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Spanish word | meaning in English | features |
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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} |