo	Vigo	{prop}
vigor	vigor	{m}
vigorosamente	vigorously	{adv}
vigésimo	twentieth	{adj}
vigésimo	twentieth	{m}
VIH positivo	HIV positive	{adj}
vikinga	feminine form of vikingo	{f}
vikingo	viking	{adj}
vikingo	Viking (One of the Scandinavian seafaring warriors)	{m} [history]
vil	mean	{adj}
vilipendiar	to vilify	{v}
villa	settlement with a minimum of five thousand inhabitants (bigger than a town but smaller that a city) that has asked for the title officially. Previously, this title was grated by the king	{f}
villa	small town	{f}
villa	villa	{f}
Villalobos	Spanish surname	{prop}
villancico	carol; Christmas carol	{m}
villano	peasant	{adj}
villano	rude, bad-mannered	{adj}
Villanueva	Spanish surname	{prop}
Villegas	Spanish surname	{prop}
vilo	Word only used in the idiom en vilo meaning "in the air" or "in suspense"	{n}
vilorta	the sport of lacrosse	{m}
vimentina	vimentin	{f} [protein]
vinagre	vinegar	{m}
vinaza	vinasse	{f} [organic compound]
vinícola	winemaking, winegrowing (attributive)	{adj}
vinícola	winegrower	{mf}
vinculación	connection, link	{f}
vincular	to bind	{v}
vincular	to link	{v}
vinculina	vinculin	{f} [protein]
vindicar	to vindicate	{v}
vinicultor	winemaker	{m}
vinicultora	feminine form of vinicultor	{f}
vinicultura	viniculture	{f}
vinilo	vinyl	{m}
vino	wine	{m}
vino blanco	white wine	{m}
vino de mesa	table wine	{m}
vino espumoso	sparkling wine	{m}
vino rosado	rosé; rosé wine	{m}
vinoteca	wine cabinet (furniture for storing wine)	{f}
vinoteca	wine shop, winery	{f}
vino tinto	red wine	{m}
vintage	vintage	{adj}
Viola	Spanish surname	{prop}
violación	rape	{f}
violación	violation	{f}
violación correctiva	corrective rape	{f}
violación curativa	corrective rape	{f}
violador	violating	{adj}
violador	rapist	{m}
violadora	feminine form of violador	{f}
violar	to rape	{v}
violar	to violate	{v}
violáceo	violaceous	{adj} [mycology]
violencia	violence	{f}
violencia doméstica	domestic violence	{f}
violencia intrafamiliar	domestic violence	{f}
violentamente	violently	{adv}
violentar	to break open	{v}
violento	violent	{adj}
violeta	violet	{adj}
violeta	violet (plant)	{f}
violeta	violet (colour); purple	{m}
Violeta	female given name	{prop}
violinista	violinist	{mf}
violín	fiddle	{m}
violín	violin (string instrument)	{m}
violonchelo	cello (musical instrument)	{m}
vip	VIP	{mf}
viraje	change in orientation or direction	{m}
virar	to veer	{v}
virgen	virgin	{mf}
Virginia	female given name, cognate to English Virginia	{prop}
Virginia	Virginia (state)	{prop}
Virginia Occidental	West Virginia	{prop}
virginidad	virginity	{f}
Virgo	Virgo (constellation)	{prop}
viril	virile, manly	{adj}
virilidad	virility	{f}
virología	virology	{f}
virologista	virologist	{mf}
virote	bolt (short, stout, blunt-headed arrow)	{m}
virreina	vicereine	{f}
virreinato	viceroyalty	{m}
virreinato	viceroyship	{m}
virreino	viceroyalty	{m}
virrey	viceroy	{m}
virtual	virtual	{adj}
virtualidad	virtuality	{f}
virtualmente	potentially	{adv}
virtualmente	virtually	{adv}
virtud	virtue	{f}
virtuosamente	virtuously	{adv}
virtuoso	virtuoso	{adj}
virtuoso	virtuous	{adj}
virtuoso	a virtuous person or virtuoso	{m}
viruela	Any of the fluid-filled blisters caused by smallpox	{f} [pathology]
viruela	smallpox	{f} [pathology, uncountable]
virulencia	virulence	{f}
virus	virus, computer virus	{m}
virusoide	virusoid	{m}
visa	visa	{f}
visado	visa; a permit to enter and leave a country	{m}
visceral	visceral	{adj}
viscosidad	A viscous material	{f}
viscosidad	viscosity	{f} [physics]
viscosidad	viscousness	{f}
viscoso	viscous	{adj}
visfatina	visfatin	{f} [protein]
visibilidad	visibility	{f}
visible	visible	{adj}
visiblemente	visibly	{adv}
visillo	net curtain	{m}
visión	sight	{f}
visión	view	{f}
visión	vision	{f}
visionado	performance of a movie	{m}
visionado	viewing	{m}
visionar	to envision	{v}
visionario	visionary	{adj}
visionario	visionary	{m}
visir	vizir	{m}
visita	visit	{f}
visita	visitor	{f}
visitación	visitation	{f}
visitadora	feminine form of visitador	{f}
visitadora	enema	{f} [Latin America]
visitadora	syringe	{f} [Latin America]
visitante	visitor	{mf}
visitar	to visit	{v}
vislumbrar	to discern	{v}
visón	mink	{m}
Visnú	Vishnu	{prop}
vista	trial	{f} [legal]
vista	sight	{f}
vista	view	{f}
vistazo	glance	{m}
vistazo	look	{m}
visto	seen	{adj}
visto bueno	endorsement; approval; OK; blessing	{m}
vistosidad	gaudiness, showiness	{f}
vistoso	gaudy, showy, flashy	{adj}
visual	visual	{adj}
visualización	visualization	{f}
visualizar	to visualize	{v}
visualmente	visually	{adv}
vital	vital	{adj}
vitalicio	lifelong, life, for life (extending for the entire duration of life)	{adj}
vitalidad	vitality	{f}
vitalismo	vitalism (the doctrine that life involves some immaterial "vital force", and cannot be explained scientifically)	{m}
vitamina	vitamin	{f}
vitamínico	Of, containing, or relating to vitamins	{adj}
vitáceo	Of or pertaining to plants in the genus Vitis; vines and grapevines	{adj} [botany]
viático	viaticum	{m}
viticultor	winegrower	{m}
viticultora	feminine form of viticultor	{f}
viticultura	viticulture	{f}
vito	An Andalusian music style and dance	{m}
Vito	male given name	{prop}
vitorear	to cheer	{v}
vitral	stained glass	{m}
vitrectomía	vitrectomy	{f} [surgery]
vitrina	display cabinet	{f}
vitrina	window, shop window	{f} [Latin America]
vitrina	showcase	{f}
vitrina	vitrine	{f}
vituperar	to vituperate against	{v}
viuda	widow	{f}
viudez	widowhood; the state of being a widow or widower	{f}
viudo	widowed	{adj}
viudo	Scabiosa atropurpurea (mourning bride, mourning widow, sweet scabious)	{m} [plants]
viudo	widower, widow	{m}
vivacidad	jauntiness	{f}
vivacidad	liveliness	{f}
viva la Pepe	let the good times roll	{phrase}
vivaquear	to bivouac; to set up camp	{v}
vivar	to applaud	{v} [Latin America]
vivaz	animated; lively	{adj}
vivencia	insight, experience	{f}
vivero	nursery (a place where young trees and other plants are cultivated for transplanting)	{m}
vivero	nursery (the place where something is fostered and its growth promoted)	{m}
vivero	vivarium	{m}
vivienda	housing	{f}
viviente	living	{adj}
viviente	living	{mf}
vivificar	comfort, console	{v}
vivificar	vivify	{v}
vivir	life; lifestyle	{m}
vivir	To live; to be alive	{vi}
vivir	To make a living	{vi}
vivir	To reside; to inhabit	{vi}
vivir del cuento	To skimp off other people, go through life without working	{v} [idiomatic]
vivisección	vivisection	{f}
vivito	diminutive form of vivo, used chiefly in the idiomatic expression vivito y coleando	{adj}
vivito y coleando	alive and kicking	{adj} [idiomatic]
vivo	living, alive	{adj}
vivo	vivid	{adj}
Vizcaya	Biscay	{prop}
vizconde	viscount	{m}
vóley playa	beach volleyball	{m}
válido	valid	{adj}
válvula	valve	{f}
Vmd.	abbreviation of vuestra merced	{abbr}
vómito	vomit	{m}
vínculo	tie, bond (strong connection between people or groups of people)	{m}
vándalo	hooligan; lout; thug; yob, yobbo	{m}
vándalo	vandal	{m}
Véneto	Veneto (a region in northern Italy)	{prop}
vocablo	word, term	{m}
vocabulario	vocabulary	{m}
vocación	vocation	{f}
vocacional	vocational	{adj}
vocal	by means of the voice	{adj}
vocal	related to the voice	{adj}
vocal	using the voice	{adj}
vocal	vowel	{f}
vocal	voter, member with vote rights	{mf}
vocalista	vocalist	{mf}
vocalización	vocalization	{f}
vocalizar	to vocalize	{v}
vocalmente	vocally (using words)	{adv}
vocativo	vocative	{m} [grammar]
vocear	to shout	{v}
vocerío	outcry, uproar	{m}
vocero	spokesman	{m}
vociferar	to vociferate	{v}
vodka	vodka	{m}
volado	daydreaming	{adj} [colloquial]
volado	stoned (on drugs)	{adj} [colloquial]
volador	flying	{adj}
volando	In flight	{adj}
volante	flying	{adj}
volante	loose	{adj}
volante	steering wheel	{m} [automotive]
volante	flyer	{m}
volante	shuttlecock	{m}
volantín	kite (flying toy on string)	{m} [Chile, Peru, Argentina]
volar	to anger, to exasperate, to infuriate	{v}
volar	to blow up	{v}
volar	to disappear suddenly	{v}
volar	to flutter, to hover	{v}
volar	to fly, to fly away	{v}
volar	to jut out, to project	{v}
volar	to make fly out	{v}
volar	to raise to the top of the line (e.g., a letter or number)	{v}
volar	to release (a hunting falcon)	{v}
volar	to rouse	{v}
volar	to sell like hotcakes	{v}
volar	to spread like wildfire	{v}
volcar	to empty	{v}
volcar	to overturn, capsize, dump	{v}
volcar	to upset	{v}
volcán	volcano	{m}
volcánico	fiery, passionate	{adj}
volcánico	volcanic	{adj}
volear	to volley	{v}
voleibol	volleyball (game)	{m}
voleibol de playa	beach volleyball	{m}
volframio	alternative spelling of wolframio	{m}
volición	A voluntary action or behavior	{f}
volición	volition	{f}
voltaje	voltage	{m}
voltear	to turn	{v}
voltio	A volt (electrical)	{m}
voluble	Easily turned around	{adj}
voluble	Of inconstant character	{adj}
voluble	voluble (sense 4)	{adj}
volumen	volume	{m}
voluminoso	voluminous, bulky	{adj}
voluntad	willpower	{f}
voluntad	will; wish; want; desire	{f}
voluntaria	feminine form of voluntario	{f}
voluntariamente	voluntarily	{adv}
voluntario	voluntary	{adj}
voluntario	volunteer	{m}
voluntarioso	willful	{adj}
voluptuoso	voluptuous	{adj}
voluta	wisp (of smoke)	{f}
volver	to get	{vr}
volver	to turn	{vr}
volver	to do something again	{v}
volver	to make, to drive	{v}
volver	to return	{v}
volver	to turn	{v}
vomitar	to vomit, to be sick	{v}
voracidad	voracity	{f}
voraz	destructive	{adj}
voraz	voracious, greedy	{adj}
vorágine	angry crowd	{f}
vorágine	disorder, mess	{f}
vorágine	extremely intense or passionate emotions or feelings	{f}
vorágine	whirlpool	{f}
vorticidad	vorticity	{f}
vos	An elevated form of you, either singular or plural	{pron} [archaic]
vos	a form of you, singular	{pron} [parts of Latin America]
vosear	To address someone with vos	{v}
voseo	In Spanish dialects, the use of the pronoun vos as opposed to tú	{m}
vosotras	you; second person feminine plural personal pronoun	{pron} [informal]
vosotros	you; second person masculine plural personal pronoun	{pron} [informal]
votación	vote	{f}
votante	voting	{adj}
votante	voter	{mf}
votar	to vote	{v}
voto	vote	{m}
voy a caballo y vengo a pie	I have less than what I started with	{phrase}
voy y vengo	I'll be right back	{phrase}
voz	voice	{f}
voz pasiva	passive voice	{m}
vírgula	a small stick or rod	{f}
vírgula	a thin line or stripe	{f}
vértebra	vertebra	{f} [skeleton]
vértebra cervical	cervical vertebra	{f}
vértice	vertex	{m} [anatomy, geometry]
vórtice	vortex	{m}
vértigo	vertigo	{m}
víscera	viscus	{f}
víspera	eve	{f}
Vásquez	Spanish surname	{prop}
vástago	offspring	{m}
vástago	shoot of a plant	{m}
vítor	long live	{interj}
vítor	ovation; ceremony of public appreciation	{m}
vudú	voodoo	{m}
vuelco	upset	{m}
vuelo	flight	{m}
vuelo espacial	space flight	{m} [astronomy]
vuelta	return	{f}
vuelta	tour, trip	{f}
vuelta	turn	{f}
vuelta	walk	{f}
vuelta al mundo	Ferris wheel	{n}
vuelto	change (money given back)	{m}
vuesa	your	{pron} [possessive, archaic]
vuesa merced	your grace; your mercy; you	{pron} [archaic, formal]
vueso	your	{pron} [possessive, archaic]
vuestra	feminine form of vuestro Yours, your, to you	{adj} [possessive]
vuestra	feminine form of vuestro Yours	{pron} [possessive]
vuestra merced	your grace; your mercy; you	{pron} [archaic, formal]
vuestras	feminine plural of vuestro Yours, your, to you	{adj} [possessive]
vuestras	feminine plural of vuestro Yours	{pron} [possessive]
vuestro	Yours, your, to you	{adj} [possessive]
vuestro	Yours	{pron} [possessive]
vulcanismo	volcanism	{m}
vulcanizar	vulcanize (to harden rubber with heat)	{v}
vulcanólogo	vulcanologist	{mf}
vulcanología	volcanology	{f}
vulgar	vulgar	{adj}
vulgariano	vulgarian	{m}
vulgaridad	vulgarism	{f}
vulgaridad	vulgarity	{f}
vulgo	the common people, the masses	{m}
vulnerabilidad	vulnerability	{f}
vulnerable	vulnerable	{adj}
vulnerar	to damage or injure	{v}
vusted	you	{pron}
vuvuzela	vuvuzela	{f}
víveres	army food rations	{m}
víveres	Starchy foods including roots and plantains	{m} [Dominican Republic]
vívidamente	vividly	{adv}
vávula	valve	{f}