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| -s {suffix} | :: Used to form the regular plural of nouns which end in vowels |
| s {letter} | :: letter |
| S. {n} | :: San, santo |
| S. {n} | :: Santa |
| S {letter} | :: letter: es |
| S {m} | :: abbreviation of sur; south |
| S. A. {f} | :: initialism of Sociedad Anónima (Incorporated (Inc.)) (Limited liability company (Ltd.)) |
| S.A. {f} | :: initialism of sociedad anónima |
| saadí {adj} | :: Saadi |
| saami {adj} | :: alternative form of sami |
| saami {mf} | :: alternative form of sami |
| Saavedra {prop} {f} | :: surname, the 307th most common in Mexico, the 64th most common in Peru, the 51st most common in Chile, and 50th most common in Bolivia |
| Sabadell {prop} | :: Sabadell (city) |
| sabadellense {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Sabadell |
| sabadellense {mf} | :: someone from Sabadell |
| sabadete {m} [humorous] | :: Saturday |
| sabádico {adj} | :: sabbatical |
| sábado {m} | :: Saturday |
| sábado {m} | :: Sabbath, sabbath |
| sábado {m} | :: The letter S in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| sábado sabadete {m} [Spain, idiom] | :: weekly Saturday shag |
| sabalera {f} | :: feminine noun of sabalero |
| sabalero {adj} [football] | :: associated with Club Atlético Colón, a football club from Santa Fe, Argentina |
| sabalero {m} | :: scad fisher |
| sabalero {m} [football] | :: Someone associated with Club Atlético Colón, a football club from Santa Fe, Argentina |
| sábalo {m} | :: shad |
| sabana {f} | :: savanna |
| sábana {f} | :: sheet; bedsheet |
| sabandija {f} | :: pest; bug; small reptile |
| sabandija {f} | :: rascal, scoundrel, weasel, punk |
| sabanera {f} | :: feminine noun of sabanero |
| sabanero {adj} | :: Of or from the savannah |
| sabanero {m} | :: Someone from the savannah |
| sabanero {m} | :: Any of a number of birds (see derived terms below) |
| sabañón {m} [pathology] | :: chilblain |
| Sabaté {prop} | :: surname a transcription of Sabater |
| Sabater {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| sabático {adj} | :: sabbatical |
| sabático {m} | :: sabbatical |
| sabatino {adj} [attributive] | :: Saturday |
| sabayeña {f} | :: feminine noun of sabayeño |
| sabayeño {adj} | :: Of or from Sabaya |
| sabayeño {m} | :: Someone from Sabaya |
| sabea {f} | :: feminine noun of sabeo |
| sabeca {f} | :: alternative spelling of zabeca |
| sabedor {adj} | :: aware, informed, in the know |
| sabelotodo {mf} [familiar] | :: know-it-all |
| sabeo {adj} | :: Sabaean |
| sabeo {m} | :: Sabaean |
| saber {v} | :: to know (a fact) |
| saber {v} | :: to know how to do something |
| saber {v} [in the preterite tense] | :: to find out, to learn |
| saber {v} | :: to taste |
| saber {v} | :: to realize, to know (e.g. recognize) |
| saber {v} | :: to tell, to know (i.e. to discern or distinguish if something is the case) |
| saber {v} [colloquial] | :: to figure out |
| saber {v} | :: to hear from (+ de) |
| saber {v} | :: to hear of, to hear about, (+ de) |
| saber {v} | :: to learn of, to learn about, to find out about, to know about (+ de) |
| saber {vr} | :: to be known |
| saber {vr} | :: to know (extremely well) |
| saber {m} | :: knowledge |
| saber de qué pie cojea {v} [idiom] | :: to know one's weaknesses |
| saber más que los ratones colorados {v} [idiom] | :: to be sly as a fox |
| sabia {f} | :: feminine noun of sabio |
| sabiamente {adv} | :: wisely |
| sabido {adj} | :: well-known |
| sabidor {adj} [obsolete] | :: wise, knowledgeable |
| sabiduría {f} | :: wisdom |
| sabiduría {f} | :: learning; knowledge |
| sabiendas {n} | :: only used in a sabiendas |
| sabihondo {adj} [pejorative] | :: know-it-all |
| sabihondo {adj} [pejorative] | :: prolix |
| sábila {f} [Central America] | :: aloe vera |
| sabina {f} | :: savin (Juniperus sect. Sabina) |
| sabina {f} | :: sandarac (Tetraclinis articulata Masters) |
| sabinar {m} | :: wood or forest of Spanish junipers |
| sabio {adj} | :: learned |
| sabio {adj} | :: prudent; wise |
| sabio {m} | :: learned person |
| sabio {m} | :: wise person |
| sabiondo {adj} [pejorative] | :: know-it-all |
| sablazo {m} | :: slash or thrust with a sword |
| sablazo {m} | :: sword wound |
| sablazo {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: rip-off/ripoff, overcharge (an unfair or exorbitant price or rate) |
| sablazo {m} [colloquial] | :: scrounging for money |
| sable {adj} [heraldry] | :: sable |
| sable {m} | :: saber, cutlass |
| sable {m} [fencing] | :: saber |
| sablear {v} | :: to scrounge |
| sable de luz {m} [science fiction] | :: lightsaber |
| sablista {mf} | :: scrounger |
| sabor {m} | :: flavor; taste |
| saborcillo {m} | :: diminutive of sabor |
| saborear {vt} | :: to taste; to savour, savor |
| saborear {vt} | :: to relish |
| saborete {m} | :: diminutive of sabor |
| saborizante {m} | :: flavouring, flavoring |
| saborizar {vt} | :: to spice up; to make tasty or tastier |
| sabotaje {m} | :: sabotage |
| saboteador {m} | :: saboteur |
| saboteadora {f} | :: feminine noun of saboteador |
| sabotear {v} | :: to sabotage |
| Saboya {prop} {f} | :: Saboya (region) |
| Saboya {prop} {f} | :: Saboya (department) |
| saboyana {f} | :: feminine noun of saboyano |
| saboyano {adj} | :: Of or from Savoy |
| saboyano {m} | :: An inhabitant of Savoy |
| sabrosamente {adv} | :: tastily |
| sabrosamente {adv} | :: in good taste |
| sabrosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sabroso |
| sabroso {adj} | :: delicious; tasty |
| sabroso {adj} | :: agreeable; pleasant |
| sabrosura {f} | :: tastiness |
| sabueso {m} | :: bloodhound |
| sabueso {m} [colloquial] | :: detective, sleuth |
| sabueso húngaro {m} | :: Hungarian hound |
| sabueso lituano {m} | :: Lithuanian Hound |
| saca {f} | :: large sack, bag |
| saca {f} | :: removal, extraction |
| saca {f} | :: exportation |
| saca {f} | :: certified or notarized copy of a document |
| sacabocados {m} | :: punch (device used to create holes in materials) |
| sacabotas {m} | :: bootjack |
| sacabuche {m} | :: sackbut |
| sacaclavos {m} | :: pincer (for removing nails) |
| sacacorazones {m} | :: corer |
| sacacorchos {m} | :: corkscrew |
| sacacuartos {m} [colloquial] | :: waste of money |
| sacacuartos {m} [colloquial] | :: swindler, rip-off merchant |
| sacádico {adj} | :: saccadic |
| sacadineros {m} [colloquial] | :: waste of money |
| sacadineros {m} [colloquial] | :: swindler, rip-off merchant |
| sacadólares {m} [colloquial] | :: swindler, rip-off merchant |
| sacador {m} [tennis] | :: server |
| sacadora {f} | :: feminine noun of sacador |
| sacafaltas {m} | :: faultfinder |
| sacaleche {m} | :: alternative form of sacaleches |
| sacaleches {m} | :: breast pump |
| sacamanchas {m} | :: stain remover |
| sacamantecas {m} | :: bogeyman |
| sacamiche {m} | :: a kind of fish |
| sacamuelas {m} | :: tooth-puller |
| sacapuntas {m} | :: pencil sharpener, sharpener |
| sacar {vt} | :: to put out, to get out (e.g. a public statement, an APB, a release of media or entertainment) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to take out (e.g. the trash) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to pull out, to take out (e.g. a badge, an ID card, a picture, paperwork, the keys) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to get out, to take out (e.g. the family, a partner, a friend, a dog) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to remove, to extract, to get out, to take out, to dig up or dig out (e.g., the weeds, a tooth, military forces, information, the truth, remove someone from the equation or a situation) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to take (e.g. a photograph, advantage of, etc.) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to withdraw, to take out (e.g. money) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to drive out, expel, to eject |
| sacar {vt} | :: to send out or move out something or somebody from some place |
| sacar {vt} | :: to extricate, to lift from or out of, to rescue somebody from an entanglement or trouble |
| sacar {vt} | :: to bring up (a subject or issue for talk or discussion) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to stick out |
| sacar {vt} | :: to get, to make, to take, to receive, to derive (e.g. a benefit, make or take something out of an experience or to make the most of) or (e.g., a profit, money, etc.) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to lift (e.g. a fingerprint) |
| sacar {vt} [literally] | :: to draw (e.g. water, blood, a weapon, straws) |
| sacar {vt} [figuratively] | :: to draw (e.g. a lesson, conclusions, strength, power, energy, hope) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to make (a copy, etc.) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to take off, remove (e.g. clothing, jewelry) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to bring out (e.g. the best or worst in someone, a certain quality or trait) |
| sacar {vt} | :: to scoop (e.g. fruit, flour, sugar, salt, sand) |
| sacar {vt} [sports] | :: to serve |
| sacar {vt} [soccer, football] | :: to kick off |
| sacar {vr} | :: to obtain, receive |
| sacar {vr} | :: to win, get, obtain (a prize, award) |
| sacar {vr} | :: to receive, get, be inflicted with |
| sacar adelante {v} [idiom] | :: to run; to be in charge of |
| sacar a la luz {v} [idiomatic] | :: to bring to light, to expose, to unearth, to bring out, to bring into the open |
| sacarasa {f} [enzyme] | :: sucrase |
| sacar de la manga {vr} [idiom] | :: to make up, to come up with |
| sacar de quicio {v} [idiomatic] | :: to rile up, to annoy; to drive crazy; to cause somebody to come unhinged |
| sacar de quicio {v} [idiomatic] | :: to blow out of proportion |
| sacar de sus casillas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to drive up the wall |
| sacar el ascua con la mano del gato {v} [idiomatic] | :: to get someone else to do one's dirty work |
| sacar el ascua con mano ajena {v} [idiomatic] | :: to get someone else to do one's dirty work |
| sacar el quite {v} [Latin America, idiom] | :: to avoid |
| sacar el quite {v} [Latin America, idiom] | :: to ignore |
| sacar hierro {v} [idiomatic] | :: synonym of quitar hierro |
| sacárico {adj} | :: saccharic |
| sacárido {m} [organic chemistry] | :: saccharide |
| sacarificar {v} | :: to saccharify |
| sacarímetro {m} | :: saccharometer (device used to measure the sugar content of a liquid) |
| sacarina {f} [organic compound] | :: saccharine |
| sacarino {adj} | :: saccharine (of or relating to sugar) |
| sacar la piedra {v} [Colombia, Venezuela, idiomatic] | :: to tick off; get someone's goat |
| sacar las castañas del fuego {v} [idiom] | :: pull someone's chestnuts out of the fire (to solve someone's problems, to rescue someone, to do someone's difficult work) |
| sacar la vuelta {v} [Andes, idiom] | :: to cuckold |
| sacar lo mejor de {v} [idiom] | :: to make the best of |
| sacar lo mejor de {v} [idiom] | :: to bring out the best of / in |
| sacar lo que el negro del sermón {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not make head or tail of |
| sacar los pies del plato {v} [idiomatic] | :: to step out of line |
| sacar los trapitos al sol {v} [idiomatic] | :: to wash one's dirty linen in public |
| sacarosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: sucrose |
| sacar partido {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make the most of |
| sacar provecho {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make the most of |
| sacar punta {v} [idiom] | :: to sharpen (a pencil) |
| sacarse {v} | :: reflexive of sacar |
| sacarse de encima {v} [idiomatic] | :: to shake loose, get rid of |
| sacar tajada {v} [idiomatic] | :: to get a piece of the action, to get one's share |
| sácate {interj} | :: get out! |
| sácate {interj} | :: do not dare!, do not even think it! |
| sácate {interj} | :: forget it! |
| Sacatepéquez {prop} | :: Sacatepéquez (department) |
| sacerdocio {m} | :: priesthood |
| sacerdota {mf} | :: priest |
| sacerdotal {adj} | :: sacerdotal |
| sacerdote {m} | :: priest |
| sacerdotisa {f} | :: priestess |
| sachar {vt} | :: to weed (with a hoe) |
| sachavaca {f} [Peru] | :: tapir |
| saciar {v} | :: to satiate |
| saciarse {v} | :: reflexive of saciar |
| saciedad {f} | :: satiety (state of being satiated) |
| sacio {adj} | :: sated, satiated, full |
| saco {m} | :: bag |
| saco {m} | :: sack |
| saco {m} [Latin America] | :: jacket |
| saco de dormir {m} | :: sleeping bag (protective bag for a person to sleep in) |
| saco de mierda {m} [vulgar, idiom] | :: shithead; piece of shit |
| sacodir {v} | :: obsolete spelling of sacudir |
| sacrafamiliano {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Sagrada Familia |
| sacral {adj} | :: sacral (sacred) |
| sacralidad {f} | :: sacredness |
| sacralización {f} | :: sacralization |
| sacralizar {vt} | :: to sacralize (make sacred) |
| sacramental {m} | :: sacramental |
| sacramentalmente {adv} | :: sacramentally |
| sacramentar {vt} [religion] | :: to administer the sacraments |
| sacramento {m} [Christianity, theology] | :: sacrament |
| Sacramento {prop} {m} | :: Sacramento, capital city of California |
| sacratísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sacro |
| sacrificador {m} | :: sacrificer |
| sacrificadora {f} | :: feminine noun of sacrificador |
| sacrificar {v} | :: to sacrifice |
| sacrificar {v} | :: to put down, euthanize [an animal] |
| sacrificarse {v} | :: reflexive of sacrificar |
| sacrificatorio {adj} | :: sacrificatory (of or relating to sacrifice) |
| sacrificatorio {m} | :: a specific place set aside for animal sacrifice |
| sacrificial {adj} | :: sacrificial |
| sacrificio {m} | :: sacrifice |
| sacrificio {m} | :: slaughter |
| sacrílegamente {adv} | :: sacrilegiously |
| sacrilegio {m} | :: sacrilege |
| sacrílego {adj} | :: sacrilegious (committing or being sacrilege) |
| sacristán {m} | :: sexton |
| sacristán {m} | :: sacristan |
| sacristana {f} | :: female equivalent of sacristán |
| sacristía {f} | :: sacristy (room in a church) |
| sacro- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: sacro- |
| sacro {adj} | :: sacred |
| sacro {adj} [anatomy] | :: sacral (of the sacrum) |
| sacro {m} [anatomy] | :: sacrum |
| sacrococcígeo {adj} | :: sacrococcygeal |
| sacrofamiliense {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Sagrada Familia |
| sacroilitis {f} [pathology] | :: sacroiliitis |
| Sacro Imperio romano {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Holy Roman Empire |
| sacrosanto {adj} | :: sacrosanct |
| sacrouterino {adj} [anatomy] | :: uterosacral |
| sacudida {f} | :: jolt, shock |
| sacudido {adj} | :: determined, resolute |
| sacudimiento {m} | :: shake, jerk, rumble |
| sacudir {v} | :: to shake off, dust |
| sacudir {v} | :: to shake |
| sacudir {v} | :: to shake (the head, to give a negative response) |
| sacudir {v} | :: to nod (the head, to give a positive response) |
| sacudir {v} | :: to jolt |
| sacudir de encima {v} [idiomatic] | :: to shake off |
| sacudón {m} | :: massive shake |
| sacular {adj} | :: saccular |
| sáculo {m} | :: saccule |
| S.A.D {f} | :: es:sociedad anónima deportiva (sports club) |
| S. A. de C. V. {f} [business] | :: initialism of sociedad anónima de capital variable |
| sádicamente {adv} | :: sadistically |
| sádico {adj} | :: sadistic |
| sadismo {m} [chiefly psychiatry] | :: sadism (enjoyment of inflicting pain) |
| sadista {mf} | :: sadist |
| sado {m} | :: sadomasochism |
| sadoerótico {adj} | :: sadistically erotic |
| sadomasoquismo {m} | :: sadomasochism (sexual gratification from causing and receiving pain) |
| sadomasoquista {adj} | :: sadomasochist |
| Sadowski {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| saducea {f} | :: feminine noun of saduceo |
| saduceo {adj} | :: Sadducee |
| saduceo {m} | :: Sadducee |
| Sáenz {prop} | :: surname |
| saeta {f} | :: arrow |
| saeta {f} | :: dart |
| saeta {f} | :: hand (of a clock or watch) |
| saetar {v} | :: alternative spelling of saetear |
| saetear {v} | :: alternative form of asaetear |
| saetera {f} | :: arrow hole, embrasure |
| saetero {m} | :: Archer, bowman |
| Sáez {prop} | :: surname |
| safari {m} | :: safari |
| safávida {adj} | :: Safavid |
| safávida {mf} | :: Safavid |
| safena {f} [anatomy] | :: saphenous vein |
| sáfico {adj} | :: Sapphic (relating to the Greek poetess Sappho or her poetry) |
| Safo {prop} {f} | :: Sappho |
| safranina {f} [organic compound] | :: safranin |
| safrol {m} [organic compound] | :: safrole |
| SAG {f} | :: initialism of secretaria de agricultura y ganadería |
| saga {f} | :: saga |
| sagacidad {f} | :: sagacity; astuteness |
| sagacísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sagaz |
| sagaz {adj} | :: sagacious, prudent, visionary |
| sagaz {adj} | :: acute; astute |
| sagaz {adj} [canine] | :: proficient at dragging (prey) |
| sagaz {adj} [zoology] | :: markedly clairvoyant |
| sagazmente {adv} | :: sagaciously |
| Sagita {prop} [constellation] | :: Sagitta (constellation) |
| sagitado {adj} | :: sagittate |
| sagital {adj} | :: sagittal |
| Sagitario {prop} {m} [astrology] | :: Sagittarius (astrological sign) |
| Sagrada Familia {prop} {m} | :: holy family |
| Sagrada Familia {prop} {m} | :: Sagrada Familia (city) |
| sagrado {adj} | :: holy, sacred |
| sagrario {m} | :: tabernacle |
| sagrera {f} | :: holy ground |
| sagú {m} | :: arrowroot |
| saguaro {m} | :: saguaro (a large species of cactus of the Sonoran Desert) |
| saguntino {adj} | :: of or from Sagunto, Valencia, Spain |
| saguntino {m} | :: Someone from Sagunto, Valencia, Spain |
| Sagunto {prop} {m} | :: Sagunto (city) |
| sah {m} | :: shah (king of Persia) |
| Sahagún {prop} | :: surname |
| Sahara {prop} {m} | :: Sahara (desert) |
| Sáhara {prop} {m} | :: Sahara |
| Sahara Occidental {prop} {m} | :: Sahara Occidental (territory) |
| Sáhara Occidental {m} | :: Western Sahara |
| saharaui {adj} | :: Saharan |
| saharaui {adj} | :: Sahrawi |
| saharaui {mf} | :: Sahrawi (a person from Western Sahara) |
| saharaui {mf} | :: Saharan |
| sahariana {f} | :: feminine noun of sahariano |
| sahariano {adj} | :: Saharan |
| sahariano {m} | :: Saharan |
| saheliano {adj} | :: Sahelian |
| sahíno {m} | :: alternative spelling of saíno |
| sahumar {vt} | :: to perfume; to scent (with incense) |
| sahumerio {m} | :: incense |
| sahumo {m} | :: alternative spelling of sahumerio |
| SAI {m} | :: initialism of sistema de alimentación ininterrumpido: UPS (uninterruptible power supply) |
| saiga {m} | :: saiga |
| Saigón {prop} | :: Saigon |
| saigonense {adj} | :: Saigonese (of or pertaining to Ho Chi Minh City or historically Saigon) |
| saigonense {mf} | :: Saigonese (native or resident of Ho Chi Minh City or historically Saigon) |
| saín {m} | :: fish oil, which was used for lighting |
| saín {m} | :: lard; rendered lard |
| saines {n} | :: plural of saín |
| sainete {m} | :: short play, skit |
| sainetera {f} | :: feminine noun of sainetero |
| sainetero {m} | :: A writer of sainetes |
| saíno {m} | :: peccary |
| Sainz {prop} | :: surname |
| Sajalín {prop} {m} | :: Sajalín (island) |
| sajar {v} | :: to slice open |
| sajón {adj} | :: Saxon |
| sajón {m} | :: Saxon |
| Sajonia {prop} {f} | :: Sajonia (state) |
| sake {m} | :: sake (Japanese rice wine) |
| Sakmariano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Sakmarian (subdivision of the Permian period) |
| Sakmariense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Sakmarian (subdivision of the Permian period) |
| sal {f} | :: salt; table salt |
| sal {f} [chemistry] | :: salt |
| sala {f} | :: room (a separate part of a building) |
| sala {f} | :: large hall |
| sala {f} | :: ward (section of a hospital) |
| sala {f} | :: courtroom |
| Sala {prop} | :: surname |
| salabre {m} | :: (small) net |
| salacidad {f} | :: salaciousness, salacity |
| saladar {m} | :: salt marsh |
| sala de chat {f} | :: chat room |
| sala de emergencias {f} | :: emergency room |
| sala de espera {f} | :: waiting room |
| sala de espera {f} | :: lounge |
| sala de estar {f} | :: living room (room in a house used for social and leisure activities) |
| sala de máquinas {f} | :: engine room |
| sala de maternidad {f} | :: maternity ward |
| saladería {f} | :: the industry of salting meat |
| saladería {f} | :: a place where meat is salted |
| saladerista {mf} | :: someone who works in a saladero |
| saladero {m} | :: A room or building (often a the slaughterhouse itself) where meat is cured by drying and salting |
| Saladino {prop} {m} [History] | :: Saladin |
| saladísimo {adj} | :: superlative of salado |
| saladito {adj} | :: diminutive of salado |
| salado {adj} | :: salty |
| salado {adj} | :: salted |
| salado {adj} | :: brackish |
| salado {adj} | :: nice, pleasant, likable (of a person) |
| salado {adj} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: unlucky (of a person) |
| salado {adj} [Argentina, Chile, colloquial] | :: expensive |
| salado {adj} [Uruguay, colloquial] | :: awesome |
| salafismo {m} | :: Salafism |
| salafista {mf} | :: Salafist |
| Salamanca {prop} {f} | :: Salamanca (province) |
| Salamanca {prop} {f} | :: Salamanca (city) |
| salamandra {f} | :: salamander (a type of amphibian) |
| salamandra {f} [alchemy, folklore] | :: salamander |
| salamanquesa {f} | :: gecko |
| salamanquino {adj} | :: of Salamanca |
| salamanquino {m} | :: a native of Salamanca |
| salamantino {adj} | :: Salamancan |
| salamantino {m} | :: Salamancan |
| salami {m} | :: salami |
| salar {m} | :: a salt pan |
| salar {v} | :: to salt |
| Salar Grande {prop} {m} | :: Salar Grande (salt flat) |
| Salar Grande {prop} {m} | :: Salar Grande (caldera) |
| salarial {adj} [attributive] | :: wages, salary |
| salariar {vt} [uncommon] | :: to salary; to put on the payroll |
| salario {m} | :: wage, wages, salary |
| salario {m} | :: income |
| salario mínimo {m} | :: minimum wage |
| Salas {prop} | :: surname |
| Salaverria {prop} | :: surname |
| salaz {adj} | :: salacious |
| Salazar {prop} | :: surname |
| salazarista {mf} | :: A supporter of António de Oliveira Salazar, former dictator of Portugal |
| salazarista {adj} | :: of or relating to António de Oliveira Salazar, or his reign |
| salazón {m} | :: salting (of food) |
| salazón {m} | :: salted food |
| salbutamol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: salbutamol |
| salce {m} [archaic] | :: willow |
| salceda {f} | :: willow plantation |
| Salceda {prop} | :: surname |
| salcedo {m} | :: willow plantation |
| salchicha {f} | :: sausage |
| salchicha {f} | :: hotdog |
| salchicha de Viena {f} | :: Vienna sausage |
| salchichero {m} | :: sausage seller or maker |
| salchichero {adj} | :: sausage (attributive) |
| salchichón {m} | :: thick sausage for slicing |
| salchipapa {f} | :: In Peru, a street food consisting of fries and fried slices of hot dog sausage |
| sal común {m} | :: common salt; table salt |
| Saldaña {prop} | :: surname |
| saldar {v} | :: to settle |
| saldar {vr} [with "con"] | :: To claim (e.g. a life) |
| sal de mesa {m} | :: table salt |
| saldo {m} | :: balance |
| sale {interj} [Mexico] | :: ok |
| saledizo {adj} | :: overhanging |
| saledizo {m} | :: overhang |
| salegar {m} | :: salt lick |
| Salejard {prop} {m} | :: Salejard (city) |
| salentina {f} | :: feminine noun of salentino |
| salentino {m} | :: someone from Salento |
| salentino {m} | :: Salento dialect |
| salentino {adj} | :: Of or from Salento |
| Salerno {prop} | :: Salerno (city/and/province) |
| salero {m} | :: salt shaker |
| salero {m} | :: salt cellar |
| saleroso {adj} | :: witty in a disgusting way |
| Sales {prop} | :: surname |
| salesiana {f} | :: feminine noun of salesiano |
| salesiano {adj} | :: Salesian |
| salesiano {m} | :: Salesian |
| sale y vale {interj} [idiom] | :: OK!, roger that!, deal! |
| salga el sol por Antequera {adv} [idiom] | :: come what may |
| salga el sol por donde quiera {adv} [idiom] | :: come what may |
| salgareño {adj} | :: Of or from Puerto Salgar |
| salgareño {m} | :: Someone from Puerto Salgar |
| salga sapo o salga rana {adv} [idiom] | :: come what may |
| salicilato {m} [chemistry] | :: salicylate |
| salicílico {adj} | :: salicylic |
| salicina {f} | :: salicin |
| sálico {adj} | :: Salic |
| salicornia {f} | :: Any plant of the genus Salicornia |
| salida {f} | :: exit, way out |
| salida {f} | :: departure |
| salida {f} | :: future, future opportunity |
| salida {f} [computing] | :: output |
| salida de auxilio {f} | :: emergency exit |
| salidero {m} | :: exit |
| saliente {adj} | :: Projecting; protruding |
| saliente {adj} | :: prominent, main |
| saliente {adj} | :: leaving, departing, outgoing |
| saliente {m} | :: projection |
| saliente {m} | :: ledge |
| saliente {m} | :: hard shoulder |
| salina {f} | :: salt pan, salt marsh, salt works |
| salina {f} | :: salt mine |
| Salinas {prop} | :: surname |
| salinera {f} | :: salt pan |
| salinero {adj} [attributive] | :: salt pan, salt marsh |
| salinero {adj} | :: salt-producing |
| salinero {m} | :: salter, salt maker |
| salinidad {f} | :: salinity |
| salinización {f} | :: salinization |
| salinizar {v} | :: to salinize |
| salino {adj} | :: saline |
| salir {v} | :: to go out, to leave, to depart, to head out |
| salir {v} | :: to go out, to come out (to leave one's abode to go to public places) |
| salir {v} | :: to go out, date (be in a relationship) |
| salir {v} | :: to come out (e.g. from hiding), to come off (e.g. off the bench in a sport; off of a high place like a roof or ladder) |
| salir {v} | :: to exit, to leave, to walk out, to slip out |
| salir {v} | :: to step out (e.g. of a room, house or building) |
| salir {v} | :: to get off, to leave (e.g., get off work) |
| salir {v} | :: to get off (e.g. get off the plane, an island, someone's property, the street) (+ de) |
| salir {v} | :: to get out (e.g. out of the way, out of the sun) (+ de) |
| salir {v} | :: to go off (e.g. go off the grid, go off the air) (+ de) |
| salir {v} | :: to log out, to quit, to exit (e.g. a web page or document) |
| salir {v} | :: to emerge |
| salir {v} | :: to rise (the sun) |
| salir {v} | :: to climb out (e.g. a hole, a window, a canyon) |
| salir {v} | :: to escape, to break out |
| salir {v} | :: to run (e.g. a bus or other form of public transportation) |
| salir {v} | :: to come off, to go off (i.e. to project a certain quality) |
| salir {v} | :: to appear, to look (on a painting, photo, movie, play, TV, platform, etc) |
| salir {v} | :: to result, to arise as a consequence |
| salir {v} | :: to turn out, to work out, to go off |
| salir {vir} | :: to be out, to get out (e.g. of a deal, of a situation) |
| salir {vir} | :: to come off (i.e. to project a certain quality) |
| salir {vir} | :: to pop out (e.g. a contact lens, a cork, someone popping out of a dark space) |
| salir {vr} | :: to get away with (+ con) |
| salir {vr} | :: to get out, to go out (e.g. get out of control, get out of hand, go out of sync) |
| salir {vr} | :: to go off, to turn off (go off script, on a tangent, go off the road/track/path) |
| salir {vr} [colloquial, Spain] | :: to rock, rule (be fantastic) |
| salir a cuenta {v} [idiom] | :: to pay off; to be worthwhile |
| salir adelante {v} | :: to get ahead, to come out ahead, to succeed |
| salir adelante {v} | :: to pull through, to come through, to get through |
| salir adelante {v} | :: to get by, to cope, to make ends meet |
| salir adelante {v} | :: to move on |
| salir adelante {v} | :: to move forward, to go forward, to move ahead |
| salir al paso {v} [idiom] | :: to collar |
| salir al paso {v} [idiom] | :: to overcome; get over (a difficulty) |
| salir como alma que lleva el diablo {v} [idiomatic, simile] | :: to leave like a bat out of hell |
| salir de cuentas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be due (of a woman, to be expected to give birth) |
| salir de dudas {v} [idiom] | :: to find out the answer |
| salir de Guatemala y meterse en Guatepeor {v} [idiom] | :: to go from bad to worse; to go out of the frying pan into the fire |
| salir del armario {v} [idiom] | :: to come out of the closet |
| salir del cascarón {v} | :: to hatch |
| salir del cascarón {v} [idiomatic] | :: come out of one's shell |
| salir el tiro por la culata {v} [idiomatic] | :: to backfire [to fail in a manner that brings down further misfortune] |
| salir por patas {v} [idiom, colloquial] | :: to scram; to run off |
| salir por peteneras {v} [idiomatic] | :: to come up with something odd; to say something inappropriate |
| salirse con la suya {v} [idiomatic] | :: to get one's way |
| salirse de madre {v} [idiom] | :: To spiral out of control |
| salita {f} | :: diminutive of sala |
| salitre {m} | :: saltpetre, nitre |
| salitrería {f} | :: nitrary |
| salitrero {adj} [attributive] | :: saltpeter |
| salitrosidad {f} | :: brininess |
| salitroso {adj} | :: briny |
| saliva {f} | :: saliva, spittle |
| salivación {f} | :: salivation |
| salival {adj} | :: salivary |
| salivar {vi} | :: to salivate (to secrete saliva) |
| salivazo {m} | :: spit wad |
| sallar {v} | :: to weed out [with a hoe] |
| sallekhana {f} | :: sallekhana |
| salmantina {f} | :: feminine noun of salmantino |
| salmantino {adj} | :: of Salamanca |
| salmantino {m} | :: a native of Salamanca |
| salmer {m} [architecture] | :: springer |
| salmista {mf} | :: psalmist |
| salmo {m} | :: psalm |
| salmodia {f} [music] | :: psalmody |
| salmodiar {v} | :: to sing or chant psalms |
| salmodiar {v} | :: to drone on and on |
| salmón {m} | :: salmon |
| salmón {m} | :: salmon (color) |
| salmón del Danubio {m} | :: Danube salmon, huchen |
| salmonela {f} | :: salmonella |
| salmonella {f} | :: salmonella |
| salmonelosis {f} | :: salmonellosis |
| salmonera {f} | :: salmon ramp |
| salmonera {f} | :: salmon-fishing net |
| salmonero {adj} [attributive] | :: salmon |
| salmonero {m} | :: salmon fisher |
| salmonete {m} | :: mullet (fish) |
| salmónido {m} | :: salmonid |
| salmón zancado {m} | :: kelt |
| salmorejo {m} | :: A Cordoban soup consisting of tomato and bread |
| Salmos {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Psalms (the book of the Bible) |
| salmuera {f} | :: salt water, brine |
| salmueroducto {m} | :: A brine conveyor |
| salobre {adj} | :: salty |
| salobre {adj} [of water] | :: brackish, briny |
| Salomón {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Solomon |
| Salomón {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| salomonense {adj} | :: Of, from, or pertaining to the Solomon Islands |
| salomonense {mf} | :: Solomon Islander |
| salomónicamente {adv} | :: wisely |
| salomónico {adj} | :: Solomonic |
| salomónico {adj} [legal] | :: wise |
| salón {m} | :: living room, front room, sitting room, parlor, lounge, drawing room (room where guests are received) |
| salón {m} | :: salon (room) |
| salón {m} | :: salon (gathering) |
| salón {m} | :: hall (meeting hall) |
| salón {m} | :: exhibition hall |
| salón {m} [Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay] | :: classroom (long form is "salón de clases") |
| saloncillo {m} | :: diminutive of salón |
| saloncito {m} | :: diminutive of salón |
| salón comedor {m} | :: lounge-dining room, parlor-dining room, sitting-dining room, living-dining room; i.e., a room in some house designs that serves and combines two functions: the salón (the room of a house where visiting guests are received and can lounge) and also the comedor (dining room) |
| salón de actos {m} | :: assembly hall, conference room [as in a big hall where a conference or speaking event might be held] |
| salón de baile {m} | :: ballroom (place) |
| salón de estudios {m} | :: study hall |
| salón de la fama {f} | :: hall of fame |
| Salón del Reino {prop} {m} | :: Kingdom Hall |
| salón de té {m} | :: tea room |
| salonero {m} | :: waiter |
| Salónica {prop} {f} | :: Salónica (city) |
| saloon {m} | :: saloon (bar) |
| salpicadera {f} [Mexico] | :: mudguard |
| salpicadero {m} | :: dashboard |
| salpicadero {m} | :: backsplash |
| salpicadura {f} | :: fleck |
| salpicadura {f} | :: sprinkling, splashing |
| salpicar {v} | :: to splatter, splash |
| salpicar {v} | :: to sprinkle, scatter |
| salpicón {m} | :: chopped, seasoned meat or seafood |
| salpicón {m} | :: salad, fruit salad |
| salpimentar {v} | :: to season with salt and pepper |
| salpimentar {v} | :: to spice up, sex up |
| salpingectomía {f} [medicine] | :: salpingectomy |
| salpresar {vt} | :: to salt, to season or preserve with salt |
| salpullido {m} | :: rash |
| salsa {f} | :: sauce, gravy (liquid condiment) |
| salsa {f} | :: salsa (spicy tomato sauce) |
| salsa {f} | :: salsa (style of music) |
| salsa {f} | :: salsa (dance performed to salsa music) |
| salsa agridulce {f} | :: sweet-and-sour sauce |
| salsa alfredo {f} | :: Alfredo sauce |
| salsa barbacoa {f} | :: barbecue sauce, BBQ sauce |
| salsa bearnesa {f} | :: bearnaise sauce |
| salsa blanca {f} | :: white sauce |
| salsa bordelesa {f} | :: Bordelaise sauce |
| salsa brava {f} | :: brava sauce |
| salsa cazadora {f} | :: chasseur (sauce) |
| salsa cóctel {f} | :: cocktail sauce |
| salsa de menta {f} | :: mint sauce |
| salsa de ostras {f} | :: oyster sauce |
| salsa de pimienta {f} | :: pepper sauce |
| salsa de queso {f} | :: cheese sauce |
| salsa de soja {f} | :: soy sauce |
| salsa de tomate {f} | :: tomato sauce |
| salsa española {f} | :: espagnole sauce |
| salsa golf {f} | :: salsa golf |
| salsa hoisin {f} | :: hoisin sauce |
| salsa holandesa {f} | :: hollandaise sauce |
| salsa marinara {f} | :: marinara sauce |
| salsa marrón {f} | :: brown sauce |
| salsa Mornay {f} | :: mornay sauce |
| salsa napolitana {f} | :: Neapolitan sauce |
| salsa ravigote {f} | :: ravigote |
| salsa rosa {f} | :: cocktail sauce |
| salsa rusa {f} | :: Russian dressing |
| salsa suprema {f} | :: suprême sauce |
| salsa tártara {f} | :: tartar sauce |
| salsateca {f} | :: A salsatheque; a discotheque that only plays salsa music |
| salsa verde {f} | :: salsa verde |
| salsa vinagreta {f} | :: vinaigrette |
| salsa Worcestershire {f} | :: Worcestershire sauce |
| salsear {v} | :: to add sauce to; to sauce up |
| salsear {v} [colloquial, Spain] | :: to gossip |
| salseo {m} [colloquial, internet slang] | :: gossip |
| salsera {f} | :: A small bowl for serving salsa or other sauces |
| salsera {f} | :: mixing bowl (for sauces, colors etc.) |
| salsera {f} | :: salsa dancer |
| salsero {adj} [attributive] | :: salsa |
| salsero {adj} | :: salsa-loving |
| salsero {m} | :: salsa musician |
| salsita {f} | :: diminutive of salsa |
| salso {adj} [rare] | :: salty |
| Salta {prop} | :: Salta |
| saltabanco {m} | :: alternative form of saltimbanqui |
| saltador {m} | :: jumper, diver |
| saltador {m} | :: pogo stick |
| saltadora {f} | :: feminine noun of saltador |
| saltamontes {m} | :: grasshopper |
| saltante {adj} | :: outstanding; exceptional |
| saltar {v} | :: to jump |
| saltar {v} | :: to skip; miss (a meal etc.) |
| saltar {v} [cooking] | :: to sautée |
| saltar {vr} | :: to miss (accidentally) |
| saltar {vr} | :: to break, breach (rules etc.) |
| saltarín {adj} | :: jumping |
| saltarrocas {m} | :: klipspringer |
| saltarse {v} | :: reflexive of saltar |
| saltarse a la torera {v} [idiom] | :: to flout; ignore (a rule or duty) |
| salteador {m} | :: marauder |
| salteador {m} | :: highwayman |
| saltear {v} | :: to sauté, to stir-fry, to pan fry |
| saltear {v} | :: to skip (disregard, miss or omit part of a continuation (some item or stage)) |
| salteño {adj} | :: of or from Salta, a city in Argentina, or Salto, a city and department in Uruguay |
| salteño {m} | :: Someone from Salta or Salto |
| salterio {m} [musical instruments] | :: psaltery |
| salterio {m} [music] | :: psalter |
| saltillense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Saltillo |
| saltillo {m} | :: saltillo |
| saltimbanco {m} | :: alternative form of saltimbanqui |
| saltimbanqui {m} | :: A quack, charlatan |
| saltimbanqui {m} | :: acrobat, equilibrist |
| saltito {m} | :: diminutive of salto; small jump |
| salto {m} | :: jump, leap, jumping |
| salto {m} | :: skip |
| salto {m} | :: gap; difference |
| salto {m} [sport] | :: dive |
| salto {m} [sport] | :: jump, vault |
| salto {m} | :: waterfall |
| Salto {prop} | :: Salto (department) |
| Salto {prop} | :: The capital city of the department |
| Salto Ángel {prop} {m} | :: Angel Falls (waterfall in Venezuela) |
| salto BASE {m} | :: BASE jumping |
| salto con pértiga {m} [athletics] | :: pole vault |
| salto de agua {m} | :: waterfall |
| salto de altura {m} [athletics] | :: high jump |
| salto de ángel {m} | :: swan dive |
| salto de carnero {m} [rail] | :: flyover, flying junction |
| salto de longitud {m} [athletics] | :: long jump |
| salto de potro {m} [gymnastics] | :: vault |
| salto ecuestre {m} | :: show jumping |
| salto elástico {f} [regional] | :: bungee jumping |
| saltón {adj} | :: bulging; jumping out; sticking out |
| saltón {m} | :: grasshopper |
| saltos en esquí {mp} | :: ski jumping |
| salto triple {m} [athletics] | :: triple jump |
| salú {interj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: Bye!, Good-bye! |
| salubérrimo {adj} | :: superlative of salubre |
| salubre {adj} | :: healthy, healthful, salubrious |
| salubridad {f} | :: healthiness, health |
| salubrista {adj} [attributive] | :: public health |
| salubrista {mf} | :: public health expert |
| salud {f} | :: health |
| salud {interj} | :: bless you (said to somebody who has sneezed) |
| salud {interj} | :: cheers (the usual toast when drinking alcohol) |
| salud {interj} [dated] | :: greetings! |
| saludabilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of saludable |
| saludable {adj} | :: healthful |
| saludablemente {adv} | :: healthily |
| saludador {m} | :: greeter |
| saludador {m} | :: quack, quack doctor |
| saludar {v} | :: to greet |
| saludar {v} | :: to wave |
| saludazo {m} | :: superlative of saludo; cheeser, rally, great, affectionate, or jovial greeting |
| saludito {m} | :: diminutive of saludo |
| salud mental {f} | :: mental health |
| saludo {m} | :: greeting, greetings |
| saludo {m} | :: salutation |
| salutación {f} | :: greeting; salutation |
| salutación {f} [Christianity] | :: salutation |
| salutífero {adj} [formal] | :: healthy; healthful |
| salva {f} [military] | :: salvo, volley |
| Salvá {prop} | :: surname |
| salvabarros {m} | :: mudguard |
| salvable {adj} | :: savable |
| salvación {f} | :: salvation |
| salvadera {f} | :: pounce (in calligraphy) |
| salvado {m} | :: bran |
| salvador {m} | :: saviour, savior |
| Salvador {prop} {m} | :: given name, given in honor of Christ as the Savior (Salvador) |
| salvadora {f} | :: feminine noun of salvador |
| salvadoreño {adj} | :: Salvadoran |
| salvadoreño {m} | :: Salvadoran |
| salvaguarda {f} | :: alternative form of salvaguardia |
| salvaguardar {v} | :: to safeguard |
| salvaguardia {f} | :: safeguard, safeguarding |
| salvajada {f} | :: savagery (brutal or stupid action) |
| salvaje {adj} [especially, of animals] | :: wild, savage (untamed, not domesticated) |
| salvaje {adj} | :: savage, feral, uncivilized (said of a person) |
| salvaje {mf} | :: savage |
| salvajemente {adv} | :: wildly |
| salvajismo {m} | :: savagery |
| salvamanteles {m} | :: trivet (used to support hot dishes and protect a surface) |
| salvamanteles {m} | :: coaster |
| salvamanteles {m} | :: place mat |
| salvamente {adv} | :: safely; smoothly |
| salvamento {m} | :: rescuing, saving |
| salvamento {m} | :: salvage |
| salvamiento {m} | :: alternative spelling of salvamento |
| salvapantallas {m} [computing] | :: screensaver |
| salvaplatos {m} | :: place mat |
| salvar {v} | :: to save |
| salvar {v} | :: to rescue |
| salvar {v} | :: to salvage |
| salvar {v} [formal] | :: to cover (a distance) |
| salvataje {m} | :: rescue, salvage |
| Salvatierra {prop} | :: surname |
| salvatrucha {f} | :: feminine noun of salvatrucho |
| salvatrucho {adj} [usually, pejorative] | :: Salvadoran |
| salvatrucho {m} [usually, pejorative] | :: A Salvadoran |
| salvavidas {adj} | :: emergency, life saving |
| salvavidas {m} | :: life preserver, life belt |
| salvavidas {m} | :: lifeboat |
| salvavidas {mf} | :: lifeguard |
| salve {interj} [archaic] | :: hello |
| salve {interj} [poetic] | :: hail |
| salvedad {f} [formal] | :: exception |
| salvedad {f} | :: caveat (modifying detail) |
| sálvese quien pueda {interj} | :: every man for himself |
| salvia {f} | :: sage |
| salvia real de México {f} | :: orange-ball-tree |
| salvífico {adj} | :: salvific; salvative |
| salvilla {f} | :: salver |
| salvo {adj} | :: safe |
| salvo {adv} | :: except, apart from |
| salvoconducto {m} | :: safe-conduct |
| Salzburgo {prop} {m} | :: Salzburgo (city) |
| Salzburgo {prop} {m} | :: Salzburgo (state) |
| salzburgués {adj} | :: Salzburgian |
| salzburgués {m} | :: Salzburgian |
| salzburguesa {f} | :: feminine noun of salzburgués |
| salzmimbre {m} [Aragon] | :: a willow that yields wicker suitable for basketry |
| samán {m} | :: rain tree, saman (Albizia saman) |
| samanense {adj} | :: Of or from the province of Samaná Province in the Dominican Republic |
| samanense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the province of Samaná Province in the Dominican Republic |
| samaní {adj} | :: Samanid |
| samaní {mf} | :: Samanid |
| Samaniego {prop} | :: surname |
| Samanta {prop} {f} | :: given name of modern usage, derived from English Samantha |
| sámara {f} [botany] | :: samara |
| samareño {m} | :: Waray |
| samaria {f} | :: feminine noun of samario |
| samario {m} | :: samarium |
| samario {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Marta, Colombia |
| samario {m} | :: Someone from Santa Marta |
| samaritana {f} | :: feminine noun of samaritano |
| samaritano {m} | :: Samaritan |
| samaritano {adj} | :: Samaritan |
| samba {f} | :: samba |
| sambenitar {vt} | :: to stigmatize; to blemish someone's reputation |
| sambenito {m} | :: stigma (mark of disgrace or embarrassment) |
| sambo {m} | :: Sambo (a Russian martial art) |
| sambódromo {m} [neologism] | :: sambadrome (exhibition place for samba schools in Brazil) |
| sambódromo {m} [neologism, figuratively] | :: A great variety of different things |
| samborondeña {f} | :: feminine noun of samborondeño |
| samborondeño {adj} | :: Of or from the city or canton of Samborondón Canton, Ecuador |
| samborondeño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city or canton of Samborondón Canton, Ecuador |
| samborondondeña {f} | :: feminine noun of samborondondeño |
| samborondondeño {adj} | :: Of or from Samborondón, Ecuador |
| samborondondeño {m} | :: Someone from Samborondón |
| sami {mf} | :: Sami; Saami |
| sami {adj} | :: Sami; Saami |
| samia {f} | :: feminine noun of samio |
| samica {f} [vesre] | :: shirt |
| samio {adj} | :: Samian |
| samio {m} | :: Samian |
| samnita {adj} | :: Samnite |
| samnita {mf} | :: Samnite |
| Samoa {prop} {f} | :: Samoa |
| Samoa Americana {prop} {f} | :: American Samoa (US overseas territory in Oceania) |
| samoana {f} | :: feminine noun of samoano |
| samoana americana {f} | :: feminine noun of samoano americano |
| samoano {adj} | :: Samoan |
| samoano {m} | :: Samoan (person) |
| samoano {m} | :: Samoan (language) |
| samoano americano {adj} | :: American Samoan (of or pertaining to American Samoa) |
| samoano americano {m} | :: American Samoan (native or resident of American Samoa) |
| Samogitia {prop} {f} | :: Samogitia (region) |
| Samonis {prop} {f} | :: Samhain, the Wiccan celebration of final harvest and of the blessed dead |
| samosa {f} | :: samosa |
| Samotracia {prop} {f} | :: Samothrace |
| samoyedo {m} | :: samoyed |
| sampaguita {f} [Philippines] | :: Arabian jasmine |
| sampedrano {adj} | :: Of or from San Pedro Sula, Honduras |
| sampedrano {adj} | :: Of or from San Pedro Manrique, Spain |
| sampedrano {adj} | :: Of or from San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Guatemala |
| sampedrano {adj} | :: Of or from San Pedro department, Paraguay |
| sampedrano {adj} | :: Of or from San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú, Paraguay |
| sampedrano {m} | :: Someone from San Pedro Sula, Honduras |
| sampedrano {m} | :: Someone from San Pedro Manrique, Spain |
| sampedrano {m} | :: Someone from San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Guatemala |
| sampedrano {m} | :: Someone from San Pedro department, Paraguay |
| sampedrano {m} | :: Someone from San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú, Paraguay |
| sampi {f} | :: sampi; the Greek letter Ϡ, ϡ |
| sample {m} [music] | :: sample |
| samplear {v} [music] | :: to sample |
| sampleo {m} [audiovisual] | :: sample; sampling |
| Samu {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| SAMU {prop} {m} | :: (Servicio de Atención Médica Urgente) Spanish emergency medical service |
| Samuel {prop} {m} | :: Samuel (biblical figure) |
| Samuel {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| samurái {m} | :: samurai |
| san {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: financial, temporal-savings scheme. The participants periodically contribute a quota to a communal pot that is given to one member, based on his/her turn amongst all the others |
| san {f} | :: san; the Greek letter M, ϻ |
| San {adj} | :: Saint (title) |
| Saná {prop} {f} | :: Saná (capital city) |
| saña {f} | :: furore, rage, brutality |
| sanabrés {adj} | :: of or from Sanabria |
| sanabrés {m} | :: Someone from Sanabria |
| sanabresa {f} | :: feminine noun of sanabrés |
| sanación {f} | :: healing |
| sanador {adj} | :: healing |
| sanador {m} | :: healer |
| sanamente {adv} | :: healthily |
| San Andrés Chicahuaxtla {prop} | :: San Andrés Chicahuaxtla (town) |
| sanantoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of sanantoniano |
| sanantoniano {adj} | :: San Antonian (of or pertaining to San Antonio, Texas) |
| sanantoniano {m} | :: San Antonian (native or resident of San Antonio, Texas) |
| San Antonio {prop} | :: San Antonio |
| sanar {v} | :: to cure |
| sanar {v} | :: to heal |
| sanatorio {m} | :: sanatorium |
| San Bartolomé {prop} | :: Saint Barthélemy |
| sanbenito {m} | :: sanbenito |
| sancarleña {f} | :: feminine noun of sancarleño |
| sancarleño {adj} | :: Of or from the canton of San Carlos (canton) in Costa Rica |
| sancarleño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the canton of San Carlos (canton) in Costa Rica |
| San Carlos {prop} | :: The name Saint Charles |
| San Carlos {prop} | :: Places named after Saint Charles |
| sanch {interj} | :: oi, piggy!; come on, piggy! |
| Sánchez {prop} | :: surname |
| sanchismo {m} | :: Unyielding realism |
| sanchismo {m} | :: Spanish political current based on the defence of the ideas of Pedro Sánchez , president of Spain |
| sanchista {mf} | :: Someone supporting Pedro Sánchez (Spanish politician) |
| sancho {m} | :: pig |
| Sancho {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| sanchopancesco {adj} | :: Of or relating to the character Sancho Panza in the 1605 novel Don Quixote |
| sanchopancesco {adj} | :: Sancho Panza-esque; having the characteristics associated with the character, including lowbrow wit and cynical realism |
| sanción {f} | :: sanction |
| sancionable {adj} | :: sanctionable |
| sancionador {adj} | :: sanctioning |
| sancionador {m} | :: sanctioner |
| sancionar {v} | :: to sanction |
| sancionatorio {adj} [legal] | :: penal |
| sancochadito {m} | :: diminutive of sancochado |
| sancochado {m} | :: synonym of sancocho |
| sancochar {v} | :: to parboil |
| sancocho {m} | :: sancocho |
| San Cristóbal de La Laguna {prop} | :: San Cristóbal de La Laguna (city) |
| sancristobaleño {adj} | :: Kittsian |
| sancristobaleño {m} | :: Kittsian |
| San Cristóbal y Nieves {prop} {m} | :: San Cristóbal y Nieves (a <<country>> consisting of two <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>) |
| sancta {f} | :: feminine noun of sancto |
| sanctasanctórum {m} | :: sanctum sanctorum |
| sanctísimo {adj} | :: superlative of santo |
| sancto {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of santo |
| sancto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of santo |
| sancto {particle} | :: only used in non sancto |
| sanda {mf} | :: sanda (Chinese kickboxing) |
| sandalia {f} | :: sandal |
| sándalo {m} | :: sandalwood |
| sandboard {m} | :: sandboard |
| sandboarding {m} | :: sandboarding |
| sandez {f} [Spain] | :: nonsense, rubbish |
| Sandia {prop} | :: Sandia (province) |
| sandía {f} | :: watermelon (Citrullus lanatus, a vine-like flowering plant) |
| sandía {f} | :: watermelon (the fruit of the watermelon plant) |
| sandiar {m} | :: watermelon plot, watermelon patch |
| San Diego {prop} {m} | :: Saint James |
| San Diego {prop} {m} | :: Any of several places named after him, such as San Diego, California |
| sandieguino {adj} | :: San Diegan |
| sandieguino {m} | :: San Diegan |
| sandinismo {m} | :: Sandinism |
| sandinista {adj} | :: relating to the Sandinista National Liberation Front |
| sandinista {mf} | :: Sandinista (member of the Sandinista National Liberation Front) |
| sandio {adj} | :: foolish |
| Sandoval {prop} | :: Sandoval (city) |
| Sandoval {prop} | :: surname |
| Sandra {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sanducero {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Paysandú, Uruguay |
| sanducero {m} | :: Someone from the city of Paysandú, Uruguay |
| sánduche {m} [Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia] | :: alternative form of sándwich |
| sanduchería {f} [Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia] | :: alternative form of sandwichería |
| sandunguear {vi} | :: to grind; to twerk |
| sándwich {m} | :: sandwich |
| sándwich {m} [Spain] | :: A sandwich only made with sandwich bread |
| sándwich {m} [Chile] | :: long weekend; a day which falls between two work-free days (holidays or weekend days), on which leave is preferred |
| sandwichera {f} | :: pie iron, sandwich toaster |
| sandwichería {f} | :: sandwich bar, sandwich shop |
| saneamiento {m} | :: sanitation, drainage, sewer |
| saneamiento {m} | :: cleaning up |
| saneamiento {m} | :: Commercial, or financial restructuring, reorganization |
| sanear {v} | :: to guarantee; to promise satisfaction |
| sanear {v} | :: to make amends |
| sanear {v} | :: to sanitize |
| sanear {v} | :: to drain |
| sanedrín {m} | :: Sanhedrin |
| San Fermín {prop} {m} | :: Fermin, 3rd-century Spanish saint from Pamplona, Navarre |
| San Fermín {prop} {m} | :: A week-long annual celebration in Pamplona, held in July in honour of St. Fermin, including a well-known bull run |
| sanferminero {adj} | :: Of or relating to the festival of San Fermín |
| sanfermines {mp} | :: San Fermín, annual Spanish festival held in Pamplona, Navarre |
| sanfernandino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of San Fernando |
| sanfernandino {adj} | :: from the former Chilean department of San Fernando |
| San Fernando {prop} | :: San Fernando (town) |
| San Fernando {prop} | :: San Fernando (town) |
| San Fernando {prop} | :: San Fernando (town) |
| San Fernando {prop} | :: A name of various cities and municipalities in the Philippines |
| San Fernando {prop} | :: San Fernando (city) |
| sanfranciscana {f} | :: feminine noun of sanfranciscano |
| sanfranciscano {adj} | :: San Franciscan (of or pertaining to San Francisco, California) |
| sanfranciscano {m} | :: San Franciscan (native or resident of San Francisco, California) |
| San Francisco {prop} {m} | :: Saint Francis |
| San Francisco {prop} {m} | :: Places named after Saint Francis |
| San Francisco {prop} {m} | :: San Francisco |
| sangileña {f} | :: feminine noun of sangileño |
| sangileño {adj} | :: Of or from the municipality of San Gil, Colombia |
| sangileño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the municipality of San Gil, Colombia |
| Sangley {n} [archaic] | :: A person of pure Chinese ancestry living in the Philippines during the Spanish Colonial period |
| sangradera {f} | :: small channel from which one gets water for agricultural purposes, irrigation furrow |
| sangradera {f} | :: the sluice where such a channel is tapped, irrigation aperture |
| sangradera {f} | :: lancet, instrument for tapping blood, bloodletting tweezers |
| sangradura {f} | :: bight (of elbow) |
| sangradura {f} | :: bleeding; bloodletting |
| sangramiento {m} | :: bleeding |
| sangrante {adj} | :: bloody |
| sangrar {v} | :: to bleed |
| sangrar {v} [typography] | :: to indent (begin a line at a greater or lesser distance from the margin) |
| sangrar {v} | :: to harvest resin by cutting a tree |
| sangre {f} | :: blood |
| sangre azul {m} | :: blue blood (noble or aristocratic ancestry) |
| sangrecita {f} | :: diminutive of sangre |
| sangrecita {f} | :: A dish made of chicken blood with various spices |
| sangre fría {f} | :: sang-froid, sangfroid |
| sangre fría {f} | :: cold-bloodedness |
| sangre y carne {m} | :: flesh and blood |
| sangría {f} [medicine] | :: bloodletting |
| sangría {f} | :: sangria (type of wine punch with cubed pieces of fruit and fruit soda) |
| sangría {f} [typography] | :: indentation |
| sangría {f} [anatomy] | :: elbow pit, cubital fossa |
| sangrientamente {adv} | :: bloodily, cruelly |
| sangriento {adj} | :: bloody, blood |
| sangrita {f} | :: diminutive of sangre |
| sangrón {adj} [Mexico] | :: disagreeable, antipathic |
| sangrón {adj} [Central America] | :: abusive, being a bully |
| sangrón {m} [Mexico] | :: a disagreeable, antipathic person |
| sangrón {m} [Central America] | :: bully, an abusive person |
| sánguche {m} [Peru, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile] | :: alternative form of sándwich |
| sanguchería {f} [Peru, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: alternative form of sandwichería |
| sangüeño {m} | :: dogwood |
| sanguijuela {f} | :: leech (animal) |
| sanguina {f} | :: sanguine |
| sanguinariamente {adv} | :: bloodthirstily |
| sanguinariedad {f} | :: bloodthirstiness, viciousness |
| sanguinario {adj} | :: bloodthirsty, sanguinary, vicious |
| sanguíneamente {adv} | :: sanguineously |
| sanguíneo {adj} | :: sanguineous (related to blood) |
| sanguíneo {adj} | :: akin (related by blood) |
| sanguíneo {adj} [heraldry] | :: sanguine |
| sanguinolento {adj} | :: bloody, bleeding |
| sanguinolento {adj} [of eyes] | :: bloodshot |
| sanguinolento {adj} | :: [of steak] rare, bloody |
| sanguja {f} | :: leech (animal) |
| sanidad {f} | :: health |
| San Ignacio {prop} {m} | :: San Ignacio (province) |
| sanisidrense {adj} | :: of or from San Isidro (any of a number of places with the same name) |
| sanisidrense {mf} | :: Someone from San Isidro |
| sanísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sano |
| sanitaria {f} | :: feminine noun of sanitario |
| sanitario {adj} | :: sanitary |
| sanitario {m} | :: sanitary worker |
| sanitario {m} | :: toilet |
| sanitarista {mf} | :: manufacturer of bathroom goods |
| sanitización {f} | :: To sanitization |
| sanitizante {m} | :: sanitizer |
| sanitizar {v} | :: to sanitize |
| sanito {adj} | :: diminutive of sano |
| sanjacado {m} | :: sanjak |
| sanjar {v} [Salamanca] | :: to make cuts in flesh |
| San Jorge {prop} {m} | :: Saint George (patron saint of England and several other places) |
| San Jorge {prop} {m} | :: San Jorge (capital city) |
| San José {prop} {m} | :: The name Saint Joseph |
| San José {prop} {m} | :: San José (capital city) |
| San José {prop} {m} | :: San José (city) |
| San Juan {prop} | :: The name Saint John |
| San Juan {prop} | :: Sometimes short for the name San Juan Bautista, meaning Saint John the Baptist |
| San Juan {prop} | :: Places named after Saint John or Saint John the Baptist |
| San Juan Bautista {prop} | :: The name Saint John the Baptist |
| San Juan Bautista {prop} | :: Places named after Saint John the Baptist |
| San Juan Colorado {prop} | :: San Juan Colorado (town) |
| San Juan Colorado {prop} | :: San Juan Colorado (municipality) |
| sanjuandarra {adj} | :: Of or related to San Juan Pasaia |
| sanjuandarra {mf} | :: Someone from San Juan Pasaia |
| sanjuanero {m} | :: Sanjuanero, a native or resident of San Juan, Puerto Rico |
| sanjuanero {m} | :: common cockchafer |
| sanjuanino {adj} | :: of or from San Juan |
| sanjuanino {m} | :: Someone from San Juan |
| sanjuanista {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the Order of Saint John |
| sanjuanista {mf} | :: Someone in the Order of Saint John |
| sanjuanito {m} | :: An upbeat music genre from the Andes |
| sanlorenzana {f} | :: feminine noun of sanlorenzano |
| sanlorenzano {adj} | :: Of or from San Lorenzo, Valle, Honduras |
| sanlorenzano {adj} | :: Of or from San Lorenzo, Paraguay |
| sanlorenzano {m} | :: Someone from San Lorenzo, Honduras |
| sanlorenzano {m} | :: Someone from San Lorenzo, Paraguay |
| San Luis {prop} {m} | :: Saint Louis |
| San Luis {prop} {m} | :: A name of several places named after the saint |
| San Luis {prop} {m} | :: San Luis (province) |
| San Luis {prop} {m} | :: San Luis (town) |
| sanluiseño {adj} | :: of or from San Luis |
| sanluiseño {m} | :: Someone from San Luis |
| sanluisino {adj} | :: St. Louisan |
| sanluisino {m} | :: St. Louisan |
| San Luis Potosí {prop} {f} | :: San Luis Potosí (state) |
| sanluqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of sanluqueño |
| sanluqueño {adj} | :: Of or from Sanlúcar de Barrameda |
| sanluqueño {m} | :: someone from Sanlúcar de Barrameda |
| San Marcos {prop} {m} | :: San Marcos (department) |
| San Marcos {prop} {m} | :: San Marcos (province) |
| sanmarinense {adj} | :: Sammarinese |
| sanmarinense {mf} | :: Sammarinese |
| San Marino {prop} {m} | :: San Marino (microstate) |
| San Marino {prop} {m} | :: San Marino (capital city) |
| sanmarqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of sanmarqueño |
| sanmarqueño {adj} | :: Of or from San Marcos, Guerrero |
| sanmarqueño {m} | :: Someone from San Marcos, Guerrero |
| sanmarquina {f} | :: feminine noun of sanmarquino |
| sanmarquino {adj} | :: Of or related to the National University of San Marcos, a university in Lima, Peru |
| sanmarquino {m} | :: A student of the National University of San Marcos |
| San Martín {prop} {m} | :: San Martín (region) |
| San Martín {prop} {m} | :: San Martín (province) |
| sanmartiniano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to José de San Martín |
| sanmartiniano {m} | :: A supporter of José de San Martín or his politics |
| San Mateo {prop} {m} | :: Saint Matthew |
| San Miguel {prop} {m} | :: San Miguel (province) |
| san Miguelito {prop} {m} [colloquial] | :: diminutive of Miguel; a term of endearment for the archangel Michael |
| san Miguelito {m} [colloquial, usually plural, Mexico] | :: A person devoted archangel Michael, especially one who makes pilgrimage in his honor |
| san Miguelito {m} [colloquial, usually plural, Mexico] | :: A ritual dancer or member of procession donning the archangel Michael's traditional Roman military attire |
| san Miguelitos {n} | :: plural of san Miguelito |
| San Nicolás {prop} {m} | :: Saint Nicholas |
| sano {adj} | :: healthy, sound |
| sano {adj} | :: earnest |
| sano {adj} | :: pure |
| sano {adj} | :: whole, unbroken, sound |
| sañoso {adj} | :: furious |
| sano y salvo {adj} [idiom] | :: safe and sound |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: Paul the Apostle, Paul of Tarsus, Saint Paul |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: Pope Paul I |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (municipality/state capital) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (state) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (village/and/municipality) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (village/and/municipality) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (village) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (town/and/commune) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (dormant volcano) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (town/and/municipality) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (town/and/municipality) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (canton) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (capital city) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (barrio) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (river) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (town/and/municipality) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (river) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (district) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (neighborhood) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (town/non-city capital) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (province) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (former leper colony) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (district) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (district) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (district) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (district) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (municipality) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (city) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (municipality) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (city) |
| San Pablo {prop} {m} | :: San Pablo (unincorporated community) |
| San Pedro {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Saint Peter |
| San Pedro {prop} | :: surname |
| San Pedro {prop} | :: Any of a number of place names is Spanish-speaking countries named after St. Peter |
| San Pedro y Miquelón {prop} | :: San Pedro y Miquelón (overseas territory) |
| San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula {prop} | :: San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula (town) |
| San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula {prop} | :: San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula (municipality) |
| San Petersburgo {prop} {m} | :: San Petersburgo (federal city) |
| San Román {prop} {m} | :: San Román (province) |
| San Salvador {prop} {m} | :: San Salvador (capital city) |
| sansalvadoreña {f} | :: feminine noun of sansalvadoreño |
| sansalvadoreño {adj} | :: Of or from San Salvador, El Salvador |
| sansalvadoreño {adj} | :: of or from San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina |
| sansalvadoreño {m} | :: person from San Salvador, El Salvador |
| sansalvadoreño {m} | :: person from San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina |
| sansara {m} | :: samsara |
| sánscrito {adj} | :: Sanskrit |
| sánscrito {m} | :: Sanskrit |
| sanscritóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of sanscritólogo |
| sanscritólogo {m} | :: Sanskritist |
| sanseacabó {interj} | :: that's it; no more |
| San Sebastián {prop} {m} | :: San Sebastián (city) |
| santa {f} | :: feminine noun of santo |
| Santa Ana {prop} {f} | :: Santa Ana (municipality) |
| santabárbara {f} | :: powder magazine |
| santabarbarense {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Bárbara Department, Honduras |
| santabarbarense {mf} | :: Someone from Santa Bárbara Department, Honduras |
| Santa Clara {prop} {f} | :: The name Saint Clare |
| Santa Clara {prop} {f} | :: Any of a number of places named after Saint Clare of Assisi, Italy |
| santaclareña {f} | :: feminine noun of santaclareño |
| santaclareño {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Clara |
| santaclareño {m} | :: Someone from Santa Clara |
| santacruceño {adj} | :: of or from Santa Cruz |
| santacruceño {m} | :: Someone from Santa Cruz |
| santacrucero {adj} | :: From Santa Cruz de Tenerife |
| santacrucero {m} | :: Someone from Santa Cruz de Tenerife |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: Holy Cross; meaning the cross Jesus died on |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: A name of various places named after the Holy Cross |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: Santa Cruz (department) |
| Santa Cruz {prop} {f} | :: Santa Cruz (municipality) |
| santacruzano {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Santa Cruz |
| santacruzano {adj} | :: from the former Chilean department of Santa Cruz |
| Santa Cruz de Tenerife {prop} | :: Santa Cruz de Tenerife (province) |
| Santa Cruz de Tenerife {prop} | :: Santa Cruz de Tenerife (city) |
| Santa Fe {prop} {f} | :: Santa Fe (the <<capital city>> of < |
| Santa Fe {prop} {f} | :: Santa Fe (province) |
| Santa Fe {prop} {f} | :: Santa Fe (capital city); in full, Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz |
| Santa Fe {prop} {f} | :: Santa Fe (several other places in <<c/Bolivia,Colombia,Chile,Cuba,Honduras,Panama,Philippines,Spain,United States>>) |
| santafecino {adj} | :: alternative spelling of santafesino |
| santafecino {m} | :: alternative spelling of santafesino |
| Santa Fe de Bogotá {prop} {f} | :: Santa Fe de Bogotá (the full name of Bogota, the <<capital city>> of <<c/Colombia>>) |
| santafereña {f} | :: feminine noun of santafereño |
| santafereño {adj} | :: Of or related to Independiente Santa Fe, a soccer team from Bogotá, Colombia |
| santafereño {m} | :: Someone involved with Independiente Santa Fe, as a player, fan, coach etc |
| santafesino {adj} | :: of or from Santa Fe |
| santafesino {m} | :: Someone from Santa Fe |
| Santa Helena {prop} {f} | :: Santa Helena (island) |
| santaluceño {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Lucía, Corrientes |
| santaluceño {m} | :: Someone from Santa Lucía, Corrientes |
| santalucense {adj} | :: Saint Lucian |
| santalucense {mf} | :: Saint Lucian |
| Santa Lucía {prop} {f} | :: Santa Lucía (island/and/country) |
| santaluciana {f} | :: feminine noun of santaluciano |
| santaluciano {adj} | :: Saint Lucian |
| santaluciano {m} | :: Saint Lucian |
| Santa María {prop} {f} | :: Saint Mary (the mother of Jesus Christ) |
| santamente {adv} | :: saintly |
| Santana {prop} | :: surname |
| Santander {prop} | :: Santander (city of Colombia) |
| Santander {prop} | :: Santander (city of Spain) |
| Santander {prop} | :: Santander (region) |
| santandereana {f} | :: feminine noun of santandereano |
| santandereano {adj} | :: Of or from the department of Santander Department, Colombia |
| santandereano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the department of Santander Department, Colombia |
| Santanderes {prop} {mp} | :: The two departments of Colombia, Santander Department and Norte de Santander Department |
| santanderiense {adj} | :: From Santander, Spain |
| santanderiense {mf} | :: Someone from Santander, Spain |
| santanderino {adj} | :: From Santander, Spain |
| santanderino {m} | :: Someone from Santander, Spain |
| santanderista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Francisco de Paula Santander, Colombian soldier and politician |
| santanderista {mf} | :: A supporter of Francisco de Paula Santander |
| santaneca {f} | :: feminine noun of santaneco |
| santaneco {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Santa Ana, El Salvador, El Salvador |
| santaneco {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Santa Ana, El Salvador, El Salvador |
| santanense {adj} | :: Of or from the Santana do Livramento in Brazil |
| santanense {mf} | :: someone from The Santana do Livramento, Brazil |
| santa patrona {f} | :: feminine noun of santo patrono or santo patrón |
| Santa Rosa {prop} {f} | :: Santa Rosa (department) |
| Santa Rosa {prop} {f} | :: Santa Rosa (district) |
| Santa Sede {prop} {f} | :: Holy See (episcopal see of the Roman Catholic Church) |
| Santa Sofía {prop} {f} | :: Hagia Sophia (a former basilica, now a museum in Turkey) |
| santateresa {f} | :: mantis |
| santeña {f} | :: feminine noun of santeño |
| santeño {adj} | :: Of or from Los Santos Province in Panama |
| santeño {m} | :: An inhabitant of Los Santos Province in Panama |
| santería {f} | :: santería |
| santero {adj} | :: Excessively devoted to saints |
| santero {adj} [attributive] | :: saint |
| Santi {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Santiago |
| Santiago {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: James |
| Santiago {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Santiago {prop} {m} | :: Santiago (capital city) |
| Santiago {prop} {m} | :: Santiago (province) |
| Santiago {prop} {m} | :: Santiago (city) |
| Santiago {prop} {m} | :: Santiago (one of the ten <<islands>> of <<c/Cape Verde>>) |
| Santiago {prop} {m} | :: Santiago (The name of several <<cities>> in <<c/Chile>>, <<c/Cuba>>, the <<c/Dominican Republic>>, <<c/Colombia>>, <<c/Spain>>, and several other Spanish-speaking countries) |
| Santiago de Chile {prop} {m} | :: Santiago de Chile (the full name of Santiago, the <<capital city>> of <<c/Chile>>) |
| Santiago de Compostela {prop} {m} | :: Santiago de Compostela (city) |
| Santiago del Estero {prop} | :: Santiago del Estero |
| santiagueño {adj} | :: of or from Santiago del Estero |
| santiagueño {m} | :: Someone from Santiage del Estero |
| santiaguense {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Santiago de los Caballeros in the Dominican Republic |
| santiaguense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Santiago de los Caballeros in the Dominican Republic |
| santiaguera {f} | :: feminine noun of santiaguero |
| santiaguero {m} [Latin America] | :: faith healer |
| santiagués {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Santiago de Compostela |
| santiagués {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Santiago Province (Dominican Republic), Dominican Republic |
| santiagués {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Santiago de los Caballeros |
| santiagués {m} | :: Someone from Santiago de Compostela |
| santiagués {m} | :: Someone from Santiago province, Dominican Republic |
| santiagués {m} | :: Someone from Santiago de los Caballeros |
| santiaguino {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Santiago, Chile |
| santiaguino {m} | :: someone from Santiago, Chile |
| santiaguista {adj} | :: Of, belonging to or relating to the Order of Santiago |
| santiaguista {mf} | :: A member of the Order of Santiago |
| santiamén {m} | :: jiffy, jiff, flash, short time, moment, lickety-split |
| santidad {f} | :: sanctity, holiness |
| santificación {f} | :: sanctification |
| santificado {adj} | :: sanctified, hallowed, made holy |
| santificar {vt} | :: to sanctify, to hallow, to make holy |
| santiguamiento {m} | :: sign of the cross |
| santiguar {v} | :: to bless |
| santiguar {v} | :: to make the sign of the cross |
| santiguar {vr} | :: to cross oneself |
| Santillán {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| santísimo {adj} | :: superlative of santo |
| santista {adj} | :: Of or from Santos, Brazil |
| santista {mf} | :: Someone from Santos |
| santito {adj} | :: diminutive of santo |
| santito {m} | :: diminutive of santo |
| santo {adj} | :: holy, godly |
| santo {m} | :: saint |
| santo {m} | :: name day |
| Santo {m} | :: Saint |
| Santo Domingo {prop} {m} | :: Santo Domingo (capital city) |
| Santo Domingo de Guzmán {prop} {m} | :: Santo Domingo de Guzmán (the full name of Santo Domingo, the <<capital city>> of the <<c/Dominican Republic>>) |
| santo grial {m} | :: holy grail |
| Santo Grial {prop} {m} | :: Holy Grail (artifact in Christian mythology) |
| santol {m} | :: santol |
| santón {m} | :: santon |
| Santoniano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Santonian (subdivision of the Late Cretaceous epoch) |
| Santoniense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Santonian (subdivision of the Late Cretaceous epoch) |
| Santo Niño {prop} {m} | :: Christ child (child Jesus) |
| Santo Padre {prop} {m} | :: Holy Father (papal title) |
| santo patrón {m} [religion] | :: patron saint |
| santo patrono {m} [religion] | :: patron saint |
| santoral {m} | :: saint-day calendar |
| Santo Tomás Ocotepec {prop} | :: Santo Tomás Ocotepec (town) |
| Santo Tomás Ocotepec {prop} | :: Santo Tomás Ocotepec (municipality) |
| santotomense {adj} | :: São Toméan |
| santotomense {mf} | :: São Toméan |
| Santo Tomé y Príncipe {prop} | :: São Tomé and Príncipe |
| santo y seña {m} [military] | :: watchword, password |
| santuario {m} | :: sanctuary, shrine |
| santurrón {m} [pejorative] | :: sanctimonious, bigot, holier-than-thou (person) |
| santurrona {f} | :: feminine noun of santurrón |
| santurtziarra {adj} | :: Of or related to Santurtzi |
| santurtziarra {mf} | :: Someone from Santurzi |
| sañudamente {adv} | :: angrily |
| sañudamente {adv} | :: cruelly, viciously |
| sañudo {adj} | :: cruel; wicked |
| sanvicentano {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of San Vicente de Tagua Tagua |
| San Vicente {prop} {m} | :: Saint Vincent |
| San Vicente {prop} {m} [obsolete] | :: San Vicente (city) |
| San Vicente de Tagua Tagua {prop} {m} | :: San Vicente de Tagua Tagua (city) |
| sanvicentera {f} | :: feminine noun of sanvicentero |
| sanvicentero {adj} | :: of or from San Vicente del Raspeig |
| sanvicentero {m} | :: someone from San Vicente del Raspeig |
| San Vicente y las Granadinas {prop} | :: San Vicente y las Granadinas (archipelago/and/country) |
| sanvicentino {adj} | :: Vincentian |
| sanvicentino {m} | :: Vincentian |
| Saona {prop} {m} | :: Saona (river) |
| sapa {f} | :: feminine noun of sapo; a female toad or peeper |
| sapa {f} | :: A reduction of must in Ancient Roman cuisine, made by boiling down grape juice or must in large kettles until reduced to a third of the original volume |
| sapear {v} [Latin America] | :: to dob in; snitch |
| sapear {v} [Latin America] | :: to spy; observe |
| sapidez {f} | :: tastiness |
| sápido {adj} | :: tasty (having a taste) |
| sapiencia {f} | :: wisdom |
| sapiencial {adj} | :: sapiential |
| sapiente {adj} | :: wise; knowing |
| sapientísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sabio |
| sapillo {m} | :: Any of a number of uninteresting plants, see Spanish Wikipedia |
| sapo {m} | :: toad |
| sapo {m} [Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, colloquial] | :: a very curious person |
| sapo {m} [Chile, Ecuador, Peru, colloquial] | :: a voyeur |
| sapo {m} [Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, colloquial, pejorative] | :: informer |
| sapo de caña {m} | :: cane toad |
| saponificable {adj} | :: saponifiable |
| saponificación {f} | :: saponification |
| saponificar {v} | :: to saponify |
| saponina {f} [organic compound] | :: saponin |
| sapo veranero {m} | :: summer toad (found in Central America, Peruvian Amazon; possibly refers to the cane toad/marine toad, Bufo marinus in some regions, or a small variety of toad in others) |
| Sapporo {prop} {m} | :: Sapporo (caplc) |
| saprissista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Deportivo Saprissa, a football team from Costa Rica |
| saprissista {mf} | :: Someone connected to Deportivo Saprissa, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| saprofita {f} | :: alternative form of saprofito |
| saprofito {m} [biology] | :: saprophyte |
| saprolito {m} [geology] | :: saprolite |
| saque {m} | :: expulsion, extraction, act of putting something out |
| saque {m} [sports] | :: service; serve (in racquet sports, the first shot) |
| saque {m} [soccer] | :: kick-off |
| saque {m} | :: appetite |
| saqueador {m} | :: plunderer |
| saqueador {m} | :: looter |
| saqueador {m} | :: sacker |
| saqueadora {f} | :: feminine noun of saqueador |
| saquear {v} | :: to sack |
| saquear {v} | :: to plunder, to pillage |
| saque de banda {m} [soccer] | :: throw-in |
| saque de castigo {m} [rugby] | :: penalty kick |
| saque de esquina {m} [soccer] | :: corner kick |
| saque de falta {m} [Spain, sports] | :: free kick |
| saque de gol {m} [sports] | :: goal kick |
| saque de mano {m} [volleyball] | :: serve |
| saque de mano {m} [soccer] | :: throw-out |
| saque de meta {m} [soccer] | :: goal kick |
| saque de puerta {m} [soccer] | :: goal kick |
| saque de valla {m} [soccer] | :: free kick |
| saque inicial {m} [soccer] | :: kick-off |
| saque lateral {m} [soccer] | :: throw-in |
| saque libre {m} [sports] | :: free kick |
| saqueo {m} | :: sack, plunder, pillage |
| saquete {m} | :: charge bag (for a cannon) |
| saquillo {m} | :: diminutive of saco |
| saquito {m} | :: pouch |
| saquito {m} | :: diminutive of saco, a small sack |
| SAR {n} | :: HRH |
| Sara {prop} {f} [biblical character] | :: Sarah |
| Sara {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sarabanda {f} | :: sarabande |
| Sarabia {prop} {f} | :: surname, the 575th most common in Mexico |
| saracustí {adj} | :: Saragossan |
| saracustí {mf} | :: Saragossan |
| saragura {f} | :: feminine noun of saraguro |
| saraguro {adj} | :: Of or from the Saraguro group of people |
| saraguro {adj} | :: Of or from the Saraguro canton of Ecuador |
| saraguro {m} | :: Saraguro (member of the Saraguro people) |
| saraguro {m} | :: An inhabitant of the Saraguro canton of Ecuador |
| Saraguro {prop} {m} | :: Saraguro (canton) |
| Sarai {prop} {f} [biblical character] | :: Sarai |
| sarajevés {adj} | :: Sarajevan |
| sarajevés {m} | :: Sarajevan |
| sarakof {m} | :: A type of hat, resembling a safari helmet, worn by officers during the Mexican civil war |
| sarampión {m} | :: measles |
| sarandunga {f} | :: A lively dance from Dominican Republic |
| sarantontón {m} [Canarian] | :: ladybird, ladybug |
| sarao {m} | :: party |
| sarao {m} | :: fuss, big thing |
| sarasa {m} [Spain, slang] | :: effeminate man or homosexual |
| sarasa {m} [Spain, slang] | :: queerboy; fag; faggot; poofter |
| Sarátov {prop} {m} | :: Sarátov (city) |
| sarcasmo {m} | :: sarcasm |
| sarcasmo {m} | :: snark |
| sarcásticamente {adv} | :: sarcastically |
| sarcástico {adj} | :: sarcastic |
| sarcástico {adj} | :: snarky, snide |
| sarchiseña {f} | :: feminine noun of sarchiseño |
| sarchiseño {adj} | :: Of or from Sarchí, Costa Rica |
| sarchiseño {m} | :: Someone from Sarchí, Costa Rica |
| sarcófago {m} | :: sepulcher |
| sarcófago {m} | :: sarcophagus |
| sarcoidosis {f} [pathology] | :: sarcoidosis |
| sarcolema {m} [anatomy] | :: sarcolemma |
| sarcoma {m} [oncology] | :: sarcoma |
| sarcopenia {f} | :: sarcopenia |
| sarcoplasma {m} [cytology] | :: sarcoplasm |
| sarcoplásmico {adj} | :: sarcoplasmic |
| sarcopterigio {m} | :: sarcopterygian |
| sarda {f} | :: feminine noun of sardo |
| sardana {f} | :: sardana |
| sardanista {mf} | :: A sardana dancer |
| sardina {f} | :: sardine |
| sardinada {f} | :: meal of sardines |
| sardinal {m} | :: sardine-fishing net |
| sardinel {m} | :: kerb |
| sardinera {f} | :: feminine noun of sardinero |
| sardinero {m} | :: A seller or sardines |
| sardinero {m} | :: A sardine fisherman, a sardiner |
| sardinilla {f} | :: baby sardine |
| sardo {adj} | :: Sardinian (relating to Sardinia) |
| sardo {m} | :: Sardinian |
| sardo {m} [mineral] | :: sard |
| sardo {m} | :: Sardinian language |
| sardónica {f} | :: alternative form of sardónice |
| sardónicamente {adv} | :: sardonically |
| sardónice {mf} | :: sardonyx |
| sardónico {adj} | :: sardonic |
| sardónix {mf} | :: alternative form of sardónice |
| sarga {f} | :: twill |
| sarga {f} | :: Any of a number of plants. See The Spanish Wikipedia for more details |
| sargazo {m} | :: sargasso, gulfweed (brown algae) |
| sargenta {f} | :: sergeant |
| sargentear {vt} | :: to command, to order |
| sargento {m} | :: sergeant |
| Sargón {prop} {m} | :: Sargon (Akkadian emperor) |
| sari {m} | :: sari |
| sarín {m} | :: sarin |
| Sarita {prop} {f} | :: A diminutive of the given name Sara |
| SARM {m} [bacteriology] | :: MRSA |
| sármata {adj} | :: Sarmatian |
| sármata {mf} | :: Sarmatian |
| sarmatismo {m} | :: Sarmatism |
| sarmentar {v} | :: to gather pruned vine-shoots |
| sarmentosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: sarmentose |
| sarmiento {m} | :: vine shoot |
| Sarmiento {prop} | :: surname, the 102nd most common in Colombia and 514th most common in Mexico |
| sarna {f} | :: scabies (an infestation of parasitic mites) |
| sarna {f} | :: mange |
| sarna con gusto no pica {phrase} | :: It's not a chore if you're enjoying it |
| sarnoso {adj} | :: mangy |
| sarong {m} | :: sarong |
| sarpullido {m} [colloquial] | :: dermatitis, rash (area of reddened, irritated, and inflamed skin) |
| sarraceno {adj} | :: Of or relating to Saracens |
| sarraceno {adj} [dated] | :: Of or relating to Muslims and the Islamic religion |
| sarraceno {m} | :: Saracen |
| sarraceno {m} [dated] | :: Muslim |
| Sarraga {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Sarre {prop} | :: Saarland (state) |
| sarrio {m} [Aragón] | :: chamois (goat) |
| sarro {m} [dentistry] | :: tartar |
| sarro {m} | :: mildew |
| sarro {m} | :: limescale |
| sarta {f} | :: string (of objects connected on a thread) |
| sarta {f} | :: line, queue |
| sarta {f} | :: string, series, array |
| sartal {m} | :: string (items put on a string) |
| sartén {mf} | :: frying pan |
| sartenada {f} | :: panful |
| sartenazo {m} | :: A blow/hit with a saucepan |
| sartorio {adj} | :: sartorial |
| sartorio {m} [anatomy] | :: sartorius |
| sasafrás {m} | :: sassafras |
| sasánida {adj} | :: Sassanian |
| sasánida {mf} | :: Sassanian |
| Saskatchewan {prop} {f} | :: Saskatchewan |
| saskatchewaniana {f} | :: feminine noun of saskatchewaniano |
| saskatchewaniano {adj} | :: Saskatchewanian (of or pertaining to Saskatchewan, Canada) |
| saskatchewaniano {m} | :: Saskatchewanian (native or resident of Saskatchewan, Canada) |
| sastra {f} | :: feminine noun of sastre |
| sastre {mf} | :: tailor (person who makes, repairs, or alters clothes professionally) |
| Sastre {prop} | :: surname |
| sastrecillo {m} | :: diminutive of sastre |
| sastrería {f} | :: tailor's (shop) |
| satán {m} | :: satan |
| Satán {prop} {m} | :: Satan (the Devil) |
| satanás {m} | :: devil |
| Satanás {prop} {m} | :: Satan (the Devil) |
| satanasa {f} | :: feminine noun of satanás |
| satánico {adj} | :: satanic |
| satanismo {m} | :: Satanism |
| satanista {adj} | :: satanist |
| satanista {mf} | :: satanist |
| satanización {f} | :: demonization |
| satanizar {vt} | :: to demonize (to malign as evil) |
| satauteña {f} | :: feminine noun of satauteño |
| satauteño {adj} | :: Of or from the town of Santa Brígida, Las Palmas in the Canary Islands |
| satauteño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the town of Santa Brígida, Las Palmas in the Canary Islands |
| satelital {adj} | :: related to satellites |
| satélital {adj} | :: satellite |
| satélite {m} | :: satellite |
| satén {m} [fabrics] | :: sateen |
| satén {m} [fabrics] | :: satin |
| satín {m} | :: satin (fabric) |
| satinador {adj} | :: glossing |
| satinar {v} | :: to make glossy |
| sátira {f} | :: satire |
| satíricamente {adv} | :: satirically |
| satírico {adj} | :: satirical |
| satirista {mf} | :: satirist |
| satirización {f} | :: satirization |
| satirizante {adj} | :: satirical; satirizing |
| satirizar {v} | :: to satirize, lampoon |
| sátiro {m} [folklore, mythology, fantasy] | :: satyr |
| satisfacción {f} | :: satisfaction |
| satisfacer {vt} | :: to satisfy, fulfil / fulfill |
| satisfacerse {v} | :: reflexive of satisfacer |
| satisfacibilidad {f} | :: satisfiability |
| satisfación {f} | :: obsolete spelling of satisfacción |
| satisfactibilidad {f} | :: satisfiability |
| satisfactor {m} | :: basic need |
| satisfactoriamente {adv} | :: satisfactorily |
| satisfactorio {adj} | :: satisfactory |
| satisfechísimo {adj} | :: superlative of satisfecho |
| satisfecho {adj} | :: satisfied |
| sátiva {f} | :: sativa, Cannabis sativa, drug made from the dried leaves and flowers of the hemp plant |
| sato {m} | :: A dog that is of mixed breed, as used by island Puerto Ricans |
| sátrapa {m} | :: satrap |
| satrapía {f} | :: satrapy |
| saturación {f} | :: saturation |
| saturación {f} | :: weariness |
| saturación {f} | :: satiety |
| saturado {adj} | :: saturated |
| saturar {v} | :: to saturate |
| saturarse {v} | :: reflexive of saturar |
| saturnal {adj} | :: saturnal |
| saturnino {adj} | :: saturnine, melancholy |
| saturnino {adj} | :: pertaining to the planet Saturn |
| Saturno {prop} {m} | :: Saturn |
| sauce {m} | :: willow |
| sauceda {f} | :: willow grove |
| sauce llorón {m} | :: weeping willow |
| saúco {m} | :: elder (tree) |
| saúco menor {m} | :: dwarf elder |
| saudade {f} | :: the feeling of missing something or someone |
| saudí {adj} [Spain] | :: Saudi |
| saudí {mf} [Spain] | :: Saudi |
| saudita {adj} [Latin America] | :: Saudi |
| saudita {mf} [Latin America] | :: Saudi |
| Saúl {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Saul, the king of Israel |
| Saúl {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Saulo {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Saul, the original name of Apostle Paul |
| sauna {f} | :: sauna |
| -saurio {suffix} | :: -saurus |
| saurio {m} | :: saurian |
| saurisquio {m} | :: saurischian |
| saurópodo {m} | :: sauropod |
| sauropodomorfo {m} | :: sauropodomorph |
| saurópsido {m} | :: sauropsid |
| sauvignon {m} | :: sauvignon |
| sauz {m} [archaic or rare] | :: alternative spelling of sauce |
| sauzal {m} | :: A grove of willows |
| sauzgatillo {m} | :: chaste tree |
| savate {m} [martial arts] | :: savate |
| savia {f} [botany] | :: sap |
| sávila {f} | :: alternative spelling of sábila |
| saxitoxina {f} | :: saxitoxin |
| saxo {m} | :: clipping of saxofone Sax |
| saxo {m} | :: stone |
| saxofón {m} | :: saxophone |
| saxofonista {mf} | :: saxophonist |
| saxófono {m} | :: saxophone |
| saya {f} [archaic] | :: a woman’s skirt |
| sayagués {adj} | :: Of or from Sayago |
| sayagués {m} | :: someone from Sayago |
| sayaguesa {f} | :: feminine noun of sayagués |
| sayal {m} | :: sackcloth |
| sayo {m} | :: smock |
| sayo {m} | :: doublet |
| sayón {m} | :: executioner |
| sayonara {f} [Peru] | :: flip-flop, thong [Australia], jandal [New Zealand] |
| sayuelo {m} | :: pejorative of sayo |
| sazón {f} | :: ripeness |
| sazón {f} [formal] | :: season |
| sazón {f} | :: flavor, seasoning |
| sazonador {m} | :: seasoning (something used to add flavor to food) |
| sazonar {v} | :: to season |
| -sca {suffix} | :: feminine singular of -sco |
| SCA {m} [medicine] | :: initialism of síndrome coronario agudo |
| scanner {m} | :: alternative spelling of escáner |
| scheelita {f} [mineral] | :: scheelite |
| Schiavone {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schild {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| schnauzer {mf} | :: schnauzer |
| Schubert {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schumann {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| schwannoma {m} [medicine] | :: schwannoma |
| Schwartz {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schwarz {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schwarzkopf {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Schweitzer {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sciolismo {m} | :: The political beliefs of Daniel Scioli, Argentine politician |
| sciolista {adj} | :: supporting Daniel Scioli, Argentine politician |
| sciolista {mf} | :: A supporter of Daniel Scioli, Argentine politician |
| -sco {suffix} | :: Forms adjectives that signify "relation" to the word stem |
| scooter {m} | :: scooter (vehicle) |
| -scopia {suffix} | :: -scopy |
| -scopía {suffix} | :: alternative form of -scopia |
| -scópico {suffix} | :: -scopic |
| -scopio {suffix} | :: -scope |
| score {m} | :: score (in sports) |
| scout {mf} | :: scout |
| scratch {m} [music] | :: scratch |
| screening {m} | :: screening |
| scroll {m} [computer games] | :: scroll |
| SD {n} [grammar, syntax] | :: initialism of sintagma determinante |
| se {pron} | :: Third person (also used for usted and ustedes) reflexive direct or indirect object oneself, himself, herself, itself, yourself; each other; one another |
| se {pron} | :: Used to convey the meaning of the English passive voice in the third person and with usted and ustedes |
| se {pron} | :: Used instead of indirect object pronouns le and les before the direct object pronouns lo, la, los, or las |
| sé {interj} [colloquial, Chile, Mexico] | :: yes |
| seaborgio {m} | :: seaborgium |
| sea cual fuere {pron} [formal] | :: whatever it is |
| sea lo que sea {phrase} | :: whatever may come, no matter what, whatever happens, come what may |
| sea lo que sea {phrase} | :: whatever it is |
| seatleita {adj} | :: Seattleite (of or pertaining to Seattle, Washington) |
| seatleita {mf} | :: Seattleite (native or resident of Seattle, Washington) |
| sebáceo {adj} | :: sebaceous |
| Sebastián {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Sebastopol {prop} {f} | :: Sebastopol (a <<port city>> in <<pen/Crimea>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Ukraine>> but de facto in <<c/Russia>>) |
| sebecosuquio {m} | :: sebecosuchian |
| sebestén {m} | :: sebesten |
| sebiche {m} | :: alternative spelling of cebiche |
| sebo {m} | :: sebum |
| sebo {m} | :: tallow |
| sebo {m} [colloquial] | :: flab; fat |
| seborrea {f} [pathology] | :: seborrhea |
| seborreico {adj} [pathology] | :: seborrheic |
| seboso {adj} | :: greasy |
| seboso {m} | :: greasy or filthy person; pig |
| secadero {adj} | :: drying |
| secadero {m} | :: dryer, place for drying |
| secado {m} | :: desiccation, drying |
| secador {adj} | :: drying |
| secador {adj} | :: dryer |
| secador {m} | :: hair dryer, blow dryer (An electric device for drying hair by blowing hot air on it) |
| secador {m} | :: dryer (any other device, household or industrial, designed to remove water or humidity) |
| secadora {f} | :: dryer, clothes dryer (a household appliance that removes the water from clothing by accelerating evaporation, usually though heat and a tumbling motion) |
| secadora {f} | :: dryer (any other device, household or industrial, designed to remove water or humidity) |
| secaleche {mf} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: The last child to be born to a parent or couple |
| secallona {f} | :: synonym of fuet |
| secamanos {m} | :: hand dryer |
| secamente {adv} | :: dryly |
| secano {m} [agriculture] | :: dryland; unirrigated land |
| secante {adj} | :: drying |
| secante {adj} [trigonometry] | :: secant |
| secante {m} | :: blotting paper |
| secante {f} [trigonometry] | :: secant |
| secaplatos {m} | :: drainer; draining board |
| secar {v} | :: to dry |
| secarral {m} [geography] | :: A dry or arid plain |
| secarropas {m} | :: clothes dryer |
| secarse {v} | :: reflexive of secar To dry oneself |
| sección {f} | :: section |
| sección {f} | :: piece, part |
| sección {f} | :: department |
| seccional {f} | :: A police subdivision in Montevideo. There are 24 of them in Montevideo |
| seccional {f} [Paraguay] | :: headquarters of a political party |
| seccionalera {f} | :: feminine noun of seccionalero |
| seccionalero {m} | :: A member of a seccional |
| seccionamiento {m} | :: sectioning |
| seccionamiento {m} | :: switching |
| seccionar {v} | :: to section |
| sección cónica {f} | :: conic section |
| sección transversal {f} | :: cross section |
| secesión {f} [politics] | :: secession |
| secesionismo {m} | :: secessionism |
| secesionista {mf} | :: secessionist |
| Sechura {prop} | :: Sechura (province) |
| seco {adj} | :: dry |
| se coge antes al mentiroso que a un cojo {proverb} | :: alternative form of antes se coge al mentiroso que a un cojo |
| se come {phrase} [jocular, idiom] | :: the hell?; the heck?; when it's at home? |
| secoya {f} | :: alternative form of secuoya |
| secre {mf} [colloquial] | :: clipping of secretario, sec (secretary) |
| secreción {f} | :: secretion |
| secretamente {adv} | :: secretly, clandestinely |
| secretar {v} | :: to secrete |
| secretaria {f} | :: female equivalent of secretario |
| secretaría {f} | :: secretariat |
| secretariado {m} | :: secretariat |
| secretariado {m} | :: secretaryship |
| secretariado {m} | :: secretary studies |
| secretarial {adj} | :: secretarial |
| secretario {m} | :: secretary |
| secretear {vi} [colloquial] | :: to tell a secret |
| secreteo {m} | :: secrecy |
| secretillo {m} | :: diminutive of secreto |
| secretina {f} [hormone] | :: secretin |
| secretísimo {adj} | :: Very secret, top secret |
| secretismo {m} | :: secrecy |
| secretismo {m} | :: secretiveness |
| secretista {adj} | :: secretive |
| secretito {m} | :: diminutive of secreto |
| secreto {adj} | :: secret |
| secreto {m} | :: a secret |
| secreto {m} | :: secrecy |
| secreto a voces {m} | :: open secret |
| secretor {adj} | :: secreting |
| secretor {m} | :: secretor |
| secta {f} | :: cult |
| secta {f} | :: sect |
| sectario {adj} | :: sectarian (all meanings) |
| sectario {m} | :: sectarian (all meanings) |
| sectarismo {m} | :: sectarianism |
| sector {m} | :: section |
| sector {m} | :: zone |
| sector {m} | :: branch |
| sectorial {adj} | :: sectorial |
| sectorialmente {adv} | :: sectorially |
| sectorización {f} | :: sectorisation |
| sectorizar {vt} | :: to sectorise |
| sector privado {m} [business, economics] | :: private sector |
| sécuanos {mp} | :: Sequani |
| secuaz {adj} [pejorative] | :: said of a follower of someone else's opinion, opportunistic |
| secuaz {mf} [pejorative] | :: minion, henchman, stooge |
| secuela {f} | :: sequel |
| secuela {f} | :: after-effects |
| secuela {f} [medicine] | :: sequela |
| secuencia {f} | :: sequence |
| secuenciación {f} | :: sequencing |
| secuenciador {m} | :: sequencer |
| secuencial {adj} | :: sequential |
| secuencial {adj} | :: serial |
| secuencialmente {adv} | :: sequentially |
| secuenciamiento {m} | :: sequencing |
| secuenciar {v} | :: to sequence |
| secuestrado {adj} | :: kidnapped |
| secuestrador {m} | :: kidnapper, hijacker |
| secuestradora {f} | :: feminine noun of secuestrador |
| secuestrar {v} | :: to kidnap, to abduct |
| secuestrar {v} | :: to hijack (e.g. a vehicle) |
| secuestrar {v} [legal] | :: to sequester, to seize |
| secuestro {m} | :: kidnapping |
| secular {adj} | :: secular |
| secularidad {f} | :: secularism |
| secularismo {m} | :: secularity |
| secularista {adj} | :: secularist |
| secularista {mf} | :: secularist |
| secularización {f} | :: secularisation |
| secularizar {v} | :: to secularize |
| secularmente {adv} | :: secularly |
| secundar {v} | :: to second |
| secundaria {f} | :: secondary school, high school |
| secundariamente {adv} | :: secondarily |
| secundario {adj} | :: secondary |
| secuoya {f} | :: sequoia |
| securina {f} [protein] | :: securin |
| securitario {adj} [attributive] | :: security |
| secuta {f} [music] | :: suite |
| sed {f} | :: thirst |
| seda {f} | :: silk (fine fiber excreted by the silkworm or other arthropod) |
| seda {f} | :: silk (fine, soft cloth woven from silk fibers) |
| seda {f} | :: thin string (long, very thin, and flexible structure made from threads twisted together) |
| SEDA {prop} | :: Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho del Ambiente |
| sedación {f} | :: sedation |
| seda dental {f} | :: dental floss |
| sedal {m} | :: thin line, string |
| sedán {m} | :: sedan (car) |
| sedante {adj} | :: sedative |
| sedar {v} | :: to sedate |
| sedativo {adj} | :: sedative |
| sede {f} | :: seat, headquarters |
| sede {f} [event] | :: venue |
| sede {f} [Christianity, Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy] | :: see |
| sede {f} [building] | :: office |
| sedentariamente {adv} | :: domestically |
| sedentariamente {adv} | :: sedentarily |
| sedentario {adj} | :: sedentary (not moving) |
| sedentarismo {m} | :: sedentariness |
| sedentarización {f} | :: The process of evolving to a sedentary lifestyle |
| sedentarizar {vt} | :: to sedentarize |
| sedente {adj} | :: seated |
| sedería {f} | :: silk shop |
| sedería {f} | :: haberdashery |
| sedestación {f} | :: seating; sitting |
| sedevacantista {adj} | :: sedevacantist |
| sedevacantista {mf} | :: sedevacantist |
| sedicente {adj} | :: self-styled |
| sedición {f} | :: sedition, mutiny |
| sediciosamente {adv} | :: seditiously, mutinously, factiously |
| sedicioso {adj} | :: seditious, factious, mutinous |
| sediento {adj} | :: thirsty |
| sedimentable {adj} | :: sedimentable |
| sedimentación {f} | :: sedimentation |
| sedimentar {v} | :: to deposit a sediment |
| sedimentario {adj} [geology] | :: sedimentary |
| sedimentita {f} | :: diminutive of sedimenta |
| sedimento {m} | :: sediment |
| sedimentología {f} [geology] | :: sedimentology |
| sedimentológico {adj} | :: sedimentological |
| sedoheptulosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: sedoheptulose |
| sedosidad {f} | :: silkiness |
| sedoso {adj} | :: silky, silky smooth |
| seducción {f} | :: seduction |
| seducir {vt} | :: to seduce |
| seductivo {adj} | :: seductive |
| seductor {adj} | :: seductive |
| seductor {m} | :: seducer |
| seductora {f} | :: feminine noun of seductor |
| seductoramente {adv} | :: seductively |
| sefaradí {adj} | :: alternative spelling of sefardí |
| sefaradí {mf} | :: alternative spelling of sefardí |
| sefardí {adj} | :: Sephardic |
| sefardí {mf} | :: Sephardi |
| sefardita {mf} | :: alternative form of sefardí |
| sefardita {adj} | :: alternative form of sefardí |
| Séfora {prop} {f} | :: Zipporah |
| segadera {f} | :: sickle, scythe, reaphook |
| segadero {adj} | :: fit to be reaped |
| segador {m} | :: reaper; harvester |
| segador {m} | :: mower |
| segador {m} | :: daddy longlegs |
| segadora {f} | :: feminine noun of segador |
| segar {v} | :: to harvest |
| segar {v} | :: to mow |
| segar {v} | :: to reap |
| seglar {adj} | :: lay, secular |
| segmentación {f} | :: segmentation |
| segmental {adj} | :: segmental |
| segmentar {v} | :: to segment |
| segmentario {adj} | :: segmental |
| segmento {m} | :: segment, section |
| Segorbe {prop} | :: Segorbe (municipality) |
| Segovia {prop} {f} | :: Segovia (province) |
| Segovia {prop} {f} | :: Segovia (city) |
| segoviano {adj} | :: Segovian |
| segoviano {m} | :: Segovian |
| segregación {f} | :: segregation |
| segregacionista {mf} | :: segregationist |
| segregador {adj} | :: segregating |
| segregar {v} | :: to segregate |
| segregar {v} | :: to secrete |
| segueta {f} | :: hacksaw (fine-toothed, frame-mounted saw used to cut metal) |
| Seguí {prop} | :: surname |
| seguidamente {adv} | :: immediately after, straight away |
| seguidilla {f} | :: a lively, triple-time, Spanish tune and dance; a seguidilla |
| seguidismo {m} | :: (blind) following or support |
| seguido {adv} [Latin America] | :: often |
| seguido {adj} | :: consecutive |
| seguidor {m} | :: follower |
| seguidor {m} | :: fan, supporter (e.g., of a sports team) |
| seguidora {f} | :: female equivalent of seguidor |
| seguimiento {m} | :: monitoring |
| seguimiento {m} | :: following |
| seguir {vt} | :: to follow |
| seguir {v} | :: to continue (on); to keep, to keep on (can be combined with the gerund to indicate that someone or something continues doing something) |
| seguir {v} | :: to further do something |
| seguir {vt} | :: to observe, to obey (a rule, religion) |
| seguir {vt} [internet] | :: to follow (to subscribe to content from an account) |
| seguir {v} | :: to remain, to stay, to still be |
| seguir {v} | :: to follow, to pursue, to track, to trace, to tail, to chase |
| seguir {v} | :: to proceed |
| seguir {vi} | :: to continue, to keep up |
| seguir {v} | :: to follow up |
| seguir {v} | :: to follow in, to continue |
| seguir {v} | :: to stick to |
| seguir {vr} | :: to follow, to be followed |
| seguir adelante {v} | :: to go on, to move on, to press on, to push on, to go forth |
| seguir adelante {v} | :: to keep going, to carry on, to get on, to continue, to proceed |
| seguir adelante {v} | :: to go ahead, get ahead, to move ahead, to press ahead, to push ahead |
| seguir adelante {v} | :: to move forward, to forge ahead, to press forward, to go forward, to continue forward, to pursue (i.e. to advance with progress) |
| seguir adelante {v} | :: to follow through |
| seguir adelante {v} [figurative] | :: to move on, to get on, to carry on (i.e. to deal with something and move past it) |
| seguir el rollo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to go along with, play along with (something) |
| seguir la corriente {v} | :: to go with the flow |
| seguir la corriente {v} [idiom] | :: to play along, to humor, to humour |
| seguirse {v} | :: reflexive of seguir |
| segun {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of según |
| según {prep} | :: according to |
| según {prep} | :: as, just as, the same way |
| según {prep} | :: depending on |
| segund {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of según |
| segúnd {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of según |
| Segunda Guerra Mundial {prop} {f} | :: Second World War; World War II |
| segunda intención {f} [uncountable] | :: duplicity, falsehood |
| segunda intención {f} | :: ulterior motive |
| segunda naturaleza {f} | :: second nature |
| segundar {v} | :: to repeat an action, do again |
| segundar {v} | :: [in a competition] to be in second place |
| segundar {v} [South America] | :: to hit back |
| segundariamente {adv} | :: secondarily |
| segundario {adj} | :: secondary |
| segundín {m} | :: diminutive of segundo |
| segundito {m} | :: diminutive of segundo |
| segundo {adj} | :: second (after the first) |
| segundo {m} | :: second (unit of time) |
| segundo {m} | :: second (short amount of time) |
| segundo {m} | :: assistant |
| Segundo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| segundogénita {f} | :: feminine noun of segundogénito |
| segundogénito {adj} | :: secondborn |
| segundogénito {m} | :: secondborn child |
| segundo intercalar {m} | :: leap second |
| segundón {m} | :: secondborn |
| segundón {m} | :: secondary character |
| segundo plano {m} | :: backburner (state of having lower priority) |
| segundo plano {m} | :: background (computing: activity not visible to the user) |
| segundo plano {m} [idomatic] | :: backseat, back seat, secondary, less important, secondly |
| segúnt {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of según |
| seguntina {f} | :: feminine noun of seguntino |
| seguntino {adj} | :: of or from Sigüenza |
| seguntino {m} | :: Someone from Sigüenza |
| segur {m} | :: a small axe similar to or also fulfilling the function of an adze, a scythe, a fascis, or even a spokeshave |
| Segura {prop} {m} | :: Segura (river) |
| seguramente {adv} | :: surely, certainly |
| seguramente {adv} | :: probably |
| segurar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of asegurar |
| segurata {mf} [Spain, colloquial] | :: bodyguard |
| seguridad {f} | :: safety |
| seguridad {f} | :: security |
| seguridad {f} | :: self-confidence |
| seguridad nacional {f} | :: national security |
| seguridad social {f} | :: social security |
| segurina {f} [protein] | :: securin |
| segurísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of seguramente |
| segurísimo {adj} | :: superlative of seguro |
| seguro {adj} | :: secure, safe (free from danger) |
| seguro {adj} | :: certain, sure, positive, definite (of being correct) |
| seguro {adj} | :: secure, firm, stable, reliable, surefire, foolproof (not likely to fall) |
| seguro {adj} | :: security, security-related |
| seguro {adj} | :: confident, self-confident |
| seguro {m} [insurance] | :: insurance (indemnity against a future occurrence) |
| seguro {m} [mechanics] | :: safety, safety catch, safety lock |
| seguro {adv} | :: for sure |
| seguro {adv} | :: surely, certainly |
| seguro de salud {m} | :: health insurance |
| seguro social {m} [Mexico, US Spanish] | :: alternative form of seguridad social |
| segway {m} | :: Segway |
| se habla español {phrase} | :: "we speak Spanish". More precisely, "Spanish is spoken (here)." |
| se habla inglés {phrase} | :: "we speak English" |
| seis {num} | :: six |
| seiscentista {adj} | :: 17th century |
| seiscientos {num} | :: six hundred |
| seismil {m} | :: a mountain 6000-6999 metres high |
| seísmo {m} [Spain] | :: alternative form of sismo |
| seiyu {mf} | :: voice actor (in Japanese) |
| Sela {prop} {m} | :: acronym of Sistema Económico Latinoamericano |
| selandés {adj} | :: Zealander (of or pertaining to Zealand, Denmark) |
| selandés {m} | :: Zealander (native or resident of Zealand, Denmark) |
| selandesa {f} | :: feminine noun of selandés |
| Selandia {prop} {f} | :: Zealand (Danish island) |
| selección {f} | :: selection |
| selección {f} | :: choice |
| selección {f} [sport] | :: national sports team |
| seleccionable {adj} | :: choosable; selectable |
| seleccionado {adj} | :: selected |
| seleccionado {m} [sports] | :: team member |
| seleccionador {m} | :: selector |
| seleccionador {m} [sport] | :: manager, coach |
| seleccionadora {f} | :: female equivalent of seleccionador |
| seleccionar {v} | :: to select |
| selección natural {f} | :: natural selection |
| selectísimo {adj} [of people or things] | :: superlative of selecto; very select |
| selectísimo {adj} [of food] | :: superlative of selecto; choice, of very good quality |
| selectivamente {adv} | :: selectively |
| selectividad {f} | :: selectivity |
| selectivo {adj} | :: selective, choosy |
| selecto {adj} | :: select, exquisite |
| selector {adj} | :: selecting |
| selector {m} | :: selector |
| selegilina {f} | :: selegiline |
| Selena {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| selenato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: selenate |
| seleniforme {adj} | :: luniform |
| selenio {m} | :: selenium |
| selenita {f} [mineral] | :: selenite |
| selenito {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: selenite (salt of selenous acid) |
| seleniuro {m} | :: selenide |
| selenocisteína {f} [amino acid] | :: selenocysteine |
| selenografía {f} | :: selenography |
| Seleucia {prop} {f} | :: Seleucia (city) |
| seléucida {adj} | :: Seleucid |
| seléucido {adj} | :: Seleucid |
| seléucido {m} | :: Seleucid |
| Seleuco {prop} {m} | :: Seleucus (ancient Greek name) |
| selfi {m} | :: selfie |
| selfiar {v} | :: to selfie |
| selfie {mf} | :: selfie |
| selknam {adj} | :: Selk'nam |
| selknam {mf} | :: Selk'nam |
| Sella {prop} {m} | :: Sella (river) |
| sellado {adj} | :: sealed |
| sellador {adj} | :: sealing (that seals) |
| sellador {m} | :: sealant |
| sellamiento {m} | :: boarding up, closing |
| sellamiento {m} | :: sealing |
| sellante {m} | :: sealant |
| sellar {v} | :: to stamp |
| sellar {v} | :: to seal (place a seal on a document) |
| sellar {v} | :: to seal (close with a seal or hermetically) |
| sellar {v} | :: to terminate, finish, end |
| sellar {v} [Argentina, cookery] | :: to hotly fry or cook a piece of meat for a short time |
| sello {m} | :: seal, sigil |
| sello {m} | :: stamp (device for stamping designs) |
| sello {m} | :: stamp (imprint made by stamping) |
| sello {m} | :: postage stamp |
| sello discográfico {m} | :: record label |
| sello postal {m} | :: postage, postage stamp |
| selva {f} [forestry] | :: forest or jungle, wood, chiefly a rainforest |
| selva amazónica {f} | :: Amazon Rainforest |
| selva lluviosa {f} | :: rainforest |
| Selva Misionera {prop} {f} | :: the part of the Atlantic Forest in the Argentine province of Misiones |
| Selva Negra {prop} {f} | :: Selva Negra (forest/and/range) |
| selvático {adj} | :: sylvan, woods (attributively) |
| selvoso {adj} | :: wooded; woody; sylvan |
| selyúcida {adj} | :: Seljuq |
| selyúcida {mf} | :: Seljuq |
| Sem {prop} {m} | :: Shem (son of Noah) |
| semafórico {adj} [attributive] | :: traffic light |
| semaforización {f} | :: The putting in place of traffic lights |
| semaforizar {vt} | :: to equip with traffic lights |
| semáforo {m} | :: traffic light |
| semáforo {m} | :: semaphore, flag semaphore |
| semana {f} | :: week (7 days) |
| semana de trabajo {f} | :: workweek |
| Semana de Turismo {prop} {f} [Uruguay] | :: Holy Week |
| semanal {adj} | :: weekly |
| semanalmente {adv} | :: weekly |
| semanario {adj} [rare] | :: weekly |
| semanario {m} | :: weekly (newspaper or periodical issued every week) |
| semanario {m} [Nicaragua] | :: allowance (money given to a child) |
| Semana Santa {prop} {f} | :: Holy Week, Easter |
| semanita {f} | :: diminutive of semana |
| semántica {f} | :: semantics |
| semánticamente {adv} | :: semantically |
| semántico {adj} | :: semantic |
| semblante {m} | :: countenance; appearance |
| semblanza {f} | :: similarity, likeness |
| sembradío {m} | :: field suitable for sowing |
| sembrador {adj} | :: seeding |
| sembrador {m} | :: sower, seeder |
| sembrador {m} | :: seeding machine |
| sembradura {f} | :: sowing, seeding |
| sembradura {f} [obsolete] | :: tillage, land which has been sown or seeded |
| sembrar {v} | :: to plant (place a seed or plant in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow) |
| sembrar {v} | :: to sow, to seed |
| sembrío {m} | :: sown field |
| semejable {adj} | :: comparable |
| semejante {adj} | :: similar |
| semejante {adj} | :: such |
| semejante {adj} | :: what a (when followed by a noun) |
| semejantemente {adv} | :: similarly |
| semejantísimo {adj} | :: superlative of semejante |
| semejanza {f} | :: similarity |
| semejar {v} | :: to resemble |
| semen {m} | :: semen, sperm |
| semencera {f} | :: synonym of sementera |
| semental {adj} | :: seeding |
| semental {adj} | :: breeding |
| semental {m} | :: stud, stud stallion |
| semental {m} | :: jack, jackass |
| sementar {v} | :: to sow |
| sementera {f} | :: sowing |
| sementera {f} | :: seedtime |
| sementera {f} | :: sown land |
| semestral {adj} | :: six-month |
| semestralmente {adv} | :: biannually, semiannually (twice per year) |
| semestre {m} | :: semester |
| semi- {prefix} | :: semi- (half) |
| semi- {prefix} | :: semi- (partially) |
| semiabandonado {adj} | :: semi-abandoned |
| semiabierto {adj} | :: half-open |
| semiactivo {adj} | :: semiactive |
| semiacuático {adj} | :: semiaquatic |
| semiadherido {adj} | :: semiadherent |
| semiamargo {adj} | :: half-bitter |
| semianterior {adj} | :: near-close |
| semiárido {adj} | :: semiarid |
| semiasfixiado {adj} | :: half-asphyxiated |
| semiautobiográfico {adj} | :: semiautobiographical |
| semiautomático {adj} | :: semi-automatic |
| semiautónomo {adj} | :: semiautonomous |
| semicálido {adj} | :: reasonably warm; mild |
| semicantón {m} | :: semicanton |
| semicasual {adj} | :: semicasual |
| semicautiverio {m} | :: semi-captivity |
| semicerrado {adj} | :: half-closed |
| semiciclo {m} | :: half-cycle |
| semicilíndrico {adj} | :: semi-cylindric |
| semicircular {adj} | :: semicircular |
| semicírculo {m} | :: semicircle |
| semicircunferencia {f} | :: semicircumference |
| semiclandestinidad {f} | :: semi-secrecy |
| semiclandestino {adj} | :: Somewhat clandestine |
| semiclásico {adj} | :: semiclassical |
| semicolonial {adj} | :: semicolonial |
| semicolumna {f} | :: semicolumn |
| semicompleto {adj} | :: light heavyweight |
| semiconductor {adj} | :: semiconducting |
| semiconductor {m} [physics] | :: semiconductor |
| semiconsonante {f} | :: semivowel |
| semicorchea {f} | :: sixteenth |
| semicorchea {f} [music] | :: semiquaver, sixteenth note |
| semicualificado {adj} | :: semi-qualified |
| semicultismo {m} [linguistics] | :: semi-learned borrowing |
| semicúpula {f} | :: semi-dome |
| semicurva {f} | :: slight curve |
| semideciduo {adj} | :: semideciduous |
| semidemocracia {f} | :: semidemocracy, quasidemocracy |
| semidesaparecido {adj} | :: half-disappeared |
| semidesarrollado {adj} | :: semi-developed |
| semidescremado {adj} | :: semi-skimmed |
| semidesértico {adj} | :: semi-desert |
| semidesierto {m} | :: semidesert |
| semidesintegración {f} | :: decay of half of a given amount radioactive material; the decay that occurs over one half-life |
| semidesnatado {adj} | :: semi-skimmed |
| semidesnudo {adj} | :: half-naked |
| semidestruido {adj} | :: halfdestroyed |
| semidiós {m} | :: demigod |
| semidiosa {f} | :: demigoddess |
| semidirecto {adj} | :: semidirect |
| semidivino {adj} | :: semidivine |
| semidocumental {m} | :: semi-documentary |
| semiduro {adj} | :: semihard |
| semieje {m} | :: semiaxis |
| semielástico {adj} | :: partially elastic |
| semielíptico {adj} | :: semielliptical |
| semiente {m} | :: obsolete spelling of simiente |
| semienterrado {adj} | :: semi-buried |
| semiesclavitud {f} | :: semislavery |
| semiescondido {adj} | :: half-hidden |
| semiescrito {adj} | :: half-written |
| semiesfera {f} | :: hemisphere |
| semiesférico {adj} | :: semispherical |
| semiespacio {m} | :: half-space |
| semiespinoso {m} [muscle] | :: semispinalis |
| semiesquemático {adj} | :: semi-schematic |
| semiestacionado {adj} | :: half-stabilised |
| semiestado {m} | :: quasi-state |
| semiestalinista {adj} | :: semi-Stalinist |
| semiestalinista {mf} | :: semi-Stalinist |
| semiestelar {adj} [martial arts] | :: second-to-top-bill |
| semiestelar {m} [martial arts] | :: the fight placed second on the bill (i.e. the second-highest-billed fight) |
| semiestrella {f} | :: C-lister, minor celebrity |
| semificción {f} | :: semifiction |
| semifinal {f} | :: semifinal |
| semifinalista {mf} | :: semifinalist |
| semifondo {m} [martial arts] | :: undercard |
| semifondo {m} [athletics] | :: middle-distance race |
| semifrío {m} | :: semifreddo |
| semigordito {adj} | :: diminutive of semigordo |
| semigordo {adj} | :: pretty fat; somewhat plump |
| semigrupo {m} | :: semigroup |
| semihúmedo {adj} | :: semihumid |
| semihundido {adj} | :: half-buried |
| semiinconsciencia {f} | :: alternative form of seminconsciencia |
| semiinconsciente {adj} | :: semiconscious |
| semiindependiente {adj} | :: semi-independent |
| semiirónico {adj} | :: semi-ironic |
| semilegendario {adj} | :: semilegendary |
| semileptónico {adj} | :: semileptonic |
| semilibertad {f} | :: semiliberty |
| semilla {f} | :: seed (of a plant) |
| semillería {f} | :: seed shop |
| semillero {m} | :: seedbed |
| semillero {m} | :: hotbed |
| semillón {f} | :: sémillon |
| semiluna {f} | :: half-moon |
| semilunar {adj} | :: semilunar |
| semimayor {adj} | :: semimajor |
| semimembranoso {adj} [anatomy] | :: semimembranous |
| semimeridiano {m} [geometry] | :: semimeridian |
| seminal {adj} [botany] | :: seminal (relating to seeds) |
| seminal {adj} [anatomy] | :: seminal (relating to semen) |
| seminal {adj} | :: seminal; creative; inventive |
| seminal {adj} | :: seminal (highly influential) |
| seminario {m} | :: seminar |
| seminarista {mf} | :: seminarian |
| seminatural {adj} | :: seminatural |
| seminconsciencia {f} | :: semi-unconsciousness |
| seminifero {adj} | :: seminiferous |
| seminola {adj} | :: Seminole |
| seminola {mf} | :: Seminole |
| semínola {mf} | :: Seminole |
| semínola {adj} | :: Seminole |
| seminoma {m} [oncology] | :: seminoma |
| seminómado {adj} | :: seminomadic |
| seminternado {m} | :: semi-boarding school |
| semiobligatorio {adj} | :: half-obligatory |
| semiobscuridad {f} | :: alternative spelling of semioscuridad |
| semioculto {adj} | :: semi-hidden |
| semioficial {adj} | :: semiofficial |
| semiolímpico {adj} | :: half-Olympic (size of swimming pool) |
| semióloga {f} | :: feminine noun of semiólogo |
| semiología {f} | :: semiology, semiotics |
| semiológico {adj} | :: semiological |
| semiólogo {m} | :: semiologist, semiotician |
| semiopaco {adj} | :: semi-opaque |
| semioruga {m} | :: half-track |
| semioscuridad {f} | :: semidarkness |
| semiótica {f} | :: semiotics |
| semióticamente {adv} | :: semiotically |
| semiótico {adj} | :: semiotic |
| semiparalizado {adj} | :: semi-paralysed |
| semipeatonal {adj} | :: semi-pedestrianised |
| semipeatonalización {f} | :: the process of making something semi-pedestrianized |
| semipenumbra {f} | :: Partially-shaded area |
| semiperímetro {m} | :: semiperimeter |
| semipermanente {adj} | :: semipermanent |
| semipesado {adj} | :: light heavyweight |
| semiplano {m} | :: half-plane |
| semiplano {adj} [geography] | :: semi-flat |
| semipoblado {adj} | :: semipopulated |
| semiposterior {adj} [phonology] | :: near-back |
| semiprecioso {adj} | :: semi-precious |
| semipresencial {adj} [education] | :: blended (partly in-person, party online) |
| semipresidencialismo {m} | :: A semipresidential government |
| semiprivado {adj} | :: semiprivate |
| semiprofesional {adj} | :: semi-professional |
| semiprotegido {adj} | :: semiprotected |
| semiretirado {adj} | :: half-retired |
| semirreacción {f} | :: semi-reaction |
| semirrecta {f} [geometry] | :: ray, half-line |
| semirregular {adj} | :: semiregular |
| semirremolque {m} | :: semitrailer |
| semirretículo {m} | :: semilattice |
| semirretiro {adj} | :: semiretired |
| semirrígido {adj} | :: semirigid |
| semiruina {f} | :: semi-ruin |
| semirural {adj} | :: semirural |
| semis {m} | :: semis |
| semisalvaje {adj} | :: semiwild |
| semiseco {adj} | :: semidry |
| semisentado {adj} | :: half-seated; semi-sitting |
| semisintético {adj} | :: semisynthetic |
| semisocialista {adj} | :: semi-socialist |
| semisólido {adj} | :: semisolid |
| semisombra {f} | :: semishade |
| semisótano {m} | :: basement, lower floor |
| semisubterráneo {adj} | :: semisubterranean |
| semisumergible {adj} | :: semisubmersible |
| semisumergido {adj} | :: half-submerged |
| semita {adj} | :: Semitic |
| semita {mf} | :: Semite |
| semita {mf} [Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador, feminine only] | :: a kind of biscuit |
| semitapado {adj} | :: semi-hidden |
| semitendinoso {adj} [anatomy] | :: semitendinous |
| semitendinoso {m} [muscle] | :: semitendinosus |
| semiterrestre {adj} | :: semiterrestrial |
| semítico {adj} | :: Semitic |
| semitono {m} [music] | :: semitone |
| semitransparente {adj} | :: semitransparent; almost transparent |
| semitrepador {adj} | :: semiclimbing |
| semitrepador {m} | :: semiclimber |
| semitrepadora {f} | :: feminine noun of semitrepador |
| semitropical {adj} | :: semitropical |
| semiurbano {adj} | :: semiurban |
| semivacío {adj} | :: half empty |
| semivocal {adj} | :: semivocal |
| sémola {f} | :: semolina, grits, meal (coarsely ground cereal) |
| semoviente {adj} [legal] | :: able to move by one's own means (i.e. livestock) |
| semoviente {m} [farming, legal] | :: livestock animal |
| sempasúchil {m} [Mexico] | :: Variant of cempasúchil |
| sempiterno {adj} | :: sempiternal |
| sen {symbol} [mathematics] | :: A symbol of the trigonometric function sine |
| Sena {prop} | :: Seine (French river) |
| seña {f} | :: sign, indication |
| seña {f} | :: gesture |
| señá {f} | :: abbreviation of señora |
| senado {m} | :: senate |
| Senado {prop} {m} | :: Senate (Roman senate) |
| senadoconsulto {m} | :: senatus consultum |
| senador {m} | :: senator |
| senadora {f} | :: female equivalent of senador |
| senaduría {f} | :: senatorship |
| señal {f} | :: sign |
| señal {f} | :: landmark |
| señal {f} | :: signal |
| señal {f} | :: reminder |
| señal {f} | :: representation |
| señaladamente {adv} | :: clearly |
| señaladísimo {adj} | :: superlative of señalado |
| señalador {adj} | :: signalling |
| señalador {m} | :: signaler |
| señalador {m} | :: bookmark |
| señalamiento {m} | :: The use of traffic signs and signals |
| señalamiento {m} | :: A description of someone that someone is looking for |
| señalar {v} | :: to signal |
| señalar {v} | :: to show, indicate |
| señalar {v} | :: to point (with the fingers) |
| señalarse {v} | :: reflexive of señalar |
| señalera {f} | :: feminine noun of señalero |
| señalero {m} | :: signalman |
| señalética {f} | :: signage |
| señalización {f} | :: signalling |
| señalización {f} | :: signposting; the act of posting signs |
| señalización {f} | :: signs, traffic signs, sign posts |
| señalizador {adj} | :: guiding; indicating |
| señalizador {m} | :: sign |
| señalizador {m} | :: indication |
| señalizar {v} | :: to signpost, to install signs |
| señar {v} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: to pay in advance |
| senatorial {adj} | :: senatorial |
| sencillamente {adv} | :: in a simple manner |
| sencillez {f} | :: simplicity |
| sencillísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sencillo |
| sencillito {adj} | :: diminutive of sencillo |
| sencillo {adj} | :: plain |
| sencillo {adj} | :: simple, straightforward |
| sencillo {m} [music] | :: single |
| sencillo {m} [Latin America] | :: small change |
| sencillo {m} [baseball] | :: single |
| senda {f} | :: footpath |
| senderillo {m} | :: diminutive of sendero |
| senderismo {m} | :: trekking, hiking, or fellwalking |
| senderista {mf} | :: rambler, hiker, walker |
| sendero {m} | :: trail, path, track (a route for travel over land) |
| senderuela {f} | :: fairy-ring champignon |
| senderuelo {m} | :: alternative form of senderuela |
| sendos {determiner} | :: each, each one, both |
| Séneca {prop} {m} | :: Seneca (Roman cognomen) |
| senectud {f} | :: old age |
| Senegal {prop} {m} | :: Senegal (country) |
| senegalés {adj} | :: Senegalese |
| senegalés {m} | :: Senegalese |
| senepol {m} | :: Senepol (cattle breed) |
| señera {f} | :: Senyera |
| señero {adj} | :: unique |
| señero {adj} [literary] | :: lone, alone, solitary |
| senescal {m} | :: seneschal (chief mayordomo of the royal court) |
| senescalía {f} | :: seneschalship |
| senescencia {f} | :: senescence |
| senil {adj} | :: senile |
| senilidad {f} | :: senility |
| senior {m} | :: senior |
| sénior {adj} | :: senior |
| sénior {m} | :: senior |
| seno {m} [anatomy] | :: breast |
| seno {m} [anatomy] | :: sinus |
| seno {m} [mathematics] | :: sine |
| seno {m} [geography] | :: sound (inlet) |
| seno {m} [nautical] | :: trough |
| seño {f} [nonstandard, Mexico] | :: Miss/Mrs (a shortened form of address for women, usually those who are 15 years or older, in some places 12 or older). Similar to English Ms |
| seño {f} [Spain] | :: Miss (a way for calling female teachers, especially for kids) |
| señó {m} | :: alternative form of señor |
| senoidal {adj} | :: sinusoidal (in the form of a sine wave) |
| seno maxilar {m} | :: maxillary sinus |
| señor {m} | :: mister, sir, lord (title conferred on a married or an older male) |
| señor {m} | :: gentleman |
| señor {m} | :: master |
| señor {adj} [before noun] | :: great big; whopping |
| señor {adj} | :: free |
| Señor {m} | :: alternative case form of señor, used before a name |
| Señor {prop} {m} [religion] | :: The Lord |
| señora {f} | :: Mrs [title given to a married, divorced or widowed woman] |
| señora {f} | :: lady |
| Señora {f} | :: alternative case form of señora, used before a name |
| señor de la guerra {m} | :: warlord |
| señorear {vt} | :: to govern; rule over or lord it over |
| señorear {vt} | :: to look over; tower over |
| señorear {vt} | :: to dominate; to control (one's emotions) |
| señorear {vt} | :: to call (someone) "sir" |
| señorear {vr} | :: to behave in a lofty manner |
| señorear {vr} | :: to seize control |
| señor feudal {m} | :: warlord |
| señoría {f} | :: dominion |
| señoría {f} | :: authority |
| señoría {f} | :: gentlemen |
| señoría {f} | :: worship |
| señoría {f} | :: prayer |
| señoría {f} | :: honor |
| señoría {f} | :: lordship, Your Honour, your Honor (title applied to a lord or judge) |
| señorial {adj} | :: lordly, stately noble |
| señorial {adj} | :: manorial, seignorial |
| señorialización {f} | :: taking control by the state |
| señoril {adj} | :: masterly; master's |
| señorío {m} [history] | :: feudal estate |
| señorío {m} | :: rule, dominion |
| señorita {f} | :: young woman |
| señorita {f} | :: Miss (used as a title) |
| señorita {f} | :: (female) snob |
| Señorita {prop} {f} | :: alternative case form of señorita, used before a name |
| señoritingo {m} [chiefly Spain] | :: A little brat |
| señorito {m} | :: a son of an important or respectable person |
| señorito {m} [colloquial] | :: Young master |
| señorito {m} [colloquial] | :: snob |
| señoro {m} [derogatory, feminist neologism, Spain] | :: mansplainer; a man who attacks feminists in a haughty and condescending way |
| señorón {m} [colloquial] | :: big shot |
| señorona {f} | :: feminine noun of señorón |
| seno verso {m} [trigonometry] | :: versed sine |
| sensación {f} | :: sensation, feeling |
| sensacional {adj} | :: sensational |
| sensacional {adj} | :: dynamite [informal] |
| sensacionalismo {m} | :: sensationalism |
| sensacionalista {adj} | :: sensationalist (characterised by sensationalism) |
| sensacionalista {mf} | :: sensationalist (one who indulges in sensational behaviour) |
| sensacionalmente {adv} | :: sensationally |
| sensatamente {adv} | :: sensibly, reasonably |
| sensatez {f} | :: sense, sensibility |
| sensatez {f} | :: sensibleness; common sense (the ability to make good judgements based on reason) |
| sensato {adj} | :: sensible |
| sensato {adj} | :: reasonable, sound |
| sensei {m} | :: sensei (martial arts instructor) |
| sensibilidad {f} | :: sensibility |
| sensibilidad {f} | :: sensitivity |
| sensibilidad {f} | :: tenderness (condition of being tender or sore to touch) |
| sensibilización {f} | :: awareness (e.g., awareness of a social issue) |
| sensibilizador {adj} | :: heart-warming |
| sensibilizante {adj} | :: sensitising |
| sensibilizante {m} | :: sensitiser |
| sensibilizar {v} | :: to raise awareness |
| sensibilizar {v} | :: to sensitize |
| sensible {adj} | :: sensitive |
| sensible {adj} | :: sentient |
| sensible {adj} | :: responsive |
| sensiblemente {adv} | :: perceptively |
| sensiblemente {adv} | :: painfully |
| sensiblemente {adv} | :: substantially |
| sensiblería {f} | :: mawkishness, sentimentality, schmalz |
| sensiblero {adj} | :: maudlin, sappy, cheesy (being overdramatic, excessively emotional) |
| sensitiva {f} | :: mimosa (sensitive plant) - Mimosa pudica |
| sensitividad {f} | :: sensoriality |
| sensitivo {adj} | :: sensitive |
| sensitivo {adj} | :: sentient |
| sensor {adj} | :: acting as a sensor |
| sensor {m} | :: sensor |
| sensorial {adj} | :: sensory |
| sensorialmente {adv} | :: sensorially |
| sensorio {adj} | :: sensory |
| sensorio {m} | :: sensorium |
| sensual {adj} | :: sensual |
| sensualidad {f} | :: sensuality |
| sensualismo {m} | :: sensualism |
| sensualmente {adv} | :: sensually |
| sentada {f} | :: sitting |
| sentadero {m} | :: seat |
| sentadilla {f} [weightlifting] | :: squat |
| sentadito {adj} | :: diminutive of sentado |
| sentado {adj} | :: seated |
| sentado {adj} [figuratively] | :: settled, established |
| sentado {adj} [figuratively] | :: sensible, solid |
| sentamiento {m} | :: settling |
| sentar {v} | :: to seat |
| sentar {v} | :: to set, to establish, to lay |
| sentar {v} | :: to settle down |
| sentar {v} | :: to assert |
| sentar {v} | :: to suit, to fit |
| sentar {v} | :: to set well |
| sentar {v} | :: to report |
| sentar cátedra {v} [idiom] | :: to pontificate |
| sentarse {vr} | :: to sit, to sit down |
| sentarse {v} | :: to leave a mark on (the skin) |
| sentencia {f} | :: sentence |
| sentencia {f} [legal] | :: sentence |
| sentenciador {adj} | :: sentencing, giving a sentence |
| sentenciador {m} | :: sentencer, one who sentences |
| sentenciar {v} | :: to sentence |
| sentenciar {v} | :: to voice an opinion |
| sentenciosamente {adv} | :: sententiously |
| sentencioso {adj} | :: sententious |
| sentencioso {adj} | :: pithy |
| senticar {m} | :: thicket |
| sentidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sentido |
| sentido {adj} | :: deeply felt, heartfelt |
| sentido {m} | :: sense (faculties of perception) |
| sentido {m} | :: sense, way (manner) |
| sentido {m} | :: sense, meaning |
| sentido {m} | :: sense, point, use |
| sentido {m} | :: direction |
| sentido {m} | :: feeling |
| sentido común {m} | :: common sense (ordinary understanding) |
| sentido de la vida {m} [religion, philosophy] | :: meaning of life |
| sentimental {adj} | :: sentimental |
| sentimentalidad {f} | :: sentimentality |
| sentimentalismo {m} | :: sentimentalism (the condition of being overly sentimental) |
| sentimentalismo {m} | :: sentimentality |
| sentimentalismo {m} | :: an overly sentimental act |
| sentimentalmente {adv} | :: sentimentally |
| sentimiento {m} | :: feeling |
| sentina {f} [nautical] | :: bilge |
| sentina {f} | :: hovel; hole |
| sentir {vt} | :: to feel |
| sentir {vt} | :: to regret, feel/be sorry |
| sentir {vt} | :: to hear |
| sentir {vr} | :: to feel |
| sentirse {v} | :: (reflexive of sentir) to feel (an emotion/state of being) |
| señuelo {m} | :: stool pigeon |
| señuelo {m} | :: lure, decoy |
| señuelo {m} | :: shill |
| senyera {f} | :: alternative form of señera |
| senzonte {m} [Honduras] | :: alternative form of cenzontle |
| seor {m} | :: syncopic form of señor |
| seora {f} | :: feminine noun of seor |
| sépalo {m} [botany] | :: sepal |
| separabilidad {f} | :: separability |
| separable {adj} | :: separable |
| separación {f} | :: separation |
| separación de bienes {f} | :: prenuptial agreement |
| separadamente {adv} | :: separately |
| separado {adj} | :: separated, apart |
| separador {adj} | :: separating |
| separador {m} | :: divider |
| separador {m} | :: bookmark |
| separar {vt} | :: to separate, to detach (to disunite from a group or mass; to disconnect) |
| separar {vt} | :: to break up, to split up (a couple or group that the subject of the sentence is not a part of) |
| separar {vr} | :: to break up, to split up, to separate (e.g. a relationship, a band, a fight) |
| separar {vp} | :: to split off, to split up, to split apart, to separate |
| separar {vp} | :: to part, to detach |
| separar {vr} | :: to detach (oneself) |
| separarse {vr} | :: to separate |
| separarse {vp} | :: to split up |
| separata {f} | :: a separate part |
| separata {f} [derogatory] | :: separatist, independentist |
| separatismo {m} | :: separatism (advocacy for the political separation of a region) |
| separatista {adj} | :: breakaway, separatist |
| separatista {mf} | :: separatist |
| separrata {mf} [pejorative, politics] | :: separatist, favoring Catalan independence |
| sepelio {m} | :: burial |
| sepia {f} | :: cuttlefish |
| sepia faraón {f} | :: pharaoh cuttlefish (Sepia pharaonis) |
| se pilla antes al mentiroso que a un cojo {proverb} | :: alternative form of antes se coge al mentiroso que a un cojo |
| sepiolita {f} [mineral] | :: sepiolite |
| sepsis {f} [pathology] | :: sepsis |
| septado {adj} | :: septate |
| septal {adj} [anatomy] | :: septal |
| septembrino {adj} | :: Happening during September |
| septenal {adj} | :: septennial, seven-year |
| septenato {m} | :: seven-year period |
| septenio {f} | :: septennium |
| septentrión {m} | :: north (compass point) |
| septentrional {adj} | :: northern |
| septeto {m} | :: septet |
| septicemia {f} | :: septicemia |
| séptico {adj} | :: septic |
| septiembre {m} | :: September |
| septillón {num} | :: 1042 |
| séptima {f} | :: feminine noun of séptimo |
| séptimo {adj} | :: seventh |
| séptimo {m} | :: seventh |
| séptimo cielo {m} [idiomatic] | :: seventh heaven |
| septingentésimo {adj} | :: seven hundredth |
| septo {m} [biology, anatomy] | :: septum |
| septomarginal {adj} [anatomy] | :: septomarginal |
| septuagenaria {f} | :: feminine noun of septuagenario |
| septuagenario {m} | :: septuagenarian |
| septuagésima {f} | :: feminine noun of septuagésimo |
| septuagésimo {adj} | :: seventieth |
| septuagésimo {m} | :: seventieth |
| Septuaginta {prop} {f} | :: Septuagint |
| sepulcral {adj} | :: sepulchral |
| sepulcro {m} | :: sepulchre |
| sepultar {vt} | :: to bury |
| sepultura {f} | :: The act or state of burial |
| sepultura {f} | :: A hole made in the Earth to bury a corpse |
| sepultura {f} | :: A place where something is buried |
| sepultura {f} | :: grave |
| sepulturero {m} | :: gravedigger |
| sepulturero {m} | :: sexton |
| Sepúlveda {prop} | :: surname |
| sequedad {f} | :: dryness |
| séquel {m} | :: sheqel |
| sequía {f} | :: drought |
| sequísimo {adj} | :: superlative of seco; very dry |
| sequito {adj} | :: diminutive of seco |
| séquito {m} | :: entourage, retinue |
| ser {v} | :: to be (essentially or identified as) |
| ser {v} | :: to be (in the passive voice sense) |
| ser {v} | :: to exist; to occur |
| ser {m} | :: a being, organism |
| ser {m} | :: nature, essence |
| ser {m} | :: value, worth |
| seráfico {adj} | :: angelic, seraphic |
| seráfico {adj} | :: humble |
| serafín {m} | :: seraph (angel) |
| Serafina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| serape {m} [Mexico] | :: blanket or rug |
| serape {m} [Mexico] | :: serape |
| serbal {m} | :: sorb (tree) |
| serbia {f} | :: feminine noun of serbio |
| Serbia {prop} {f} | :: Serbia (country) |
| Serbia y Montenegro {prop} | :: Serbia and Montenegro |
| Serbia y Montenegro {prop} | :: See: es Serbia y Montenegro |
| serbio {adj} | :: Serbian |
| serbio {m} | :: Serbian, Serb [person] |
| serbio {m} [historical] | :: Serb |
| serbio {m} | :: Serbian (language) |
| serbobosnio {adj} | :: Serbian and Bosnian |
| serbocroata {adj} | :: Serbo-Croatian |
| serbocroata {m} | :: Serbo-Croatian (language) |
| ser canela en rama {v} [idiom] | :: to be the bee's knees; to be the cat's pyjamas |
| ser culo de mal asiento {v} [idiom] | :: to have ants in one's pants |
| ser el mismo perro con diferente collar {proverb} | :: paint from the same brush |
| seremi {mf} [Chile] | :: regional minister secretary |
| serenamente {adv} | :: serenely |
| serenar {v} | :: to soothe |
| serenata {f} | :: serenade |
| serenazgo {m} [Peru] | :: public security service |
| serendipia {f} | :: serendipity |
| serendipidad {f} | :: serendipity |
| serenense {adj} | :: Of or from La Serena |
| serenense {mf} | :: Someone from La Serena |
| serenidad {f} | :: serenity |
| serenísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sereno |
| sereno {adj} | :: serene, calm |
| sereno {m} | :: nightwatchman |
| sereno {m} | :: dew |
| sereque {m} [Mexico] | :: agouti |
| Sergio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Serguéi {prop} {m} | :: Sergey (transliteration of Сергей) |
| ser habas contadas {v} [idiom] | :: To be few and far between |
| ser habas contadas {v} [idiom] | :: To be a dead cert; to be sure-fire |
| ser humano {m} | :: human being |
| seriación {f} | :: seriation |
| seriado {m} | :: series (TV programme) |
| serial {adj} | :: serial |
| serial {mf} | :: serial |
| serialismo {m} | :: serialism |
| serialización {f} | :: serialization |
| serializar {vt} | :: to serialize |
| serialmente {adv} | :: serially |
| seriamente {adv} | :: seriously |
| seriar {vt} | :: to put in a series |
| seriar {vt} | :: to serialize |
| seriar {vt} | :: to mass-produce |
| seríceo {adj} | :: sericious |
| sérico {adj} | :: silk (attributive); silky |
| sérico {adj} | :: serum (attributive) |
| sericultura {f} | :: synonym of sericicultura |
| serie {f} | :: series (a number of things that follow one another) |
| serie {f} | :: series (a television or radio program with several episodes) |
| serie {f} [mathematics] | :: series |
| serie {f} [exercise, weightlifting] | :: set |
| seriedad {f} | :: seriousness |
| serigrafía {f} | :: serigraphy, silk-screen printing, screen printing |
| serigrafía {f} | :: serigraph, silk-screen print |
| serigrafiar {v} | :: to silkscreen |
| serigráfico {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to serigraphy |
| serín {m} | :: seedeater |
| serina {f} | :: serine |
| serio {adj} | :: serious, earnest, sober, solemn (without humor) |
| serio {adj} | :: serious, grave, deep (important, weighty) |
| serio {adj} | :: serious (really intending what was said) |
| serio {adj} | :: straight (demeanor) |
| serio {adj} | :: staid (formal) |
| serísimo {adj} | :: superlative of serio |
| ser la repanocha {phrase} [Spain, colloquial] | :: to be awesome, extraordinary |
| serliano {adj} | :: Serlian |
| sermón {m} | :: sermon |
| sermón {m} | :: harangue |
| sermoncillo {m} | :: diminutive of sermón |
| sermoncito {m} | :: diminutive of sermón |
| sermonear {v} | :: to sermonize |
| serna {f} | :: tilled land to be seeded |
| Serna {prop} | :: surname |
| seroalbúmina {f} [protein] | :: seralbumin |
| seroconcordante {adj} | :: seroconcordant |
| seroconversión {f} | :: seroconversion |
| serodiscordante {adj} | :: serodiscordant |
| serofobia {f} | :: serophobia |
| serogrupo {m} | :: serogroup |
| seroja {f} | :: dry leaves |
| seroja {f} | :: foliage |
| serojo {m} | :: dry leaves |
| serojo {m} | :: foliage |
| serología {f} | :: serology |
| serológico {adj} | :: serologic |
| serón {m} | :: Large basket |
| seronegativo {adj} | :: seronegative |
| seropositivo {adj} | :: seropositive |
| seroso {adj} | :: serous |
| serotipo {m} | :: serotype |
| serotonina {f} [organic compound] | :: serotonin |
| serotoninérgico {adj} | :: serotoninergic |
| ser otro cantar {v} [idiom, defective] | :: to be another story; to be a whole nother story |
| serpear {vi} | :: alternative form of serpentear |
| Serpens {prop} [constellation] | :: Serpens (large summer constellation of the northern sky) |
| serpentario {m} | :: secretary (bird) |
| serpentario {m} | :: serpentarium (reptile park) |
| serpenteante {adj} | :: winding, windy |
| serpentear {v} | :: to wind; to meander; to go like a serpent |
| serpentear {v} | :: to wriggle |
| serpentín {m} | :: coil |
| serpentín {m} | :: serpentine (weapon) |
| serpentina {f} | :: streamer (paper) |
| serpentina {f} [mineral] | :: serpentine |
| serpentinero {m} [baseball] | :: pitcher |
| serpentinita {f} | :: serpentinite |
| serpentinización {f} [geology] | :: serpentinization |
| serpentino {adj} | :: serpentine |
| serpentón {m} | :: serpent (musical instrument) |
| serpiente {f} | :: snake, serpent (legless reptile of the sub-order Serpentes) |
| serpiente {f} [specifically] | :: a large or medium-sized snake |
| serpiente {f} [figuratively] | :: snake |
| serpiente de cascabel {f} | :: rattlesnake |
| serpiente marina {f} | :: sea snake |
| serpiente marina {f} [mythology] | :: sea serpent |
| serpina {f} [protein] | :: serpin |
| Serpukhoviano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Serpukhovian (subdivision of the Carboniferous period) |
| Serpukhoviense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Serpukhovian (subdivision of the Carboniferous period) |
| serrador {m} | :: sawyer |
| serrallo {m} | :: seraglio |
| serrallo {m} | :: harem |
| serrana {f} | :: feminine noun of serrano |
| serranía {f} | :: mountains, mountainous area |
| serrano {adj} | :: mountain, mountainous |
| serrano {m} | :: sea bass |
| serrano {m} [mollusc] | :: Iberus gualterianus |
| serrano {m} | :: serrano (serrano chili) |
| serrano {m} | :: mountaineer |
| Serrano {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| serrar {vt} | :: to saw |
| serrato {m} [muscle] | :: serratus |
| Serravalliense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Serravallian (subdivision of the Miocene epoch) |
| serrería {f} | :: sawmill (a workshop for cutting lumber) |
| serreta {f} | :: merganser (bird in genus Mergus) |
| serrín {m} | :: sawdust |
| serruchar {v} | :: to saw into pieces |
| serrucho {m} | :: handsaw |
| serrulado {adj} | :: serrulate |
| sertanejo {m} | :: sertenejo |
| ser todo oídos {v} [idiom] | :: to be all ears |
| sertón {m} | :: outback; bush |
| sertralina {f} | :: sertraline |
| seruendo {adj} [rare, of fruit] | :: late; late-ripening |
| serum {m} | :: serum |
| ser una tumba {v} [idiomatic] | :: To keep a secret |
| ser uña y carne {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be inseparable |
| ser un mono de repetición {v} [idiom] | :: to parrot (to repeat another thing) |
| serval {m} | :: serval |
| servible {adj} | :: serviceable, usable |
| servicentro {m} [Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay] | :: gas station, service station |
| servicial {adj} | :: helpful |
| servicial {adj} | :: attentive |
| servicial {adj} | :: kind |
| servicio {m} | :: service |
| servicio {m} | :: public toilet |
| servicio {m} | :: amenity |
| servicio {m} | :: silverware |
| serviçio {m} | :: obsolete spelling of servicio |
| servicio al cliente {m} | :: customer service |
| servicio militar {m} | :: military service |
| servicio secreto {m} | :: secret service |
| servidor {m} | :: server |
| servidor {m} | :: yours truly; muggins |
| servidor {m} | :: urinal |
| servidor {m} [computing] | :: server |
| servidora {f} | :: feminine noun of servidor |
| servidor proxy {m} [computing] | :: proxy server (server that acts as an intermediary between a user and another server) |
| servidumbre {f} | :: servitude |
| servidumbre {f} | :: easement |
| servil {adj} | :: servile |
| servilismo {m} | :: servility |
| servilleta {f} | :: napkin |
| servilletero {m} | :: napkin ring |
| servilletero {m} | :: napkin holder |
| servilmente {adv} | :: slavishly, submissively |
| servir {vit} | :: to serve (to be a servant or worker; to render service) |
| servir {vit} | :: to serve (to be a servant for; to work for) |
| servir {vi} | :: to be of use, to be good for |
| servir {vi} | :: to serve (to usefully take the place of something else) |
| servir {vi} | :: to serve (to be in military service) |
| servir {vit} | :: to serve (to set down (food or drink) on the table to be eaten) |
| servir {vi} [sports] | :: to serve (to lead off with the first delivery over the net in tennis, volleyball, ping pong, badminton, etc.) |
| servir {vr} [with de] | :: to help oneself to (to take something freely) |
| servitud {f} | :: serfdom |
| servo {m} | :: abbreviation of servomecanismo |
| servo {m} | :: abbreviation of servomotor |
| servodirección {f} | :: power steering |
| servofreno {m} | :: servo brake |
| servomecanismo {m} | :: servomechanism |
| servomotor {m} | :: servomotor |
| sésamo {m} | :: sesame (tropical Asian plant Sesamum indicum) |
| sésamo {m} | :: sesame, sesame seed (the seed of this plant) |
| sesamoideo {m} | :: sesamoid |
| seseante {adj} | :: Speaking in an accent that pronounces z as /s/ and c before e or i as /s/ |
| sesear {v} | :: To speak in an accent that pronounces the letter "z" as /s/ and the letter "c" before "e" or "i" as /s/ |
| sesenta {num} | :: sixty |
| sesentas {fp} | :: seventies (decade) |
| sesentavo {adj} | :: sixtieth |
| sesentavo {m} | :: sixtieth |
| sesentayochismo {m} | :: spirit of 1968 |
| sesenta y tres {num} | :: sixty-three |
| sesentena {f} | :: Group of about seventy |
| sesentero {adj} | :: Characteristic of the decade of the 1960s |
| sesentista {adj} [attributive] | :: sixties (relating to the 1960s, 1860s etc.) |
| sesentón {adj} | :: sixtyish (years old) |
| sesentón {m} | :: A man of around sixty years old |
| sesentona {f} | :: A woman aged around sixty years old |
| seseo {m} | :: An accent in Spanish and Galician that pronounces z, and c when before e or i, as /s/ as opposed to /θ/ |
| sesera {f} | :: brain |
| sesera {f} [colloquial] | :: noggin; nog |
| sesera {f} [colloquial] | :: brains (intelligence) |
| sesgadamente {adv} | :: slantwise, slopingly |
| sesgadamente {adv} | :: biasedly |
| sesgado {adj} | :: slanted |
| sesgado {adj} | :: biased |
| sesgar {v} | :: to cut diagonally |
| sesgar {v} | :: to cut on the bias |
| sesgar {v} | :: to slant |
| sesgo {adj} | :: slanting, sloping |
| sesgo {m} | :: bias, skew |
| sesgo {m} | :: slant, slope |
| sesgo {m} | :: twist (in a story) |
| sésil {adj} [zoology] | :: sessile |
| sésil {adj} [botany] | :: sessile |
| sesión {f} | :: session |
| sesionar {vi} [law] | :: to be in session |
| sesionista {mf} | :: session musician |
| seso {m} | :: brain |
| seso {m} [often in plural] | :: brainwork, brain power |
| sesquicentenario {m} | :: sesquicentenary |
| sesquilingüismo {m} | :: sesquilingualism |
| sesquipedal {adj} | :: sesquipedalian |
| sesquiterpénico {adj} | :: sesquiterpenoid |
| sesquiterpeno {m} [organic compound] | :: sesquiterpene |
| sesquiterpenoide {m} [organic compound] | :: sesquiterpenoid |
| sestaoarra {adj} | :: Of or related to Sestao |
| sestaoarra {mf} | :: Someone from Sestao |
| sestear {v} | :: to nap, to have a siesta |
| sesteo {m} | :: nap; doze; siesta |
| sestercio {m} | :: sestertius (Roman coin) |
| sesterterpeno {m} [organic compound] | :: sesterterpene |
| sesudamente {adv} | :: wisely |
| sesudo {adj} | :: highbrow |
| sesudo {adj} | :: brainy, wise, sensible |
| se supone {phrase} | :: it is supposed, it is assumed |
| se supone {phrase} | :: it is supposed to be that way |
| se supone {phrase} [+subjunctive] | :: it is supposed to be that |
| se supone {phrase} | :: it is meant |
| set {m} [tennis] | :: set |
| seta {f} | :: mushroom (especially edible) |
| setabense {adj} | :: of or from Xàtiva |
| setabense {mf} | :: Someone from Xàtiva |
| setear {v} [computing] | :: to set (put as a setting) |
| setecientos {num} | :: seven hundred |
| setenta {num} | :: seventy |
| setentas {mp} | :: seventies; 1970s |
| setentavo {adj} | :: seventieth |
| setentavo {m} | :: seventieth |
| setentena {f} | :: seventysomething |
| setentero {adj} [attributive] | :: seventies |
| setentista {adj} [attributive] | :: seventies (relating to the 1970s, 1870s etc.) |
| setentón {adj} | :: seventyish (years old) |
| setentón {m} | :: A man of around seventy years old |
| setiembre {m} | :: alternative spelling of septiembre |
| sétima {f} | :: feminine noun of sétimo |
| sétimo {adj} | :: alternative form of séptimo |
| sétimo {m} | :: alternative form of séptimo |
| seto {m} | :: fence |
| seto {m} | :: hedge |
| seto vivo {m} | :: hedge (thicket of bushes planted as a fence) |
| seudo- {prefix} | :: alternative spelling of pseudo- |
| seudo {adj} | :: pseudo |
| seudocientífico {m} | :: pseudoscientist |
| seudoconsulta {f} | :: pseudo-consultancy |
| seudocultural {adj} | :: pseudocultural |
| seudodemocrático {adj} | :: pseudodemocratic |
| seudoefedrina {f} [organic compound] | :: pseudoephedrine |
| seudogén {m} [genetics] | :: pseudogene |
| seudointelectual {mf} | :: pseudointellectual |
| seudoliterario {adj} | :: pseudo-literary |
| seudónimo {m} | :: A pseudonym |
| seudopeptidoglicano {m} [organic compound] | :: pseudopeptidoglycan |
| seudópodo {m} [biology] | :: pseudopod |
| seudoreligioso {adj} | :: pseudoreligious |
| seudorrevolución {f} | :: pseudo-revolution |
| seudorrevolucionario {adj} | :: pseudo-revolutionary |
| seudototalitarismo {m} | :: pseudo-totalitarianism |
| Seúl {prop} {m} | :: Seúl (capital city) |
| seulense {adj} | :: Seoulite (of or pertaining to Seoul, South Korea) |
| seulense {mf} | :: Seoulite (native or resident of Seoul, South Korea) |
| seulés {adj} | :: Seoulite (of or pertaining to Seoul, South Korea) |
| seulés {m} | :: Seoulite (native or resident of Seoul, South Korea) |
| seulesa {f} | :: feminine noun of seulés |
| Seve {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| severamente {adv} | :: severely, strictly |
| severidad {f} | :: severity |
| severísimo {adj} | :: superlative of severo |
| severo {adj} | :: severe |
| seviche {m} | :: alternative spelling of cebiche |
| Sevilla {prop} {f} | :: Sevilla (capital city) |
| Sevilla {prop} {f} | :: Sevilla (province) |
| Sevilla {prop} {f} | :: surname deriving from the city |
| sevillana {f} | :: feminine noun of sevillano |
| sevillana {f} | :: [in the plural] songs and dances that are typical of Seville |
| sevillano {adj} | :: Sevillian, Sevillan |
| sevillano {m} | :: Sevillian, Sevillan |
| sevillismo {m} | :: Support of Sevilla FC, a football team from Seville |
| sevillista {mf} [football] | :: A fan, player, or other person associated with Sevilla FC, a football team from the Spanish city of Seville |
| sevillistas {adj} | :: plural of sevillista |
| sexagenario {adj} | :: sexagenarian, sixtysomething-year-old |
| sexagenario {m} | :: sexagenarian |
| sexagésima {f} | :: feminine noun of sexagésimo |
| sexagesimal {adj} | :: sexagesimal |
| sexagésimo {adj} | :: sixtieth |
| sexagésimo {m} | :: sixtieth |
| sexagonal {adj} | :: hexagonal |
| sex-appeal {m} | :: sex appeal |
| sexappeal {m} | :: alternative spelling of sex-appeal |
| sexcentésimo {adj} | :: six hundredth |
| sexenal {adj} | :: sexennial |
| sexenio {m} | :: a six-year period |
| sexenio {m} [countable, Mexico, politics] | :: the non-renewable six-year term limit of the President of Mexico |
| sexi {adj} | :: sexy |
| sexismo {m} | :: sexism |
| sexista {adj} | :: sexist |
| sexista {mf} | :: sexist |
| sexma {f} | :: synonym of sexmo |
| sexmera {f} | :: feminine noun of sexmero |
| sexmero {m} | :: The elected official of a sexmo |
| sexmo {m} | :: A Spanish rural administrative division |
| sexo {m} | :: gender |
| sexo {m} | :: sex (the act) |
| sexo {m} | :: sex organ |
| sexoadicto {m} | :: sex addict |
| sexo anal {m} | :: anal sex |
| sexo débil {m} [dated, offensive] | :: weaker sex: women |
| sexo feo {m} [dated] | :: men, taken collectively |
| sexo fuerte {m} [dated] | :: men, taken collectively |
| sexóloga {f} | :: female equivalent of sexólogo |
| sexología {f} | :: sexology |
| sexológico {adj} | :: sexological |
| sexólogo {m} | :: sexologist |
| sexo opuesto {m} | :: opposite sex |
| sexo oral {m} | :: oral sex (stimulation of the genitals using the mouth) |
| sexópata {mf} | :: sex addict |
| sexopatía {f} | :: sex addiction |
| sexoservicio {m} | :: prostitution |
| sexoservidora {f} | :: sex worker; prostitute |
| sexo vaginal {m} | :: vaginal sex |
| sex shop {m} | :: sex shop |
| sexta {f} | :: feminine noun of sexto |
| sexta {f} [music] | :: sixth |
| sextaferia {f} [Asturias, historical] | :: A day, usually every year, on which townsfolk were obliged gathered together to repair the roadways |
| sextante {m} | :: sextant |
| Sextante {prop} {m} | :: Sextans (constellation) |
| sexteta {m} | :: sextet |
| sextete {m} | :: sextet |
| sexteto {m} | :: sextet |
| sextilla {f} [poetry] | :: A poem of six lines, generally with eight syllables per line |
| sextillón {num} | :: 1036 |
| sexting {m} | :: sexting |
| sexto {adj} | :: sixth |
| sexto {m} | :: sixth |
| séxtuple {m} | :: sextuple |
| séxtuple {adj} | :: sextuple, six-time |
| séxtuple {adj} | :: six-part |
| sextuplicar {vt} | :: to sextuplicate |
| sexuación {f} | :: sexuation |
| sexuado {adj} [biology, of a species] | :: having individuals distinguished by sex |
| sexual {adj} | :: sexual |
| sexualidad {f} | :: sexuality |
| sexualización {f} | :: sexualization |
| sexualizar {vt} | :: to sexualize |
| sexualmente {adv} | :: sexually |
| sexy {adj} | :: alternative form of sexi |
| seychelense {adj} | :: Seychellois, Seychellean |
| seychelense {mf} | :: Seychellois, Seychellean |
| seychellense {adj} | :: Seychellois |
| seychellense {mf} | :: Seychellois |
| Seychelles {prop} {f} | :: Seychelles |
| shake {m} | :: shake (drink) |
| shakespeariano {adj} | :: Shakespearian |
| shakesperiano {adj} | :: Shakespearean |
| shalágram {m} | :: shaligram |
| shamán {m} | :: alternative form of chamán |
| shamánico {adj} | :: alternative form of chamánico |
| shamanismo {m} | :: alternative form of chamanismo |
| shambar {m} | :: shambar |
| shámbar {m} | :: shambar |
| shamisen {m} | :: shamisen |
| shamoji {f} | :: shamoji |
| shampoo {m} | :: alternative spelling of champú |
| Shanghái {prop} {m} | :: Shanghái (direct-administered municipality/major port city) |
| shanghaiana {f} | :: feminine noun of shanghaiano |
| shanghaiano {adj} | :: Shanghainese (of or pertaining to Shanghai, China) |
| shanghaiano {m} | :: Shanghainese (native or resident of Shanghai, China) |
| shanghainés {adj} | :: Shanghainese |
| shanghainés {m} | :: Shanghainese |
| shanghainés {m} | :: Shanghainese |
| shanghainesa {f} | :: feminine noun of shanghainés |
| shansho {m} [Peru] | :: hoatzin |
| shantung {m} | :: shantung |
| share {m} [television] | :: share of the audience |
| sharia {f} | :: sharia |
| sharía {f} | :: sharia |
| shatranj {m} | :: shatranj |
| shawarma {m} | :: shawarma |
| SHCP {prop} | :: initialism of Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público de México |
| Sheinwoodiense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Sheinwoodian (subdivision of the Silurian period) |
| Shénzhen {prop} | :: Shénzhen (major sub-provincial city) |
| Sheremétievo {prop} {m} | :: Sheremetyevo (airport in Russia) |
| sherif {m} | :: sherrif |
| sheriff {m} | :: sheriff (all senses) |
| sherpa {mf} | :: sherpa |
| sherpa {mf} | :: Sherpa |
| shido {m} | :: shido |
| shií {mf} | :: Shi'ite |
| shií {m} | :: Shia |
| shií {adj} | :: Shi'ite |
| shiita {adj} | :: Shi'ite |
| shiita {mf} | :: Shi'ite |
| shiita {mf} | :: Shia |
| shiitake {m} | :: shiitake (Lentinula edodes, an edible mushroom) |
| shikimato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: shikimate |
| shiksa {f} | :: alternative form of shikse |
| shikse {f} | :: shiksa (non-Jewish woman) |
| shinto {m} | :: Shinto |
| shipibo {adj} | :: Shipibo |
| shipibo {m} | :: Shibipo |
| shiso {m} | :: shiso |
| shitake {m} | :: alternative spelling of shiitake |
| shivaísmo {m} | :: Shaivism |
| shivaísta {mf} | :: Shivaist |
| Shizuko {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| shock {m} | :: shock |
| shockear {v} | :: to shock |
| shock eléctrico {m} | :: electric shock |
| shoegazing {m} | :: shoegazing |
| shogi {m} | :: shogi |
| shogún {m} | :: shogun |
| shogunal {adj} | :: shogunal |
| shogunato {m} | :: shogunate |
| shooter {m} | :: shooter (game) |
| shopping {m} | :: shopping center |
| shopping {m} | :: shopping (the leisure activity of going shopping) |
| shorcitos {mp} | :: short shorts |
| shorstop {m} | :: shortstop |
| short {m} | :: shorts |
| shortcitos {mp} | :: diminutive of shorts |
| shorts {mp} | :: shorts |
| shorts {mp} | :: plural of short |
| shortstop {m} [baseball] | :: shortstop |
| shot {m} | :: shot (small portion of drink) |
| Shota {prop} {m} | :: Shota (male given name) |
| show {m} | :: show |
| show {m} [colloquial] | :: A scandal |
| show {m} | :: spectacle |
| show {m} | :: An exhibition motivated action or thing |
| showbiz {m} | :: showbiz |
| show cooking {m} | :: cooking show |
| showman {m} | :: showman |
| show room {m} | :: showroom |
| showroom {m} | :: showroom |
| showrunner {mf} | :: showrunner |
| shuar {adj} | :: Of or from the Shuar people of Ecuador and Peru |
| shuar {m} | :: The Shuar language |
| shuco {m} [Guatemala] | :: hot dog |
| shudrá {m} [Hinduism] | :: Shudra |
| shuko {m} [Guatemala] | :: hot dog |
| shul {m} [Judaism] | :: shul, synagogue |
| shura {f} | :: shura |
| si {conj} | :: if |
| SI {prop} {m} | :: abbreviation of Sinaloa (Mexican state) |
| sí {particle} | :: yes, affirmation. Commonly used to respond affirmatively to a question |
| sí {m} | :: yes; aye, ay; approbation, acceptance |
| sí {pron} | :: himself, herself, itself, themselves, yourself, yourselves (form of se used after prepositions) |
| sial {m} | :: sial |
| sialato {m} | :: sialate |
| siálico {adj} | :: sialic |
| Siam {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Siam (the former name of Thailand) |
| siamés {adj} | :: Siamese (from Siam) |
| siamés {m} | :: Siamese (man from Siam) |
| siamés {m} | :: Siamese cat |
| sibarita {m} | :: sybarite |
| sibarítico {adj} | :: sybaritic |
| sibarítico {adj} | :: luxurious |
| sibaritismo {m} | :: sybaritism |
| Siberia {prop} {f} | :: Siberia (region) |
| siberiana {f} | :: female equivalent of siberiano |
| siberiano {adj} | :: Siberian |
| siberiano {m} | :: Siberian |
| si bien {conj} | :: although, albeit |
| sibil {m} | :: A small recess carved into a cave wall to preserve meat and other provisions |
| sibil {m} | :: A small underground hollow |
| sibila {f} | :: sibyl |
| sibilancia {f} | :: wheezing |
| sibilante {adj} | :: sibilant, hissing |
| sibilante {f} [phonetics] | :: a sibilant |
| sibilinamente {adv} | :: mysteriously |
| sibilino {adj} | :: sibylline |
| siboney {mf} | :: Ciboney; Siboney |
| siboneyista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Ciboney people |
| sibutramina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: sibutramine |
| si cabe {adv} | :: if possible; if you can imagine |
| sicaria {f} | :: feminine noun of sicario |
| sicariato {m} | :: The hiring of a hitman to kill someone |
| sicario {m} | :: hitman (hired killer) |
| sicav {f} | :: SICAV |
| Sicilia {prop} {f} | :: Sicilia (island/and/region) |
| siciliana {f} | :: feminine noun of siciliano |
| siciliano {adj} | :: Sicilian |
| siciliano {m} | :: Sicilian (language) |
| siciliano {m} | :: Sicilian (people) |
| siclo {m} | :: shekel (old unit of currency) |
| sico- {prefix} | :: alternative spelling of psico- |
| sicoafectivo {adj} | :: psychoaffective |
| sicoanálisis {m} | :: alternative spelling of psicoanálisis |
| sicoanalista {mf} | :: alternative form of psicoanalista |
| sicoanalítico {adj} | :: alternative form of psicoanalítico |
| sicoanalizar {v} | :: alternative form of psicoanalizar |
| sicodelia {f} | :: alternative spelling of psicodelia |
| sicodélico {adj} | :: alternative spelling of psicodélico |
| sicoeducativo {adj} | :: psychoeducational |
| sicofanta {mf} | :: sycophant |
| sicofante {m} | :: alternative spelling of sicofanta |
| sicográfico {adj} | :: psychographic |
| sicóloga {f} | :: alternative spelling of psicóloga |
| sicología {f} | :: alternative spelling of psicología |
| sicológicamente {adv} | :: alternative spelling of psicológicamente |
| sicológico {adj} | :: alternative spelling of psicológico |
| sicólogo {m} | :: alternative spelling of psicólogo |
| sicometría {f} | :: alternative form of psicometría |
| sicométrico {adj} | :: alternative form of psicométrico |
| sicomoro {m} | :: alternative form of sicómoro |
| sicómoro {m} | :: sycamore |
| sicomoro americano {m} | :: A species of large tree native to eastern North America and planted elsewhere, the American sycamore, Platanus occidentalis |
| sicómoro occidental {m} | :: American sycamore |
| sicooncología {f} | :: alternative spelling of psicooncología |
| sicópata {mf} | :: alternative spelling of psicópata |
| sicopatía {f} | :: alternative form of psicopatía |
| sicopatológico {adj} | :: psychopathological |
| sicosis {f} | :: alternative spelling of psicosis |
| sicosocial {adj} | :: psychosocial |
| sicosomático {adj} | :: alternative form of psicosomático |
| sicoterapeuta {mf} | :: alternative form of psicoterapeuta |
| sicoterapéutico {adj} | :: psychotherapeutic |
| sicoterapia {f} | :: alternative spelling of psicoterapia |
| sicótico {adj} | :: psychotic |
| sicotrópico {adj} | :: psychotropic |
| sículo {adj} | :: Sicilian |
| sículo {m} | :: Sicilian |
| sida {m} | :: abbreviation of síndrome de inmunodeficiencia adquirida (AIDS) |
| SIDA {m} | :: alternative case form of sida |
| sidecar {m} | :: sidecar |
| sideral {adj} | :: sidereal |
| sideralmente {adv} | :: sidereally |
| sidéreo {adj} | :: sideral |
| siderita {f} [mineral] | :: siderite |
| siderito {m} | :: siderite (iron meteorite) |
| siderófilo {m} | :: siderophile |
| siderófilo {adj} | :: siderophile |
| sideróforo {m} | :: siderophore |
| sideromelano {m} [geology] | :: sideromelane |
| siderurgia {f} | :: siderurgy (iron and steel industry) |
| siderúrgico {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to siderurgy |
| si Dios lo quiere {phrase} | :: alternative form of si Dios quiere |
| si Dios quiere {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: God willing |
| Sídney {prop} | :: Sídney (city) |
| sidneyés {adj} | :: Sydneyite (of or pertaining to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) |
| sidneyés {m} | :: Sydneysider, Sydneyite (native or resident of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) |
| sidneyesa {f} | :: feminine noun of sidneyés |
| Sidón {prop} | :: Sidon (city state of Phoenicia) |
| sidonia {f} | :: feminine noun of sidonio |
| sidonio {adj} | :: Sidonian (of or pertaining to Sidon, Lebanon) |
| sidonio {m} | :: Sidonian (native or resident of Sidon, Lebanon) |
| sidra {f} | :: cider |
| sidra dulce {f} | :: A non-alcoholic apple drink bottled just after the apples have been squeezed |
| sidrería {f} | :: cidery (place where cider is brewed) |
| sidrería {f} | :: pub or bar where cider is sold; a cider house |
| sidrero {adj} [attributive] | :: cider |
| sidrero {adj} | :: cider-drinking; cider-loving |
| sidrero {m} | :: cider producer |
| sidrero {m} | :: cider drinker |
| sidrina {f} | :: diminutive of sidra |
| siembra {f} | :: seeding |
| siembra {f} | :: sowing time |
| siembra {f} | :: sown seed |
| siempre {adv} | :: always |
| siempre {adv} [colloquial] | :: ultimately, in the end |
| siempre hay un roto para un descosido {proverb} | :: there's a lid for every pot |
| siempre que {conj} | :: whenever, when, anytime |
| siempre que {conj} | :: provided, provided that, as long as, on (the) condition that, insofar as |
| siempretieso {m} [Andalusia] | :: roly-poly (toy) |
| siempreverde {adj} | :: evergreen |
| siempreviva {f} | :: houseleek; liveforever |
| siempre y cuando {prep} [idiomatic] | :: as long as, provided that, provided, on condition that |
| siempre y cuando {prep} [idiomatic] | :: whenever, if and when, as and when |
| siempre y cuando {prep} [idiomatic] | :: in case, if |
| sien {f} [anatomy] | :: temple (part of the skull on the side of the forehead) |
| sienes {fp} [anatomy] | :: temporal (temples of the head) |
| sienés {adj} | :: Sienese |
| sienés {m} | :: Sienese person |
| sienesa {f} | :: feminine noun of sienés |
| sienita {f} | :: syenite |
| sienítico {adj} | :: syenitic |
| si entre burros te ves, rebuzna alguna vez {proverb} | :: when in Rome, do as the Romans do |
| sierense {adj} | :: of or from Siero |
| sierense {mf} | :: Someone from Siero |
| sierpe {f} | :: large serpent, snake |
| sierpe {f} [figuratively] | :: wriggler, anything that wriggles |
| sierpe {f} [figuratively] | :: ugly person, angry person, dangerous person |
| sierpe {f} [botany] | :: sprout, shoot, sucker |
| sierra {f} | :: saw [tool] |
| sierra {f} | :: mountain range |
| sierra {f} | :: swordfish |
| sierra {f} [Chile] | :: snoek (Thyrsites atun) |
| Sierra {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sierra de vaivén {f} | :: jigsaw (tool) |
| sierra eléctrica {f} | :: electrical chainsaw (saw with a power driven chain) |
| Sierra Leona {prop} {f} | :: Sierra Leona (country) |
| sierraleonés {adj} | :: Sierra Leonian |
| sierraleonés {m} | :: Sierra Leonian |
| Sierra Madre Occidental {prop} {f} | :: A mountain range on the west side of the Mexican Plateau |
| Sierra Negra {prop} | :: Sierra Negra |
| Sierra Negra {prop} | :: Sierra Negra (mountain) |
| Sierra Negra {prop} | :: Sierra Negra (mountain) |
| sierva {f} | :: feminine noun of siervo |
| siervo {m} | :: servant |
| siervo {m} | :: serf |
| siervo {m} | :: slave |
| siesta {f} | :: siesta, nap |
| siestecita {f} | :: diminutive of siesta |
| siestero {adj} | :: siesta-liking; keen on having a siesta |
| siestero {m} | :: napper; siesta-taker |
| siestica {f} | :: diminutive of siesta |
| siestita {f} | :: diminutive of siesta |
| si es un perro, muerde {phrase} | :: It's right in front of you/me etc |
| siete {num} | :: seven |
| siete {m} | :: seven |
| sietemesino {adj} | :: born two-months premature |
| sietemesino {m} | :: A baby born two-months premature |
| sietemil {m} | :: a mountain 7000-7999 metres high |
| siete pecados capitales {mp} | :: seven deadly sins |
| Siete Sabios {prop} {mp} | :: Seven Sages (the seven ancient Greeks) |
| sievert {m} | :: sievert |
| siévert {m} | :: sievert (unit) |
| sifaca {m} | :: sifaka |
| sifilazo {m} [slang] | :: syphilis; the pox |
| sífilis {f} | :: syphilis |
| sifilítico {adj} | :: syphilitic |
| sifón {m} | :: siphon |
| sifón {m} | :: U-bend |
| sifón {m} | :: soda (as a mixer) |
| sifonaje {m} | :: siphoning |
| sifonal {adj} | :: siphonal |
| sifonáptero {m} | :: siphonapteran |
| sifonóforo {m} [zoology] | :: siphonophore |
| sifrinito {m} | :: diminutive of sifrino |
| sifrino {adj} [Venezuela, derogatory] | :: snobbish, snobby, snob (said of a person who ostentatiously belongs to, or pretends to belong to the upper social classes) |
| sifrino {adj} [Venezuela, derogatory] | :: empty, dud (a person who possesses fashion and material goods, but who has low spiritual and intellectual qualities) |
| sifrino {adj} [Venezuela, derogatory] | :: stuck-up, full of airs and graces |
| sigilar {vt} | :: to stamp |
| sigilar {vt} | :: to hush; to silence (keep secret) |
| sigilo {m} | :: stealth |
| sigilo {m} | :: secrecy |
| sigilo {m} | :: sigil |
| sigilografía {f} | :: sigillography |
| sigilosamente {adv} | :: sneakily |
| sigilosamente {adv} | :: discreetly; secretively |
| sigiloso {adj} | :: sneaking, stealthy |
| sigiloso {adj} | :: discreet |
| sigiloso {adj} | :: secretive |
| sigla {f} | :: initial |
| sigla {f} | :: acronym (of any type: phonetic acronym or initialism) |
| siglo {m} | :: century |
| siglo {m} | :: a significant period of time; an age |
| siglo {m} [poetic] | :: An eon |
| sigma {f} | :: sigma; the Greek letter Σ, σ |
| sigmatrópico {adj} [chemistry] | :: sigmatropic |
| sigmoide {adj} | :: sigmoid |
| sigmoideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: sigmoid |
| signar {v} | :: to sign |
| signario {m} | :: script (writing system) |
| signatario {adj} | :: signatory |
| signatario {m} | :: signatory |
| signatura {f} | :: signature (in book) |
| sígnico {adj} [attributive] | :: sign; signage |
| significación {f} | :: signification; significance |
| significación {f} | :: sense; meaning |
| significado {adj} | :: well-known |
| significado {adj} | :: important, significant |
| significado {m} | :: meaning |
| significado {m} | :: significance |
| significancia {f} | :: significance |
| significante {adj} | :: significant |
| significantemente {adv} | :: significantly |
| significar {v} | :: to signify |
| significar {v} | :: to mean |
| significar {vp} | :: to stand out |
| significar {v} [en, .pronominal] | :: to speak out, to assert (to voice one's opinion) |
| significativamente {adv} | :: significantly |
| significatividad {f} | :: significance |
| significativo {adj} | :: significant |
| signo {m} | :: sign |
| signo de exclamación {m} | :: exclamation mark (either normal "!" or the inverted "¡") |
| signo de interrogación {m} | :: question mark (either "¿" put at beginning of the question, or "?" put at the end of question) |
| signo zodiacal {m} | :: astrological sign |
| siguiente {adj} | :: following |
| siguiente {adj} | :: next |
| siguiriya {f} | :: siguiriya |
| sigüís {m} [Venezuela] | :: dobber; snitch |
| sii {conj} [mathematics, rare] | :: iff |
| siitake {m} | :: siitake |
| sij {adj} | :: Sikh |
| sij {mf} | :: Sikh |
| sijismo {m} | :: Sikhism |
| sílaba {f} | :: syllable |
| silabación {f} | :: syllabification |
| silabar {v} | :: to syllabify; to enunciate each syllable |
| silabario {m} | :: primer (textbook) |
| silabario {m} [linguistics] | :: syllabary |
| silabear {v} | :: to syllabify; to enunciate each syllable |
| silabeo {m} | :: syllabification |
| silábico {adj} | :: syllabic |
| silabograma {f} | :: syllabogram |
| si la mirada matara {phrase} | :: if looks could kill; used to characterize a look of strong hostility |
| silano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: silane |
| Silas {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Silas |
| si la vida te da limones, haz limonada {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: when life gives you lemons, make lemonade |
| silbada {f} [avian] | :: A tweet |
| silbador {m} | :: whistler (one who whistles) |
| silbador {adj} | :: whistling |
| silbante {adj} | :: whistling |
| silbante {adj} | :: sibilant |
| silbante {f} | :: sibilant |
| silbar {vi} | :: to whistle |
| silbatazo {m} | :: whistle (sound) |
| silbatero {m} [Costa Rica] | :: referee |
| silbatina {f} | :: booing; whistling (negatively) |
| silbato {m} | :: whistle (instrument) |
| silbato {m} | :: whistle (sound) |
| silbidito {m} | :: diminutive of silbido |
| silbido {m} | :: whistling, whistle |
| silbo {m} | :: whistle, whistling (sound, act of whistling) |
| silbón {m} | :: widgeon; European widgeon |
| sildenafilo {m} [organic compound] | :: sildenafil |
| silenciador {m} | :: muffler (part of exhaust pipe) |
| silenciador {m} | :: silencer (firearm attachment used to reduce firing noise) |
| silenciamiento {m} | :: silencing |
| silenciar {v} | :: to silence |
| silencio {m} | :: silence |
| silenciosamente {adv} | :: silently |
| silencioso {adj} | :: silent |
| silencioso {adj} | :: quiet |
| silente {adj} [formal] | :: silent; noiseless |
| silepsis {f} [rhetoric] | :: syllepsis |
| silesia {f} | :: feminine noun of silesio |
| Silesia {prop} {f} | :: Silesia (region) |
| silesiano {adj} | :: Silesian (of or pertaining to the region of Silesia) |
| silesiano {m} | :: Silesian (native or resident of Silesia) |
| silesio {adj} | :: Silesian |
| silesio {m} | :: Silesian (native or resident of Silesia) |
| silesio {m} | :: Silesian (language) |
| sílex {m} | :: flint |
| sílfide {f} [alchemy, folklore] | :: sylph |
| silfo {m} | :: sylph |
| silguero {m} | :: archaic spelling of jilguero |
| silicato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: silicate |
| sílice {f} | :: silica |
| silíceo {adj} | :: siliceous |
| silicio {m} [chemical element] | :: silicon |
| silicio {m} [electronics] | :: silicon chip, silicon circuit |
| silicón {f} | :: silicon, silicone |
| silicona {f} | :: silicone |
| silicona {f} [colloquial] | :: silicon |
| sililo {m} | :: silyl |
| silimanita {f} [mineral] | :: sillimanite |
| silingo {adj} | :: of the Silingi |
| silingo {m} | :: Silingi |
| silla {f} | :: chair |
| silla {f} | :: saddle |
| silla de montar {f} | :: saddle (for horse) |
| silla de ruedas {f} | :: wheelchair |
| silla eléctrica {f} | :: electric chair (device used for execution by electrocution) |
| sillar {m} | :: stone block |
| sillarejo {m} | :: small ashlar |
| sillera {f} | :: feminine noun of sillero |
| sillería {f} | :: A store which sells chairs. |
| sillero {m} | :: saddler (someone who makes, repairs and sells saddles, harnesses etc) |
| silleta {f} | :: bedpan |
| silleta {f} | :: a kind of millstone for making chocolate |
| silletera {f} | :: feminine noun of silletero |
| silletería {f} | :: seating |
| silletero {m} | :: stretcher-bearer |
| silletero {m} | :: someone who carries flowers on their back |
| sillín {m} | :: saddle (of bicycle etc.) |
| sillita {f} | :: diminutive of silla; little chair |
| sillón {m} | :: armchair |
| sillón {m} | :: recliner |
| silloncito {m} | :: diminutive of sillón |
| silo {m} [agriculture, military] | :: silo |
| silogismo {m} | :: syllogism |
| silogístico {adj} | :: syllogistic |
| si lo sabré yo {phrase} | :: don't I know it; tell me about it |
| silueta {f} | :: silhouette |
| siluetear {v} | :: to outline, draw a silhouette |
| silúrico {adj} | :: Silurian |
| siluro {m} | :: wels catfish, sheatfish |
| Silverio {prop} | :: surname, the 167th most common surname in the Dominican Republic and the 602nd most common in Spain |
| silvestre {adj} [especially, of plants] | :: wild (untamed; not domesticated) |
| silvestre {adj} [of land] | :: uncultivated |
| silvestre {adj} | :: rustic, rural |
| silvestrismo {m} | :: The capture of and training of finches |
| silvestrista {mf} | :: Someone who captures finches and trains them to sing |
| Silvia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| silvícolo {adj} | :: woodland (attributive) |
| silvicultor {m} | :: forester |
| silvicultora {f} | :: feminine noun of silvicultor |
| silvicultura {f} | :: forestation |
| silvina {f} [mineral] | :: sylvite |
| Silvio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| sima {f} | :: abyss, chasm |
| simaruba {f} [Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Venezuela] | :: A plant in the genus Simarouba |
| simba {adj} | :: Simba |
| simba {m} | :: Simba (language) |
| simbiogénesis {f} | :: symbiogenesis |
| simbiogenético {adj} | :: symbiogenetic |
| simbionte {m} | :: symbiont |
| simbiosis {f} [biology] | :: symbiosis |
| simbióticamente {adv} | :: symbiotically |
| simbiótico {adj} | :: symbiotic |
| simbólicamente {adv} | :: symbolically |
| simbólico {adj} | :: symbolic |
| simbolismo {m} | :: symbolism |
| simbolista {mf} | :: symbolist |
| simbolización {f} | :: symbolization |
| simbolizar {v} | :: to symbolize, stand for |
| símbolo {m} | :: symbol |
| simbología {f} | :: symbology |
| símbolo niceno {m} | :: The Nicene Creed |
| Símbolo niceno {m} | :: alternative case form of símbolo niceno |
| símbolo sexual {m} | :: sex symbol |
| Simeón {prop} {m} | :: Simeon (Biblical character and tribe) |
| simetría {f} | :: symmetry (correspondence on either side of a dividing line, plane, center or axis) |
| simétricamente {adv} | :: symmetrically |
| simétrico {adj} | :: symmetrical |
| Simferópol {prop} {f} | :: Simferopol |
| si mi abuela tuviera ruedas, sería una bicicleta {proverb} | :: if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle |
| simiente {f} | :: semen |
| simiente {f} [botany, biology] | :: germ |
| simiente {f} [botany] | :: seed |
| simiente de papagayos {f} [botany] | :: safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) |
| simiesco {adj} | :: simian; apelike |
| símil {adj} | :: similar |
| símil {m} | :: simile |
| similar {adj} | :: similar |
| similaridad {f} | :: similitud, sameness, similarity |
| similarmente {adv} | :: similarly |
| similitud {f} | :: similarity, similitude |
| simio {m} | :: simian |
| Simionescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sí mismo {pron} | :: oneself |
| simón {interj} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: yes, hell yeah (commonly used to respond affirmatively to a question) |
| simón {m} | :: hackney cab |
| Simón {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Simon |
| Simón {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Simón dice {m} | :: Simon says (children's game) |
| simonía {f} [chiefly historical] | :: simony |
| Simónides {prop} {m} | :: Simonides |
| simpa {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: dine and dash |
| simpapeles {mf} | :: alternative spelling of sin papeles |
| simpatectomía {f} | :: sympathectomy |
| simpatía {f} | :: sympathy |
| simpáticamente {adv} | :: nicely; pleasantly |
| simpático {adj} | :: nice, pleasant, likable |
| simpático {adj} [anatomy] | :: sympathetic (related to the sympathetic nervous system) |
| simpaticomimético {adj} | :: sympathomimetic |
| simpaticomimético {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: sympathomimetic |
| simpaticón {adj} | :: nice; cool; easy-going |
| simpatiquísimo {adj} | :: superlative of simpático |
| simpatizador {m} | :: sympathiser |
| simpatizante {adj} | :: sympathetic to |
| simpatizante {mf} | :: sympathizer |
| simpatizar {v} | :: to get on (with someone), take to (someone) |
| simpatizar {v} | :: to sympathize, be sympathetic |
| simpatría {f} | :: sympatry |
| simpátrico {adj} [biology] | :: sympatric |
| simple {adj} | :: simple (uncomplicated) |
| simple {adj} [before the noun] | :: mere, ordinary |
| simple {adj} | :: simple, single (not divided into parts) |
| simple {adj} | :: simple-minded, stupid |
| simple {adj} | :: insipid, flavorless |
| simple {adj} [grammar] | :: simple |
| simple {mf} | :: simpleton, fool |
| simple {mf} [pharmacology, masculine only] | :: simple |
| simpléctico {adj} | :: symplectic |
| simplemente {adv} | :: simply |
| símplex {m} | :: simplex |
| simpleza {f} | :: foolishness |
| simplicidad {f} | :: simplicity |
| simplicísimo {adj} [formal] | :: superlative of simple |
| simplificación {f} | :: simplification |
| simplificado {adj} | :: simplified |
| simplificador {adj} | :: simplifying |
| simplificar {v} | :: to simplify |
| simplísimo {adj} | :: superlative of simple |
| simplismo {m} | :: simplification |
| simplista {adj} | :: simplistic |
| simplón {adj} [colloquial] | :: plain |
| simplón {adj} [colloquial] | :: naive |
| simpodial {adj} | :: sympodial |
| simposio {m} | :: symposium |
| simposium {m} | :: Variant form of simposio |
| simpósium {m} | :: Variant form of simposio |
| simulación {f} | :: simulation |
| simulacro {m} | :: image, simulacrum (especially of someone or something sacred) |
| simulacro {m} | :: idea, fantasy (an idea resulting from fantasy) |
| simulacro {m} | :: imitation, simulation |
| simulacro {m} | :: test |
| simulador {adj} | :: simulating |
| simulador {adj} | :: simulated |
| simulador {m} | :: malingerer |
| simulador {m} | :: simulator |
| simulador {m} | :: pretender |
| simular {v} | :: to feign, to pretend |
| simular {v} | :: to simulate |
| simultáneamente {adv} | :: simultaneously |
| simultanear {v} | :: to do two things at the same time |
| simultaneidad {f} | :: simultaneity |
| simultáneo {adj} | :: simultaneous (occurring or transpiring at the same moment) |
| simún {m} | :: simoom |
| simvastatina {f} | :: simvastatin |
| sin- {prefix} | :: syn- |
| sin {prep} | :: without |
| sinagoga {f} | :: synagogue |
| sinagogal {adj} | :: synagogal |
| Sinaí {prop} {m} [Geography] | :: Sinai |
| sinalefa {f} | :: synalepha |
| Sinaloa {prop} {m} | :: Sinaloa (state) |
| sinaloense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Sinaloa |
| Sinanché {prop} | :: Sinanché (town) |
| Sinanché {prop} | :: Sinanché (municipality) |
| sin ánimo de ofender {phrase} | :: no offense |
| sinapismo {m} | :: mustard plaster, sinapism |
| sinapomorfia {f} | :: synapomorphy |
| sinapomorfía {f} | :: alternative form of sinapomorfia |
| sinápsido {m} | :: synapsid |
| sinapsis {f} [anatomy] | :: synapse |
| sináptico {adj} | :: synaptic |
| sinaptobrevina {f} | :: synaptobrevin |
| sinaptofisina {f} [protein] | :: synaptophysin |
| sin arcada no hay mamada {proverb} [sex, colloquial, vulgar] | :: A blowjob is not good unless it goes deep enough to make the person performing it gag |
| sinartrosis {f} [anatomy] | :: synarthrosis |
| sin atisbo de duda {adv} [idiomatic] | :: without a doubt |
| sincárpico {adj} | :: syncarpic |
| sincebollista {mf} | :: someone who asserts that onion should not be an ingredient in Spanish omelettes |
| sinceramente {adv} | :: sincerely, honestly |
| sincerar {vt} | :: to exculpate |
| sincerar {vr} | :: See sincerarse |
| sincerarse {vr} | :: to come clean, to level with, to open up, to tell the truth |
| sinceridad {f} | :: honesty, sincerity |
| sincerísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sincero |
| sincero {adj} | :: sincere, honest |
| sincho {interj} [Mexico] | :: yeah, yep, yeppers, yup, yuppers |
| sincicial {adj} | :: syncytial |
| sincicio {m} | :: alternative form of sincitio |
| sincitial {adj} | :: syncytial |
| sincitio {m} [cytology] | :: syncytium |
| sinclinal {adj} | :: synclinal |
| sin comentarios {phrase} | :: no comment |
| sin comerlo ni beberlo {adv} [idiom] | :: unwittingly |
| síncopa {f} | :: syncope |
| sincopar {v} | :: to syncopate |
| síncope {m} [pathology] | :: syncope |
| síncope {m} [phonetics] | :: syncope |
| sincrético {adj} | :: syncretic |
| sincretismo {m} | :: syncretism |
| sincretizar {vt} | :: to syncretize |
| sincronía {f} | :: synchrony |
| sincrónicamente {adv} | :: synchronically |
| sincronicidad {f} | :: synchronicity |
| sincrónico {adj} | :: synchronous |
| sincronismo {m} | :: synchronism |
| sincronismo {m} | :: synchronization |
| sincronización {f} | :: synchronization |
| sincronizada {f} | :: A type of quesadilla, when is made with two tortillas (wheat or maize flour made), like a sandwich, and usually one or more ham slices inside |
| sincronizadamente {adv} | :: in sync |
| sincronizado {adj} | :: synchronized |
| sincronizador {adj} | :: synchronizing |
| sincronizador {m} | :: synchronizer |
| sincronizar {vt} | :: to synchronize |
| síncrono {adj} | :: synchronous |
| sincrotrón {m} | :: synchrotron |
| sindarin {m} | :: Sindarin |
| sin demora {adv} | :: immediately, straight away, without delay |
| sindéresis {f} | :: synderesis |
| sindesmofito {m} [medicine] | :: syndesmophyte |
| síndica {f} | :: feminine noun of síndico |
| sindicación {f} | :: unionization |
| sindicación {f} | :: syndication [of a periodical] |
| sindical {adj} | :: syndical |
| sindicalismo {m} | :: syndicalism |
| sindicalista {adj} [attributive] | :: trade-union |
| sindicalista {mf} | :: trades unionist |
| sindicalización {f} | :: unionisation |
| sindicalizar {vt} | :: to unionise |
| sindicalmente {adv} | :: syndically |
| sindicar {vtr} | :: to unionise, syndicate |
| sindicar {vt} [Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Venezuela] | :: to accuse |
| sindicato {m} | :: trade union |
| sindicato {m} | :: labor union |
| sindicato {m} | :: syndicate |
| sindicatura {f} | :: syndicate |
| síndico {m} | :: receiver (person who acts as trustee for a bankrupt) |
| síndico {m} | :: syndic |
| sindonología {f} | :: sindonology (study of the Shroud of Turin) |
| síndrome {m} [pathology, psychology, psychiatry] | :: syndrome |
| síndrome de abstinencia {m} | :: withdrawal syndrome |
| síndrome de Adie {f} [neurology] | :: Adie syndrome |
| síndrome de Aicardi {f} [neurology] | :: Aicardi syndrome |
| síndrome de Alagille {f} | :: Alagille syndrome |
| síndrome de Allan-Herndon-Dudley {f} [neurology] | :: Allan-Herndon-Dudley syndrome |
| síndrome de Angelman {f} [neurology] | :: Angelman syndrome |
| síndrome de Apert {f} [neurology, teratology] | :: Apert syndrome |
| síndrome de Asperger {f} [neurology, psychiatry] | :: Asperger's syndrome |
| síndrome de Down {f} [genetics] | :: Down's syndrome |
| síndrome de Estocolmo {m} [psychology] | :: Stockholm syndrome |
| síndrome de Guillain-Barré {f} [neurology, pathology] | :: Guillain-Barré syndrome |
| síndrome de inmunodeficiencia adquirida {m} [pathology] | :: acquired immune deficiency syndrome |
| síndrome del intestino irritable {f} [pathology] | :: irritable bowel syndrome |
| síndrome del túnel carpiano {f} [neurology, pathology] | :: carpal tunnel syndrome |
| síndrome de Moebius {f} [neurology] | :: Moebius syndrome |
| síndrome de Münchhausen {m} [psychiatry] | :: Münchausen syndrome |
| síndrome de piernas inquietas {m} [pathology] | :: restless legs syndrome |
| síndrome de Tourette {m} [neurology] | :: Tourette's syndrome |
| síndrome premenstrual {f} [anatomy] | :: premenstrual syndrome |
| sindrómico {adj} | :: syndromic |
| sin duda {adv} [idiom] | :: without a doubt |
| sin duda alguna {adv} [idiomatic] | :: without a doubt, certainly |
| sinécdoque {f} [rhetoric] | :: synecdoche, synecdochy |
| sinecismo {m} | :: synoecism |
| sinecura {f} | :: sinecure |
| sin embargo {adv} | :: however, notwithstanding, nevertheless, in spite of, nonetheless |
| Sinemuriano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Sinemurian (subdivision of the Jurassic period) |
| Sinemuriense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Sinemurian (subdivision of the Jurassic period) |
| sinequia {f} | :: synechia |
| sinergia {f} | :: synergy |
| sinergía {f} | :: synergy |
| sinérgicamente {adv} | :: synergistically |
| sinérgico {adj} | :: synergistic |
| sinergismo {m} | :: synergism |
| sinestesia {f} [neurology, psychology] | :: synaesthesia (phenomenon whereby a sensory stimulus triggers a different kind of sensation) |
| sinestesia {f} [narratology] | :: synaesthesia (description of a sensation in the terms of another) |
| sinestésico {adj} | :: synaesthetic |
| sinestética {f} | :: feminine noun of sinestético |
| sinestético {adj} | :: synaesthetic |
| sinestético {m} | :: synaesthete |
| sinfín {m} | :: load; ton; lot |
| sínfisis {f} | :: symphysis |
| sinfonía {f} | :: symphony |
| sinfónicamente {adv} | :: symphonically |
| sinfónico {adj} | :: symphonic |
| sinfonismo {m} | :: The qualities of symphonic music |
| sinfonista {mf} [music] | :: symphonist |
| singani {m} | :: singani |
| Singapur {prop} {mf} | :: Singapur (island/and/city-state) |
| singapurense {adj} | :: Singaporean |
| singapurense {mf} | :: Singaporean |
| singar {v} [Caribbean] | :: to have sex |
| singar {v} [Cuba] | :: to annoy, to be an asshole |
| singar {v} | :: to scull a boat from the stern |
| singladura {f} [nautical] | :: voyage |
| single {m} | :: single (song released) |
| single {mf} | :: single, single person |
| singlete {m} | :: singlet |
| singlista {mf} [sports] | :: singles player |
| singonio {m} | :: Syngonium podophyllum |
| singular {adj} | :: singular |
| singular {adj} | :: odd, peculiar |
| singular {m} | :: singular |
| singularia tantum {m} | :: An uncountable noun |
| singularidad {f} | :: singularity |
| singularidad desnuda {f} | :: naked singularity |
| singularísimo {adj} | :: superlative of singular |
| singularizar {vt} [grammar] | :: to singularize |
| singularizar {vt} | :: to single out |
| singularmente {adv} | :: singularly, particularly |
| singulto {m} | :: hiccup |
| singulto {m} | :: sob |
| sinhogarismo {m} | :: homelessness |
| siniestra {f} | :: left hand |
| siniestrado {adj} | :: injured |
| siniestrado {adj} | :: damaged, wrecked |
| siniestral {adj} [attributive] | :: accident |
| siniestralidad {f} | :: accident rate |
| siniestramente {adv} | :: sinisterly |
| siniestro {adj} | :: left, left-hand (direction) |
| siniestro {adj} | :: sinister |
| siniestro {adj} | :: unhappy |
| siniestro {adj} | :: malicious, evil |
| siniestro {adj} [heraldry] | :: sinister, sinistral |
| siniestro {m} | :: accident, catastrophe, disaster |
| sin ir más lejos {adv} [idiomatic] | :: as a matter of fact; actually |
| sin ir más lejos {adv} [idiomatic] | :: as it happens |
| sinistrorso {adj} | :: counterclockwise, anticlockwise, widdershins |
| sinítico {adj} | :: Sinitic |
| sinker {m} [baseball] | :: sinker |
| sin lugar a dudas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: without a doubt, undoubtedly |
| sin más {adv} [idiom] | :: just like that |
| sin más ni más {adv} [idiom] | :: just like that |
| sin más preámbulos {prep} | :: without further ado, with no further ado |
| sinnúmero {m} | :: huge number; countless number |
| si no {prep} | :: if not |
| si no {prep} | :: otherwise |
| sino {m} | :: destiny, fate, lot |
| sino {conj} | :: but [after a negative clause] (i.e., "but rather", "but only", or "but rather only") |
| sino {conj} | :: except, apart from |
| sino {conj} | :: only, solely |
| sinocoreano {adj} | :: Sino-Korean |
| sinodal {adj} | :: synodal |
| sinódico {adj} | :: synodic |
| sínodo {m} | :: synod |
| sinoestadounidense {adj} | :: Chinese American |
| sinoestadounidense {mf} | :: Chinese American |
| sinograma {m} | :: sinogram, Chinese character |
| sinóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of sinólogo |
| sinólogo {m} | :: sinologist |
| sinon {conj} | :: obsolete spelling of sino |
| sinonimia {f} | :: synonymity |
| sinonimizar {v} | :: to synonymize |
| sinónimo {adj} | :: synonymous |
| sinónimo {m} | :: synonym |
| sinople {adj} [heraldry] | :: vert |
| sínople {m} | :: alternative spelling of sinople |
| sinopsis {f} | :: synopsis |
| sinóptico {adj} | :: synoptic (relating to synopses) |
| si no quieres caldo, taza y media {phrase} | :: it never rains but it pours |
| sinovia {f} | :: synovia |
| sinovial {adj} | :: synovial |
| sinovitis {f} [pathology] | :: synovitis |
| sinpa {m} [colloquial] | :: the act of not paying for something, especially in a restaurant; to dine and dash |
| sin papeles {mf} | :: paperless person |
| sin par {adj} [idiom] | :: one-of-a-kind, unparalleled, peerless, unique |
| sin proponérselo {adv} | :: unintentionally, unwittingly, without meaning to |
| sin querer {adv} [idiom] | :: inadvertently, unintentionally |
| sin querer queriendo {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: accidentally on purpose |
| sinrazón {f} | :: injustice, misdeed |
| sin remedio {adv} | :: irredeemably, necessarily, obligatorily |
| sinsabor {m} | :: chagrin |
| sinsabor {m} | :: trouble, difficulty |
| sinsentido {m} | :: meaninglessness |
| sinsonte {m} [Cuba, Honduras, Mexico] | :: alternative form of cenzontle |
| sintácticamente {adv} | :: syntactically |
| sintáctico {adj} | :: syntactic |
| sintagma {m} [linguistics, syntax] | :: phrase, syntagma |
| sintagma determinante {m} [grammar] | :: determiner phrase |
| sintagma nominal {m} [grammar] | :: noun phrase |
| sintagma preposicional {m} [grammar] | :: prepositional phrase |
| sintagmático {adj} | :: syntagmatic |
| sintagma verbal {m} [grammar] | :: verb phrase |
| sin tardanza {adv} | :: with no further ado |
| sintasa {f} [enzyme] | :: synthase |
| sintaxina {f} | :: syntaxin |
| sintaxis {f} | :: syntax |
| sin techo {mf} [idiom] | :: homeless person |
| sintecho {m} | :: homeless person |
| sinterización {f} | :: sintering |
| sinterizar {vt} [chemistry] | :: to sinter |
| síntesis {f} | :: synthesis |
| síntesis {f} | :: summary |
| sintetasa {f} [enzyme] | :: synthetase |
| sintéticamente {adv} | :: synthetically |
| sintético {adj} | :: synthetic |
| sintetismo {m} | :: synthesis anarchism; synthesism |
| sintetización {f} | :: synthesizing |
| sintetizador {m} | :: synthesiser |
| sintetizar {v} | :: to synthesize |
| sintiencia {f} | :: sentience |
| sintiente {adj} | :: sentient |
| sintipo {m} | :: syntype |
| sintoísmo {m} | :: Shinto (religion) |
| sintoísta {adj} | :: Shintoist |
| sintoísta {mf} | :: Shintoist |
| síntoma {m} | :: symptom |
| sintomáticamente {adv} | :: symptomatically |
| sintomático {adj} | :: symptomatic |
| sintomatología {f} | :: symptomatology |
| sintón {m} [chemistry] | :: synthon |
| sintonía {f} | :: syntony |
| sintonía {f} | :: tuning |
| sintonía {f} | :: jingle |
| sintonizable {adj} | :: tunable |
| sintonización {f} [music] | :: tuning |
| sintonizador {adj} [attributive] | :: tuning |
| sintonizador {m} | :: tuner (TV or radio) |
| sintonizar {v} | :: to tune in [radio or TV] |
| sin ton ni son {adv} [idiom] | :: anyhow; haphazardly; without rhyme or reason |
| sinuado {adj} | :: sinuate |
| sinuosamente {adv} | :: sinuously |
| sinuosidad {f} | :: windiness, sinuosity |
| sinuoso {adj} | :: windy, winding |
| sinuplastia {f} [surgery] | :: sinuplasty |
| sinusal {adj} | :: sinus |
| sinusitis {f} [disease] | :: sinusitis |
| sinusoidal {adj} | :: sinusoidal |
| sinusoide {m} | :: sine wave |
| sinusoide {m} | :: sinusoid |
| sin venir a cuento {adv} [idiomatic] | :: for no reason whatever; for the sake of it |
| sinvergonzón {m} | :: augmentative of sinvergüenza |
| sinvergonzonería {f} [colloquial] | :: impudence, shamelessness |
| sinvergüencería {f} [colloquial] | :: impudence, shamelessness |
| sinvergüenza {mf} | :: scoundrel |
| sinvergüenza {f} [Costa Rica] | :: shamelessness |
| sinvergüenzada {f} | :: shamelessness |
| sinvergüenzura {mf} | :: an act of shamelessness or acted by a sinvergüenza |
| Sion {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Zion |
| Sión {prop} [Christianity] | :: Zion |
| sionismo {m} | :: Zionism |
| sionista {mf} | :: Zionist |
| siore {m} [baseball] | :: shortstop |
| sí o sí {adv} [idiomatic] | :: definitely, no matter what |
| sioux {mf} | :: Sioux |
| sioux {prop} {m} | :: the Sioux language |
| sioux {adj} | :: Sioux |
| sip {interj} [colloquial, neologism] | :: yep, yeah, uh-huh |
| síp {interj} [colloquial] | :: Yup or yep |
| sipi {interj} | :: yep, yup |
| sipuncúlido {m} [zoology] | :: sipunculid |
| sipúnculo {m} [zoology] | :: sipunculan |
| siquiatra {mf} | :: alternative spelling of psiquiatra |
| siquiatría {f} | :: alternative spelling of psiquiatría |
| siquiátrico {adj} | :: synonym of psiquiátrico |
| síquico {adj} | :: alternative spelling of psíquico |
| siquiera {adv} | :: at least, at the least |
| siquiera {adv} | :: (when used in the negative) even |
| siquiera {conj} | :: if only |
| si quieres conocer a Agapito, dale un puestito {proverb} | :: If you want to know what someone is like, give them power |
| siracusana {f} | :: feminine noun of siracusano |
| siracusano {adj} | :: Syracusan |
| siracusano {m} | :: Syracusan |
| sirena {f} | :: siren (device) |
| sirena {f} | :: mermaid |
| sirénido {m} | :: sea cow |
| sirenio {m} | :: sea cow; sirenian |
| sirenismo {m} | :: mermaiding |
| sirenita {f} | :: diminutive of sirena |
| sírfido {m} | :: hoverfly |
| sirga {f} | :: towrope |
| sirgar {vt} [nautical] | :: to tow |
| siria {f} | :: feminine noun of sirio |
| Siria {prop} {f} | :: Syria |
| siríaco {adj} | :: Syriac |
| siríaco {m} | :: Syriac |
| sirimiri {m} [Spain] | :: drizzle (light rain) |
| sirindanga {f} [El Salvador, Honduras, colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| siringe {f} | :: syrinx |
| siringomielia {f} [medicine] | :: syringomyelia |
| sirio {adj} | :: Syrian |
| sirio {m} | :: Syrian (A person from Syria or of Syrian descent) |
| Sirio {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Sirius (star) |
| siriómetro {m} | :: siriometer |
| sirionó {adj} | :: Sirionó |
| sirionó {mf} | :: Sirionó |
| sirirí {m} | :: whistling duck |
| siroco {m} | :: sirocco |
| sirope {m} | :: syrup |
| sirsasana {f} [yoga] | :: shirshasana |
| sirte {f} | :: A sandy reef that hinders the floating of ships |
| sirtuina {f} [enzyme] | :: sirtuin |
| sirvienta {f} | :: maid, (female) servant |
| sirviente {mf} | :: servant |
| sisa {f} | :: armhole (in clothing) |
| sisal {m} | :: sisal |
| sisar {v} | :: to filch, steal in small quantities |
| sisear {v} | :: to hiss |
| siseo {m} | :: sss, hiss, hissing |
| Sísifo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Sisyphus (king doomed to roll a boulder up a hill in Hades) |
| sísmicamente {adv} | :: seismically |
| sismicidad {f} | :: seismic activity |
| sísmico {adj} | :: seismic (relating to earthquakes) |
| sismo {m} | :: earthquake |
| sismogénico {adj} | :: seismogenic |
| sismógrafo {m} | :: seismograph, seismometer |
| sismológa {f} | :: feminine noun of sismológo |
| sismóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of sismólogo |
| sismología {f} | :: seismology |
| sismológico {adj} | :: seismologic |
| sismológo {m} | :: seismologist |
| sismólogo {m} | :: seismologist |
| sismómetro {m} | :: seismograph, seismometer |
| sismorresistente {adj} | :: earthquake resistant |
| sisón {m} | :: bustard |
| Sistán {prop} | :: Sistan |
| sistema {m} | :: system |
| sistema {m} | :: scheme (a systematic plan of future action; also, a group of independent but interrelated elements comprising a unified whole) |
| sistema {m} | :: regime, system (political) |
| sistema de alimentación ininterrumpido {m} | :: uninterruptible power supply |
| sistema de posicionamiento global {m} [cartography] | :: Global Positioning System, GPS |
| sistema digestivo {m} [anatomy] | :: digestive system |
| sistema inmunitario {m} [anatomy] | :: immune system |
| Sistema Internacional de Unidades {prop} {m} | :: International System of Units |
| sistema límbico {m} | :: limbic system |
| sistema linfático {m} | :: lymphatic system |
| sistema nervioso {m} | :: nervous system |
| sistema operativo {m} | :: operating system |
| sistema planetario {m} | :: planetary system |
| sistema solar {m} [astronomy] | :: Solar System |
| sistemática {f} | :: systematics |
| sistemáticamente {adv} | :: systematically |
| sistematicidad {f} | :: systematicity |
| sistemático {adj} | :: systematic |
| sistematización {f} | :: systematization |
| sistematizadamente {adv} | :: systematically |
| sistematizador {adj} | :: systemising |
| sistematizador {m} | :: systemizer |
| sistematizar {v} | :: to systematize |
| sistémico {adj} | :: systemic |
| sistemismo {m} | :: systemism |
| sistemizador {m} | :: systemizer |
| sístole {f} | :: systole |
| sistólico {adj} | :: systolic |
| sistro {m} [musical instruments] | :: sistrum |
| sitar {m} [musical instruments] | :: sitar (Indian string instrument) |
| sitcom {m} | :: sitcom |
| si te he visto no me acuerdo {phrase} | :: A phrase used to imply someone going back on their word |
| sitiador {adj} | :: besieging |
| sitiador {m} | :: besieger |
| sitial {m} | :: seat (of honour) |
| sitiar {v} | :: to besiege |
| sitio {m} | :: site, place |
| sitio {m} | :: siege |
| sitio web {m} | :: web site |
| sito {adj} [formal] | :: located, situated |
| sitofobia {f} | :: sitophobia |
| situación {f} | :: situation, scenario, picture |
| situación {f} | :: position (based on circumstance or the effect of another's actions) |
| situación {f} | :: status, state of affairs, condition |
| situación {f} | :: location |
| situacional {adj} | :: situational |
| situacionista {adj} | :: situationist |
| situacionista {mf} | :: situationist |
| situado {adj} | :: located, situated, sited |
| situado {adj} | :: nestled |
| situado {adj} | :: set (e.g. a novel, play or film) |
| situado {adj} | :: placed, positioned |
| situar {v} | :: to situate, to place, to put, to position |
| situar {v} | :: to invest money |
| situar {v} | :: to locate (often on a map, chart, diagram or drawing of some sort) |
| situar {v} [architecture] | :: to site |
| situar {vr} | :: to be set (e.g. a novel or film) |
| situar {vr} | :: to position oneself (physically in a location) |
| situar {vr} | :: to be placed, to be located, to be situated |
| situar {vr} | :: to reach (a certain level in quantity or percentage) |
| situarse {v} | :: to situate or place oneself |
| siútico {adj} [Chile] | :: snobby |
| siútico {adj} [Chile] | :: weird |
| siútico {m} [Chile] | :: arriviste |
| siútico {m} [Chile] | :: snob |
| siwi {m} | :: Siwi |
| sixtino {adj} | :: Sistine |
| sixtoclementino {adj} | :: Sixto-Clementine |
| sí y no {phrase} | :: yes and no (when answering a yes-no question, implies that the answer is relative and may be both yes and no) |
| sí y no {phrase} | :: See: es si y no |
| si yo te contara {phrase} | :: don't get me started |
| si y solo si {conj} | :: if and only if |
| ska {m} | :: ska |
| skate {m} | :: skating, skateboarding |
| skateboard {m} | :: skateboard |
| skatebord {m} | :: skateboard |
| skater {m} | :: skater, skateboarder |
| skate roller {m} | :: roller skates |
| sketch {m} | :: sketch (short comic work) |
| skimboard {m} | :: skimboarding |
| skinhead {mf} | :: skinhead |
| Skopie {prop} | :: Skopie (capital city) |
| skopiote {adj} | :: Skopjan (of or pertaining to Skopje, North Macedonia) |
| skopiote {mf} | :: Skopjan (native or resident of Skopje, North Macedonia) |
| skúa {m} | :: great skua, Stercorarius skua/Catharacta skua |
| skyline {m} | :: skyline |
| SL {prop} | :: abbreviation of San Luis Potosí (Mexican state) |
| slackline {m} | :: slackline |
| slap {m} [Peru] | :: flip-flop, thong [Australia], jandal [New Zealand] |
| slapstick {m} | :: slapstick |
| slash {m} [punctuation] | :: slash |
| slasher {m} | :: slasher (horror subgenre) |
| slider {m} [baseball] | :: slider |
| slip {m} | :: briefs, pants, men's underwear |
| slip {m} | :: knickers, panties [less usual meaning] |
| slogan {m} | :: slogan |
| slowcore {m} | :: slowcore |
| slugger {m} [baseball] | :: slugger |
| slugging {m} [baseball] | :: slugging |
| slump {m} | :: slump (decline) |
| smart {adj} | :: smart (with smart technology) |
| smarthphone {m} | :: alternative spelling of smartphone |
| smartphone {m} | :: smartphone |
| smartwatch {m} | :: smartwatch |
| Smirnoff {prop} | :: surname |
| smithiano {adj} | :: Smithian |
| smog {m} | :: smog |
| smoking {m} | :: obsolete spelling of esmoquin |
| Smolensk {prop} {m} | :: Smolensk (oblast) |
| Smolensk {prop} {m} | :: Smolensk (city/administrative center) |
| smoothie {m} | :: smoothie (beverage) |
| sms {m} | :: SMS, text |
| s/n {adj} | :: abbreviation of sin número (used in postal addresses) |
| s/n {adj} | :: abbreviation of sin nombre |
| SN {n} [grammar, syntax] | :: abbreviation of sintagma nominal |
| snack {m} | :: snack |
| snackbar {m} | :: snack bar |
| snap {m} | :: snap (photograph) |
| sneaker {m} | :: sneaker |
| snif {interj} | :: boo hoo |
| snobismo {m} | :: snobbery |
| snocross {m} | :: snocross |
| snorkel {m} | :: snorkel |
| snorkel {m} | :: snorkelling |
| snow {m} | :: snowboarding |
| snowboard {m} | :: snowboarding |
| snowboarder {mf} | :: snowboarder |
| snowcross {m} | :: snocross |
| snuff {m} | :: snuff (film of death) |
| so- {prefix} | :: sub- |
| so {prep} [archaic] | :: under |
| so {pron} | :: you [emphatic, derogatory] |
| so {interj} [US Spanish, Puerto Rico, El Salvador] | :: so |
| so {interj} | :: whoa! |
| SO {prop} | :: abbreviation of Sonora (Mexican state) |
| sobaco {m} [anatomy] | :: armpit |
| sobadito {m} | :: diminutive of sobado |
| sobado {m} | :: A type of butter cake |
| sobajar {vt} | :: alternative form of sobajear |
| sobajar {vt} [Mexico] | :: synonym of humillar |
| sobaquera {f} [clothing] | :: armhole [of a garment] |
| sobaquera {f} [clothing] | :: armhole reinforcement |
| sobaquera {f} [clothing] | :: underarm shield [to protect clothing against sweat] |
| sobaquera {f} [food] | :: large tortilla made of wheat flour and water |
| sobaquina {f} | :: body odour; BO (from the armpits) |
| sobar {v} | :: to knead |
| sobar {v} | :: to hit or strike punishingly |
| sobar {v} | :: to fondle; feel up; grope |
| soberana {f} | :: feminine noun of soberano |
| soberanamente {adv} | :: regally, royally (in a regal manner) |
| soberanamente {adv} | :: majorly; royally (a lot) |
| soberanía {f} | :: sovereignty |
| soberanismo {m} | :: sovereignism |
| soberanista {adj} | :: sovereigntist |
| soberanista {mf} | :: sovereigntist |
| soberano {adj} | :: sovereign |
| soberano {m} | :: sovereign |
| Soberano {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| soberbia {f} | :: haughtiness |
| soberbia {f} | :: arrogance |
| soberbiamente {adv} | :: haughtily; arrogantly |
| soberbio {adj} | :: haughty |
| soberbio {adj} | :: arrogant |
| soberbio {adj} | :: angry |
| soberbioso {adj} | :: haughty |
| sobornar {v} | :: to bribe |
| sobornar {v} [formal] | :: to suborn |
| soborno {m} | :: bribery |
| soborno {m} | :: bribe |
| soborno {m} [formal] | :: subornation |
| sobra {f} | :: surplus, excess, extra |
| sobra {f} [in the plural] | :: leftovers, leavings |
| sobra {f} | :: rubbish, trash |
| sobradamente {adv} | :: too much, excessively, overly |
| sobradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sobrado |
| sobrante {adj} | :: superfluous, surplus |
| sobrar {v} | :: to be superfluous; to be left over or extra |
| sobrasada {f} | :: sobrassada |
| sobre- {prefix} | :: over- |
| sobre {prep} | :: over, above, on, upon, atop |
| sobre {prep} | :: about |
| sobre {m} | :: envelope |
| sobreabastecimiento {m} | :: oversupply |
| sobreabundancia {f} | :: overabundance |
| sobreabundante {adj} | :: overabundant; all over the place |
| sobreactuación {f} | :: overacting |
| sobreactuar {vi} | :: to overact, ham it up |
| sobreacumulación {f} | :: overaccumulation |
| sobreaforo {m} | :: overcrowding |
| sobreagudo {adj} [music] | :: high (to describe a note at the top of a singer's tessitura) |
| sobrealimentación {f} | :: overfeeding |
| sobrealimentado {adj} | :: overfed |
| sobrealimentador {adj} | :: supercharging; that supercharges |
| sobrealimentador {m} | :: supercharger |
| sobrealimentar {vt} | :: to overfeed |
| sobreasar {v} | :: To re-roast |
| sobrebarriga {f} [beef] | :: A beef bavette, a flank steak |
| sobrecalentamiento {m} | :: overheating |
| sobrecalentar {vt} | :: to overheat |
| sobrecalificado {adj} | :: overqualified |
| sobrecama {f} | :: coverlet, bedspread |
| sobrecama {f} | :: blanket |
| sobrecapacidad {f} | :: overcapacity, excess capacity |
| sobrecarga {f} | :: overload |
| sobrecargado {adj} | :: overloaded |
| sobrecargar {vt} | :: to overload |
| sobrecargo {m} | :: overcharge |
| sobrecargo {m} | :: overbearing |
| sobrecejo {m} | :: frown |
| sobreceño {m} | :: frown |
| sobrecito {m} | :: diminutive of sobre |
| sobrecocción {f} | :: overcooking |
| sobrecogedor {adj} | :: shocking; horrific |
| sobrecogedor {adj} | :: impressive; awesome |
| sobrecoger {v} | :: to surprise, catch in the act |
| sobrecoger {v} | :: to overwhelm |
| sobrecoger {v} | :: to scare, to appall |
| sobrecogimiento {m} | :: fright |
| sobrecomisión {f} | :: override |
| sobreconsumir {vt} | :: to overconsume |
| sobreconsumo {m} | :: overconsumption |
| sobrecoste {m} | :: extra charge |
| sobrecosto {m} | :: cost overrun |
| sobrecrecimiento {m} | :: overgrowth |
| sobrecriminalización {f} | :: overcriminalisation |
| sobrecualificación {f} | :: overqualification |
| sobrecualificado {adj} | :: overqualified |
| sobrecubierta {f} | :: dust jacket |
| sobrecumplimiento {m} | :: overachievement |
| sobrecumplir {v} | :: to overachieve |
| sobrecupo {m} | :: overbooking; having too many people on board |
| sobredemandar {v} | :: to over-demand |
| sobre de primer día {m} | :: first day cover |
| sobredeterminar {v} | :: to overdetermine |
| sobredicho {adj} | :: said before, said previously |
| sobredimensión {f} | :: excessive size |
| sobredimensionamiento {m} | :: oversizing |
| sobredimensionar {vt} | :: to overblow, exaggerate the significance of |
| sobredorar {vt} | :: to gild (cover with gold) |
| sobredosificación {f} | :: overdosage |
| sobredosificar {v} | :: to overdose |
| sobredosis {f} | :: overdose |
| sobredotado {adj} | :: super-gifted |
| sobreedad {f} | :: attendance in school of pupils who are older than the others |
| sobreelevación {f} | :: overelevation |
| sobreelevado {adj} | :: raised; high |
| sobreendeudamiento {m} | :: excessive debt |
| sobreentender {vt} | :: to understand [something not implicitly stated] |
| sobreescribir {v} | :: to overwrite |
| sobreesdrújula {f} | :: alternative form of sobresdrújula |
| sobreesdrújulo {adj} | :: alternative form of sobresdrújulo |
| sobreesfuerzo {m} | :: excessive effort |
| sobreestimación {f} | :: overestimate |
| sobreestimar {vt} | :: to overvalue, overestimate |
| sobreestimulación {f} | :: overstimulation |
| sobreestimular {v} | :: to overstimulate |
| sobreexcitación {f} | :: overexcitement |
| sobreexcitar {vt} | :: alternative spelling of sobrexcitar |
| sobreexplotación {f} | :: overexploitation |
| sobreexplotar {vt} | :: overexploit, overuse [especially a natural resource] |
| sobreexplotar {vt} | :: overwork |
| sobreexposición {f} | :: overexposure |
| sobreexpresar {v} | :: to overexpress |
| sobreexpresión {f} | :: overexpression |
| sobrefacturación {f} | :: overbilling |
| sobrefaz {f} | :: surface, outside |
| sobrefinanciación {f} | :: overfunding |
| sobregirar {vt} | :: to overdraw |
| sobregiro {m} [banking] | :: overdraft |
| sobregrabación {f} | :: overdub |
| sobregrabar {v} | :: to overdub |
| sobre gustos no hay nada escrito {proverb} | :: there's no accounting for taste |
| sobrehuipil {m} | :: A cloak worn over a huipil |
| sobrehumanamente {adv} | :: superhumanly |
| sobrehumano {adj} | :: superhuman |
| sobreimpresión {f} [cinematography, photography, printing] | :: overprint |
| sobreimpreso {adj} | :: superimposed |
| sobreimprimir {v} | :: to overprint |
| sobreinfección {f} | :: superinfection |
| sobreinfectar {v} | :: to superinfect |
| sobreinterpretación {f} | :: overinterpretation |
| sobrejalma {f} | :: additional piece of saddlecloth put on top |
| sobre la marcha {adv} [idiom] | :: on the fly; as one goes along |
| sobrellenar {v} | :: to overfill |
| sobrellevar {vt} | :: to endure, bear |
| sobremanera {adv} | :: greatly, exceedingly, highly, to no end |
| sobremarcha {f} [mechanics] | :: overdrive |
| sobremedicar {vt} | :: to overmedicate |
| sobremesa {f} | :: tablecloth |
| sobremesa {f} | :: time spent at the table after eating |
| sobremesa {f} [computing] | :: desktop |
| sobremesa {f} [obsolete] | :: dessert |
| sobremontado {adj} [heraldry] | :: surmounted |
| sobremordida {f} [dentistry] | :: overbite |
| sobremortalidad {f} | :: excessive death rate |
| sobremuestreo {m} | :: oversampling |
| sobrenadante {adj} | :: supernatant |
| sobrenadar {vi} | :: to float |
| sobrenatural {adj} | :: supernatural |
| sobrenaturalmente {adv} | :: supernaturally |
| sobrenombre {m} | :: nickname, sobriquet |
| sobrentender {vt} | :: alternative form of sobreentender |
| sobrenutrición {f} | :: overnutrition |
| sobreoferta {f} | :: surplus |
| sobreoptimismo {m} | :: overoptimism |
| sobreoxigenado {adj} | :: overoxygenated |
| sobrepagado {adj} | :: overpaid |
| sobrepantalón {m} | :: overtrousers |
| sobrepasar {v} | :: to surpass |
| sobrepastoreo {m} | :: overgrazing |
| sobrepelliz {f} | :: surplice |
| sobrepesca {f} | :: overfishing |
| sobrepeso {m} | :: overweight |
| sobrepique {m} [football] | :: tap-in |
| sobrepiso {m} | :: overlay |
| sobrepoblación {f} | :: overpopulation |
| sobrepoblado {adj} | :: overpopulated |
| sobrepoblar {vt} | :: to overpopulate |
| sobreponderación {f} | :: overweight; excessive weighting |
| sobreponer {v} | :: to superimpose |
| sobreponerse {vp} | :: reflexive of sobreponer, to defy something, flout something, overcome |
| sobreposición {f} | :: overlay |
| sobreprecio {m} | :: increase in price |
| sobreprecio {m} | :: surcharge |
| sobrepremio {m} | :: jackpot |
| sobrepremio {m} | :: main prize |
| sobrepresión {f} | :: overpressure |
| sobreproducción {f} | :: overproduction |
| sobreprotección {f} | :: overprotection |
| sobreprotector {adj} | :: overprotective |
| sobreproteger {v} | :: to overprotect |
| sobrepuerta {f} | :: lintel |
| sobrepuesto {m} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: austral negrito |
| sobrepujar {vt} | :: to overcome; to surpass; to get over |
| sobrepujar {vt} | :: to outbid |
| sobrequilla {m} [nautical] | :: keelson |
| sobrera {f} | :: feminine noun of sobrero |
| sobrero {m} [Salamanca] | :: synonym of alcornoque |
| sobrero {m} [bullfighting] | :: reserve bull |
| sobrerreacción {f} | :: overreaction |
| sobrerreaccionar {v} | :: to overreact |
| sobrerregulación {f} | :: overregulation |
| sobrerrepresentación {f} | :: overrepresentation |
| sobrerrepresentado {adj} | :: overrepresented |
| sobrerrepresentar {v} | :: to overrepresent |
| sobrerropa {f} | :: overalls |
| sobrerropa {f} | :: overcoat |
| sobre ruedas {adv} [idiom, of a project or activity] | :: well, smoothly; swimmingly |
| sobreruedas {m} [Mexico] | :: flea market |
| sobresaliente {adj} | :: outstanding |
| sobresalientemente {adv} | :: fantastically, wonderfully |
| sobresalir {vi} | :: to stick out (extend beyond) |
| sobresalir {vi} | :: to stick out (be prominent or noticeable) |
| sobresalir {vi} | :: to stand out |
| sobresaltar {v} | :: to spook, flinch, startle, shock |
| sobresaltar {vr} | :: to jump |
| sobresalto {m} | :: jolt |
| sobresalto {m} | :: scare, fright, tizzy |
| sobresaturación {f} | :: oversaturation |
| sobresaturado {adj} | :: oversaturated |
| sobresaturar {vt} | :: to oversaturate |
| sobrescribir {vt} | :: to overwrite |
| sobresdrújula {f} [phonology] | :: A word with stress or an acute accent in any position before the antepenultimate syllable |
| sobresdrújulo {adj} [phonology] | :: Pertaining to a word with stress or an acute accent in any position before the antepenultimate syllable |
| sobreseer {vi} | :: to stay, to prolong |
| sobreseer {vi} [legal] | :: to dismiss a case or motion |
| sobreseimiento {m} [law] | :: nolle prosequi, dismissal |
| sobresfuerzo {m} | :: overexertion |
| sobrestadía {f} | :: demurrage |
| sobrestante {mf} | :: foreman; foreperson |
| sobrestimación {f} | :: overestimation |
| sobrestimar {v} | :: alternative form of sobreestimar |
| sobresueldo {m} | :: bonus, allowance, extra pay |
| sobretasa {f} | :: surcharge |
| sobretensión {f} [electricity] | :: surge |
| sobre todo {adv} | :: especially |
| sobretodo {m} | :: overalls |
| sobretono {m} | :: overtone |
| sobretrabajo {m} | :: overworking; excessive work or working hours |
| sobretratamiento {m} [medicine] | :: overtreatment |
| sobreturismo {m} | :: overtourism |
| sobreuso {m} | :: overuse |
| sobrevaloración {m} | :: overvaluation |
| sobrevalorado {adj} | :: overrated |
| sobrevalorar {vt} | :: to overrate, overvalue |
| sobrevaluación {f} | :: overvaluing |
| sobrevaluado {adj} | :: overrated, overvalued |
| sobrevender {vt} | :: to oversell |
| sobrevendir {v} | :: alternative form of sobrevender |
| sobrevenir {vi} | :: to come up, arise, come forth, be brought about |
| sobreventa {f} | :: overbooking; overselling |
| sobrevida {f} [medical] | :: survival |
| sobreviraje {m} | :: oversteering |
| sobrevirar {v} | :: to oversteer |
| sobrevivencia {f} | :: alternative form of supervivencia |
| sobreviviente {adj} | :: surviving |
| sobreviviente {m} | :: survivor |
| sobrevivir {vi} | :: to survive |
| sobrevolar {vt} | :: to fly over |
| sobrevoltaje {m} | :: overvoltage |
| sobrevuelo {m} | :: flyby |
| sobrevuelo {m} | :: overfly |
| sobrexplotación {f} | :: overexploitation |
| sobrexposición {f} | :: overexhibition |
| sobreyectivo {adj} | :: surjective |
| sobri {f} | :: short for sobrina |
| sobri {m} | :: short for sobrino |
| sobriamente {adv} | :: soberly, moderately, temperately |
| sobriamente {adv} | :: concisely |
| sobriedad {f} | :: sobriety, temperance |
| sobrina {f} | :: female equivalent of sobrino |
| sobrina bisnieta {f} | :: great-grandniece |
| sobrina nieta {f} | :: grandniece |
| sobrina segunda {f} | :: first cousin once removed (one's cousin's daughter) |
| sobrinastra {f} | :: feminine noun of sobrinastro; stepniece |
| sobrinastro {m} | :: stepnephew |
| sobrina tercera {f} | :: second cousin once removed (daughter of one's second cousin) |
| sobrinillo {m} | :: diminutive of sobrino |
| sobrinita {f} | :: feminine noun of sobrinito |
| sobrinito {m} | :: diminutive of sobrino |
| sobrino {m} | :: nephew |
| sobrino {m} | :: nibling |
| sobrino bisnieto {m} | :: great-grandnephew |
| sobrino nieto {m} | :: grandnephew |
| sobrino segundo {m} | :: first cousin once removed (one's cousin's son/child) |
| sobrino tercero {m} | :: second cousin once removed (son / child of one's second cousin) |
| sobrio {adj} | :: sober (not drunk) |
| sobrio {adj} | :: moderate |
| soca {f} | :: soca |
| socado {adj} | :: drunk |
| socaliña {f} | :: swindle, deception (trick or strategy to take away something from someone) |
| socarrar {v} | :: to singe; burn |
| socarrat {m} [cooking] | :: The layer of toasted rice at the bottom of a paella |
| socarro {adj} [archaic] | :: mocking, snide, sarcastic |
| socarrón {adj} | :: mocking, snide, sarcastic |
| socarronamente {adv} | :: surlily |
| socarronería {f} | :: irony, snideness |
| socavación {f} | :: undermining (erosion under a structure caused by water) |
| socavamiento {m} | :: undermining |
| socavar {v} | :: to undermine |
| socavar {v} | :: to burrow |
| socavón {m} | :: hole, hollow |
| Sochi {prop} {m} | :: Sochi (city) |
| socia {f} | :: member |
| socia {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: whore, hooker |
| sociabilidad {f} | :: sociability |
| sociabilización {f} | :: socialization |
| sociabilizar {vt} | :: to socialize, teach about being sociable |
| sociable {adj} | :: sociable |
| social {adj} | :: social |
| socialcristiana {f} | :: Christian Socialist |
| socialcristiano {m} | :: Christian Socialist |
| socialdemocracia {f} | :: social democracy |
| socialdemócrata {adj} | :: social democrat |
| socialdemócrata {mf} | :: social democrat |
| socialidad {f} | :: sociality |
| socialismo {m} | :: socialism |
| socialismo democrático {m} | :: democratic socialism |
| socialista {adj} | :: socialist |
| socialista {adj} [politics, Spain] | :: Pertaining to PSOE (Partido Socialista Obrero Español), a Spanish political party |
| socialista {mf} | :: socialist |
| socialista {mf} [politics, Spain] | :: A member or supporter of PSOE (Partido Socialista Obrero Español), a Spanish political party |
| socialite {mf} | :: socialite |
| socialité {f} | :: socialite; It girl |
| socialización {f} | :: socialization (the process of learning how to live in a way acceptable to one's own society, said especially about children) |
| socialización {f} | :: socialization (the act of interacting with others, of being social) |
| socialización {f} | :: socialization, nationalization (act of making private assets public) |
| socializador {adj} | :: socializing |
| socializante {adj} | :: socialist-leaning |
| socializar {v} | :: to socialize (to interact socially with) |
| socializar {v} | :: to socialize, nationalize (to make a private company part of the government) |
| socialmente {adv} | :: socially |
| socialrevolucionario {m} | :: socialist revolutionary |
| sociata {adj} [pejorative] | :: socialist |
| sociata {mf} [pejorative] | :: socialist |
| sociedad {f} | :: society, social order, community |
| sociedad {f} | :: high society |
| sociedad {f} | :: company, firm, corporation |
| sociedad {f} | :: association, partnership |
| sociedad anónima {f} | :: public limited company |
| Sociedad de Naciones {prop} {f} | :: League of Nations (international organization) |
| societal {adj} | :: societal |
| societario {adj} | :: societal |
| societario {adj} [attributive] | :: corporate, corporation |
| socimi {f} | :: real estate investment trust |
| socio- {prefix} | :: socio- |
| socio {m} | :: partner |
| socio {m} | :: member |
| socio {m} [colloquial] | :: buddy, mate |
| socioadministrativo {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to social administration |
| socioafectivo {adj} | :: social and health |
| socioambiental {adj} | :: socioenvironmental |
| sociobióloga {f} | :: feminine noun of sociobiólogo |
| sociobiología {f} | :: sociobiology |
| sociobiólogo {m} | :: sociobiologist |
| sociocultural {adj} | :: sociocultural |
| sociodemográfico {adj} | :: sociodemographic |
| socioeconomía {f} | :: socioeconomics |
| socioeconómicamente {adv} | :: socioeconomically |
| socioeconómico {adj} | :: socioeconomic |
| socioeducativo {adj} | :: socio-educational |
| socioemocional {adj} | :: socioemotional |
| socioespacial {adj} | :: sociospatial |
| sociohistórico {adj} | :: sociohistorical |
| sociolaboral {adj} | :: socio-occupational |
| sociolecto {m} | :: sociolect |
| socioliberal {adj} | :: social liberal |
| socioliberalismo {m} | :: social liberalism |
| sociolingüista {mf} | :: sociolinguist |
| sociolingüística {f} | :: sociolinguistics |
| sociolingüístico {adj} | :: sociolinguistic |
| socióloga {f} | :: feminine noun of sociólogo |
| sociología {f} | :: sociology |
| sociológicamente {adv} | :: sociologically |
| sociológico {adj} | :: sociological |
| sociólogo {m} | :: sociologist (scientist studying the field of sociology) |
| sociópata {mf} | :: sociopath |
| sociopatía {f} | :: sociopathy |
| sociopenal {adj} | :: of or pertaining to social work with prisoners |
| sociopolítico {adj} | :: socio-political |
| socioproductivo {adj} | :: of or relating to social production |
| sociorracial {adj} | :: socioracial |
| sociosanitario {adj} | :: public health (attributive) |
| sociotecnológica {f} | :: sociotechnology |
| sociovergente {mf} | :: A member of the elite who control present-day Catalonia |
| sociovergente {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the elite who have most of the power over Catalonia |
| socollón {m} [Costa Rica] | :: Violent shaking, earthquake, or upheaval |
| so color de {prep} | :: under the pretext/guise of |
| soconostle {m} | :: alternative form of xoconostle |
| socorrer {v} | :: to assist, to help, to succor, to aid |
| socorrer {v} | :: to pay on account |
| socorrismo {m} | :: life-saving |
| socorrista {mf} | :: lifeguard |
| socorrista {mf} | :: lifesaver |
| socorrista {mf} | :: bathkeeper, bath attendant, pool supervisor, swimming pool attendant, lifesaver |
| socorro {interj} | :: help!, mayday! |
| socorro {m} | :: relief (provision) |
| socorro {m} | :: help, aid |
| socoyote {m} | :: alternative form of xocoyote |
| Sócrates {prop} {m} | :: Socrates |
| Sócrates {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| socráticamente {adv} | :: Socratically |
| socrático {adj} | :: Socratic |
| soda {f} | :: soda (soft drink) |
| soda {f} | :: soda (sodium hydroxide) |
| soda {f} [Costa Rica, Panama, rarely in United States] | :: cheap, casual restaurant |
| sodalita {f} | :: sodalite |
| sodálite {mf} | :: Sodalit |
| sodera {f} | :: feminine noun of sodero |
| sodero {m} [Argentina] | :: soda-bottle seller or distributor |
| sódico {adj} | :: sodium |
| sodio {m} | :: sodium |
| Sodoma {prop} {f} | :: Sodoma (<<ancient>> Biblical <<city>> in <<r/Canaan>>, destroyed due to its sinfulness) |
| sodomía {f} | :: sodomy |
| sodomita {mf} | :: Sodomite |
| sodomita {m} | :: sodomite |
| sodomización {f} | :: sodomization |
| sodomizar {v} | :: to sodomize |
| soez {adj} | :: coarse, vulgar |
| sofá {m} | :: sofa, couch |
| Sofía {prop} {f} | :: Sofía (capital city) |
| Sofía {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sofisma {f} [philosophy] | :: sophism |
| sofista {mf} [philosophy] | :: sophist |
| sofisticación {f} | :: sophistication |
| sofisticadamente {adv} | :: sophisticatedly |
| sofisticadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sofisticado |
| sofisticado {adj} | :: sophisticated |
| sofísticamente {adv} | :: sophistically |
| sofisticar {vt} | :: to sophisticate |
| sofístico {adj} | :: of refined subtlety |
| sofito {m} [architecture] | :: soffit |
| soflama {f} | :: outburst |
| soflama {f} | :: fiery speech |
| sofocación {f} | :: suffocation |
| sofocamiento {m} | :: suffocating |
| sofocante {adj} | :: suffocating |
| sofocante {adj} | :: stifling |
| sofocar {v} | :: to suffocate, to stifle, to smother |
| sofocar {v} | :: to quell, to suppress, to put down, to crush, to quash, to squelch |
| sofocarse {v} | :: reflexive of sofocar |
| Sófocles {prop} {m} | :: Sophocles |
| sofoco {m} | :: hot flash |
| sofocón {m} | :: grief, distress |
| Sofonías {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Zephaniah (the book of the Bible) |
| sofreír {v} | :: to fry lightly |
| sofrenar {vt} | :: to rein in |
| sofrito {m} [cuisine] | :: sofrito |
| sofrología {f} | :: sophrology |
| softball {m} | :: softball |
| softbol {m} | :: softball |
| sóftbol {m} | :: softball |
| softbolista {mf} | :: softballer |
| software {m} [computing] | :: software (encoded computer instructions) |
| software libre {m} | :: free software (software that can be freely copied, redistributed and modified) |
| soga {f} | :: rope |
| soga {f} | :: noose |
| soga {f} [figuratively] | :: sly or cunning person |
| sogdiana {f} | :: feminine noun of sogdiano |
| Sogdiana {prop} {f} | :: Sogdiana (an ancient Iranian-speaking civilization) |
| sogdiano {adj} | :: Sogdian |
| sogdiano {m} | :: Sogdian |
| soguear {vt} [agriculture] | :: to tie a spike with a rope and shake it, in order to remove the dew |
| soguear {vt} | :: to measure with a rope |
| sogún {m} | :: shogun |
| soja {f} | :: soya, soybean |
| soja {f} | :: soy (soy sauce) |
| sojal {m} | :: soybean field |
| sojuzgamiento {m} | :: subjugation |
| sojuzgar {vt} | :: to subjugate |
| Sokolsky {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| sol {m} | :: sun |
| sol {m} | :: sunlight |
| sol {m} | :: sunny side [of a place] |
| sol {m} | :: daylight (time between sunrise and sunset) |
| sol {m} | :: sol (a unit of currency, currently used in Peru) |
| sol {m} | :: sol [musical note] |
| sol {m} [chemistry] | :: sol (a colloid suspension of a solid in a liquid) |
| Sol {prop} {m} | :: the Sun |
| Sol {prop} {f} | :: clipping of Soledad |
| solador {m} | :: tiler |
| solamente {adv} | :: only, alone, merely |
| solana {f} | :: strong sunshine |
| solana {f} | :: suntrap, sunny spot, sunny side, sunny place |
| solana {f} | :: sun terrace |
| solana {f} | :: sunny balcony |
| solana {f} | :: solarium |
| solanácea {f} | :: nightshade |
| solanina {f} | :: solanine |
| solano {m} | :: nightshade |
| Solano {prop} | :: surname |
| solapa {f} | :: lapel |
| solapa {f} | :: inside flap of a book cover (typically containing a summary or information about the author) |
| solapadamente {adv} | :: deceitfully, dishonestly |
| solapamiento {m} | :: overlap |
| solapar {v} | :: to overlap |
| solapar {v} [figuratively] | :: to cover up |
| solar {m} | :: house (of a family), noble lineage |
| solar {m} [Cuba] | :: tenement house |
| solar {m} | :: ground, land |
| solar {v} | :: to pave |
| solar {v} | :: to sole a shoe |
| solar {adj} | :: solar |
| Solares {prop} | :: surname |
| solariego {adj} | :: ancestorial |
| solariego {adj} | :: stately |
| solario {m} | :: alternative form of solárium |
| solárium {m} | :: sunroom, solarium |
| solarizar {v} | :: to solarize |
| solaz {f} | :: solace |
| solazar {vt} | :: to entertain; to amuse |
| solazar {vt} | :: to give solace to |
| solazarse {vr} | :: to take pleasure, to relax |
| solazo {m} | :: bright, burning sun |
| solcito {m} | :: diminutive of sol |
| soldada {f} | :: salary |
| soldada {f} | :: feminine noun of soldado |
| soldadera {f} | :: A female soldier in the Mexican Revolution |
| soldadesco {adj} [attributive] | :: soldier |
| soldadito {m} | :: army man, plastic soldier (toy) |
| soldadito {m} [Honduras] | :: blackbird (bird of the family Icteridae) |
| soldadito {m} | :: diminutive of soldado little soldier |
| soldado {mf} | :: soldier |
| soldador {m} | :: welder |
| soldador {m} | :: soldering iron |
| soldado raso {m} [military ranks] | :: private |
| soldadura {f} | :: soldering |
| soldadura {f} | :: welding |
| soldán {m} | :: sultan |
| soldar {v} | :: to weld |
| soldar {v} | :: to solder, to braze |
| sol de justicia {m} [idiom] | :: a blazing sun |
| sol de justicia {m} [idiom] | :: Sun of Justice, Sun of Righteousness [title for God] |
| soleado {adj} | :: sunny |
| soleamiento {m} | :: sunlight (especially, sunlight in a building) |
| solear {vr} | :: to sunbathe |
| solear {v} | :: to sun, put in the sun |
| soledad {f} | :: solitude |
| Soledad {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| soledumbre {f} [obsolete] | :: solitude, loneliness |
| solemne {adj} | :: solemn |
| solemnemente {adv} | :: solemnly |
| solemnidad {f} | :: solemnity |
| solemnidad {f} | :: festiveness |
| solemnísimo {adj} | :: superlative of solemne |
| solemnizar {v} | :: to solemnize (to make solemn or official) |
| solemnizar {v} | :: to celebrate |
| solenoide {m} | :: solenoid |
| solense {m} | :: Club Sol de América player |
| sóleo {m} [anatomy] | :: soleus (muscle) |
| soler {v} [auxiliary] | :: to be accustomed to doing something, to do something on a regular basis |
| soler {v} [auxiliary] | :: to tend to |
| soler {v} [imperfect] | :: used to |
| solera {f} | :: solera |
| solera {f} | :: vintage (wine) |
| solera {f} [figurative] | :: character, history |
| solería {f} | :: flooring |
| soleta {f} | :: patch (for clothing) |
| soleta {f} | :: ladyfinger (biscuit) |
| solevar {vt} | :: to push up |
| solevar {vtr} | :: to revolt |
| solfa {m} | :: sol-fa |
| solfear {v} | :: to sol-fa |
| solfeo {m} | :: sol-fa |
| solicitación {f} | :: request |
| solícitamente {adv} | :: diligently |
| solicitante {adj} | :: that applies for |
| solicitante {mf} | :: applicant |
| solicitar {v} | :: to request, to ask for, to solicit |
| solicitar {v} [physics] | :: to attract |
| solícito {adj} | :: solicitous |
| solicitud {f} | :: application |
| solicitud {f} | :: solicitation, request |
| solicitud {f} | :: survey |
| sólidamente {adv} | :: solidly |
| solidar {v} | :: to consolidate |
| solidar {v} | :: to harden |
| solidariamente {adv} | :: jointly |
| solidaridad {f} | :: solidarity |
| solidario {adj} | :: caring, sympathetic to; solidary |
| solidarista {mf} | :: a believer of solidarity |
| solidarizar {v} | :: to unite, to bring together |
| solideo {m} | :: zucchetto |
| solidez {f} | :: solidness |
| solidificación {f} | :: freezing, solidification |
| solidificar {v} | :: to solidify |
| solidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of solido |
| sólido {adj} | :: solid |
| sólido {adj} | :: strong, firm |
| sólido {m} [numismatics] | :: solidus |
| sólido {m} | :: solid |
| sólido arquimediano {m} | :: Archimedean solid |
| sólido de Arquímedes {m} | :: Archimedean solid |
| soliloquio {m} | :: soliloquy |
| solimán {m} [archaic] | :: corrosive sublimate |
| Solimán {prop} | :: surname |
| solio {m} | :: throne; seat |
| solípedo {m} | :: solipede |
| solípedo {adj} | :: solipedous |
| solipsismo {m} [philosophy] | :: solipsism (theory) |
| solipsista {mf} | :: solipsist |
| solipsista {adj} | :: solipsist |
| Solís {prop} | :: surname |
| solista {mf} [music] | :: soloist |
| solístico {adj} | :: soloistic |
| solitariamente {adv} | :: solitarily; solo; on one's own |
| solitario {adj} | :: lonely |
| solitario {m} | :: solitaire (card game) |
| solitario {m} | :: solitaire (bird) |
| solito {adj} | :: diminutive of solo |
| sólito {adj} | :: accustomed, used to |
| solitón {m} [physics, mathematics] | :: soliton |
| solitud {f} | :: solitude |
| soliviantar {v} | :: to rouse, stir up, incite |
| soliviantar {v} | :: to change (someone's) emotional state (in various different ways) |
| soliviantar {v} | :: to annoy |
| soliviantar {v} | :: to excite |
| soliviantar {v} | :: to give false hope to |
| soliviantar {v} | :: to worry |
| solla {f} | :: plaice |
| sollozante {adj} | :: sobbing |
| sollozar {v} | :: to sob |
| sollozo {m} | :: sob |
| solo {adj} | :: sole, only, unique, single |
| solo {adj} | :: lonely, lonesome |
| solo {adj} | :: alone, by oneself |
| solo {adv} | :: only, solely, just |
| solo {adv} | :: automatically; self-, by itself |
| sólo {adv} | :: superseded spelling of solo |
| Sololá {prop} | :: Sololá (department) |
| sololoy {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: celluloid |
| solomillo {m} | :: sirloin (cut of beef) |
| solomo {m} | :: sirloin |
| Solón {prop} {m} | :: Solon (statesman and lawgiver) |
| solsticio {m} | :: solstice |
| soltar {v} | :: to release |
| soltar {v} | :: to let go |
| soltar {v} | :: to let loose (release from restraint) |
| soltar {v} | :: to give (a hit) |
| soltar en banda {vt} [idiom, Caribbean] | :: to leave (someone) |
| soltar en banda {vt} [idiom, Caribbean] | :: to leave (someone) alone |
| soltar en banda {vt} [idiom, Caribbean] | :: to stay away from someone |
| soltarse {v} | :: reflexive of soltar |
| soltera {f} | :: feminine noun of soltero |
| soltera {f} | :: bachelorette |
| soltería {f} | :: singlehood |
| solterísimo {adj} | :: superlative of soltero |
| solterito {adj} | :: diminutive of soltero |
| soltero {adj} | :: single, unmarried |
| soltero {m} | :: bachelor |
| soltero {m} | :: bachelorette |
| solterón {m} [pejorative] | :: confirmed bachelor, old bachelor (older man uninterested in committed relationships) |
| solterona {f} [pejorative] | :: spinster, old maid (A woman who has never been married, especially one past the normal marrying age according to social traditions) |
| soltura {f} | :: fluency |
| soltura {f} | :: looseness |
| solubilidad {f} | :: solubility |
| solubilización {f} | :: solubilization |
| solubilizar {v} | :: to solubilize |
| soluble {adj} | :: soluble |
| solución {f} | :: solution |
| solucionador {m} | :: solver |
| solucionador {m} | :: troubleshooter |
| solucionadra {f} | :: feminine noun of solucionador |
| solucionar {v} | :: to solve; to implement a solution |
| solucionarse {v} | :: reflexive of solucionar |
| solución de continuidad {f} [idiom] | :: pause, break, interruption |
| solucionista {mf} | :: solver, troubleshooter |
| soluto {m} | :: solute |
| solutrense {adj} | :: Solutrean |
| solvatación {f} | :: solvation |
| solvencia {f} [finance] | :: solvency |
| solvencia {f} | :: clearance |
| solvencia crediticia {f} [finance] | :: credit rating |
| solventar {v} | :: to solve, settle |
| solvente {adj} | :: solvent |
| solver {v} [obsolete] | :: to solve |
| sol y sombra {m} | :: A cocktail made with cognac and anisette |
| somalí {adj} | :: Somali |
| somalí {mf} | :: Somali |
| Somalia {prop} {f} | :: Somalia |
| Somalilandia {prop} {f} | :: Somaliland |
| somanta {f} [colloquial] | :: beating, kicking |
| somasteroide {m} | :: somasteroid |
| somatén {m} | :: A former police force in Catalonia, now only exisiting in Andorra |
| somático {adj} | :: somatic |
| somatización {f} | :: somatization |
| somatizar {vt} | :: to externalize |
| somatología {f} | :: somatology |
| somatosensorial {adj} | :: somatosensorial |
| somatostatina {f} [hormone] | :: somatostatin |
| somatotropina {f} [hormone] | :: somatotrophin |
| somatotropo {adj} | :: somatotrophic |
| sombra {f} | :: shade |
| sombra {f} | :: shadow |
| sombra {f} | :: ghost |
| sombra de ojos {f} | :: eye shadow |
| sombrajo {m} | :: rudimentary shade |
| sombrajo {m} | :: a shadow cast over someone in order to annoy them |
| sombrar {v} | :: to overshadow, adumbrate |
| sombreado {adj} | :: shadowy or shaded |
| sombreador {m} [computing] | :: shader |
| sombrear {v} | :: to shade |
| sombrerazo {m} | :: tip of the hat |
| sombrerera {f} | :: hatbox |
| sombrerería {f} | :: a shop where hats are being sold |
| sombrerero {m} | :: hatter |
| sombrerete {m} | :: diminutive of sombrero |
| sombrerete {m} | :: cap (of mushroom) |
| sombrerillo {m} | :: diminutive of sombrero |
| sombrerito {m} | :: diminutive of sombrero |
| sombrero {m} | :: hat |
| sombrero de paja toquilla {m} | :: Panama hat |
| sombrero de paja-toquilla {m} | :: alternative spelling of sombrero de paja toquilla |
| sombrerón {m} | :: augmentative of sombrero, big hat |
| sombrero Panamá {m} | :: Panama hat |
| sombrerudo {adj} | :: hatted; wearing a hat |
| sombríamente {adv} | :: shadily; gloomily |
| sombrilla {f} | :: sunshade |
| sombrilla {f} | :: parasol |
| sombrío {adj} | :: bleak, shady, umbrageous |
| sombrío {adj} | :: gloomy, grim, somber, dark |
| sombrita {f} | :: diminutive of sombra |
| sombroso {adj} | :: shady, umbrageous |
| sombroso {adj} | :: gloomy, dark |
| someramente {adv} | :: calmly |
| someramente {adv} | :: superficially |
| somero {adj} | :: light, calm |
| sometedor {adj} | :: subduing |
| someter {v} | :: to subdue, quell, conquer |
| someter {v} | :: to subject to |
| someter {v} | :: to subordinate (put under the control of) |
| someter {v} | :: to submit, put forward [an opinion] |
| someterse {v} | :: reflexive of someter |
| sometido {adj} | :: submissive, subordinate |
| sometimiento {m} | :: subjugation, submission |
| somier {m} | :: base of the bed, bedframe |
| somita {f} | :: somite |
| sommelier {m} | :: sommelier |
| somnífero {adj} | :: soporific (tending to induce sleep) |
| somnífero {m} | :: soporific, sleeping pill |
| somnílocuo {adj} | :: somniloquous |
| somniloquia {f} | :: somniloquism; sleeptalking |
| somnolencia {m} | :: drowsiness, sleepiness |
| somnoliento {adj} | :: sleepy, [drowsy]] |
| somnoliento {adj} | :: somniferous, soporific, somnolent |
| somo {m} [obsolete] | :: summit; peak |
| somocismo {m} | :: Support of Anastasio Somoza García or his ideologies |
| somocismo {m} | :: The state of Nicaragua under the dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza García (between 1934 and 1979) |
| somocista {adj} | :: pro-Anastasio Somoza García |
| somocista {mf} | :: A supporter of Anastasio Somoza García or his ideologies |
| somorgujar {v} | :: to submerge; to dive; to dive down |
| somorgujo {m} | :: grebe |
| somorgujón {m} | :: alternative spelling of somorgujo |
| somormujo {m} | :: alternative spelling of somorgujo |
| somormujo lavanco {m} | :: great crested grebe |
| sompesar {vt} | :: synonym of sopesar |
| son- {prefix} | :: sub-; under |
| son {m} | :: A pleasant sound, tone |
| son {m} | :: An Afro-Cuban musical form |
| son {m} | :: A musical composition in this form |
| sonado {adj} | :: famous, high-profile, sensational |
| sonado {adj} | :: much talked-about |
| sonado {adj} [colloquial] | :: crazy |
| soñado {adj} | :: dream- |
| sonador {adj} | :: sound-producing |
| soñador {adj} | :: dreaming |
| soñador {m} | :: dreamer |
| soñadora {f} | :: feminine noun of soñador |
| sonaja {f} | :: rattle |
| sonajero {m} | :: rattle (baby's toy) |
| sonámbula {f} | :: feminine noun of sonámbulo |
| sonambulismo {m} | :: somnambulism, sleepwalking |
| sonámbulo {m} | :: somnambulist, sleepwalker |
| sonante {adj} | :: sonant, sounding |
| sonante {adj} [phonetics] | :: voiced |
| soñante {adj} | :: dreaming |
| soñante {mf} | :: dreamer (person dreaming) |
| sonar {v} | :: to sound, to ring |
| sonar {v} | :: to sound (appear) |
| sonar {v} [figuratively] | :: to ring a bell, to be familiar |
| sonar {vtr} [figuratively] | :: to blow one's nose |
| sonar {m} | :: sonar (a device that uses hydrophones to locate objects underwater) |
| soñar {v} [con, en] | :: to dream (of/about) |
| sónar {m} | :: alternative form of sonar; sonar (a device that uses hydrophones to locate objects underwater) |
| sonarista {mf} | :: sonar operator |
| sonar la flauta {v} [idiomatic] | :: to fluke |
| soñarrera {f} | :: deep sleep |
| soñarrera {f} | :: tiredness, sleepiness |
| sonarse {v} | :: reflexive of sonar |
| sonata {f} | :: sonata |
| sonda {f} | :: probe |
| sonda {f} [medical] | :: catheter, tube |
| sondaje {m} | :: catheterization |
| sondar {v} | :: to sound |
| sondar {vt} | :: to catheterize |
| sondear {v} | :: to sound, to probe (test with a probe) |
| sondear {v} | :: to plumb, to fathom (to measure something's depth) |
| sondear {v} | :: to sound out (to figure out someone's intent, mood, opinion or preference usually indirectly) |
| sondear {v} | :: to canvass (conduct a survey) |
| sondear {v} [figuratively] | :: to plumb, to explore (e.g. the depths of) |
| sondeo {m} | :: survey, poll |
| sondeo {m} | :: sounding, probing |
| sondeo a pie de urna {m} | :: exit poll |
| sondikoztarras {adj} | :: Of or related to Sondika |
| sondikoztarras {mf} | :: Someone from Sondika |
| sondita {f} | :: diminutive of sonda |
| sonera {f} | :: (female) sonero |
| sonero {m} | :: sonero |
| soneto {m} | :: sonnet |
| songhai {adj} | :: Songhai |
| songhai {mf} | :: Songhai |
| Sonia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sonicación {f} | :: sonication |
| sónicamente {adv} | :: sonically |
| sónico {adj} | :: sonic |
| sonidera {f} | :: feminine noun of sonidero |
| sonidero {m} | :: emcee; deejay |
| sonidista {mf} | :: sound technician |
| sonidito {m} | :: diminutive of sonido |
| sonido {m} | :: A sound, noise |
| sonido {m} | :: A tone |
| sonoboya {f} | :: sonobuoy |
| sonografía {f} | :: sonography, ultrasonography |
| sonografía {f} | :: sonography, night writing |
| soñolencia {m} | :: drowsiness, sleepiness |
| soñoliento {adj} | :: sleepy |
| soñoliento {adj} | :: somniferous, soporific |
| sonómetro {m} | :: sound level meter |
| Sonora {prop} {f} | :: Sonora (state) |
| sonoramente {adv} | :: loudly, noisily |
| sonoramente {adv} | :: sonorously |
| sonorante {adj} | :: sonorant |
| sonorante {m} | :: sonorant |
| sonorense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Sonora |
| sonoridad {f} | :: loudness |
| sonoridad {f} [countable] | :: sound |
| sonorización {f} | :: sonorization |
| sonorizar {v} | :: to soundtrack |
| sonorizar {v} | :: to put in a sound system |
| sonorizar {v} [linguistics] | :: to voice |
| sonoro {adj} | :: audible |
| sonoro {adj} | :: sonorous |
| sonoro {adj} [Linguistics] | :: vocalised |
| sonoroso {adj} | :: sonorous |
| sonreír {v} | :: to smile |
| sonriente {adj} | :: smiling |
| sonrisa {f} | :: smile |
| sonrisilla {f} | :: diminutive of sonrisa |
| sonrisita {f} | :: diminutive of sonrisa |
| sonrisita {f} | :: smirk |
| sonrizón {m} | :: superlative of sonrisa; grin, cheeser |
| sonrojante {adj} | :: embarrassing |
| sonrojar {v} | :: to cause to blush |
| sonrosar {vt} | :: to color pink |
| sonsa {f} | :: feminine noun of sonso |
| sonsacar {v} | :: to elicit, draw out (information) |
| sonso {m} | :: alternative spelling of zonzo |
| sonso {adj} | :: alternative spelling of zonzo |
| sonsonateca {f} | :: feminine noun of sonsonateco |
| sonsonateco {adj} | :: Of or from Sonsonate |
| sonsonateco {m} | :: Someone from Sonsonate |
| sonsonete {m} | :: A noise or sound composed of repeated tapping or a similar jarring motion |
| sonsonetudo {m} | :: pejorative of sonsonete |
| sopa {f} | :: soup |
| sopa {f} [Mexico] | :: noodles |
| sopa de letras {f} | :: word search |
| sopa de viernes {f} [Peru] | :: A type of broth made with beans, potato, cheese and other ingredients |
| sopaipa {f} | :: sopaipilla |
| sopaipilla {f} | :: sopaipilla |
| sopanda {f} | :: brace, crossbeam |
| sopanda {f} [New Mexico] | :: spring |
| sopa negra {f} | :: A soup, commonly found in Costa Rica, made with black beans and other ingredients |
| sopapa {f} [Chile] | :: A toilet plunger |
| sopapo {m} | :: smack, whack |
| sopapo {m} | :: plunger |
| sopar {v} | :: to make soup |
| sopeloztarra {adj} | :: Of or related to Sopela |
| sopeloztarra {mf} | :: Someone from Sopela |
| so pena de {prep} | :: on punishment of |
| sopera {f} | :: soup tureen |
| sopesar {v} | :: to evaluate, to weigh up |
| sopetón {n} | :: only used in de sopetón |
| sopetón {n} | :: strong blow, strong hit |
| sopicaldo {m} | :: broth with sop |
| sopicaldo {m} | :: excessively clear soup |
| sopín {m} [Louisiana] | :: soap |
| sopita {f} | :: diminutive of sopa |
| soplado {adj} | :: very clean |
| soplador {m} | :: blower |
| soplador {m} | :: glassblower |
| soplador {m} | :: blowpipe (of bagpipes) |
| soplagaitas {m} | :: buffoon; idiot |
| soplamocos {m} | :: slap in the face |
| soplapollas {m} [vulgar] | :: twat; dick; dickhead (idiot) |
| soplapollez {f} [vulgar] | :: asshattery |
| soplar {v} | :: to blow |
| soplar {v} | :: to tattle, to snitch |
| soplar {v} | :: to whisper |
| soplar {v} | :: to prompt |
| soplar {v} | :: to inspire |
| soplársela {v} [idiom] | :: To not give a shit |
| soplar y sorber, no puede ser {phrase} | :: you can't have your cake and eat it too; you can't suck and blow |
| soplete {m} | :: blowtorch |
| soplete {m} | :: spray gun |
| soplido {m} | :: a strong burst of air |
| soplillo {m} | :: diminutive of soplo |
| soplo {m} | :: a sigh, a puff |
| soplo {m} | :: an exhalation |
| soplo {m} | :: news; word |
| soplo {m} [cardiology, medicine] | :: murmur (sound made by turbulent blood flow) |
| soplo {m} | :: tipoff |
| soplón {m} | :: snitch, whistle-blower, whistleblower, rat, stool pigeon, squealer, fink, informer, informant, tattler, grass [UK], stoolie, stooly |
| soplona {f} | :: feminine noun of soplón |
| soponcio {m} [colloquial] | :: swoon, faint, anguish |
| sopor {m} | :: drowsiness |
| soporífero {adj} | :: soporific (tending to induce sleep) |
| soporífico {adj} | :: soporific (tending to induce sleep) |
| soportable {adj} | :: tolerable, bearable |
| soportal {m} | :: porch |
| soportal {m} [in plural] | :: arcade, collonade |
| soportar {v} | :: to bear, to endure, to withstand, put up with, tolerate, to stomach, to weather, to handle |
| soportar {v} | :: to support a weight or load |
| soportarse {v} | :: reflexive of soportar |
| soporte {m} | :: support, strut, pillar |
| soporte {m} | :: mount, mounting, stand, holder |
| soporte {m} | :: bracket [to support shelves] |
| soporte {m} [computing] | :: medium |
| soporte {m} | :: kickstand |
| soporte {m} [heraldry] | :: supporter |
| soporte vital {m} | :: life support |
| soprano {mf} | :: soprano (singer) |
| soprano {m} | :: soprano (pitch) |
| Soprano {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| so pretexto de {prep} | :: under the pretext/guise of |
| sor {f} [religion] | :: sister, female member of a religious community |
| sor {f} [archaic] | :: sister |
| sorabo {adj} | :: Sorbian |
| sorabo {m} | :: Sorbian language |
| soraya {f} | :: feminine noun of sorayo |
| Soraya {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| sorayo {m} | :: A supporter of Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, Spanish lawyer and politician |
| sorbato {m} [organic compound] | :: sorbate |
| sorber {v} | :: to sip, suck |
| sorber {v} | :: to absorb, suck in, soak up |
| sorber {v} [figuratively] | :: to swallow |
| sorbete {m} | :: sorbet |
| sorbete {m} [uncountable, El Salvador] | :: ice cream |
| sorbete {m} [countable, Argentina, Ecuador, Peru] | :: drinking straw |
| sorbetería {f} | :: sorbet or ice cream shop |
| sorbeto {m} [uncountable] | :: sorbet |
| sorbeto {m} [uncountable] | :: [Cuba, Puerto Rico] sweet soft dough often with encrusted [[fruit] or candy |
| sorbeto {m} [countable] | :: [Cuba, Puerto Rico] piece of such dough |
| sorbeto {m} [countable] | :: [Costa Rica] wafer, oblea (thin wafer dessert filled with sweet filling) |
| sorbeto {m} [countable] | :: [Panama, Puerto Rico] drinking straw |
| sorbia {f} | :: feminine noun of sorbio |
| sórbico {adj} | :: sorbic |
| sorbio {m} | :: synonym of sorabo |
| sorbio {m} | :: synonym of sorabo |
| sorbitano {m} | :: sorbitan |
| sorbito {m} | :: diminutive of sorbo |
| sorbitol {m} [organic compound] | :: sorbitol |
| sorbo {m} | :: sip |
| Sorbona {prop} {f} | :: Sorbonne |
| sorbosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: sorbose |
| sorda {f} | :: feminine noun of sordo |
| sordamente {adv} | :: dully |
| sordera {f} | :: deafness |
| sordidez {f} | :: sordidness |
| sórdido {adj} | :: sordid, dirty |
| sórdido {adj} | :: greedy |
| sordina {f} [music] | :: mute; muffler |
| sordo {adj} | :: deaf |
| sordo {adj} [of a sound] | :: dull, muted |
| sordo {adj} [phonetics] | :: voiceless |
| sordo {m} | :: deaf person |
| sordoceguera {f} | :: deafblindness |
| sordociego {adj} | :: deafblind |
| sordociego {m} | :: a deafblind person |
| sordomudo {adj} | :: deaf and dumb; deaf-mute |
| sordomudo {m} | :: deaf-mute |
| soredio {m} [lichenology] | :: soredium |
| sorgo {m} | :: sorghum |
| Soria {prop} {f} | :: Soria (province) |
| Soria {prop} {f} | :: Soria (city) |
| soriana {f} | :: feminine noun of soriano |
| sorianita {f} | :: feminine noun of sorianito |
| sorianito {adj} | :: diminutive of soriano |
| sorianito {m} | :: diminutive of soriano |
| soriano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the province of Soria |
| soriano {m} | :: Native or resident of Soria, a Spanish province |
| Soriano {prop} {m} | :: surname, the 309th most common in Mexico |
| sorna {f} | :: sarcasm, irony |
| sorna {f} | :: sarcastic tone |
| sorna {f} | :: slowness |
| sornar {v} [slang] | :: to sleep |
| soro {m} [botany] | :: sorus |
| soroche {m} | :: altitude sickness, mountain sickness |
| soroche {m} [Chile, Peru, mineral] | :: galena |
| sororidad {f} | :: sorority |
| sororidad {f} | :: a female fraternity; a sisterhood (a fraternal group composed exclusively of females) |
| sororidad {f} | :: a social organization of female students at a college or university; usually identified by Greek letters |
| sorosilicato {m} | :: sorosilicate |
| sorpasso {m} [politics] | :: coalition of left-wing parties |
| sorprendente {adj} | :: surprising |
| sorprendentemente {adv} | :: surprisingly |
| sorprender {v} | :: to surprise |
| sorprenderse {v} | :: reflexive of sorprender |
| sorprendidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sorprendido |
| sorprendido {adj} | :: surprised |
| sorpresa {f} | :: surprise (something not expected) |
| sorpresa {f} | :: upset (unexpected victory) |
| sorpresita {f} | :: diminutive of sorpresa |
| sorpresivamente {adv} | :: surprisingly |
| sorpresivo {adj} | :: surprising |
| sorry {interj} [colloquial] | :: sorry (expressing regret) |
| sortear {v} | :: to raffle, to raffle off, to draw lots |
| sortear {v} | :: to get around, to avoid, to come around (an obstacle or a danger), to circumvent |
| sorteo {m} | :: lottery, raffle |
| sortija {f} | :: ring (round piece worn around the finger) |
| sortija {f} | :: a Spanish guessing game |
| sortija {f} [Argentina] | :: A game played by gauchos where they try to catch a suspended ring while galloping on horseback |
| sortilegio {m} | :: magical spell |
| sortilegio {m} | :: sorcery, witchcraft |
| sortilegio {m} | :: divination |
| sorullito {m} | :: A kind of fried cornflour fritter from Puerto Rico |
| sorullo {m} | :: A kind of fried cornflour fritter from Puerto Rico |
| sosa {f} | :: sodium hydroxide, soda ash |
| sosa {f} [plant] | :: glasswort |
| Sosa {prop} | :: surname |
| sosaina {f} [colloquial] | :: pussy, wuss |
| sosaina {f} [colloquial] | :: wet blanket, bore |
| sosegadamente {adv} | :: calmly, peacefully |
| sosegar {v} | :: to calm |
| sosegar {v} | :: to calm down |
| sosias {m} | :: double (a person resembling or standing for another) |
| sosiego {m} | :: calm, peace, serenity |
| soslayar {v} | :: to evade |
| soslayar {v} | :: to get around, to get round, to dodge (a question, tricky issue etc.) |
| soslayo {adj} | :: slanted |
| soso {adj} | :: dull (not exciting) |
| soso {adj} | :: bland, tasteless (lacking taste) |
| sosón {m} [Louisiana] | :: sock |
| sospecha {f} | :: suspicion |
| sospechar {v} | :: to suspect |
| sospechar {v} | :: to be on to (+ de) |
| sospecho {m} | :: suspicion |
| sospechosa {f} | :: feminine noun of sospechoso |
| sospechosamente {adv} | :: suspiciously |
| sospechoso {adj} | :: suspicious |
| sospechoso {m} | :: suspect |
| sostén {m} | :: support, prop |
| sostén {m} [now especially Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Venezuela] | :: bra, brassière |
| sostén {m} | :: sustenance, nourishment |
| sostenedor {adj} | :: supporting |
| sostenedor {adj} | :: load bearing |
| sostenedor {m} | :: supporter (one who supports something) |
| sostenedora {f} | :: feminine noun of sostenedor |
| sostener {v} | :: to hold, to hold up, to prop up, to sustain, to underpin (physically) |
| sostener {v} | :: to sustain, to support, to keep (i.e. to give continuity to) |
| sostener {v} | :: to support, to uphold, to hold, to sustain, to contend, to maintain, to argue, to claim, to underpin, to defend |
| sostenerse {v} | :: reflexive of sostener |
| sostenibilidad {f} | :: sustainability |
| sostenible {adj} | :: sustainable |
| sosteniblemente {adv} | :: sustainably |
| sostenidamente {adv} | :: sustainedly |
| sostenido {adj} [music] | :: sharp |
| sostenido {adj} | :: supported |
| sostenido {adj} | :: sustained |
| sostenido {adj} | :: sustainable |
| sostenimiento {m} | :: sustenace |
| sostenimiento {m} | :: sustaining |
| sostenimiento {m} | :: support |
| sota {f} [card games] | :: jack, knave |
| sota {f} | :: insolent woman |
| sota {f} [archaic] | :: hussy; harlot |
| sotabanco {m} | :: attic (room) |
| sota, caballo y rey {adj} [idiom] | :: clear-cut; without variation or improvisation |
| sotana {f} | :: cassock |
| sotanera {f} | :: someone who finishes in last place; loser |
| sotanero {m} [sports] | :: last-place team |
| sotanilla {f} | :: diminutive of sotana |
| sótano {m} | :: cellar |
| sótano {m} | :: basement |
| sótano {m} [chiefly Northern Mexico] | :: pit |
| sotar {vi} [Burgos or obsolete] | :: to dance |
| sotavento {m} | :: leeward side |
| soterramiento {m} | :: burial |
| soterrar {v} | :: to bury underground, inter |
| sotho {adj} | :: Sotho |
| sotho {mf} | :: Sotho |
| sotho {m} | :: Sotho (language) |
| sotil {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of sutil |
| soto {m} | :: grove; copse |
| Soto {prop} | :: surname |
| sotobosque {m} | :: undergrowth |
| sotocoro {m} [architecture] | :: area under the choir |
| sotol {m} [chiefly Mexico] | :: sotol (desert plant) |
| sotol {m} [chiefly Mexico] | :: sotol (distilled spirit) |
| sotuer {m} [heraldry] | :: saltire |
| soubise {f} | :: soubise (sauce) |
| soul {m} | :: soul, soul music |
| soulman {m} | :: soul singer |
| soundtrack {m} | :: soundtrack |
| soutien {m} [Argentina] | :: bra; brassiere |
| souvenir {m} | :: souvenir |
| soviet {m} | :: soviet (an assembly, convocation, or council of workers) |
| sóviet {m} | :: soviet (an assembly, convocation, or council of workers) |
| soviético {adj} | :: soviet |
| sovietismo {m} | :: Sovietism (belief or practice of the Soviets) |
| sovietización {f} | :: Sovietization |
| sovjós {m} | :: sovkhoz |
| soya {f} [Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua] | :: alternative form of soja |
| soyero {adj} [attributive] | :: soy; soya |
| soy inglés {phrase} | :: I am English |
| soy inglesa {phrase} | :: I am English |
| Soyuz {prop} {m} | :: Soyuz (a Soviet/Russian spacecraft) |
| spa {f} | :: spa |
| space opera {f} | :: space opera |
| spaguetti {m} [nonstandard] | :: alternative spelling of espagueti |
| spam {m} [computing] | :: spam |
| spammer {m} | :: spammer |
| spamming {m} | :: spamming |
| spanglish {m} | :: alternative spelling of espanglish |
| spaniel {m} | :: spaniel |
| sparring {m} | :: sparring |
| speaker {mf} | :: speaker (in parliament) |
| spenceriano {adj} | :: Spencerian |
| spenseriano {adj} | :: Spenserian |
| spin {m} | :: spin |
| spinner {m} | :: fidget spinner |
| spinning {m} | :: spinning (indoor cycling) |
| spinoff {m} | :: spinoff |
| spirulina {f} | :: spirulina |
| split {m} | :: splits |
| splitense {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Split, Croatia |
| splitense {mf} | :: native or resident of Split, Croatia |
| spoiler {m} | :: spoiler (document, review or comment that discloses the ending or some key surprise or twist in a story) |
| sponsor {m} | :: sponsor |
| Sporting {prop} {m} | :: Sporting de Gijón, a football team from Gijón, Spain |
| sportinguista {mf} [soccer] | :: A supporter, player or coach of Real Sporting de Gijón |
| spot {m} | :: advert, ad |
| spotter {m} | :: spotter |
| sprai {m} | :: rare form of espray |
| spray {m} | :: alternative form of espray |
| sprint {m} | :: sprint |
| sprinter {mf} | :: sprinter |
| spyware {m} | :: spyware |
| squad {m} | :: squad |
| squat {m} | :: squat (exercise) |
| Sr. {m} | :: Mr.; abbreviation of Señor |
| Sr {m} | :: alternative form of Sr. |
| Sra. {f} | :: abbreviation of señora |
| Sra {f} | :: Misspelling of Sra. |
| Sri Lanka {prop} | :: Sri Lanka |
| SRL {f} | :: initialism of sociedad de responsabilidad limitada |
| Srta. {f} | :: abbreviation of señorita |
| Srta {f} | :: alternative spelling of Srta. |
| SS. HH. {mp} | :: toilet or toilets |
| Sta. {f} | :: abbreviation of santa (saint) |
| stablishment {m} | :: establishment |
| staff {m} | :: staff (employees) |
| Stalingrado {prop} {f} | :: Stalingrad |
| stalinismo {m} | :: Stalinism (communist philosophies espoused by Josef Stalin) |
| stalinista {adj} | :: Stalinist |
| stalinista {mf} | :: Stalinist |
| stalkear {v} | :: to stalk on the Internet |
| stand {m} | :: stand (enclosed structure in the street) |
| standing {m} | :: status, standing, class |
| standopera {f} | :: feminine noun of standopero |
| standopero {m} [Mexico] | :: stand-up (comedian) |
| standupera {f} | :: feminine noun of standupero |
| standupero {m} | :: stand-up (a comedian who performs on stage) |
| startup {f} | :: startup |
| statu quo {m} | :: status quo |
| status {m} | :: alternative spelling of estatus |
| Stávropol {prop} {m} | :: Stávropol (city) |
| S.T.D. {mp} | :: total dissolved solids |
| Stefanescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Stein {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| stent {m} | :: stent |
| step {m} | :: step training |
| Stern {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| stevia {f} | :: stevia |
| Stgo. {prop} {m} | :: abbreviation of Santiago de Chile |
| sticker {m} | :: sticker |
| stiletto {m} | :: stiletto |
| still {m} [photography] | :: still |
| stishovita {f} [mineral] | :: stishovite |
| stock {m} | :: stock, inventory |
| stop {interj} | :: stop |
| storyboard {f} | :: storyboard |
| stout {f} | :: stout (beer) |
| stream {m} [computing] | :: stream |
| streaming {m} | :: streaming |
| stress {m} | :: stress |
| strigil {m} | :: strigil |
| strike {m} [baseball] | :: strike |
| strike {m} [bowling] | :: strike |
| stripper {mf} | :: stripper |
| striptease {m} | :: striptease |
| stronguista {adj} | :: of or pertaining to The Strongest, a football club from La Paz, Bolivia |
| stronguista {mf} | :: Someone connected to The Strongest, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| stronismo {m} | :: The reign of, or political beliefs of, Alfredo Stroessner, ruler of Paraguay 1954-1989 |
| stronista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting Alfredo Stroessner, ruler of Paraguay 1954-1989, or to his politics or beliefs |
| stronista {mf} | :: A supporter of Alfredo Stroessner |
| stupa {f} | :: stupa |
| styling {m} | :: styling |
| su {adj} [before the noun] | :: apocopic form of suyo His, her, its, one's, their |
| su {adj} [before the noun, formal] | :: apocopic form of suyo Your |
| su {adv} | :: About, approximately |
| Su {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Suabia {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Suabia (historic region) |
| suabo {adj} | :: Swabian (from or relating to Swabia) |
| suabo {m} | :: Swabian (High German dialect) |
| suadero {m} [gastronomy, Mexico] | :: a thin cut of fried beef that is commonly used as a taco filling |
| suaheli {m} | :: alternative form of suajili |
| suahelí {m} | :: alternative form of suajili |
| suahili {m} | :: alternative form of suajili |
| suahilí {m} | :: alternative form of suajili |
| suajili {m} | :: Swahili (language) |
| suape {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: mop |
| Suárez {prop} | :: Suarez; surname |
| suástica {f} [Latin America] | :: Variant form of esvástica |
| suave {adj} | :: smooth, soft, fluffy |
| suave {adj} | :: soft, gentle, light, mild (e.g. mild flavor, a mild winter) |
| suave {adj} | :: suave (charming, confident and elegant) |
| suave {adj} | :: cool, acceptable, easy |
| suavecito {adj} | :: diminutive of suave |
| suave como el culito de un bebé {adj} [simile] | :: smooth as a baby's bottom |
| suavemente {adv} | :: softly |
| suavidad {f} | :: smoothness |
| suavidad {f} | :: softness |
| suavidad {f} | :: mildness |
| suavísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of suavemente |
| suavísimo {adj} | :: superlative of suave |
| suavización {f} | :: softening, smoothening |
| suavización {f} [finance] | :: easing |
| suavizamiento {m} | :: smoothing |
| suavizante {m} | :: fabric softener |
| suavizar {v} | :: to soften, smooth |
| suavizar {v} | :: to ease, to relieve |
| suavo {m} | :: A smooth or cool male |
| suazi {adj} | :: Swazi |
| suazi {mf} | :: Swazi |
| suazilandés {adj} | :: Swazi |
| suazilandés {m} | :: Swazi |
| suazilandesa {f} | :: feminine noun of suazilandés |
| Suazilandia {prop} {f} | :: Swaziland |
| Suazo {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| sub- {prefix} | :: sub- |
| sub {prep} | :: under |
| subacromial {adj} | :: subacromial |
| subacuático {adj} | :: subaquatic |
| subadministrador {m} | :: vice administrator |
| subadulto {m} | :: subadult |
| subafluente {f} | :: subaffluent |
| subagente {mf} | :: subagent |
| subagudo {adj} | :: subacute |
| subalar {adj} | :: subalar |
| subalcalde {mf} | :: vice-mayor |
| subalcaldía {f} | :: The body below the city council |
| subálgebra {m} | :: subalgebra |
| subalimentación {f} | :: underfeeding |
| subalimentar {vt} | :: to undernourish |
| subalpino {adj} | :: subalpine |
| subalquilar {vt} | :: to sublet |
| subalquiler {m} | :: subletting |
| subalterna {f} | :: feminine noun of subalterno |
| subalternidad {f} | :: subaltern |
| subalternizar {vt} | :: to subordinate |
| subalterno {adj} | :: subordinate |
| subalterno {m} | :: subordinate |
| subalterno {m} | :: subaltern |
| subametralladora {f} | :: submachine gun |
| subanálisis {f} | :: subanalysis |
| subandino {adj} | :: sub-Andean |
| subanillo {m} | :: subring |
| subantártico {adj} | :: subantarctic |
| subapartado {m} | :: subparagraph |
| subapical {adj} | :: subapical |
| subaracnoideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: subarachnoid |
| subárbol {f} | :: subtree |
| subarbusto {m} | :: subshrub |
| subarchipiélago {m} | :: subarchipelago |
| subárea {f} | :: subarea |
| subarrendamiento {m} | :: subtenancy (state of being a subtenant) |
| subarrendar {vt} | :: to sublease, sublet |
| subártico {adj} | :: subarctic |
| subasignación {f} | :: subassignment |
| subasta {f} | :: auction |
| subastador {m} | :: auctioneer |
| subastadora {f} | :: feminine noun of subastador |
| subastar {v} | :: to auction, auction off |
| subasta silenciosa {f} | :: silent auction |
| subastero {m} | :: bidder at an auction |
| subatómico {adj} | :: subatomic |
| subcadena {f} | :: substring |
| subcaducifolio {adj} | :: subdeciduous |
| subcalibrado {adj} | :: subcaliber |
| subcalloso {adj} [anatomy] | :: subcallosal |
| subcampeón {m} | :: runner-up |
| subcampeona {f} | :: runner-up |
| subcampeonato {m} | :: runner-up (someone in second place) |
| subcampo {m} | :: subfield |
| subcanal {m} | :: subchannel |
| subcapa {f} | :: sublayer |
| subcapitán {m} | :: vice captain |
| subcapítulo {m} | :: subchapter |
| subcarpeta {f} [computing] | :: subfolder |
| subcategoría {f} | :: subcategory |
| subcategorización {f} | :: subcategorization |
| subcaudal {m} | :: subcaudal |
| subcaudal {adj} | :: subcaudal |
| subcelular {adj} | :: subcellular |
| subcentro {m} | :: subcenter |
| subchasis {m} | :: subframe |
| subcircuito {m} | :: subcircuit |
| subcircular {adj} | :: subcircular |
| subclado {m} | :: subclade |
| subclase {f} | :: subclass |
| subclasificación {f} | :: subclassification |
| subclasificar {vt} | :: to subclassify |
| subclave {f} | :: subkey |
| subclavio {adj} | :: subclavian |
| subclínico {adj} | :: subclinical |
| subcolección {f} | :: subcollection |
| subcomandante {mf} | :: subcommander |
| subcomarca {f} | :: subdistrict; a division of a comarca |
| subcomisaría {f} | :: a subdivision of provinces in various Latin American countries |
| subcomisario {m} | :: deputy commissioner |
| subcomisión {f} | :: subcommission |
| subcomisionada {f} | :: deputy commissioner |
| subcomisionado {m} | :: deputy commissioner |
| subcomité {m} | :: subcommittee |
| subcompacto {m} | :: subcompact |
| subcomponente {m} | :: subcomponent |
| subconciencia {f} | :: alternative spelling of subconsciencia |
| subconjunto {m} [mathematics] | :: subgroup; subset |
| subconjunto {m} | :: subassembly |
| subconsciencia {f} | :: subconscious |
| subconsciente {adj} | :: subconscious |
| subconscientemente {adv} | :: subconsciously |
| subcontador {m} | :: subaccountant |
| subcontadora {f} | :: subaccountant |
| subcontinente {m} | :: subcontinent |
| subcontralor {m} | :: deputy comptroller |
| subcontratación {f} | :: subcontracting |
| subcontratar {v} | :: to subcontract |
| subcontratista {mf} | :: subcontractor |
| subcontrato {m} | :: subcontract |
| subcoordinación {f} | :: subcoordination |
| subcoordinador {m} | :: assistant coordinator |
| subcoordinadora {f} | :: sub-coordinator |
| subcordado {adj} | :: subcordate |
| subcordillera {f} | :: subrange |
| subcoriáceo {adj} | :: subcoriaceous |
| subcortical {adj} | :: subcortical |
| subcostal {adj} [anatomy] | :: subcostal (below a rib or the ribs) |
| subcrítico {adj} | :: subcritical |
| subcuadrado {adj} | :: subquadrate |
| subcuenca {f} | :: subwatershed |
| subcuenta {f} | :: subaccount |
| subcuerpo {m} | :: subfield |
| subcultura {f} | :: subculture |
| subcutáneo {adj} | :: subcutaneous |
| subdecano {m} | :: Second oldest person |
| subdeclaración {f} | :: understatement (withholding of information, especially on taxes) |
| subdelegación {f} | :: subdelegation |
| subdelegada {f} | :: subdelegate |
| subdelegado {m} | :: subdelegate |
| subdeltoides {adj} [anatomy] | :: subdeltoid |
| subdérmico {adj} | :: subdermal |
| subdesarrollado {adj} | :: underdeveloped |
| subdesarrollo {m} | :: underdevelopment |
| subdiácono {m} | :: subdeacon |
| subdiagnóstico {m} | :: subdiagnostic |
| subdialecto {m} | :: subdialect |
| subdirección {f} | :: sub-management |
| subdirector {m} | :: subdirector |
| subdirectora {f} | :: feminine noun of subdirector |
| subdirectorio {m} | :: subdirectory |
| subdisciplina {f} | :: subdiscipline |
| subdistrito {f} | :: subdistrict |
| súbdita {f} | :: feminine noun of súbdito |
| súbdito {adj} | :: subject |
| súbdito {m} | :: subject (citizen in a monarchy or person ruled over by another) |
| subdividir {v} | :: to subdivide |
| subdivisión {f} | :: subdivision |
| subdominante {f} | :: subdominant |
| subdominio {m} | :: subdomain |
| subdrenaje {m} | :: subdrainage |
| subducción {f} [geology] | :: subduction |
| subducir {v} | :: To subduct |
| subdural {adj} | :: subdural |
| subejecución {f} | :: under-implementation, under-performance, under-execution, under-delivery |
| subempleado {adj} | :: underemployed, underworked |
| subempleo {m} | :: underemployment |
| subenana {f} | :: subdwarf |
| subenfriamiento {m} | :: subcooling farmer |
| subentender {vt} | :: to get the gist of |
| subentero {adj} | :: subentire |
| subentidad {f} | :: subentity |
| subepitelial {adj} | :: subepithelial |
| suberecto {adj} | :: suberect |
| suberoso {adj} | :: suberose |
| subescala {f} | :: subscale |
| subescapular {adj} [anatomy] | :: subscapular |
| subescolarizado {adj} | :: under-schooled |
| subesférico {adj} | :: subspherical |
| subespacio {m} | :: subspace |
| subespecialidad {f} | :: subspeciality |
| subespecialista {mf} | :: subspecialist |
| subespecie {f} [taxonomy] | :: subspecies |
| subespecífico {adj} | :: subspecific |
| subestación {f} | :: substation (site where electricity is transformed and regulated for local distribution) |
| subestándar {adj} | :: substandard |
| subestatal {adj} | :: substate |
| subestelar {adj} | :: substellar |
| subestilo {m} | :: subgenre; substyle |
| subestimación {f} | :: underestimation |
| subestimado {adj} | :: underrated |
| subestimar {v} | :: to underestimate |
| subestimar {v} | :: to underrate |
| subestimar {vr} | :: to sell oneself short, to underrate |
| subestructura {f} | :: substructure |
| subetnia {f} | :: subethnicity |
| subfacturación {f} | :: underbilling |
| subfalla {f} | :: subfault |
| subfamilia {f} [taxonomy] | :: subfamily |
| subfilo {m} [taxonomy] | :: subphylum |
| subfluvial {adj} | :: subfluvial |
| subforo {m} | :: subforum |
| subfósil {adj} | :: subfossil |
| subfósil {m} | :: subfossil |
| subfusil {m} | :: submachinegun |
| subgénero {m} | :: subgenre |
| subgénero {m} [taxonomy] | :: subgenus |
| subgenital {adj} | :: subgenital |
| subgenotipo {m} | :: subgenotype |
| subgerencia {f} | :: submanagement |
| subgerenta {f} | :: submanager |
| subgerente {m} | :: submanager |
| subgigante {m} | :: subgiant |
| subglacial {adj} | :: subglacial |
| subgloboso {adj} | :: subglobose |
| subglobular {adj} | :: subglobular |
| subgobernador {m} | :: sub-governor |
| subgraduado {adj} | :: undergraduate |
| subgrafo {m} | :: subgraph |
| subgrave {m} | :: sub-bass |
| subgrupo {m} [mathematics] | :: subgroup |
| subhumano {adj} | :: subhuman |
| subhumano {m} | :: subhuman |
| subhúmedo {adj} | :: subhumid |
| subibaja {m} | :: A see-saw |
| subida {f} | :: rise |
| subida {f} | :: acclivity |
| subidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of subido |
| subidita {f} | :: diminutive of subida |
| subidón {m} | :: burst, rush (of energy) |
| subienda {f} [Colombia] | :: season of plentiful fish |
| subigual {adj} | :: subequal |
| subíndice {m} | :: subindex |
| subinspección {f} | :: minute inspection |
| subinspector {m} | :: vice-inspector |
| subintendente {mf} | :: subintendent |
| subintervalo {m} | :: subinterval |
| subinversión {f} | :: underinvestment |
| subir {v} | :: to go up or come up |
| subir {v} | :: to raise |
| subir {v} | :: to climb |
| subir {v} [computing] | :: to upload |
| subir como la espuma {v} [idiomatic, simile] | :: to shoot up |
| subirse a las barbas {vt} [idiomatic] | :: to walk all over (someone) |
| subirse al carro {v} [idiom] | :: to jump on the bandwagon, to get in on the act |
| súbitamente {adv} | :: suddenly, all of a sudden |
| subitáneo {adj} [literary] | :: sudden |
| súbito {adj} | :: sudden |
| súbito {adv} | :: suddenly |
| subjefa {f} | :: deputy boss |
| subjefe {mf} | :: assistant, subordinate |
| subjefe {mf} | :: sous-chef, assistant chef |
| subjetivación {f} | :: subjectivization |
| subjetivamente {adv} | :: subjectively |
| subjetividad {f} | :: subjectivity |
| subjetivísimo {adj} | :: superlative of subjetivo |
| subjetivismo {m} | :: subjectivism |
| subjetivista {adj} | :: subjectivist |
| subjetivista {m} | :: subjectivist |
| subjetivo {adj} | :: subjective |
| subjeto {m} | :: rare form of sujeto |
| subjuntivo {adj} | :: subjunctive |
| subjuntivo {m} | :: subjunctive mood |
| sublema {m} | :: sub-motto |
| sublevación {f} | :: uprising, revolt |
| sublevar {v} | :: to provoke into rebellion, to revolt |
| sublíder {m} | :: second-placed team or competitor |
| sublimación {f} | :: sublimation |
| sublimar {vt} | :: to sublimate |
| sublime {adj} | :: sublime |
| sublimemente {adv} | :: sublimely |
| sublimidad {f} | :: sublimeness |
| subliminal {adj} | :: subliminal |
| subliminalmente {adv} | :: subliminally |
| sublínea {f} | :: subline |
| sublingual {adj} | :: sublingual |
| subliterario {adj} | :: subliterary |
| sublitoral {adj} | :: subcoastal |
| subluxación {f} [pathology] | :: subluxation |
| submandibular {adj} [anatomy] | :: submandibular |
| submarca {f} | :: subbrand |
| submareal {adj} | :: subtidal |
| submarginal {adj} | :: submarginal |
| submarinismo {m} | :: scuba diving |
| submarinista {adj} | :: underwater |
| submarinista {mf} | :: diver, scuba diver |
| submarinista {mf} | :: submariner |
| submarino {adj} | :: submarine, underwater |
| submarino {m} | :: submarine |
| submatriz {f} | :: submatrix |
| submaxilar {adj} | :: submaxillary |
| submediterráneo {adj} | :: submediterranean |
| submentoniano {adj} [anatomy] | :: submentonian |
| submenú {m} | :: submenu |
| submeseta {f} | :: subplateau |
| submétrico {adj} | :: submetric |
| submilimétrico {adj} | :: submillimetric |
| subministrar {v} | :: alternative form of suministrar |
| submódulo {m} | :: submodule |
| submonarca {mf} [Latin America] | :: vice-champion; runner-up |
| submontano {adj} | :: submontane; in the foothills |
| submuestreo {m} | :: subsampling |
| submúltiplo {m} | :: submultiple |
| submundo {m} | :: underworld |
| submunición {f} | :: submunition |
| subnacional {adj} | :: subnational |
| subnivel {m} | :: sublevel |
| subnivel {m} [physics] | :: subshell |
| subnormal {adj} | :: subnormal |
| subnormalidad {f} | :: subnormality |
| subobjetivo {m} | :: subgoal |
| suboccipital {adj} [anatomy] | :: suboccipital |
| suboficial {m} | :: non-commissioned officer |
| suboficial {m} | :: petty officer |
| subóptimo {adj} | :: suboptimal |
| subopuesto {adj} | :: subcontrary |
| suborbicular {adj} | :: suborbicular |
| suborbital {adj} [anatomy] | :: suborbital |
| suborbitario {adj} [anatomy] | :: suborbital |
| suborden {m} [taxonomy] | :: suborder |
| subordinación {f} | :: subordination |
| subordinada {f} | :: feminine noun of subordinado |
| subordinadamente {adv} | :: subordinately |
| subordinado {adj} | :: subordinate, subordinating |
| subordinado {m} | :: subordinate |
| subordinante {adj} | :: subordinate |
| subordinar {v} | :: to subordinate |
| suborganismo {m} | :: sub-body |
| subóscino {m} | :: suboscine |
| subpagado {adj} | :: underpaid |
| subpágina {f} | :: subpage |
| subpáramo {m} | :: Páramo |
| subpartida {f} | :: subparty |
| subpelo {m} | :: underhair |
| subpenínsula {f} | :: subpeninsula |
| subpíxel {m} | :: subpixel |
| subpoblación {f} | :: subpopulation |
| subpolar {adj} | :: subpolar |
| subportadora {f} | :: subcarrier |
| subprefecto {m} | :: subprefect |
| subprefectura {f} | :: subprefecture |
| subproblema {m} | :: subproblem |
| subproceso {m} | :: subprocess |
| subprocurador {m} | :: deputy attorney general |
| subprocuradora {f} | :: deputy attorney general |
| subprocuraduría {f} | :: The office of the assistant attorney-general |
| subproducto {m} | :: byproduct, subproduct |
| subprograma {m} | :: subprogram |
| subprovincia {f} | :: subprovince |
| subproyecto {m} | :: subproject |
| subrama {f} | :: subbranch |
| subramal {m} | :: subbranch |
| subrasante {f} | :: underfloor |
| subrayador {m} | :: highlighter |
| subrayar {v} | :: to underline, underscore |
| subrayar {v} | :: to emphasize, stress |
| subraza {f} | :: subrace |
| subrecubrimiento {m} | :: subcover |
| subred {f} [networking] | :: subnetwork |
| subregión {f} | :: subregion |
| subregional {adj} | :: subregional |
| subregistro {m} | :: subregister |
| subreino {m} | :: subkingdom |
| subrelato {m} | :: subplot |
| subrepción {f} | :: a hidden action |
| subrepción {f} | :: hiding a fact to achieve something that could not be achieved openly |
| subrepresentado {adj} | :: underrepresented |
| subrepticiamente {adv} | :: surreptitiously |
| subrepticio {adj} | :: having or feigning stealth |
| subrepticio {adj} | :: clandestine or hidden |
| subrepticio {adj} | :: surreptitious |
| subrogación {f} [law] | :: subrogation |
| subrogante {adj} | :: substitute, supply |
| subrogante {m} | :: substitute |
| subrogar {v} | :: to subrogate |
| subrutina {f} | :: subroutine |
| subsahariano {adj} | :: sub-Saharan |
| subsanable {adj} | :: fixable, reparable |
| subsanable {adj} | :: forgivable |
| subsanación {f} | :: rectification |
| subsanar {v} | :: to rectify |
| subsanar {v} | :: to offset |
| subsargento {m} | :: deputy sergeant |
| subscribir {v} | :: to subscribe |
| subscripción {f} | :: alternative form of suscripción |
| subscriptor {m} | :: alternative form of suscriptor |
| subsección {f} | :: subsection |
| subsecretaria {f} | :: feminine noun of subsecretario |
| subsecretaría {f} | :: undersecretaryship, subsecretaryship |
| subsecretario {m} | :: undersecretary, deputy secretary |
| subsector {m} | :: subsector |
| subsecuencia {f} | :: subsequence |
| subsecuente {adj} | :: subsequent |
| subsecuentemente {adv} | :: subsequently |
| subsede {f} | :: secondary venue |
| subsegmento {m} | :: subsegment |
| subseguir {v} | :: to follow next, be subsequent |
| subsello {m} [music] | :: sublabel |
| subseñal {f} | :: subsignal |
| subserie {f} | :: subseries |
| subsésil {adj} | :: subsessile |
| subsésile {adj} | :: subsessile |
| subsidencia {f} | :: subsidence |
| subsidiar {v} | :: to subsidize |
| subsidiariamente {adv} | :: subsidiarially |
| subsidiariedad {f} | :: subordination |
| subsidiario {adj} | :: subsidiary |
| subsidio {m} | :: subsidy |
| subsiguiente {adj} | :: subsequent |
| subsiguientemente {adv} | :: subsequently |
| subsistema {m} | :: subsystem |
| subsistencia {f} | :: subsistence |
| subsistente {adj} | :: surviving; enduring |
| subsistir {v} | :: to subsist |
| subsónico {adj} | :: subsonic |
| subsótano {m} | :: basement |
| substancia {f} | :: alternative form of sustancia |
| substanciación {f} | :: alternative spelling of sustanciación |
| substancial {adj} | :: alternative form of sustancial |
| substancialmente {adv} | :: substantially |
| substanciar {vt} | :: alternative spelling of sustanciar |
| substancioso {adj} | :: alternative spelling of sustancioso |
| substantivación {f} | :: alternative form of sustantivación |
| substantivar {v} | :: alternative form of sustantivar |
| substantivo {adj} | :: substantive |
| substantivo {m} | :: noun |
| substitución {f} | :: alternative spelling of sustitución |
| substituir {v} | :: alternative form of sustituir |
| substituta {f} | :: feminine noun of substituto |
| substituto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of sustituto |
| substituto {m} | :: alternative spelling of sustituto |
| substracción {f} | :: alternative form of sustracción |
| substraer {v} | :: alternative form of sustraer |
| substrato {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of sustrato |
| subsucesión {f} [mathematics] | :: subseries |
| subsuelo {m} [soil science] | :: subsoil |
| subsumir {vt} | :: to subsume |
| subsunción {f} | :: subsumption |
| subsuperficial {adj} | :: subsurface |
| subte {m} [Argentina] | :: metro, subway, underground (underground railway, especially the Buenos Aires Underground) |
| subtema {m} | :: subtopic |
| subtender {v} [math] | :: to subtend |
| subteniente {mf} [military] | :: sublieutenant |
| subterfugio {m} | :: subterfuge |
| subterminal {adj} | :: subterminal |
| subterráneamente {adv} | :: subterraneously |
| subterráneo {adj} | :: subterranean, underground |
| subterráneo {m} | :: underground (regions beneath the surface of the earth) |
| subterráneo {m} [Argentina] | :: subway, metro |
| subtesorero {m} | :: subtreasurer |
| subtexto {m} | :: subtext |
| subtilisina {f} [enzyme] | :: subtilisin |
| subtipo {m} | :: subtype |
| subtitulación {f} | :: subtitling |
| subtitulado {adj} | :: subtitled |
| subtitular {v} | :: to subtitle |
| subtítulo {m} | :: subtitle |
| subtrama {f} | :: subplot |
| subtramo {m} | :: subsection |
| subtransmisión {f} | :: subtransmission |
| subtriangular {adj} | :: subtriangular |
| subtribu {f} [taxonomy] | :: subtribe |
| subtropical {adj} | :: subtropical |
| subtrópico {m} | :: subtropic |
| subulado {adj} | :: subulated |
| subunidad {f} | :: subunit |
| suburbana {f} | :: feminine noun of suburbano |
| suburbanización {f} | :: suburbanization |
| suburbano {adj} | :: suburban |
| suburbano {m} | :: inhabitant of a suburb |
| suburbial {adj} | :: suburban |
| suburbicario {adj} | :: suburbicarian |
| suburbio {m} | :: suburb, outskirts, poor areas particularly |
| subutilizado {adj} | :: underused |
| subvaloración {f} | :: undervaluing |
| subvaluar {vt} | :: to undervalue |
| subvariante {f} | :: subvariant |
| subvariedad {f} | :: subvariety |
| subveguería {f} | :: A subdivision of a verguería |
| subvención {f} | :: subvention |
| subvencionable {adj} | :: subsidizable |
| subvencionar {v} | :: to subsidize |
| subvenir {v} | :: to pay for, meet |
| subversión {f} | :: subversion |
| subversivo {adj} | :: subversive |
| subvertir {v} | :: to subvert |
| subviraje {m} | :: understeer |
| subviral {adj} | :: subviral |
| subvirar {v} | :: to understeer |
| subway {m} | :: subway |
| subyacente {adj} | :: underlying |
| subyacente {adj} | :: subjacent |
| subyacer {vi} | :: to underlie |
| subyugación {f} | :: subjugation, domination |
| subyugante {adj} | :: subduing |
| subyugar {v} | :: to captivate, to mesmerize |
| subyugar {v} | :: to subjugate, to overpower |
| subzona {f} | :: sub-area, sub-zone |
| succinato {m} [organic compound] | :: succinate |
| succínico {adj} | :: succinic |
| succinilcolina {f} [organic compound] | :: succinylcholine |
| succiniltransferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: succinyltransferase |
| succino {m} | :: amber (fossil resin) |
| succión {f} | :: suction |
| succionador {adj} | :: sucking; suctioning |
| succionador {m} | :: sucker; suction machine |
| succionadora {f} | :: feminine noun of succionador |
| succionar {v} | :: to suck up |
| sucedáneo {adj} [of a substance] | :: substitute |
| sucedáneo {m} | :: substitute |
| suceder {v} | :: to happen, to befall, to occur |
| suceder {v} | :: to come to pass |
| suceder {v} | :: to succeed to, to follow |
| suceptibilidad {f} | :: susceptibility |
| sucesión {f} | :: succession |
| sucesión {f} [mathematics] | :: sequence |
| sucesión {f} [legal] | :: inheritance (act of inheriting, not the thing inherited) |
| sucesivamente {adv} | :: successively |
| sucesivo {adj} | :: successive |
| suceso {m} | :: event, happening |
| suceso {m} | :: outcome, result |
| sucesor {adj} | :: succeeding |
| sucesor {m} | :: successor |
| sucesora {f} | :: female equivalent of sucesor |
| sucesoral {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to successorship or successors |
| sucesorio {adj} | :: successional |
| súchil {m} [rare, dialectal, poetic, Mexico] | :: flower |
| Suchitepéquez {prop} | :: Suchitepéquez (department) |
| suciamente {adv} | :: dirtily |
| suciedad {f} | :: dirt |
| suciedad {f} | :: dirtiness, filth |
| suciedad {f} | :: prurience; metaphorical dirtiness |
| sucintamente {adv} | :: succinctly |
| sucinto {adj} | :: succinct, brief, concise |
| sucio {adj} | :: dirty, filthy |
| sucio {adj} | :: sinful, tainted |
| sucio {adj} | :: obscene, vulgar |
| sucísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sucio; extremely dirty |
| sucitar {v} [dated or nonstandard] | :: alternative form of suscitar |
| sucra {f} [Louisiana] | :: sugar |
| sucralosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: sucralose |
| sucre {m} | :: sucre (former currency of Ecuador) |
| Sucre {prop} | :: Sucre (the constitutional <<capital>> of <<c/Bolivia>>) |
| Sucre {prop} | :: Sucre (province) |
| Sucre {prop} | :: In Venezuela |
| Sucre {prop} | :: Sucre (state) |
| Sucre {prop} | :: Any of several municipalities |
| sucreña {f} | :: feminine noun of sucreño |
| sucreño {adj} | :: Of or from Sucre, Colombia |
| sucreño {m} | :: An inhabitant of Sucre, Colombia |
| sucrense {adj} | :: Of or from Sucre, Bolivia |
| sucrense {mf} | :: Someone from Sucre, Bolivia |
| súcubo {m} | :: succubus |
| suculencia {f} | :: succulence |
| suculento {adj} | :: succulent, juicy |
| sucumbir {v} | :: to succumb |
| sucursal {adj} [attributive] | :: branch (of a company or organization) |
| sucursal {f} | :: branch (a location of an organization with several locations) |
| sucursalismo {m} [Spain, despective] | :: A regional political party's dependence on the central party |
| sucursalista {adj} [attributive] | :: of or pertaining to sucursalismo |
| sud {m} [Latin America] | :: south |
| sudaca {mf} [Spain, offensive, derogatory, vulgar, slang] | :: A Hispanic American, more precisely a South American, especially one considered to have Amerindian features or a non-European accent; spic/spick |
| sudadera {f} | :: sweatshirt, hoodie |
| sudadero {m} | :: sweater |
| Sudáfrica {prop} {f} | :: South Africa |
| sudafricana {f} | :: feminine noun of sudafricano |
| sudafricano {adj} | :: South African |
| sudafricano {m} | :: South African |
| Sudamérica {prop} {f} | :: South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas) |
| sudamericana {f} | :: feminine noun of sudamericano |
| sudamericano {adj} | :: South American |
| sudamericano {m} | :: South American |
| Sudán {prop} {m} | :: Sudan (Republic of Sudan) |
| Sudán del Sur {prop} {m} | :: South Sudan |
| sudanés {adj} | :: Sudanese |
| sudanés {m} | :: Sudanese |
| sudanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of sudanés |
| sudánico {adj} | :: Sudanic |
| sudar {v} | :: to sweat |
| sudar {vtr} [vulgar, Spain] | :: to not care |
| sudarábigo {adj} | :: South Arabian |
| sudar como un pollo {v} [simile] | :: sweat like a pig |
| sudario {m} | :: shroud |
| sudario {m} | :: sudarium |
| sudar la gota gorda {v} [idiom] | :: to sweat buckets |
| sudársela {v} [idiom] | :: To not give a shit |
| sudar tinta {v} [idiom] | :: to slog hard; bust one's chops |
| sudcaliforniana {f} | :: feminine noun of sudcaliforniano |
| sudcaliforniano {adj} | :: Of or from the Mexican state of Baja California Sur |
| sudcaliforniano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the Mexican state of Baja California Sur |
| sudcoreana {f} | :: feminine noun of sudcoreano |
| sudcoreano {adj} | :: alternative form of surcoreano |
| sudcoreano {m} | :: alternative form of surcoreano |
| sudestada {f} [Latin America] | :: alternative form of surestada |
| sudeste {m} | :: southeast |
| Sudetes {prop} {mp} | :: Sudeten (series of mountains) |
| sudista {mf} | :: Southerner (someone from one of the states which seceded in 1861 and briefly formed the Confederate States of America) |
| sudoccidental {adj} | :: southwestern |
| sudoeste {m} | :: southwest |
| sudoku {m} [games, puzzles] | :: sudoku |
| sudor {m} | :: sweat |
| sudoración {f} | :: sweating |
| sudorcillo {m} | :: diminutive of sudor |
| sudoriental {adj} | :: southeastern |
| sudoriento {adj} | :: sweaty |
| sudoríparo {adj} | :: sudoriparous, sudoriferous |
| sudoroso {adj} | :: sweaty (having a tendency to sweat) |
| sudrá {m} [Hinduism] | :: Shudra |
| sudsudanés {adj} | :: South Sudanese (of or pertaining to South Sudan) |
| sudsudanés {m} | :: South Sudanese (native or resident of South Sudan) |
| sudsudanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of sudsudanés |
| sudsudeste {m} | :: south-southeast |
| sudsudoeste {m} | :: south-south-west |
| sudsudueste {m} | :: south-southwest |
| sudsueste {m} | :: south-southeast |
| sudsureste {m} | :: south-southeast |
| sudsuroeste {m} | :: south-southwest |
| sudvietnamita {adj} | :: South Vietnamese |
| sudvietnamita {mf} | :: South Vietnamese |
| sueca {f} | :: feminine noun of sueco |
| Suecia {prop} {f} | :: Sweden |
| sueco {adj} | :: Swedish (from or native to Sweden) |
| sueco {adj} | :: Swedish (pertaining to Sweden) |
| sueco {m} | :: a Swede |
| sueco {m} | :: the Swedish language |
| suegra {f} | :: mother-in-law (spouse's mother) |
| suegrastra {f} | :: stepmother-in-law |
| suegrastro {m} | :: stepfather-in-law |
| suegro {m} | :: parent-in-law; father-in-law (mother-in-law when feminine) |
| suela {f} | :: sole |
| sueldazo {m} | :: whopping salary |
| sueldecillo {m} | :: diminutive of sueldo |
| sueldito {m} | :: diminutive of sueldo |
| sueldo {m} | :: salary |
| sueldo {m} | :: Any of several historical European units of currency, including the solidus, sol, and soldo |
| suelo {m} | :: ground, floor |
| suelo {m} | :: soil |
| suelo de fundación {m} [architecture] | :: Area where the foundations of a building or a complex are located |
| suelta {f} | :: release, verbal noun of soltar |
| suelta {f} [farriery] | :: hopple, hobble, pastern, a fetter to fix the feet of a beast |
| suelto {adj} | :: free, loose, undone |
| suelto {adj} | :: isolated, separate |
| suelto {adj} | :: free, agile, fluent |
| suelto {adj} [of hair] | :: shaggy |
| suelto {adj} [colloquial, derogatory, of a person] | :: easy (consenting readily to sex) |
| suelto {m} | :: loose change |
| sueña con los angelitos {phrase} | :: sweet dreams (phrase said before going to sleep) |
| sueñecito {m} | :: diminutive of sueño |
| sueñito {m} | :: diminutive of sueño |
| sueno {m} [obsolete] | :: sound |
| sueño {m} | :: sleep, slumber |
| sueño {m} | :: sleepiness |
| sueño {m} | :: dream |
| sueño guajiro {m} [Mexico] | :: pipe dream |
| sueño libertador {m} [literally] | :: liberator dream |
| sueño libertador {m} [sports, soccer] | :: The dream of winning the Copa Libertadores football (soccer) competition. Thus, when a team gets eliminated from the competition, it is said that the team has woken up from the liberator dream |
| sueño mojado {m} | :: wet dream |
| suero {m} | :: serum |
| suero {m} | :: whey |
| suero {m} | :: IV or intravenous line or fluid |
| suero de soya {m} | :: whey |
| suerte {f} | :: luck, fortune |
| suerte {f} | :: lot, fate |
| suerte {f} | :: sort, kind, type |
| suerte {f} | :: oracular response |
| suerte {f} [bullfighting] | :: stage in a bullfight |
| suerte {f} [Latin America] | :: lottery ticket |
| suerte {interj} | :: good luck! |
| suertudo {adj} | :: lucky (having good luck) |
| suertudo {m} | :: lucky devil; lucky sod |
| sueste {m} | :: southeast (compass point) |
| suéter {m} | :: sweater, pullover |
| sueva {f} | :: feminine noun of suevo |
| suevo {m} | :: Suevian; Suebi |
| suevo {adj} | :: Suevian; Suebi |
| Suez {prop} {m} | :: Suez (town) |
| sufí {adj} | :: Sufi |
| sufí {mf} | :: Sufi |
| suficiencia {f} | :: sufficiency |
| suficiencia {f} | :: smugness |
| suficiente {adj} | :: sufficient, enough |
| suficientemente {adv} | :: sufficiently |
| sufijación {f} | :: suffixation |
| sufijar {vt} [grammar] | :: to suffix |
| sufijo {m} | :: suffix |
| sufijo {adj} | :: [of an affix] suffixed |
| sufismo {m} | :: Sufism |
| sufragáneo {m} | :: suffragan |
| sufragáneo {adj} | :: suffragan |
| sufragante {mf} [Latin America] | :: voter |
| sufragar {v} | :: to help |
| sufragar {v} | :: to support |
| sufragar {v} | :: to finance |
| sufragar {v} [Latin America] | :: To vote |
| sufragio {m} | :: suffrage |
| sufragismo {m} | :: suffragism |
| sufragista {mf} | :: suffragist/suffragette |
| sufridor {adj} | :: suffering |
| sufridor {m} | :: sufferer |
| sufriente {adj} | :: suffering |
| sufrimiento {m} | :: suffering |
| sufrir {vt} | :: to suffer |
| sufrútice {m} | :: subshrub, suffrutex |
| sugerencia {f} | :: suggestion |
| sugerente {adj} | :: suggestive |
| sugerible {adj} | :: suggestable |
| sugerir {v} | :: to suggest |
| sugestión {f} | :: suggestion |
| sugestionable {adj} | :: suggestible (easily convinced) |
| sugestionar {v} | :: to influence |
| sugestivamente {adv} | :: suggestively |
| sugestivo {adj} | :: suggestive |
| sugeto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of sujeto |
| sugilación {f} | :: lovebite |
| suicida {adj} | :: suicidal |
| suicida {mf} | :: suicide (person) |
| suicidar {vt} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: to kill |
| suicidar {vr} | :: to commit suicide |
| suicidarse {v} | :: to commit suicide |
| suicidio {m} | :: suicide (the act of killing oneself) |
| sui géneris {adj} | :: sui generis |
| suimanga {m} | :: sunbird |
| suino {adj} | :: swine |
| suión {m} | :: Swede (member of the Swedes) |
| suiona {f} | :: feminine noun of suión |
| suirirí {m} | :: whistling duck |
| suite {f} | :: suite (rooms, hotel) |
| suiza {f} | :: feminine noun of suizo |
| Suiza {prop} {f} | :: Switzerland |
| suizo {adj} | :: Swiss |
| suizo {m} | :: A person from Switzerland |
| suizo {m} | :: a type of bun covered in sugar |
| sujeción {f} | :: subjection |
| sujetación {f} | :: alternative spelling of sujeción |
| sujetado {adj} | :: subjected |
| sujetador {m} | :: holder (someone or something that holds another thing) |
| sujetador {m} | :: fastener |
| sujetador {m} | :: clip, pin [for hair, papers, etc.] |
| sujetador {m} [Spain] | :: bra, brassiere |
| sujetapapeles {m} | :: paper clip |
| sujetapapeles {m} | :: binder clip |
| sujetapuertas {m} | :: doorstop |
| sujetar {v} | :: to steady, hold, secure, attach, fasten |
| sujetar {v} | :: to subject |
| sujetavelas {m} | :: third wheel (An unwanted third party accompanying two people on a date) |
| sujeto {adj} | :: held, grasped |
| sujeto {adj} | :: attached |
| sujeto {m} | :: matter, subject |
| sujeto {m} | :: person |
| sujeto federal {m} | :: federal subject |
| Sujumi {prop} {m} | :: Sukhumi (capital city) |
| sulcar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of surcar |
| suletino {m} | :: Souletin |
| sulfametoxazol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: sulfamethoxazole |
| sulfamida {f} | :: sulfamide |
| sulfatación {f} | :: sulfation |
| sulfatador {m} | :: A machine used in sulfation |
| sulfatar {v} | :: to sulfate |
| sulfatasa {f} [enzyme] | :: sulfatase |
| sulfato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sulfate/sulphate |
| sulfhídrico {adj} | :: sulfhydric |
| sulfhidrilo {m} [chemistry] | :: sulfhydryl |
| sulfídico {adj} | :: sulfidic |
| sulfonación {f} | :: sulphonation |
| sulfonamida {f} [chemistry] | :: sulfonamide |
| sulfonato {m} [chemistry] | :: sulfonate |
| sulfónico {adj} | :: sulfonic |
| sulfonilurea {f} | :: sulfonylurea |
| sulfosal {f} [mineralogy] | :: sulfosalt |
| sulfóxido {m} [chemistry] | :: sulfoxide |
| sulfurar {v} | :: to sulphurate |
| sulfúreo {adj} | :: sulfurous |
| sulfúrico {adj} | :: sulfuric |
| sulfurizador {adj} | :: sulphurising |
| sulfuro {m} [chemistry] | :: sulfide |
| sulfuroso {adj} | :: sulfurous |
| sultán {m} | :: sultan |
| sultana {f} | :: sultana |
| sultanato {m} | :: sultanate |
| suma {f} | :: sum |
| suma {f} | :: addition |
| sumación {f} | :: summation |
| sumador {adj} | :: adding |
| sumador {m} [electronics] | :: adder |
| Su Majestad {m} | :: Your Majesty |
| Su Majestad {m} | :: His Majesty, Her Majesty |
| sumamente {adv} | :: most |
| sumamente {adv} | :: highly |
| sumamente {adv} | :: extremely |
| sumando {m} [math] | :: addend |
| sumar {v} | :: to add |
| sumar {v} [mathematics] | :: To add, to add up |
| sumar {vr} | :: to join up |
| sumar dos más dos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to put two and two together |
| sumarial {adj} | :: summarised |
| sumariamente {adv} | :: summarily |
| sumariar {vt} [law] | :: to indict |
| sumario {adj} | :: summary |
| sumario {m} | :: summary |
| sumario {m} [legal] | :: summary |
| sumario {m} | :: table of contents |
| sumarísimo {adj} [legal] | :: extremely brief |
| sumarse {v} | :: reflexive of sumar |
| suma sacerdotisa {f} | :: feminine noun of sumo sacerdote; high priestess |
| Sumatera {prop} | :: alternative form of Sumatra |
| sumatoria {f} | :: summation |
| sumatoria {f} | :: sum total |
| sumatorio {m} | :: summation |
| sumatorio {m} | :: sum total |
| Sumatra {prop} {f} | :: Sumatra |
| sumatrano {m} | :: tiger barb; Sumatra barb (Puntigrus tetrazona) |
| suma y sigue {m} [idiom] | :: a great deal; one after another |
| sumercé {pron} [Colombia, cundiboyacense] | :: Polite second-person singular pronoun |
| sumergible {adj} | :: Submersible |
| sumergible {adj} | :: (by extension) Waterproof |
| sumergible {m} | :: A submarine |
| sumergir {v} | :: to submerge |
| sumergirse {v} | :: reflexive of sumergir |
| sumeria {f} | :: feminine noun of sumerio |
| Sumeria {prop} {f} | :: Sumer |
| sumerio {adj} | :: Sumerian |
| sumerio {m} | :: Sumerian (person) |
| sumerio {m} | :: Sumerian (language) |
| sumersión {f} | :: submersion |
| sumidad {f} | :: top |
| sumidero {m} | :: drain |
| sumidero {m} | :: sewer |
| sumilla {f} | :: short summary |
| sumiller {m} | :: A wine waiter or sommelier |
| suministración {f} | :: supply |
| suministrador {m} | :: supplier |
| suministradora {f} | :: feminine noun of suministrador |
| suministrar {v} | :: to provide, supply |
| suministro {m} | :: provision, supply |
| sumir {v} | :: to submerge |
| sumisamente {adv} | :: submissively |
| sumisión {f} | :: submission |
| sumisión {f} | :: submissiveness |
| sumiso {adj} | :: submissive |
| súmmum {m} | :: height, peak (the maximum degree) |
| sumo {adj} | :: highest, greatest, superlative |
| sumo {adj} | :: utmost |
| sumo {m} [martial arts] | :: sumo |
| sumo sacerdote {m} | :: high priest |
| sunamita {adj} | :: Shunamite (of or pertaining to Shunem) |
| sunamita {mf} | :: Shunamite (native or resident of Shunem) |
| sunchalense {adj} | :: Of or from Sunchales |
| sunchalense {mf} | :: Someone from Sunchales |
| suncho {m} | :: hoop |
| suncho {m} | :: Flourensia campestris |
| suní {adj} | :: Sunni |
| suní {mf} | :: Sunni |
| sunita {adj} | :: alternative form of suní |
| sunita {mf} | :: alternative form of suní |
| sunní {adj} | :: alternative spelling of suní |
| sunní {mf} | :: alternative spelling of suní |
| sunnita {adj} | :: alternative form of suní |
| sunnita {mf} | :: alternative form of suní |
| sunroof {m} | :: sunroof |
| suntuario {adj} | :: sumptuary |
| suntuosamente {adv} | :: richly |
| suntuosidad {f} | :: sumptuosity |
| suntuosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of suntuoso |
| suntuoso {adj} | :: sumptuous |
| sup. {adj} | :: abbreviation of superior |
| supeditación {f} | :: subordination |
| supeditar {v} | :: to subordinate |
| super- {prefix} | :: super-, over- |
| super {adj} [intensifier] | :: very, mega |
| súper {adj} [familiar] | :: superb, great |
| súper {m} | :: supermarket |
| superable {adj} | :: superable |
| superabuelo {m} | :: super-grandad |
| superabundancia {f} | :: redundancy; overabundance |
| superabundante {adj} | :: superabundant |
| superácido {m} [chemistry] | :: superacid |
| superación {f} | :: overcoming |
| superación {f} | :: self-improvement |
| superactriz {f} | :: super actress |
| superadmirable {adj} | :: superadmirable |
| superagencia {m} | :: superagency |
| superagente {mf} | :: superagent |
| superagresivo {adj} | :: extremely aggressive |
| superaleación {f} | :: superalloy |
| superalimento {m} | :: superfood |
| superalto {adj} | :: super-tall |
| superalto {adj} | :: super-high |
| superamiga {f} | :: bestie; really close friend |
| superar {v} | :: to surpass, exceed |
| superar {v} | :: to overcome |
| superar {v} | :: to beat, to outdo |
| superar {v} | :: to overtake, pass |
| superar {v} | :: to get over |
| superar {v} [reciprocal] | :: to outdo each other, to one-up each other |
| superar {vr} | :: to outdo oneself |
| superar {vr} | :: to be overcome |
| superar {vr} | :: to be exceeded, to be surmounted, to be broken (e.g. a record broken) |
| superarma {f} | :: superweapon |
| superarse {v} | :: reflexive of superar |
| superastro {m} | :: superstar |
| superavit {m} | :: alternative form of superávit |
| superávit {m} | :: surplus |
| superavitario {adj} | :: surplus |
| superbacteria {f} | :: superbug |
| superbanda {f} | :: supergroup |
| superbién {adv} [colloquial] | :: really well |
| superbo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of soberbio |
| superbueno {adj} | :: really good; awesome; amazing |
| supercalifragilisticoexpialidoso {adj} | :: supercalifragilisticexpialidocious |
| supercampeón {m} [sports] | :: Winner of a super cup |
| supercargador {m} | :: supercharger |
| supercariñoso {adj} [colloquial] | :: really loving, really tender |
| supercarretera {f} | :: superhighway |
| superceloso {adj} | :: really jealous |
| supercentenaria {f} | :: supercentenarian |
| supercentenario {m} | :: supercentenarian |
| superchería {f} | :: fraud |
| superchero {adj} | :: fraudulent |
| superchulo {adj} [colloquial] | :: really cute, really lovely |
| superciclo {m} | :: supercycle |
| superciliar {adj} [anatomy] | :: relating to or located in the supercilium (region of the eyebrows) |
| superclase {f} | :: superclass |
| superclase {f} [taxonomy] | :: superclass |
| superclásico {m} [soccer, Argentina] | :: A soccer match between River Plate and Boca Juniors, which are both based in Buenos Aires and are the two most successful teams in Argentina |
| supercola {f} | :: superglue |
| supercomisaria {f} | :: feminine noun of supercomisario |
| supercomisario {m} | :: super-commissioner; a rank above that of commissioner |
| supercómodo {adj} [colloquial] | :: really comfortable or convenient |
| supercomputación {f} | :: supercomputing |
| supercomputador {m} [computing] | :: supercomputer (computer that has great processing power) |
| supercomputadora {f} [Latin America] | :: supercomputer |
| supercomún {adj} | :: extremely common |
| supercomunidad {f} | :: super-community |
| supercondensador {m} | :: supercapacitor |
| superconductividad {f} | :: superconductivity |
| superconductor {m} | :: superconductor |
| superconductora {f} [physics] | :: superconductor |
| superconjunto {m} | :: superset |
| supercontento {adj} | :: really happy; over the moon |
| supercontinente {m} | :: supercontinent (very large continent in the Earth’s past) |
| supercopa {f} [sports] | :: super cup, cup winner's cup |
| supercosecha {f} | :: great harvest |
| supercreyente {adj} | :: really religious |
| supercrítico {adj} [physics] | :: supercritical |
| supercross {m} | :: supercross |
| supercuerda {f} | :: superstring |
| supercúmulo {m} | :: supercluster |
| superdelegado {m} | :: superdelegate |
| superdeluxe {adj} | :: superdeluxe |
| superdeportiva {f} | :: superbike |
| superdeportivo {m} | :: Top-range sports car |
| superdepredador {m} | :: apex predator |
| superdotación {f} | :: giftedness |
| superdotada {f} | :: feminine noun of superdotado |
| superdotado {adj} | :: well-endowed (highly gifted or talented) |
| superdotado {m} | :: well-endowed (highly gifted person) |
| superego {m} | :: superego |
| superélite {adj} | :: superelite |
| superenemigo {m} | :: archenemy |
| superenrollado {adj} [genetics] | :: supercoiled |
| superenrollamiento {m} [genetics] | :: supercoil |
| superentidad {f} | :: alternative form of supraentidad |
| superentretenido {adj} | :: superfun |
| supereón {m} [geology] | :: supereon |
| superescalar {adj} | :: superscalar |
| superespecie {f} | :: superspecies |
| superestado {m} | :: superstate |
| superestrato {m} | :: superstratum |
| superestrella {f} | :: superstar |
| superestresante {adj} | :: extremely stressful |
| superestructura {f} [nautical] | :: superstructure (any structure built above the top full deck) |
| superestructura {f} [Marxism] | :: superstructure (the social sphere of ideology) |
| superexcitado {adj} | :: extremely excited |
| superéxito {m} | :: great success |
| superexperimentado {adj} | :: really experienced |
| superexplotación {f} | :: synonym of sobreexplotación |
| superfamilia {f} | :: superfamily |
| superfavorito {m} | :: firm favourite |
| superfetación {f} | :: superfetation |
| superficial {adj} | :: superficial |
| superficial {adj} | :: shallow, lacking substance |
| superficialidad {f} | :: superficiality |
| superficialísimo {adj} | :: superlative of superficial |
| superficialmente {adv} | :: superficially |
| superficiario {adj} | :: leasehold |
| superficie {f} | :: surface |
| superfilo {m} [taxonomy] | :: superphylum |
| superfinal {f} | :: superfinal |
| superfluamente {adv} | :: superfluously |
| superfluidad {f} | :: superfluity |
| superfluidez {f} [physics] | :: superfluidity |
| superfluido {adj} [physics] | :: superfluid (exhibiting superfluidity) |
| superfluido {m} [physics] | :: superfluid (substance that exhibits superfluidity) |
| superfluo {adj} | :: superfluous |
| superfortaleza {f} | :: superpower |
| superfosfato {m} | :: superphosphate |
| superfruta {f} | :: superfruit |
| superfuerza {f} | :: superstrength |
| supergallo {adj} [boxing] | :: of super bantamweight weight class |
| supergenio {m} | :: supergenius |
| supergérmen {f} | :: super-germen |
| supergigante {f} | :: supergiant |
| supergigante azul {f} | :: blue supergiant |
| supergravedad {f} | :: supergravity |
| supergrupo {m} | :: supergroup |
| superhabitable {adj} | :: superhabitable |
| superhéroe {m} | :: superhero |
| superheroína {f} | :: superheroine |
| superhombre {m} | :: overman, superman |
| superhumana {f} | :: feminine noun of superhumano |
| superhumano {adj} | :: superhuman |
| superhumano {m} | :: superhuman |
| superimponer {v} | :: to superimpose |
| superimportante {adj} | :: super important |
| superíndice {m} | :: superscript |
| superinteligencia {f} | :: superintelligence |
| superinteligente {adj} | :: highly intelligent, superintelligent |
| superintendencia {f} | :: superintendency |
| superintendenta {f} | :: feminine noun of superintendente |
| superintendente {mf} | :: superintendent |
| superior {adj} | :: upper, higher |
| superior {adj} | :: better |
| superior {adj} | :: superior |
| superior {m} | :: boss |
| superiora {f} | :: mother superior |
| superioridad {f} | :: superiority |
| superiorísimo {adj} | :: superlative of superior |
| superiormente {adv} | :: superbly |
| superiormente {adv} | :: superiorly |
| superjumbo {m} | :: superjumbo |
| superlativamente {adv} | :: superlatively |
| superlativo {adj} | :: superlative |
| superlativo {m} | :: superlative |
| superlíder {m} [football] | :: The overall winner of the Apertura and Clausura mini-leagues |
| superliga {f} [sports] | :: superleague |
| superligero {adj} [boxing] | :: light welterweight |
| superlujo {m} | :: super-luxury |
| superlujoso {adj} | :: extremely luxurious; in the lap of luxury |
| superluminoso {adj} | :: superluminous |
| superluna {f} [astronomy] | :: supermoon |
| supermaduro {adj} | :: extremely mature |
| supermamá {f} | :: supermum |
| supermán {m} | :: superman (person of extraordinary or seemingly superhuman powers) |
| supermanzana {f} | :: superblock |
| supermáquina {f} | :: super-machine |
| supermasivo {adj} | :: supermassive |
| supermayoría {f} | :: supermajority |
| supermediano {adj} | :: super middleweight |
| supermedio {m} [boxing] | :: super middleweight (weight division and boxer) |
| supermercadista {adj} [attributive] | :: supermarket |
| supermercado {m} | :: supermarket |
| supermillonario {m} | :: bazillionaire |
| superministerio {m} | :: super-ministery; superior ministery |
| superministro {m} | :: senior minister; overlord |
| supermoda {adj} | :: high-fashion |
| supermodelo {mf} | :: supermodel |
| supermoderno {adj} | :: extremely modern |
| supermosca {adj} | :: super flyweight |
| supermujer {f} | :: superwoman |
| supernatural {adj} | :: supernatural |
| supernecesario {adj} | :: totally necessary |
| super-Niño {m} | :: super-Niño |
| supernova {m} | :: supernova |
| supernumerario {adj} | :: supernumerary |
| supero- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: supero- |
| súpero {adj} [botany] | :: superior; upper |
| superoído {m} | :: superhearing |
| superola {f} | :: superwave |
| superolateral {adj} [anatomy] | :: superolateral |
| superomedial {adj} [anatomy] | :: superomedial |
| superorden {m} [taxonomy] | :: superorder |
| superordenador {m} [Spain] | :: supercomputer |
| superorganismo {m} [biology] | :: superorganism |
| superóxido {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: superoxide |
| superpesado {adj} | :: super heavyweight |
| superpesado {adj} | :: chronically annoying |
| superpesado {m} [boxing] | :: super heavyweight (boxing class) |
| superpetrolero {m} | :: supertanker |
| superpluma {adj} | :: super featherweight |
| superpoblación {f} | :: overpopulation |
| superpoblado {adj} | :: highly populated |
| superpoblar {vt} | :: to overpopulate |
| superpoder {m} | :: superpower (fictional extraordinary ability) |
| superpoderoso {adj} | :: all-powerful |
| superponer {v} | :: to superimpose |
| superponible {adj} | :: superimposable |
| superposición {f} | :: superposition |
| superpospanamax {adj} | :: Having a size larger than the post-Panamax vessels |
| superpotencia {f} | :: superpower |
| superpotente {adj} | :: ultrapowerful |
| superprecio {m} | :: sky-high price |
| superpremiado {adj} | :: multi-award-winning |
| superproducción {f} | :: overproduction |
| superproducción {f} [film] | :: blockbuster (specifically a big-budget film) |
| superrápido {adj} | :: ultrafast, superfast |
| superreducido {adj} | :: cut-price |
| superrico {adj} | :: superrich |
| supersaludable {adj} | :: extremely healthy |
| supersecreto {adj} | :: top secret |
| superserie {f} | :: superset |
| superservidor {m} | :: super-server |
| supersignificativo {adj} | :: Extremely significant |
| supersimetría {f} | :: supersymmetry |
| supersimétrico {adj} | :: supersymmetric |
| supersoldado {m} | :: supersoldier |
| supersónico {adj} | :: supersonic |
| superstar {mf} | :: superstar |
| superstición {f} | :: superstition |
| supersticiosamente {adv} | :: superstitiously |
| supersticioso {adj} | :: superstitious |
| supersueldo {m} | :: huge salary |
| supertaquillero {adj} | :: box-office smash |
| supertarde {adv} [colloquial] | :: really late |
| Súper Tazón {prop} {m} | :: Super Bowl |
| supertelescopio {m} | :: supertelescope |
| supertierra {f} | :: super-Earth |
| supertifón {m} | :: supertyphoon |
| supertribu {f} [taxonomy] | :: supertribe |
| superturismo {m} | :: Super Touring |
| superusuario {m} | :: superuser |
| supervalle {adj} [Spain] | :: Pertaining to a price range in certain government-run electricity contracts, corresponding to night-time usage |
| supervalorar {vt} | :: to overvalue |
| supervariado {adj} | :: highly varied |
| supervelocidad {f} | :: superspeed |
| supervendedor {m} | :: superseller |
| supervendedora {f} | :: feminine noun of supervendedor |
| superveniente {adj} | :: supervenient |
| supervenir {v} | :: to happen, to arise |
| superventas {adj} | :: bestselling/best-selling |
| superventas {m} | :: bestseller/best seller/best-seller |
| supervía {f} [Mexico] | :: highway |
| supervigilancia {f} | :: supervision |
| supervigilar {vt} [Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico] | :: to surveil; to oversee |
| supervillana {f} | :: (female) supervillain; supervillainess |
| supervillano {m} | :: supervillain |
| supervip {m} | :: super-VIP |
| supervisar {vt} | :: to supervise, to superintend |
| supervisión {f} | :: supervision |
| supervisor {m} | :: supervisor |
| supervisor {m} | :: handler (e.g, a secret agent's handler) |
| supervisora {f} | :: feminine noun of supervisor |
| supervivencia {f} | :: survival |
| supervivencial {adj} [attributive] | :: survival |
| supervivencialista {m} | :: A survivalist |
| superviviente {adj} | :: surviving |
| superviviente {mf} | :: survivor |
| supervivir {v} | :: alternative form of sobrevivir |
| supervolcán {m} | :: supervolcano |
| superyó {m} | :: In psychoanalysis, Freud's concept of superego |
| supinación {f} | :: supination |
| supinador {m} [anatomy] | :: supinator; muscle that causes supination |
| supinador largo {m} | :: brachioradialis |
| supinamente {adv} | :: supinely |
| supino {adj} | :: supine |
| suplantación {f} | :: identity theft |
| suplantador {adj} | :: imitating |
| suplantador {m} | :: imitator, imposter |
| suplantadora {f} | :: feminine noun of suplantador |
| suplantar {v} | :: to supplant |
| suplefaltas {m} | :: fall guy; scapegoat |
| suplementación {f} | :: supplementation |
| suplemental {adj} | :: supplemental, supplementary |
| suplementar {v} | :: to supplement |
| suplementario {adj} | :: supplementary |
| suplemento {m} | :: supplement |
| suplencia {f} | :: substitution, replacement |
| suplente {mf} | :: substitute, surrogate (person that acts as a substitute) |
| supletoriamente {adv} | :: additionally |
| supletorio {adj} | :: temporary |
| supletorio {adj} | :: supplementary, extra |
| súplica {f} | :: plea, supplication (appeal, petition, entreaty) |
| suplicación {f} | :: begging; plea |
| suplicación {f} [legal] | :: appeal |
| suplicación {f} | :: biscuit roll |
| suplicante {adj} | :: supplicant |
| suplicar {v} | :: to beg; to supplicate |
| suplicatorio {m} [legal] | :: request; application |
| suplicio {m} | :: anguish, suffering, torment, torture |
| suplicio {m} | :: punishment |
| suplidor {m} | :: supply; replacement |
| suplidora {f} | :: feminine noun of suplidor |
| suplir {v} | :: to substitute |
| suplir {v} | :: to supply |
| suplir {v} | :: to eke out |
| suponer {v} | :: to suppose, to surmise, to assume, to guess, to imagine, to figure, to say, to take it |
| suponer {v} | :: to presume, to expect |
| suponer {v} | :: to comprise, make up |
| suponer {v} | :: to pose (e.g. a risk, a threat, a danger) |
| suponer {v} | :: to mean, to imply, to represent |
| suponer {v} | :: to involve, to entail |
| suponer {v} | :: to hypothesize |
| suponer {vr} | :: to assume [without a specified subject] |
| suponer {vr} | :: to be assumed |
| suponer {vr} | :: to be meant, to be supposed |
| suposición {f} | :: supposition |
| supositorio {m} | :: suppository, (small medicinal plug that is inserted into the rectum) |
| supra- {prefix} | :: supra- |
| supraaórtico {adj} [anatomy] | :: supraaortic |
| supracaudal {adj} | :: supracaudal |
| supracondíleo {adj} [anatomy] | :: supracondylar |
| supraduodenal {adj} [anatomy] | :: supraduodenal |
| supraentidad {f} | :: superentity |
| supraescapular {adj} [anatomy] | :: suprascapular |
| supraespinoso {m} | :: supraspinatus |
| supraestatal {adj} | :: suprastate |
| supraglenoideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: supraglenoid |
| suprahistórico {adj} | :: suprahistorical |
| supralabial {adj} | :: supralabial |
| supramolecular {adj} | :: supramolecular |
| supramunicipal {adj} | :: supramunicipal |
| supranacional {adj} | :: supranational |
| supranacionalidad {f} | :: supranational union |
| supraocular {adj} | :: supraocular |
| supraorbital {adj} | :: supraorbital |
| supraorbitario {adj} [anatomy] | :: supraorbital |
| supraorganismo {m} | :: supraorganism |
| suprapartido {adj} | :: above other political parties |
| suprapoder {m} | :: superpower (someone with a huge amount of power) |
| suprapúbico {adj} | :: suprapubic |
| supraquiasmático {adj} | :: suprachiasmatic |
| suprarrenal {adj} | :: suprarenal |
| suprasegmental {adj} | :: suprasegmental |
| supraventricular {adj} | :: supraventricular |
| suprayacente {adj} | :: overlying |
| supremacía {f} | :: supremacy |
| supremacismo {m} | :: supremacism |
| supremacista {adj} | :: supremacist |
| supremacista {mf} | :: supremacist |
| supremamente {adv} | :: supremely |
| suprematismo {m} | :: suprematism |
| suprematista {mf} | :: suprematist |
| supremo {adj} | :: supreme |
| supresión {f} | :: suppression |
| supresión {f} | :: deletion |
| supresor {m} | :: suppressor, suppressant |
| supresora {f} | :: feminine noun of supresor |
| suprimir {v} | :: to suppress |
| supuestamente {adv} | :: supposedly |
| supuestísimo {adj} | :: superlative of supuesto |
| supuesto {adj} | :: supposed, self-styled, alleged |
| supuesto {m} | :: assumption, hypothesis |
| supuesto que {conj} | :: since, inasmuch as |
| supuración {f} | :: suppuration, oozing, discharge |
| supurar {v} | :: to ooze |
| supurar {v} | :: to produce pus |
| supurativo {adj} | :: suppurative; forming or discharging pus |
| suputar {v} | :: to compute, calculate |
| sur {m} | :: south |
| sura {m} | :: sura |
| surafricano {adj} | :: South African |
| sural {adj} [anatomy] | :: sural |
| Suramérica {prop} {f} | :: South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas) |
| suramericana {f} | :: feminine noun of suramericano |
| suramericano {adj} | :: South American |
| suramericano {m} | :: South American |
| surandino {adj} | :: southern Andean |
| surcana {f} | :: feminine noun of surcano |
| surcano {adj} | :: Of or from Surco, Peru |
| surcano {m} | :: Someone from Surco |
| surcar {v} | :: to plow |
| surcar {v} | :: to navigate the seas (or air) as if ploughing them |
| surcarolina {f} | :: feminine noun of surcarolino |
| surcarolino {adj} | :: South Carolinian |
| surcarolino {m} | :: South Carolinian |
| surcir {vt} [obsolete] | :: To darn; to mend |
| surco {m} | :: furrow (agriculture) |
| surco {m} | :: deep wrinkle, furrow |
| surco {m} | :: stria |
| surco {m} | :: rut, groove, line, track |
| surco {m} | :: dent |
| surco {m} | :: groove (of a music disc) |
| surco {m} | :: sulcus |
| surcoreana {f} | :: feminine noun of surcoreano |
| surcoreano {adj} | :: South Korean |
| surcoreano {m} | :: South Korean |
| súrculo {m} | :: Single stem of a tree or plant without branches |
| surdakoteña {f} | :: feminine noun of surdakoteño |
| surdakoteño {adj} | :: South Dakotan |
| surdakoteño {m} | :: South Dakotan |
| sureña {f} | :: feminine noun of sureño |
| sureño {adj} | :: southern |
| sureño {m} | :: southerner |
| surestada {f} [meteorology, Latin America] | :: A wet wind from the south east |
| sureste {m} | :: southeast |
| surf {m} | :: surfing |
| surfactante {m} | :: surfactant |
| surfeador {m} | :: surfer |
| surfear {v} | :: to surf |
| surfera {f} | :: feminine noun of surfero |
| surfero {m} [chiefly US Spanish] | :: surfer |
| surfing {m} | :: surfing |
| surfismo {m} | :: surfing |
| surfista {mf} | :: surfer |
| surgencia {f} | :: upwelling |
| surgidero {m} [nautical] | :: anchorage |
| surgimiento {m} | :: emergence, rise |
| surgir {vi} | :: to arise, emerge, surface, crop up, spring up, pop up |
| surgir {vi} | :: to appear |
| surgir {vi} | :: to grow out of, to come from, arise from (followed by de) |
| surgir {v} | :: to advance, ascent, rise (move up socially or professionally) |
| suri {m} | :: rhea |
| surí {m} | :: Any of various edible worms, especially those found on the moriche palm |
| suricata {f} | :: meerkat |
| suricato {m} | :: suricat |
| surime {m} | :: alternative spelling of surimi |
| Surinam {prop} | :: Surinam (country) |
| surinamés {adj} | :: Surinamese |
| surinamés {m} | :: Surinamese |
| surmontado {adj} [heraldry] | :: surmounted |
| suroccidental {adj} | :: southwestern |
| suroccidente {m} | :: southeast |
| suroeste {m} | :: southwest |
| suroriental {adj} | :: south-east |
| suroriente {m} | :: southeast, southeastern area |
| surosetia {f} | :: feminine noun of surosetio |
| surosetio {adj} | :: South Ossetian (of or pertaining to South Ossetia) |
| surosetio {m} | :: South Ossetian (native or resident of South Ossetia) |
| surponiente {adj} | :: southwest |
| surreal {adj} | :: surreal |
| surrealismo {m} | :: surrealism |
| surrealista {adj} | :: surreal |
| surrealista {adj} | :: surrealistic |
| surrealista {mf} | :: surrealist |
| sursudanés {adj} | :: South Sudanese |
| sursudanés {m} | :: South Sudanese |
| sursudeste {m} | :: south-southeast |
| sursudoeste {m} | :: south-southwest |
| sursudueste {m} | :: south-southwest |
| sursueste {m} | :: south-southeast |
| sursureste {m} | :: south-southeast |
| sursuroeste {m} | :: south-southwest |
| surtido {adj} | :: assorted |
| surtidor {m} | :: jet, spurt (of a liquid) |
| surtidor {m} | :: supplier |
| surtidora {f} | :: supplier |
| surtir {vi} | :: to provide |
| surtir {v} | :: to furnish, to stock |
| surtir {v} | :: to spurt, to shoot up |
| surtir efecto {v} | :: to take effect |
| surto {adj} | :: tranquil, calm |
| surubí {m} | :: Any of several catfishlike fishes of the genus Pseudoplatystoma |
| survietnamita {mf} | :: South Vietnamese person |
| sus {adj} | :: plural of su; one's, his, her, its, their (with plural possessee) |
| sus {adj} [formal] | :: Your (with plural possessee) |
| Susana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Susana {prop} {f} [Biblical character] | :: Susanna |
| susceptibilidad {f} | :: susceptibility |
| susceptible {adj} | :: amenable |
| susceptible {adj} | :: sensitive |
| susceptible {adj} | :: capable (of) (followed by de, and an action) |
| suscitar {v} | :: to provoke, to stir up, to give rise to |
| suscitar {v} | :: to raise, to give rise to, to elicit (e.g., a question, a concern, support) |
| suscribir {v} | :: to subscribe |
| suscripción {f} | :: subscription |
| suscriptor {m} [law] | :: executor |
| suscriptor {m} | :: subscriber (person who subscribes to a publication) |
| suscriptora {f} | :: feminine noun of suscriptor |
| sushi {m} | :: sushi |
| sushirrito {m} | :: A large 10 to 12 inch burrito-like sushi roll eaten like a burrito |
| susidio {m} | :: worry; anxiety attack |
| susmercedes {pron} [Colombia, cundiboyacense] | :: plural of sumercé (polite second-person plural pronoun) |
| suso {adv} [archaic] | :: above |
| Suso {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| susodicho {adj} | :: aforementioned |
| suspender {v} | :: to suspend |
| suspender {v} | :: to flunk, to fail to pass an exam or class |
| suspendido {adj} | :: suspended |
| suspendido {adj} | :: failed (exam) |
| suspense {m} [Spain] | :: suspense |
| suspense {m} | :: thriller |
| suspensión {f} | :: suspension |
| suspensión {f} | :: hanging, dangling, suspending |
| suspensión {f} | :: suspension, interruption, discontinuation, cessation |
| suspensión {f} | :: suspense, uncertainty, anxiety |
| suspensión de pagos {f} | :: receivership |
| suspensivo {adj} | :: suspensive |
| suspensivo {adj} | :: suspensory |
| suspenso {adj} | :: failed |
| suspenso {m} [Latin America] | :: suspense |
| suspenso {m} | :: cliffhanger |
| suspenso {m} [Spain, education] | :: fail |
| suspenso {m} [legal] | :: abeyance |
| suspensoide {m} | :: suspensoid |
| suspensorio {m} | :: jockstrap |
| suspensorio {m} | :: suspensory |
| suspicacia {f} | :: suspicion, mistrust |
| suspicaz {adj} | :: Distrustful or tending to suspect |
| suspirante {adj} | :: sighing |
| suspirar {v} | :: to sigh |
| suspirillo {m} | :: diminutive of suspiro |
| suspiro {m} | :: sigh |
| sustancia {f} | :: substance |
| sustancia blanca {f} | :: white matter |
| sustanciación {f} | :: trial; litigation |
| sustanciador {m} | :: litigator |
| sustanciadora {f} | :: litigator |
| sustancial {adj} | :: substantial |
| sustancialmente {adv} | :: substantially |
| sustanciar {v} [law] | :: to try or litigate a case |
| sustancioso {adj} | :: substantial |
| sustancioso {adj} | :: hearty, substantial |
| sustantivación {f} | :: nominalization, substantivisation |
| sustantivamente {adv} | :: substantively |
| sustantivar {vt} [grammar] | :: to substantivise |
| sustantividad {f} | :: substantiveness |
| sustantivo {adj} | :: substantive |
| sustantivo {m} | :: noun, substantive |
| sustantivo abstracto {m} [grammar] | :: abstract noun |
| sustantivo colectivo {m} | :: collective noun |
| sustantivo común {m} | :: common noun |
| sustantivo concreto {m} | :: concrete noun |
| sustentabilidad {f} | :: sustainability |
| sustentable {adj} | :: sustainable |
| sustentación {f} | :: sustainment |
| sustentación {f} [academic] | :: defense (of a thesis) |
| sustentáculo {m} | :: substantiation |
| sustentáculo {m} [anatomy] | :: sustentaculum |
| sustentador {m} | :: breadwinner |
| sustentadora {f} | :: feminine noun of sustentador |
| sustentante {adj} | :: sustaining; nourishing; supporting; nourishing |
| sustentante {m} | :: candidate; sitter (of an exam) |
| sustentar {v} | :: to sustain, to support, to underpin (physically) |
| sustentar {v} | :: to sustain, to support (i.e. provide resources) |
| sustentar {v} [figuratively] | :: to support, to underpin, to [uphold]] |
| sustentar {vr} | :: to be supported, to be underpinned, to be sustained |
| sustento {m} | :: A support |
| sustento {m} | :: Sustenance |
| sustento {m} | :: A person's livelihood |
| sustitución {f} | :: substitution |
| sustituibilidad {f} | :: substitutability |
| sustituible {adj} | :: replaceable, substitutable |
| sustituir {v} | :: to replace |
| sustituta {f} | :: feminine noun of sustituto |
| sustitutivo {adj} | :: substitutive |
| sustituto {m} | :: substitute |
| sustitutorio {adj} | :: substitute |
| sustituyente {m} | :: substituent |
| susto {m} | :: fright |
| sustracción {f} | :: subtraction |
| sustractivo {adj} | :: substractive |
| sustraendo {m} [arithmetic] | :: subtrahend |
| sustraer {vt} [mathematics] | :: to subtract |
| sustraer {vt} | :: to take away, put aside |
| sustraer {vt} | :: to steal, rob |
| sustraer {vr} [sustraerse de algo] | :: to do away with |
| sustrato {m} | :: substratum, underlayer |
| sustrato {m} [biochemistry] | :: substrate (what an enzyme acts upon) |
| sustrato {m} [biology] | :: substrate (surface on which an organism grows) |
| sustrato {m} [linguistics] | :: substrate (indigenous language) |
| sustrato {m} [soil science] | :: subsoil |
| sustrato {m} [gardening] | :: potting soil |
| susurrante {adj} | :: whispering |
| susurrar {vi} | :: to whisper, susurrate |
| susurro {m} | :: whisper, murmur |
| sutil {adj} | :: subtle |
| sutileza {f} | :: subtlety, nicety |
| sutilidad {f} | :: subtlety |
| sutilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of sútil |
| sutilizar {vt} | :: to thin down |
| sutilizar {v} | :: to squabble; to quibble |
| sutilmente {adv} | :: subtly |
| sutura {f} | :: suture |
| sutural {adj} | :: sutural |
| sutura lambdoidea {f} [anatomy] | :: lambdoid suture |
| suturar {vt} | :: to suture |
| Suva {prop} | :: Suva (capital city) |
| suvenir {m} | :: souvenir |
| suxametonio {m} | :: suxamethonium |
| suya {pron} | :: feminine singular of suyo |
| suya {adj} | :: feminine singular of suyo |
| suyas {pron} | :: feminine plural of suyo His, hers, its |
| suyas {pron} | :: Theirs |
| suyas {pron} [formal] | :: Yours |
| suyas {adj} | :: feminine plural of suyo His, hers, its |
| suyas {adj} | :: Theirs, their, to them |
| suyas {adj} [formal] | :: Yours, your, to you |
| suyo {pron} | :: His, hers, its |
| suyo {pron} | :: Theirs |
| suyo {pron} [formal] | :: Yours |
| suyo {adj} | :: His, hers, its, to her |
| suyo {adj} | :: Theirs, their, to them |
| suyo {adj} [formal] | :: Yours, your, to you |
| suyos {pron} | :: plural of suyo His, hers, its |
| suyos {pron} | :: Theirs |
| suyos {pron} [formal] | :: Yours |
| suyos {adj} | :: plural of suyo His, hers, its |
| suyos {adj} | :: Theirs, their, to them |
| suyos {adj} [formal] | :: Yours, your, to you |
| suzeranía {f} | :: suzerainty |
| Svalbard y Jan Mayen {prop} | :: Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands |
| svastika {f} | :: swastika |
| swahili {m} | :: alternative form of suajili |
| Swazilandia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Suazilandia |
| swing {m} | :: swing (dance) |
| swingman {m} | :: swingman |