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| v {letter} | :: The twenty-third (23rd) letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| V {letter} | :: The 23rd letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| vaca {f} | :: cow (adult female of the species Bos taurus) |
| vaca {f} | :: beef |
| vaca {f} | :: leather |
| vaca {f} [derogatory, colloquial] | :: cow (woman considered unpleasant, particularly one considered fat) |
| vaca {f} [Chile] | :: collection |
| vacación {f} | :: vacation, holiday |
| vacacionable {adj} | :: suitable for a vacation |
| vacacional {adj} [attributive] | :: vacation, holiday (of or relating to vacations) |
| vacacionar {vi} [primarily, Mexico] | :: to go on vacation |
| vacacionista {mf} | :: vacationer |
| vacada {f} | :: herd (of cows) |
| vaca lechera {f} | :: milker (cow) |
| vaca lechera {f} [idiomatic] | :: cash cow |
| vaca loca {f} | :: mad cow |
| vaca marina {f} | :: sea cow |
| vacana {f} | :: feminine noun of vacano |
| vacancia {f} | :: vacancy |
| vacano {adj} | :: good |
| vacano {adj} | :: fantastic |
| vacano {adj} | :: amazing |
| vacano {adj} | :: well-made |
| vacano {m} | :: Something or someone that is found good or attractive |
| vacante {adj} | :: vacant; empty |
| vacante {f} | :: vacancy; opening (as for a job) |
| vacar {v} | :: to take a break |
| vacar {v} | :: to vacate |
| vacar {v} | :: to dedicate time to |
| vacar {v} | :: to lack |
| vacarí {adj} | :: covered in cow hide or leather |
| vaca sagrada {f} | :: sacred cow |
| vacas flacas {fp} [idiom] | :: Leanness, little prosperity |
| vacas gordas {fp} [idiom] | :: Prosperity |
| vacceos {mp} | :: Vaccaei |
| vaciadero {m} | :: dumping site |
| vaciamiento {adj} | :: empty |
| vaciamiento {m} | :: emptiness |
| vaciante {adj} | :: emptying; draining |
| vaciante {f} | :: ebb tide |
| vaciar {v} | :: to empty |
| vaciarse {v} | :: reflexive of vaciar |
| vaciedad {f} | :: vacuum |
| vaciedad {f} | :: nonsense |
| vacilación {f} | :: vacillation, perplexity, unresolve |
| vacilante {adj} | :: unsteady, uncertain |
| vacilar {v} | :: to hesitate, waver |
| vacilar {v} [colloquial, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala] | :: to enjoy |
| vacilar {v} [colloquial] | :: to spy on |
| vacilar {v} [colloquial] | :: to kid; to play a joke on |
| vacilón {adj} | :: jokey; teasing |
| vacilón {adj} | :: funloving |
| vacilón {m} | :: teaser; joker; prankster |
| vacilón {m} | :: party animal; fun-lover |
| vacilón {m} | :: fun; good times |
| vacilón {m} [Cuba] | :: drunkenness |
| vacilona {f} | :: feminine noun of vacilón |
| vacío {adj} | :: vacant |
| vacío {adj} | :: empty |
| vacío {m} | :: empty space; gap |
| vacío {m} | :: vacuum |
| vacío {m} | :: void |
| vacuamente {adv} | :: emptily |
| vacuidad {f} | :: vacuousness |
| vacuna {f} | :: vaccine |
| vacunable {adj} | :: vaccinable |
| vacunación {f} | :: vaccination; inoculation |
| vacunador {m} | :: vaccinator |
| vacunal {adj} | :: of or pertaining to vaccines |
| vacunar {v} | :: to vaccinate |
| vacunarse {v} | :: reflexive of vacunar |
| vacuno {adj} | :: bovine |
| vacuno {m} | :: bovine |
| vacuo {adj} | :: empty; vacant |
| vacuo {m} | :: empty space, gap |
| vacuola {f} | :: vacuole |
| vacuolización {f} | :: vacuolization |
| vacuómetro {m} | :: vacuum gage; vacuum gauge |
| vacuum {m} | :: vacuum |
| vadeable {adj} | :: wadable |
| vadear {vt} | :: to ford |
| vadear {vt} | :: to wade, to wade across |
| vademécum {m} | :: vade mecum; handbook |
| vadeo {m} | :: wade |
| vadiniense {adj} | :: Vadinian |
| vadiniense {mf} | :: Vadinian |
| vado {m} | :: ford |
| Vaduz {prop} | :: Vaduz (town/and/municipality/capital) |
| vaga {f} | :: feminine noun of vago |
| vagabunda {f} | :: feminine noun of vagabundo |
| vagabundaje {m} | :: synonym of vagabundeo |
| vagabundear {v} | :: to wander |
| vagabundeo {m} | :: vagrancy |
| vagabundo {adj} | :: roaming |
| vagabundo {adj} | :: stray |
| vagabundo {m} | :: vagabond |
| vagabundo {m} | :: vagrant |
| vagal {adj} [anatomy] | :: vagal |
| vagamente {adv} | :: vaguely |
| vagamente {adv} | :: lazily |
| vagamunda {f} | :: feminine noun of vagamundo |
| vagamundo {m} | :: rare form of vagabundo |
| vagamundo {adj} | :: rare form of vagabundo |
| vagancia {f} | :: vagrancy |
| vagancia {f} | :: laziness |
| vagante {adj} | :: wandering |
| vagante {mf} | :: wanderer |
| vagar {v} | :: to roam, to wander |
| vagaroso {adj} | :: wandering |
| vagido {m} | :: wail; cry (of a newborn baby) |
| vagilla {f} | :: obsolete spelling of vajilla |
| vagina {f} | :: vagina |
| vaginal {adj} | :: vaginal |
| vaginalmente {adv} | :: vaginally |
| vaginectomía {f} | :: vaginectomy |
| vaginismo {m} | :: vaginismus |
| vaginitis {f} [pathology] | :: vaginitis |
| vaginoplastia {f} [surgery] | :: vaginoplasty |
| vaginosis {f} [pathology] | :: vaginosis |
| vago {adj} | :: vague |
| vago {adj} | :: lazy |
| vago {m} | :: wanderer |
| vago {m} | :: vagabond |
| vagón {m} | :: train car |
| vagoneta {f} | :: wagon |
| vagoroso {adj} | :: vague |
| vaguada {f} | :: thalweg |
| vaguada {f} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: storm; bad weather |
| vaguear {v} | :: to laze about, loaf about |
| vaguear {v} | :: to veg out, veg |
| vaguear {v} | :: to lounge |
| vaguedad {f} | :: vagueness |
| vaharada {f} | :: puff |
| vaharada {f} | :: waft |
| vahído {m} | :: short blackout |
| vahído {m} | :: dizziness |
| vahído {m} | :: dizzy spell |
| vaho {m} | :: vapor |
| vaho {m} | :: breath |
| vaho {m} | :: whiff |
| vaído {adj} [architecture, attributive] | :: pendentive |
| Vaillancourt {prop} | :: surname |
| vaina {f} [botany] | :: pod |
| vaina {f} | :: scabbard, sheath |
| vaina {f} | :: case, casing |
| vaina {f} [Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, colloquial] | :: thing, gadget |
| vaina {f} [Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, colloquial] | :: hickey |
| vaina {f} [slang] | :: worthless person |
| vaina {f} [regional] | :: green bean |
| vaina de mielina {f} | :: myelin sheath |
| vainica {f} | :: hemstitch |
| vainica {f} | :: green pea |
| vainilla {f} | :: vanilla (plant or fruit) |
| vainilla {f} | :: vanilla sex |
| vainilla {f} [Argentina] | :: ladyfinger |
| vainillado {adj} | :: vanilla; containing vanilla |
| vainillal {m} | :: vanilla plantation |
| vainillina {f} | :: vanillin |
| vainita {f} | :: diminutive of vaina, small green bean |
| vaisnava {mf} | :: Vaishnava |
| vaivén {m} | :: swaying; rocking |
| vaivén {m} | :: fluctuation |
| vaivén {m} [figurative] | :: back and forth, ups and downs |
| vajilla {f} | :: dishes, dishware |
| val {m} | :: apocopic form of valle valley |
| Val. {prop} {f} | :: abbreviation of Valencia |
| valaca {f} | :: feminine noun of valaco |
| valaco {adj} | :: Vlach |
| valaco {m} | :: Vlach |
| Valadez {prop} | :: surname |
| Valaquia {prop} {f} | :: Valaquia (subregion/and/former principality) |
| Valdemoro {prop} {m} | :: A town in the Madrid, Spain |
| valdense {adj} | :: Waldensian |
| valdense {mf} | :: Waldensian |
| Valderrama {prop} | :: surname |
| Valdés {prop} | :: Valdes; Valdés (municipality) |
| Valdés {prop} | :: Valdes; surname |
| Valdez {prop} | :: Valdez; surname |
| valdiviana {f} | :: feminine noun of valdiviano |
| valdiviano {adj} | :: Of or from Valdivia, Chile |
| valdiviano {m} | :: Someone from Valdivia |
| valdiviano {m} | :: A soup made with jerky and onions |
| vale {m} | :: A voucher; an IOU |
| vale {interj} [Spain] | :: okay |
| vale {interj} | :: goodbye, be well |
| valedero {adj} | :: valid (well grounded or justifiable, pertinent) |
| valedor {m} | :: protector |
| valedor {m} [Mexico] | :: friend |
| valedora {f} | :: feminine noun of valedor |
| valefacer {v} | :: To make an IOU |
| valefacer {v} | :: To make a bill of exchange; a negotiable instrument; a promissory note or note payable |
| valefacer {v} | :: To vouch |
| valefacer {v} | :: To take responsibility for; to express confidence in; to witness; to obtest |
| valefacer {v} | :: To warrant; to maintain by affirmations; to attest; to affirm; to avouch |
| valefacer {v} | :: To back; to support; to confirm |
| valefacer {v} | :: To call into court to warrant and defend, or to make good a warranty of title |
| valefacer {v} | :: To bear witness; to give testimony or full attestation |
| valefacer {v} | :: To call as a witness |
| valefacer {v} | :: To assert; to aver; to declare |
| valefacer {v} | :: To voucher |
| valefacer {v} | :: To establish the authenticity of; to vouch for |
| valefacer {v} | :: To provide a vouch for (an expenditure) |
| valefacer {v} | :: To provide (a beneficiary) with a voucher |
| valefacer {v} [literary] | :: To say farewell |
| valencia {f} | :: valency |
| Valencia {prop} {f} | :: Valencia (capital city) |
| Valencia {prop} {f} | :: Valencia (autonomous community) |
| Valencia {prop} {f} | :: Valencia (province) |
| Valencia {prop} {f} | :: The letter V in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| valenciana {f} | :: feminine noun of valenciano |
| valencianismo {m} | :: Pro-Valencia feelings |
| valencianista {adj} [football] | :: Of or related to Valencia CF, a football team in Valencia |
| valencianista {mf} [football] | :: Someone associated with Valencia CF, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| valenciano {adj} | :: Valencian |
| valenciano {m} | :: Valencian |
| valenciano {prop} {m} | :: Valencian (dialect of Catalan) |
| valentía {f} | :: courage, bravery |
| Valentín {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Valentina {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Valentín |
| valentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of valiente |
| valentón {adj} | :: acting with bravado |
| valentón {m} | :: a person acting with bravado |
| valentona {f} | :: feminine noun of valentón |
| valer {v} | :: to be worth |
| valer {v} | :: to be useful or valid |
| valer {v} | :: to be well, healthy |
| valer {v} | :: to be strong |
| Valera {prop} | :: surname |
| valerato {m} [organic compound] | :: valerate |
| valeriana {f} | :: valerian |
| valérico {adj} | :: valeric |
| valer la pena {v} [idiom] | :: to be worth the effort, to pay off |
| valerosamente {adv} | :: bravely |
| valerosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of valeroso |
| valeroso {adj} | :: brave |
| valerse {v} | :: to make use of |
| valérselas {v} [idiom] | :: to cope, get by, get along |
| Valesco {prop} | :: surname |
| valesko {m} [Argentina, dated] | :: The heavily accented and Yiddish-influenced Spanish spoken by Jewish immigrants from Europe |
| valet {m} [card games] | :: jack, knave |
| valetudinario {adj} | :: valetudinarian |
| válgame Dios {interj} | :: dear God |
| valí {m} | :: wali (governor in an Islamic country) |
| valía {f} | :: worth |
| valiato {m} | :: A wilaya or vilayet; an administrative division ruled by a wali |
| validación {f} | :: validation |
| validador {m} | :: checker, validator (machine) |
| validadora {f} | :: ticket machine |
| válidamente {adv} | :: validly |
| validar {v} | :: to validate |
| validez {f} | :: validity |
| validismo {m} | :: independence (not needing a career) |
| valido {adj} | :: valued; favored; believed |
| valido {m} | :: a valued, favored, trusted or believed person |
| válido {adj} | :: valid |
| valiente {adj} | :: brave, courageous, fearless |
| valiente {adj} | :: valiant, gallant, doughty |
| valiente {adj} | :: gritty, plucky, gutsy, spunky |
| valientemente {adv} | :: valiantly |
| valija {f} | :: valise |
| valija {f} [Argentina] | :: case, suitcase |
| valijera {f} | :: postwoman |
| valijero {m} | :: postman |
| valimiento {m} | :: worth |
| valimiento {m} | :: favourite |
| valina {f} [amino acid] | :: valine |
| valiosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of valioso |
| valioso {adj} | :: valuable |
| Valium {m} | :: valium |
| valkiria {f} | :: alternative spelling of valquiria |
| valla {f} | :: fence |
| valla {f} | :: barricade |
| valla {f} | :: obstacle |
| valla {f} | :: hurdle |
| valladar {m} | :: fence |
| vallado {m} | :: fence |
| vallado {m} | :: fencing |
| vallado {m} | :: palisade |
| Valladolid {prop} | :: Valladolid (province) |
| Valladolid {prop} | :: Valladolid (city) |
| valla publicitaria {f} | :: billboard |
| vallar {v} | :: to fence in, enclose |
| valle {m} | :: valley |
| Valle {prop} | :: surname |
| vallecano {adj} | :: From or of Vallecas, a neighbourhood of Madrid |
| vallecano {adj} | :: From or of Valle, a department of Honduras |
| vallecaucana {f} | :: feminine noun of vallecaucano |
| vallecaucano {adj} | :: Of or from the department of Valle del Cauca Department, Colombia |
| vallecaucano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the department of Valle del Cauca Department, Colombia |
| vallecito {m} | :: diminutive of valle |
| Valle de los Reyes {prop} {m} | :: Valley of the Kings (Egyptian valley known for its tombs) |
| vallegrandina {f} | :: feminine noun of vallegrandino |
| vallegrandino {adj} | :: Of or from Vallegrande |
| vallegrandino {m} | :: Someone from Vallegrande |
| valleinclanesco {adj} | :: Of or relating to Ramón María del Valle-Inclán (1866–1936), Spanish writer, or his works |
| Vallejo {prop} | :: surname |
| vallenato {adj} [attributive] | :: vallenato |
| vallenato {m} [music] | :: vallenato |
| vallense {adj} | :: of or from Valls |
| vallense {mf} | :: Someone from Valls |
| vallesana {f} | :: feminine noun of vallesano |
| vallesano {adj} | :: Of or from Vallès or Vallès Oriental |
| vallesano {m} | :: Someone from Vallès or Vallès Oriental |
| vallinclanesco {adj} | :: alternative form of valleinclanesco |
| vallisoletano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Valladolid |
| vallisoletano {m} | :: Someone from Valladolid |
| vallista {mf} | :: hurdler |
| Valmaseda {prop} {f} | :: A town in Vizcaya, Basque Country |
| valón {m} | :: A Walloon person |
| valón {m} | :: Walloon (language) |
| valón {adj} | :: Walloon |
| Valonia {prop} {f} | :: Valonia (region) |
| valor {m} | :: value (all senses) |
| valor {m} [finance] | :: security |
| valor {m} | :: worth |
| valor {m} | :: courage |
| valorable {adj} | :: ratable |
| valor absoluto {m} [mathematics] | :: absolute value (value of a number regardless of its sign) |
| valor absoluto {m} | :: See: es valor absoluto |
| valoración {f} | :: valuation; appraisal |
| valoración {f} [chemistry] | :: titration |
| valorante {adj} | :: evaluating |
| valorante {mf} | :: evaluator |
| valorar {v} | :: to value |
| valorar {v} | :: to appraise |
| valorativo {adj} | :: appraising |
| valor característico {m} [linear algebra] | :: eigenvalue |
| valor facial {m} | :: face value |
| valórico {adj} | :: of or pertaining to moral value |
| valorización {f} | :: valorization |
| valorizar {vt} | :: to value, to appraise |
| valorizar {vt} | :: to give or add value to |
| valor nominal {m} | :: face value, nominal value |
| valor preestablecido {m} | :: A default, preset value |
| valor propio {m} [linear algebra] | :: eigenvalue |
| valor sentimental {m} | :: sentimental value |
| valor venal {m} | :: sellable price |
| Valparaíso {prop} {m} | :: Valparaíso |
| valproato {m} [organic compound] | :: valproate |
| valproico {adj} | :: valproic |
| valquiria {f} [Norse mythology] | :: Valkyrie |
| vals {m} | :: waltz |
| valsar {v} | :: to waltz |
| valse {m} | :: waltz |
| valuación {f} | :: valuation |
| valuar {vt} | :: to value |
| valva {f} [anatomy] | :: valve |
| valvado {adj} | :: valvate |
| Valverde {prop} | :: A placename |
| Valverde {prop} | :: surname |
| válvula {f} | :: valve |
| válvula de escape {f} | :: exhaust valve |
| válvula mitral {f} | :: mitral valve |
| valvular {adj} | :: valvular (of or relating to valves) |
| valvulopatía {f} | :: valvulopathy |
| vamos a ver {phrase} | :: let's see, we'll see |
| vamos hablando {phrase} | :: we'll see; let's keep in touch |
| vamp {mf} | :: vamp |
| vampira {f} | :: A female vampire |
| vampiresa {f} | :: vampiress |
| vampírico {adj} | :: vampiric |
| vampirismo {m} | :: vampirism |
| vampirito {m} | :: diminutive of vampiro |
| vampirizar {vt} | :: to vampirize (drain the resources of) |
| vampiro {m} [folklore] | :: vampire |
| van {m} | :: van (vehicle) |
| vanadato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: vanadate |
| vanadinita {f} [mineral] | :: vanadinite |
| vanadio {m} | :: vanadium |
| vanagloria {f} | :: boastfulness, vainglory |
| vanagloriarse {vr} | :: to boast |
| vanaglorioso {adj} | :: vainglorious |
| vanamente {adv} | :: vainly, in vain |
| vancomicina {f} | :: vancomycin |
| vancuverita {adj} | :: Vancouverite (of or pertaining to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) |
| vancuverita {mf} | :: Vancouverite (of or pertaining to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) |
| vándala {f} | :: feminine noun of vándalo |
| vandálico {adj} | :: vandalic |
| vandalismo {m} | :: vandalism |
| vandalizar {v} | :: to vandalize |
| vándalo {m} | :: vandal |
| vándalo {m} | :: hooligan; lout; thug; yob, yobbo; punk |
| vándalo {m} | :: Vandal |
| vándalo {m} [uncountable] | :: Vandalic |
| vandeana {f} | :: feminine noun of vandeano |
| vandeano {adj} | :: Vendean |
| vandeano {m} | :: Vendean |
| Vane {prop} {f} | :: given name, nickname of Vanessa |
| Vanesa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| vanguardia {f} | :: vanguard, forefront |
| vanguardia {f} | :: avantgarde, cutting edge |
| vanguardismo {m} | :: vanguardism |
| vanguardista {adj} | :: avant-garde |
| vanguardista {mf} | :: a member a the avant-garde |
| vanidad {m} | :: vanity |
| vanidad {m} | :: pomp |
| vanidad {m} | :: nonsense |
| vanidosamente {adv} | :: vainly |
| vanidoso {adj} | :: vain |
| vanilina {f} [organic compound] | :: vanillin |
| vanísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vano |
| vano {adj} | :: vain (overly proud of oneself) |
| vano {adj} | :: vain (having no real substance) |
| vano {adj} | :: vain (pointless, futile) |
| Vanuatu {prop} | :: Vanuatu |
| vanuatuense {adj} | :: Vanuatuan |
| vanuatuense {mf} | :: Vanuatuan |
| vapeador {m} | :: e-cigarette |
| vapear {v} | :: to vape |
| vapor {m} | :: steam, vapor (water vapor) |
| vaporcillo {m} | :: diminutive of vapor |
| vaporcito {m} | :: diminutive of vapor |
| vaporera {f} [culinary] | :: steamer |
| vaporización {f} | :: vaporization |
| vaporizador {m} | :: vaporizer |
| vaporizar {vt} | :: to vaporize |
| vaporoso {adj} | :: vaporous |
| vaporoso {adj} | :: airy |
| vapulear {v} | :: to thrash |
| vapulear {v} | :: to beat up, beat |
| vaqueana {f} | :: feminine noun of vaqueano |
| vaqueano {adj} | :: alternative form of baquiano |
| vaqueano {m} | :: alternative form of baquiano |
| vaquera {f} | :: cowgirl |
| vaquería {f} | :: wild bull and cow hunting |
| vaquería {f} | :: licence to raise bulls or cows |
| vaquerita {f} | :: diminutive of vaquera, little cowgirl |
| vaqueriza {f} | :: cow hut |
| vaqueriza {f} | :: cowherd |
| vaquerizo {adj} [attributive] | :: cow; cow-rearing |
| vaquerizo {m} | :: cowherd |
| vaquero {adj} | :: cowboy |
| vaquero {m} | :: cowboy |
| vaquero {m} [in plural] | :: jeans |
| vaquero {m} | :: A kind of bird: |
| vaquero {m} | :: squirrel cuckoo (Piaya cayana) |
| vaquero {m} | :: laughing falcon (Herpetotheres cachinnans) |
| vaquero {m} | :: lesser ground cuckoo (Morococcyx erythropygus) |
| vaqueta {f} | :: cowhide |
| vaquiana {f} | :: feminine noun of vaquiano |
| vaquiano {adj} | :: alternative form of baquiano |
| vaquiano {m} | :: alternative form of baquiano |
| vaquilla {f} | :: heifer |
| vaquillona {f} [Latin America] | :: A heifer of between two and three years of age |
| vaquita {f} | :: diminutive of vaca, little cow |
| vara {f} | :: a long and thin stick, pole or rod |
| vara {f} | :: thin branch or cane (of a tree or bush) |
| vara {f} | :: a staff of office |
| vara {f} [bullfighting] | :: bullfighter's lance |
| vara {f} [obsolete] | :: a unit of length, about 0.836 metres or three Spanish feet; equivalent to the English yard |
| varada {f} | :: stranding |
| varada {f} | :: beaching |
| varada {f} | :: grounding |
| varadero {m} | :: dry dock |
| varado {adj} | :: stranded |
| varado {adj} | :: beached |
| varadura {f} | :: going aground; grounding |
| varal {m} | :: large pole |
| varal {m} | :: lanky person; beanpole |
| vara mágica {f} | :: a magic wand |
| varamiento {m} | :: beaching (event of a marine mammal stranding itself on land) |
| varano {m} | :: monitor lizard |
| varapalo {m} | :: long pole |
| varapalo {m} | :: caning (hit with a cane or pole) |
| varapalo {m} [figurative] | :: blow, heavy blow, setback |
| varapalo {m} | :: battering, barrage of criticism |
| varar {v} | :: to beach |
| varar {v} | :: to run aground |
| varar {v} | :: to strand |
| varazo {m} | :: A hit with a stick, branch or lance |
| varazo {m} | :: a hit (in general) |
| várdula {f} | :: feminine noun of várdulo |
| várdulo {adj} | :: of or relating to the Varduli tribe |
| várdulo {m} | :: Member of the Varduli |
| varear {v} | :: to hit with a pole |
| varear {v} | :: to measure with a pole |
| varear {vr} | :: to turn skinny; to become thin as a rake |
| varega {f} | :: feminine noun of varego |
| varego {adj} | :: Varangian |
| varego {m} | :: Varangian |
| varetazo {m} [bullfighting] | :: A hit with the lateral part of a bull's horn |
| varga {f} | :: steepest part of a slope |
| Vargas {prop} | :: surname |
| vargasllosismo {m} | :: The political philosophy of Mario Vargas Llosa (born 1936), Peruvian writer |
| vargasllosista {mf} | :: A supporter of Mario Vargas Llosa (born 1936), Peruvian writer and politician |
| vargasllosista {adj} | :: Supporting Mario Vargas Llosa |
| vargasllosistas {adj} | :: plural of vargasllosista |
| vargueño {m} | :: vargueno |
| varguense {adj} | :: Of or from the state of Vargas (state), Venezuela |
| varguense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the state of Vargas (state), Venezuela |
| varguismo {m} | :: The political beliefs, or support, of Getúlio Vargas, Brazilian politician |
| variabilidad {f} | :: variability |
| variable {adj} | :: variable |
| variable {f} | :: variable |
| variable dependiente {f} | :: dependent variable |
| variable independiente {m} | :: independent variable |
| variablemente {adv} | :: variably |
| variación {f} | :: variation |
| variacional {adj} | :: variational |
| variadamente {adv} | :: variously |
| variadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of variado |
| variado {adj} | :: diverse |
| variador {adj} | :: varying |
| variador {m} | :: something that varies |
| variante {adj} | :: varying |
| variante {adj} | :: variable |
| variante {f} | :: variant |
| varianza {f} | :: variance |
| variar {v} | :: to alter, vary, change |
| varice {f} | :: varicose vein |
| várice {f} | :: alternative form of varice |
| varicela {f} [pathology] | :: chicken pox |
| varicoso {adj} | :: varicose |
| variedad {f} | :: variety |
| variedad {f} | :: breed |
| variedad {f} [mathematics] | :: manifold |
| variegación {f} | :: variegation |
| varietal {m} | :: varietal |
| varietal {adj} | :: varietal |
| varilarguero {m} [bullfighting] | :: picador |
| varilla {f} | :: spoke |
| varilla {f} | :: whisk |
| varillaje {m} | :: (set of) spokes (of an object, e.g. a fan, whisk, umbrella) |
| vario {adj} | :: various |
| vario {adj} | :: varied |
| variómetro {m} | :: variometer |
| variopinto {adj} | :: multicoloured, colorful |
| variopinto {adj} [figurative] | :: motley, varied, diverse, eclectic |
| variopinto {adj} | :: multifaceted |
| varisco {adj} | :: Variscan |
| varita {f} | :: wand (hand-held narrow rod) |
| varita de virtudes {f} | :: magic wand |
| varita mágica {f} | :: magic wand |
| varo {m} [Mexican slang] | :: money |
| varón {m} | :: person of male sex |
| Varona {prop} | :: surname |
| varoncito {m} | :: diminutive of varón, little man, boy |
| varonía {f} | :: male line |
| varonil {adj} | :: masculine, manly |
| varonilmente {adv} | :: in a manly manner |
| Varsovia {prop} | :: Varsovia (capital city) |
| varsoviana {f} | :: feminine noun of varsoviano |
| varsoviano {adj} | :: Varsovian (of or pertaining to Warsaw, Poland) |
| varsoviano {m} | :: Varsovian (native or resident of Warsaw, Poland) |
| vasallage {m} | :: alternative spelling of vasallaje; vassalage |
| vasallaje {m} | :: vassalage |
| vasallo {adj} | :: vassal, serving |
| vasallo {m} | :: vassal |
| vasca {f} | :: female equivalent of vasco |
| vasco {adj} | :: Basque |
| vasco {m} | :: a Basque person |
| vasco {prop} {m} | :: the Basque language |
| vascófila {f} | :: expert in Basque studies |
| vascófila {f} | :: a fan of Basque culture or the language |
| vascófilo {m} | :: expert in Basque studies |
| vascófilo {m} | :: a fan of Basque culture or the language |
| vascófono {adj} | :: Basque-speaking |
| vascófono {m} | :: Basque speaker |
| vascofrancés {adj} | :: of or from the French Basque Country |
| vascohablante {adj} | :: Basque-speaking |
| vascohablante {mf} | :: Basque speaker |
| vascón {adj} | :: Vascon |
| vascón {m} | :: Vascon |
| vascona {f} | :: feminine noun of vascón |
| vasconavarra {f} | :: feminine noun of vasconavarro |
| vasconavarro {adj} | :: Of, from, related to, or connecting, the Basque Country and Navarre |
| vasconavarro {m} | :: Someone from the Basque Country and Navarre, or someone who claims to be from both places |
| vasconcelista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to José Vasconcelos, Spanish writer |
| vascongado {adj} | :: Basque |
| vascongado {m} | :: Basque |
| vasconización {f} | :: Basquisation |
| vascoparlante {adj} | :: Basque-speaking |
| vascoparlante {mf} | :: Basque speaker |
| vascuence {adj} | :: of the Basque language |
| vascuence {m} | :: the Basque language |
| vascular {adj} | :: vascular |
| vascularización {f} | :: vascularization |
| vascularizar {v} | :: to vascularize |
| vasculatura {f} | :: vasculature |
| vasculitis {f} [pathology] | :: vasculitis |
| vasectomía {f} [surgery] | :: vasectomy |
| vaselina {f} | :: petroleum jelly |
| vaselina {f} [sports] | :: lob, chip |
| vasija {f} | :: vessel, container (object made to hold liquid or another substance that can be held in the hand) |
| vasito {m} | :: small (drinking) glass |
| vaso {m} | :: drinking glass |
| vaso {m} | :: glassful |
| vaso {m} | :: vessel (container) |
| vaso {m} | :: vessel (tube or canal that carries fluid in an animal or plant) |
| vasoactivo {adj} | :: vasoactive |
| vasoconstricción {f} | :: vasoconstriction |
| vasoconstrictor {m} | :: vasoconstrictor |
| vaso de precipitados {m} | :: Any kind of beaker, or similar glass container used in a chemical laboratory |
| vasodilatación {f} | :: vasodilation |
| vasodilatador {adj} | :: vasodilating |
| vasodilatador {m} | :: vasodilator |
| vasoespasmo {m} | :: vasospasm |
| vasopresina {f} | :: vasopressin |
| vaso sanguíneo {m} | :: blood vessel |
| vasovagal {adj} | :: vasovagal |
| vasovasostomía {f} [surgery] | :: vasovasostomy |
| vaspina {f} | :: vaspin |
| Vásquez {prop} | :: surname |
| vasquismo {m} | :: Pro-Basque movement |
| vasquista {mf} | :: Supporter of Basquism |
| vástago {m} | :: shoot of a plant |
| vástago {m} | :: offspring |
| vástago {m} [figuratively] | :: offshoot (that which develops from something else) |
| vastamente {adv} | :: vastly, immensely |
| vastedad {f} | :: extension, width |
| vastedad {f} | :: vastness, broadness |
| vastísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vasto; very vast |
| vasto {adj} | :: vast |
| vastoaductor {adj} [anatomy] | :: vastoadductor |
| vasto externo {m} | :: vastus lateralis, vastus externus |
| vasto interno {m} | :: vastus medialis |
| vataje {m} | :: wattage |
| vate {m} | :: vates |
| váter {m} | :: toilet |
| vaticana {f} | :: feminine noun of vaticano |
| vaticanista {mf} | :: Vatican correspondent |
| vaticano {adj} | :: Vatican (relating to the Vatican city state) |
| vaticano {m} | :: a Vaticanian (someone from the Vatican city state) |
| Vaticano {adj} | :: Vatican (pertaining to the Vatican) |
| Vaticano {adj} | :: Vatican (pertaining to the Pope or the Holy See) |
| Vaticano {prop} {m} | :: the Vatican |
| vaticinar {v} | :: to predict, vaticinate |
| vaticinio {m} | :: prediction |
| vatio {m} | :: watt |
| vato {m} [Chicano, slang] | :: Hispanic youth; guy; dude; boyfriend; significant other |
| vav {f} | :: vav; the Hebrew letter ו |
| vávula {f} | :: valve |
| vaya {interj} | :: Expresses surprise: Wow!, Why, Oh!, Whoa!, Well!, Man!, Boy! |
| vaya {interj} | :: Expresses dismay, worry, indignation or frustration: Gee!, Jeez!, Gosh!, Why, Man!, Oh dear! |
| vaya {interj} [before a noun] | :: What a .. |
| vaya {interj} [colloquial, at the end of a sentence] | :: you know, like, y'know |
| vaya {interj} | :: Go!, Leave!, Go away! [technically an imperative but can function as an interjection in this sense] |
| vaya {f} | :: joke; taunt |
| vaya con Dios {phrase} | :: Godspeed |
| vaya por caso {adv} | :: for instance; for example |
| Vázquez {prop} | :: alternative form of Vásquez |
| VC {prop} | :: abbreviation of Veracruz (Mexican state) |
| Vd. {pron} | :: abbreviation of usted |
| vdd {n} [internet slang, texting] | :: abbreviation of verdad |
| vds {pron} | :: abbreviation of ustedes |
| Vds. {pron} | :: abbreviation of ustedes |
| ve {f} | :: letter: v |
| veces {prep} [mathematics] | :: by, times (multiplication) |
| vecina {f} | :: feminine noun of vecino |
| vecinal {adj} | :: local |
| vecinal {adj} [attributive] | :: neighbour |
| vecinal {adj} | :: neighbourly |
| vecindad {f} | :: vicinity |
| vecindad {f} | :: neighborhood |
| vecindario {m} | :: neighbourhood |
| vecine {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: neighbour |
| vecinita {f} | :: feminine noun of vecinito |
| vecinito {m} | :: diminutive of vecino; little neighbour |
| vecino {m} | :: neighbour (a person living on adjacent or nearby land) |
| vecino {m} [especially, in the plural] | :: a resident or inhabitant of an area, especially of a neighborhood or a village |
| vecino {m} [historical] | :: freeman, person of relatively high status associated with a place |
| vecino {adj} | :: neighboring, adjacent |
| Vecino {prop} | :: surname |
| vector {m} | :: vector |
| vectorial {adj} [mathematics] | :: vectorial |
| vectorialmente {adv} | :: vectorially |
| vectorización {f} | :: vectorization |
| vectorizar {v} | :: to vectorize/vectorise |
| vector propio {m} [linear algebra] | :: eigenvector |
| vector unitario {m} [linear algebra] | :: unit vector |
| veda {f} | :: prohibition, ban |
| veda {f} [hunting] | :: closed season |
| vedado {adj} | :: banned |
| vedado {m} | :: reserve (for hunting) |
| vedar {v} | :: to ban, prohibit |
| vedegambre {m} [botany] | :: hellebore |
| vedete {f} | :: protagonist, star |
| vedete {f} | :: standout (notable person) |
| vedetismo {m} | :: stardom, superstardom |
| vedette {f} | :: alternative spelling of vedete |
| vedettismo {m} | :: alternative spelling of vedetismo |
| ve de vaca {letter} | :: The letter V, so called to distinguish it from be de burro, the letter B |
| védico {adj} | :: Vedic |
| vedija {f} | :: woollen tuft |
| ve doble {f} | :: letter: w |
| veedor {adj} | :: looking, observing |
| veedor {m} | :: onlooker |
| veedor {m} | :: guard |
| veedor {m} | :: overman |
| veedor {m} | :: overseer |
| veeduría {f} | :: oversight committee |
| vega {f} | :: meadow |
| vega {f} | :: fertile lowland |
| vega {f} | :: grassy plain |
| vega {f} | :: valley (the fertile lowlands surrounding a river) |
| vega {f} | :: alluvial plain |
| vega {f} [Carribean] | :: tobacco plantation |
| Vega {prop} | :: surname derived from vega (meadow) |
| vegada {f} [obsolete] | :: synonym of vez |
| vegan {m} | :: a vegan |
| vegana {f} | :: female equivalent of vegano |
| veganismo {m} | :: veganism |
| vegano {adj} | :: vegan (relating to vegans or veganism) |
| vegano {m} | :: vegan (supporter of veganism) |
| Vegecio {prop} {m} | :: Vegetius |
| vegetación {f} | :: vegetation |
| vegetación {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: adenoid |
| vegetacional {adj} | :: vegetational |
| vegetal {adj} | :: vegetal |
| vegetal {m} | :: vegetable |
| vegetar {v} | :: to vegetate |
| vegetariana {f} | :: feminine noun of vegetariano |
| vegetarianismo {m} | :: vegetarianism |
| vegetariano {m} | :: vegetarian |
| vegetariano {adj} | :: vegetarian |
| vegetativamente {adv} | :: vegetatively |
| vegetativo {adj} | :: vegetative |
| vegueña {f} | :: feminine noun of vegueño |
| vegueño {adj} | :: Las Vegan (of or pertaining to Las Vegas, Nevada) |
| vegueño {m} | :: Las Vegan (native or resident of Las Vegas, Nevada) |
| veguense {adj} | :: Las Vegan |
| veguense {mf} | :: Las Vegan |
| veguer {m} | :: vicar, representative in northeast Spain, of the monarchy |
| veguería {f} | :: A subdivision of the Principality of Catalonia during the Middle Ages |
| veguero {adj} | :: lowland, low-lying |
| veguero {m} | :: tobacco farmer |
| veguero {m} | :: lowland farmer |
| vehemencia {f} | :: vehemence, zeal |
| vehemente {adj} | :: vehement |
| vehementemente {adv} | :: vehemently |
| vehementísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vehemente |
| vehicular {adj} | :: vehicular [of a vehicle] |
| vehicular {adj} | :: vehicular [of a common language] |
| vehicular {v} | :: to serve as a mediator |
| vehiculizar {v} | :: synonym of vehicular |
| vehículo {m} | :: vehicle |
| vehículo eléctrico {m} | :: electric vehicle |
| veinte {num} | :: twenty |
| veinteañero {adj} | :: twenty-something, twentyish (years old) |
| veinteañero {m} | :: Person in their twenties |
| veinteava {f} | :: feminine noun of veinteavo |
| veinteavo {adj} | :: twentieth (portion of a whole) |
| veinteavo {m} | :: twentieth (portion of a whole) |
| veintena {f} | :: Set of twenty units |
| veinteno {adj} | :: twentieth |
| veintetantos {v} | :: twentysomething |
| veinticinco {num} | :: twenty-five |
| veinticuatro {num} | :: twenty-four |
| veintidós {num} | :: twenty-two |
| veintinueve {num} | :: twenty-nine |
| veintinueveavo {m} | :: twenty-ninth |
| veintiocho {num} | :: twenty-eight |
| veintipico {num} | :: twentysomething |
| veintipocos {adj} | :: approximately twenty |
| veintiséis {num} | :: twenty-six |
| veintisiete {num} | :: twenty-seven |
| veintitantos {num} | :: twentysomething |
| veintitrés {num} | :: twenty-three |
| veintiún {num} [before the noun] | :: apocopic form of veintiuno twenty-one |
| veintiuna {f} [card games] | :: blackjack |
| veintiunavo {m} | :: twenty-first |
| veintiuno {num} | :: twenty-one |
| veisalgia {f} | :: veisalgia, hangover |
| vejación {f} | :: harassing |
| vejación {f} | :: bullying |
| vejado {adj} | :: vexed |
| vejamen {m} | :: lampoon, satire |
| vejaminista {adj} | :: satirical |
| vejar {v} | :: to harass |
| vejatorio {adj} | :: vexatious |
| vejestoria {f} | :: feminine noun of vejestorio |
| vejestorio {m} [pejorative] | :: old fogey, dodo, fuddy-duddy (very old person) |
| vejestorio {m} [Latin America] | :: very old object |
| vejete {mf} | :: An elderly person |
| vejete {mf} | :: A codger |
| vejete {mf} | :: The old fool, a ridiculous old person, predominantly an old man in classical drama and theater's stock charactery |
| vejez {f} | :: old age |
| vejezuela {f} | :: pejorative of vieja |
| vejiga {f} | :: bladder |
| vejiga {f} [El Salvador] | :: balloon |
| vejiga de perro {f} | :: bladder cherry |
| vela {f} | :: candle |
| vela {f} | :: wakefulness, sleeplessness |
| vela {f} | :: vigil, watch |
| vela {f} [nautical] | :: sail |
| vela {f} [nautical] | :: sailing |
| vela cangreja {f} | :: lugsail |
| velación {f} | :: wake, vigil |
| velada {f} | :: soirée |
| velada {f} | :: night meeting |
| veladamente {adv} | :: in a veiled or hidden way |
| velador {m} | :: candlestick |
| velador {m} [Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, northern Argentina] | :: nightstand, pedestal table |
| velador {m} [Latin America] | :: guard, watchman, sentinel [historical] (man employed as nighttime guard) |
| velador {m} [Argentina, Paraguay] | :: night lamp, bedside lamp |
| velador {m} [Mexico] | :: lampshade |
| velador {m} [Uruguay, Argentina] | :: night light, nightlight |
| veladora {f} [Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama] | :: votive candle, prayer candle, religious candle (ceremonial or nonceremonial ones sold in stores) |
| veladora {f} [Argentina, Bolivia, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Uruguay] | :: bedside lamp, nightstand lamp |
| veladora {f} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico] | :: oil lamp |
| veladora {f} [Latin America] | :: watchwoman |
| veladorcillo {m} | :: diminutive of velador |
| veladorcito {m} | :: diminutive of velador |
| veladura {f} [painting] | :: glaze |
| vela güira {mf} [slang, Puerto Rico, pejorative] | :: An opportunist; one who takes an advantage over others |
| vela latina {f} [nautical] | :: lateen (sail) |
| velamen {m} [nautical] | :: set of sails of a boat |
| velar {adj} | :: velar |
| velar {v} | :: to veil |
| velar {v} [information] | :: to conceal, cover, hide |
| velar {v} [photography] | :: to fog |
| velar {v} | :: to watch, guard |
| velar {v} | :: to be vigilant |
| velar {v} | :: to ensure, to see to, to guarantee (+ por) |
| velar {v} | :: to look after, to look out for, to watch over, to monitor (+ por) |
| velar {v} | :: to sit up (with an ill person) |
| velar {v} | :: to keep vigil (over a dead person) |
| velar {vi} | :: to stay awake |
| velar {vr} | :: to be ensured (+ por) |
| Velarde {prop} | :: surname |
| velarización {f} | :: velarization |
| velarizar {v} | :: to velarize |
| velarte {m} | :: broadcloth, fine cloth |
| Velasco {prop} | :: surname |
| vela solar {f} [astronautics] | :: solar sail (a sail-like structure on a spacecraft) |
| velasquino {adj} | :: Of or from José Miguel de Velasco Province |
| velasquino {m} | :: Someone from José Miguel de Velasco Province |
| velasquismo {m} | :: Support of Juan Velasco Alvarado, president of Peru from 1968 to 1975 |
| velasquismo {m} | :: The presidency of Juan Velasco Alvarado |
| velasquista {adj} | :: of or pertaining to José María Velasco Ibarra, five-time president of Ecuador |
| velasquista {mf} | :: A supporter of José María Velasco Ibarra |
| velatorio {adj} [attributive] | :: funeral parlour; funereal |
| velatorio {m} | :: wake (for the dead) |
| velatorio {m} | :: funeral parlour |
| velay {interj} | :: whatever; fine; sound's good |
| velazqueño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Diego Velázquez, or his style of art |
| Velázquez {prop} | :: surname |
| velc {f} | :: abbreviation of velocidad |
| velcro {m} | :: Velcro |
| velde {adj} [Puerto Rico] | :: pronunciation spelling of verde |
| veleidad {f} | :: caprice, whimsy |
| veleidad {f} | :: fickleness |
| veleidoso {adj} | :: fickle |
| veleño {m} | :: obsolete spelling of beleño |
| velera {f} | :: feminine noun of velero |
| velerismo {m} | :: sailing (a recreational activity) |
| velerista {adj} [attributive] | :: sailing |
| velerista {mf} | :: sailor, especially a dinghy sailor |
| velero {m} | :: sailmaker |
| velero {m} | :: candlemaker |
| velero {m} | :: sailmaking |
| velero {m} | :: sailboat |
| veleta {f} | :: weather vane |
| veleta {f} | :: weathercock (person who constantly changes their mind) |
| veleta {f} | :: veleta (dance) |
| veleto {adj} [bullfighting] | :: Having very high horns |
| Vélez {prop} | :: surname |
| vélico {adj} [attributive] | :: sail |
| velillo {m} | :: diminutive of velo |
| velís {m} | :: carry-on |
| velita {f} | :: diminutive of vela |
| vello {m} | :: body hair, androgenic hair, vellus hair |
| vello {m} | :: facial hair |
| vello androgénico {m} | :: body hair, androgenic hair |
| vellocino {m} | :: fleece |
| vello corporal {m} | :: body hair |
| vellón {m} | :: fleece |
| vello púbico {m} | :: pubic hair |
| vellosidad {f} | :: hairiness |
| vellositario {adj} | :: villous |
| velloso {adj} | :: hairy |
| velloso {adj} | :: fluffy |
| velluda {f} | :: Hairy woman. Usually referring to excess of arm, chest, or pubic hair (not head hair) |
| velludo {adj} | :: hairy-bodied |
| velludo {m} | :: felt, velvet |
| velo {m} | :: veil (something hung up or spread out to hide or protect the face, or hide an object from view; usually of a diaphanous material) |
| velocidad {f} | :: speed |
| velocidad {f} [physics] | :: velocity |
| velocidad {f} [automotive] | :: gear |
| velocidad de escape {f} | :: escape velocity |
| velocidad de la luz {f} | :: speed of light |
| velocidad del sonido {f} | :: speed of sound |
| velocímetro {m} | :: speedometer |
| velocípedo {m} | :: velocipede |
| velociraptor {m} [rare] | :: velociraptor |
| velocirráptor {m} | :: velociraptor |
| velocísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of velozmente |
| velocísimo {adj} | :: superlative of veloz |
| velocista {mf} | :: sprinter |
| velódromo {m} | :: velodrome |
| velón {m} | :: oil lamp |
| velón {m} | :: large candle |
| velorio {m} | :: wake (for the dead) |
| Veloso {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| velour {m} | :: velour |
| velouté {f} | :: velouté |
| veloz {adj} | :: fast, quick, speedy |
| velozmente {adv} | :: quickly |
| velvetón {m} | :: velour |
| vena {f} | :: vein |
| venablo {m} | :: A kind of spear |
| vena cava {f} [anatomy] | :: vena cava |
| vena cava inferior {f} | :: inferior vena cava |
| vena cava superior {f} [anatomy] | :: superior vena cava |
| venación {f} [archaic] | :: hunt |
| venación {f} | :: venation |
| venadear {v} | :: to kill someone like a deer |
| venadillo {m} | :: diminutive of venado |
| venado {m} [Latin America] | :: deer, stag |
| venado {m} | :: venison |
| venado {m} [colloquial] | :: cuckold, deceived husband or partner |
| venado andino {m} | :: north Andean deer |
| venal {adj} | :: venous |
| venal {adj} | :: venal, corruptible |
| venal {adj} | :: for sale, sellable |
| venalidad {f} | :: venality, corruptness |
| Venancio {prop} | :: given name |
| vena porta {f} [anatomy] | :: portal vein |
| vena safena {f} [anatomy] | :: saphenous vein |
| venático {adj} | :: crazy, insane |
| vena yugular {f} | :: jugular vein |
| vencedor {adj} | :: conquering |
| vencedor {adj} | :: winning, defeating, vanquishing |
| vencedor {m} | :: conquerer |
| vencedor {m} | :: victor, winner |
| vencedora {f} | :: female equivalent of vencedor |
| vencejo {m} | :: swift (bird) |
| vencer {vti} | :: to defeat, to win, to conquer |
| vencer {v} [a] | :: to beat |
| vencer {vi} | :: to expire |
| venceremos {interj} [politics] | :: We shall win, as a slogan |
| vencible {adj} | :: beatable; defeatable |
| vencido {adj} | :: defeated, beaten |
| vencido {adj} | :: expired |
| vencimiento {m} | :: defeat |
| vencimiento {m} | :: expiry, expiration |
| vencimiento {m} | :: expiry date |
| vencimiento {m} | :: maturity date |
| vencimiento {m} | :: collapse |
| venda {f} | :: bandage |
| venda {f} | :: blindfold |
| venda {f} | :: feminine noun of vendo; female Wend |
| vendaje {m} | :: bandage, dressing (for a wound or injury) |
| vendar {v} | :: to bandage |
| vendar {v} | :: to blindfold |
| vendaval {m} | :: windstorm |
| vendebiblias {m} [rare] | :: bible basher |
| vendedor {m} | :: salesman |
| vendedora {f} | :: feminine noun of vendedor; saleswoman |
| vendehúmos {mf} | :: charlatan; trickster |
| vendemotos {m} [colloquial] | :: someone who can easily talk somebody into buying things that aren't needed, or that are of low quality |
| vendepatria {m} | :: traitor |
| vendepatrias {m} | :: traitor |
| vender {vt} | :: to sell |
| vender humo {v} [idiom] | :: to talk shit; to make shit up (in order to sell something) |
| vender la pomada {v} [Chile, colloquial, idiom] | :: to fool, deceive, beguile (make someone believe a lie) |
| venderse {v} | :: reflexive of vender To sell for; to fetch |
| venderse por un plato de lentejas {v} [idiom] | :: to sell out |
| vendetta {f} | :: revenge, vengeance |
| vendible {adj} | :: saleable, sellable |
| vendido {m} [pejorative] | :: sellout |
| vendimia {f} | :: vintage (yield of grapes during one season) |
| vendimiador {m} | :: vintager |
| vendimiar {v} | :: to vintage |
| vendimiario {m} | :: Vendémiaire |
| vendo {m} | :: Wend (a member of a Slavic people from the borders of Germany and Poland) |
| Venecia {prop} {f} | :: Venecia (city) |
| veneciano {adj} | :: Venetian |
| veneciano {m} | :: Venetian |
| venencia {f} | :: An implement used to take out sherry samples from a barrel, consisting of a long flexible shaft with a small cup at the end |
| venenciador {m} | :: Someone who takes out and pours sherry using a venencia |
| venenciadora {f} | :: feminine noun of venenciador |
| venenciar {v} | :: to pour sherry using a venencia |
| veneno {m} | :: poison (substance that is harmful or lethal to a living organism) |
| veneno {m} | :: venom (poison carried by an animal) |
| venenoso {adj} | :: venomous, poisonous, toxic |
| venera {f} | :: A shell of a scallop |
| venera {f} | :: A type of jewel worn in Spain, including the badges of the Spanish religious confraternities worn by members throughout the 17th century |
| venera {f} | :: A type of dessert from Asturias, similar to Linzer torte with rings of marzipan-enriched dough formed to resemble scalloped edges |
| venerabilidad {f} | :: venerability |
| venerable {adj} | :: venerable |
| venerablemente {adv} | :: venerably |
| veneración {f} | :: veneration |
| venerando {adj} | :: venerable |
| venerar {vt} | :: to venerate |
| venéreo {adj} | :: venereal |
| venero {m} | :: spring |
| venero {m} [mining] | :: vein |
| venesta {f} | :: plywood |
| véneta {f} | :: feminine noun of véneto |
| venético {m} | :: Venetic |
| véneto {adj} | :: Venetian |
| véneto {m} | :: Venetian |
| Véneto {prop} {m} | :: Véneto (region) |
| venezolanidad {f} | :: Venezuelanness (the quality or state of being Venezuelan) |
| venezolano {m} | :: a Venezuelan person |
| venezolano {m} | :: the currency of Venezuela; venezolano |
| venezolano {adj} | :: Venezuelan |
| Venezuela {prop} {f} | :: Venezuela (country) |
| venga {interj} | :: come on, attaboy |
| venga {interj} | :: wow, woah |
| vengador {m} | :: avenger |
| vengadora {f} | :: avenger |
| venganza {f} | :: vengeance |
| vengar {v} | :: to avenge, get even, take revenge |
| vengativo {adj} | :: vengeful (wanting vengeance) |
| venia {f} | :: forgiveness |
| venia {f} | :: consent, permission, approval |
| venia {f} [Latin America, military] | :: salute |
| venial {adj} | :: venial, petty |
| venicelista {adj} | :: Venizelist |
| venicelista {mf} | :: Venizelist |
| venida {f} | :: arrival, return |
| venida {f} | :: coming |
| venidero {adj} | :: future, forthcoming, upcoming |
| venilla {f} | :: veinlet |
| venir {v} | :: to come |
| venir {vr} | :: [slang] To achieve orgasm; to cum; to ejaculate |
| venir al caso {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be relevant, to be to the point |
| venir al pelo {v} [idiom] | :: To suit down to the ground |
| venires {particle} | :: only used in ires y venires |
| venirse {v} | :: reflexive of venir |
| venirse abajo {v} [idiom] | :: to collapse |
| venirse abajo {v} [idiom] | :: to come to nothing |
| venirse abajo {v} [idiom] | :: to go to pieces |
| venita {f} | :: diminutive of vena |
| venlafaxina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: venlafaxine |
| venoso {adj} | :: venous |
| venta {f} | :: sale |
| venta {f} | :: sales (all goods sold in a given time period) |
| venta {f} | :: roadside inn in Spain |
| venta al por mayor {f} | :: wholesale (business) |
| ventaja {f} | :: advantage, upper hand, edge |
| ventaja {f} | :: benefit |
| ventaja {f} | :: head start |
| ventajismo {m} | :: nerve, gall |
| ventajista {adj} | :: opportunistic, self-serving |
| ventajosamente {adv} | :: advantageously, profitably, favorably |
| ventajosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of ventajoso |
| ventajoso {adj} | :: advantageous, profitable, favorable |
| ventana {f} | :: window (opening for light and air) |
| ventana {f} | :: window frame |
| ventana {f} [computing] | :: window (area on a computer screen) |
| ventana {f} | :: nostril |
| ventana {f} | :: small gap or opening; forest clearing |
| ventanal {m} | :: augmentative of ventana, large window |
| ventanería {f} | :: windows |
| ventanilla {f} | :: small window |
| ventanilla {f} | :: a window in a vehicle |
| ventanilla {f} | :: ticket window |
| ventanilla {f} [anatomy] | :: nostril |
| ventanillo {m} | :: small window |
| ventanita {f} | :: diminutive of ventana |
| ventar {vi} | :: to blow |
| ventar {vt} | :: to sniff, scent |
| ventarrón {m} | :: strong wind |
| ventear {v} [impersonal] | :: to blow (of the wind) |
| ventear {v} | :: to sniff the air (said of an animal) |
| ventear {v} | :: to air, air out (clothes) |
| ventear {v} | :: to sniff around, snoop |
| ventear {vr} | :: to split |
| ventear {vr} | :: to blister (get a blister) |
| ventear {vr} | :: to dry out (e..g tobacco) |
| ventear {vr} | :: to break wind |
| ventera {f} | :: innkeeper |
| ventero {m} | :: innkeeper |
| ventilación {f} | :: ventilation |
| ventilador {m} | :: fan, ventilator |
| ventilar {v} | :: to ventilate |
| ventilar {v} | :: to vent, to air, to air out |
| ventilatorio {adj} | :: ventilatory |
| ventiloconvector {m} | :: fan coil |
| ventisca {f} | :: storm (strong wind) |
| ventisca {f} | :: blizzard, snowstorm |
| ventisquero {m} | :: storm (strong wind) |
| ventolera {f} | :: gale, strong blast of wind |
| ventolera {f} | :: pinwheel |
| ventolera {f} | :: whim |
| ventorrillo {m} | :: diminutive of ventorro |
| ventorro {m} | :: small inn |
| ventosa {f} | :: plunger |
| ventosamente {adv} | :: windily, breezily |
| ventosear {v} | :: to fart (break wind) |
| ventosidad {f} | :: windiness |
| ventosidad {f} | :: flatulence (intestinal gas) |
| ventoso {adj} [weather] | :: windy, breezy |
| ventral {adj} | :: ventral (relating to the abdomen or stomach) |
| ventral {adj} [anatomy] | :: ventral (on the front side of the human body or the according surface of an animal) |
| ventralmente {adv} | :: ventrally |
| ventresca {f} | :: ventresca |
| ventriblanco {adj} | :: white-bellied |
| ventricular {adj} | :: ventricular |
| ventrículo {m} | :: ventricle |
| ventriculomegalia {f} | :: ventriculomegaly |
| ventrílocua {f} | :: feminine noun of ventrílocuo |
| ventrílocuo {m} | :: ventriloquist |
| ventriloquia {f} | :: ventriloquism (the art of projecting one’s voice so that it appears to come from another source) |
| ventriloquía {f} | :: alternative form of ventriloquia |
| ventrinegro {adj} | :: black-bellied (said of a number of bird species) |
| ventrudo {adj} [colloquial] | :: big-bellied, potbellied (having a big belly) |
| ventura {f} | :: fortune, chance, luck |
| venturina {f} | :: aventurine |
| venturo {adj} | :: forthcoming; upcoming |
| venturosamente {adv} | :: fortunately, luckily |
| venturoso {adj} | :: fortunate, lucky |
| vénula {f} | :: venule |
| Venus {prop} | :: Venus (planet) |
| Venus {prop} [Roman mythology] | :: Venus |
| vepsio {m} | :: Veps |
| ver {v} | :: to see (literally), to spot |
| ver {v} | :: to see, to look at, to view (perceive) |
| ver {v} | :: to see, to tell, to observe |
| ver {v} | :: to see, to check (verify) |
| ver {v} | :: to watch |
| ver {vr} | :: to look, to seem |
| ver {vr} | :: to see oneself, to picture oneself |
| ver {vr} | :: to find oneself, to be |
| ver {v} [reciprocal] | :: to see one another |
| vera {f} [poetic] | :: side, face |
| vera {f} | :: shore, bank (of a watercourse) |
| vera {f} | :: edge, border |
| vera {f} | :: verawood (Bulnesia arborea) |
| veracidad {f} | :: veracity |
| Veracruz {prop} {f} | :: Veracruz (state) |
| Veracruz {prop} {f} | :: Veracruz (city) |
| veracruzano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Veracruz |
| verado {adj} [heraldry] | :: varriated |
| veranada {f} | :: summer, summer season (for pasturing) |
| veranada {f} [Argentina, agriculture] | :: summer pasture |
| veranadero {m} [agriculture] | :: summer pasture |
| veranda {f} | :: veranda |
| veraneante {m} | :: vacationer |
| veranear {v} | :: to summer; to spend a summer at |
| veraneo {m} | :: summer holiday / summer vacation |
| veranera {f} | :: bougainvillea |
| veranero {m} [agriculture] | :: summer pasture, grazing land |
| veraniego {adj} | :: pertaining to the summer, summerly |
| veraniego {adj} | :: trivial |
| veranillo {m} | :: Small spell of hot weather |
| verano {m} | :: summer |
| Verano {prop} | :: surname |
| veras {fp} | :: truth; reality |
| veras {fp} | :: serious things |
| veraz {adj} | :: truthful, veracious |
| verazmente {adv} | :: credibly |
| verba {f} | :: loquacity; gift of the gab |
| verbal {adj} | :: verbal (of or relating to words) |
| verbal {adj} | :: verbal (spoken rather than written) |
| verbal {adj} [grammar] | :: verbal (relating to verbs) |
| verbal {mf} [grammar] | :: verbal |
| verbalista {adj} | :: verbose |
| verbalista {adj} | :: verbal, verbalistic |
| verbalista {mf} | :: verbalist |
| verbalización {f} | :: verbalization (act, process of verbalizing) |
| verbalizar {v} | :: to verbalize/verbalise |
| verbalmente {adv} | :: verbally |
| verbasco {m} | :: mullein |
| verbena {f} | :: verbena (plant) |
| verbena {f} | :: a night-time fair or party |
| verbena de Indias {f} | :: lemon verbena (shrub, Aloysia triphylla) |
| verbenita {f} | :: diminutive of verbena |
| verberar {v} | :: to whip, flog |
| verbigracia {m} | :: example |
| verbigracia {adv} [formal] | :: for instance, for example |
| verbo {m} [grammar] | :: verb |
| verbo defectivo {m} [grammar] | :: defective verb |
| verbo intransitivo {m} [grammar] | :: intransitive verb |
| verbo irregular {m} | :: irregular verb |
| verbo reflexivo {m} [grammar] | :: reflexive verb |
| verborragia {f} | :: verbiage, verbose |
| verborrágico {adj} | :: wordy |
| verborrea {f} [colloquial] | :: verbiage |
| verbosamente {adv} | :: verbosely, long-windedly |
| verbosidad {f} | :: verbosity |
| verboso {adj} | :: verbose; wordy |
| verbo transitivo {m} [grammar] | :: transitive verb |
| ver con buenos ojos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to look favourably on |
| verdad {f} | :: truth |
| verdad {f} | :: fact |
| verdad {interj} | :: right |
| verdad de perogrullo {f} | :: truism |
| verdaderamente {adv} | :: truthfully |
| verdadero {adj} | :: true, real |
| verdadero {adj} | :: honest |
| verdadero {m} | :: a person who tells the truth |
| verde {adj} | :: green in colour |
| verde {adj} | :: unripe |
| verde {adj} [figurative] | :: inexperienced; naïve |
| verde {adj} [figurative] | :: risqué, naughty |
| verde {adj} [figurative] | :: dirty, coarse |
| verde {adj} [figurative] | :: unwell; sick |
| verde {adj} | :: green (eco-friendly) |
| verde {m} | :: green (colour) |
| verdeamarela {f} [soccer] | :: The Brazil national football team |
| verdeante {adj} | :: verdant |
| verdear {v} | :: to turn green |
| verdecillo {m} | :: European serin |
| verdegay {adj} | :: bright green |
| verdegay {m} | :: bright green (colour) |
| verdeguear {v} | :: synonym of verdear |
| verdel {m} | :: mackerel |
| verdemar {adj} | :: sea green |
| verderón {m} | :: greenfinch |
| Verdi {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| verdiano {adj} | :: Verdian (of or pertaining to Giuseppe Verdi) |
| verdiblanco {adj} | :: Of or relating to Club León, a football club in León, Mexico |
| verdiblanco {adj} | :: Of or relating to Real Betis, a football club in Sevilla, Spain |
| verdiblanco {m} [football, Mexico] | :: A player, supporter, or someone who works for Club León, a football club in León, Mexico |
| verdiblanco {m} [football, Spain] | :: A player, supporter, or someone who works for Real Betis, a football club in Sevilla, Spain |
| verdillo {m} | :: greenlet |
| verdín {m} | :: small (green) plant |
| verdinegro {adj} | :: green and black |
| verdirrojo {adj} | :: red and green |
| ver doble {v} [idiom] | :: to see double |
| verdolaga {f} | :: common purslane, a plant of species Portulaca oleracea |
| verdor {m} | :: green, greenery, greenness |
| verdoso {adj} | :: greenish |
| verdugado {m} [historical] | :: A type of dress, similar to the farthingale |
| verdugo {m} | :: executioner, hangman (official person who carries out the capital punishment of a criminal) |
| verdugo {m} | :: tyrant |
| verdugo {m} [bullfighting] | :: puntilla (small dagger for administering the coup de grâce to the bull) |
| verdugón {m} | :: bruise, welt |
| verduguillo {m} | :: A type of rapier with a long, thin blade |
| verduguillo {m} [nautical] | :: moulding |
| verdulera {f} | :: feminine noun of verdulero, female greengrocer, fruiterer |
| verdulería {f} | :: greengrocer's [UK], produce store [US], produce shop [US] |
| verdulero {m} | :: greengrocer, fruiterer |
| verdura {f} | :: vegetable |
| verdura {f} | :: greenness, verdancy |
| verdurita {f} | :: diminutive of verdura |
| verdusco {adj} | :: greenish, somewhat green |
| vereda {f} | :: path, lane |
| vereda {f} [Latin America] | :: sidewalk |
| vereda {f} [Colombia] | :: an administrative subdivision of a Colombian municipality |
| veredal {adj} [attributive] | :: village |
| veredal {adj} [attributive] | :: sidewalk |
| veredero {m} | :: courier |
| veredicto {m} [legal] | :: verdict |
| ver el cielo abierto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to see an opportunity; see one's chance |
| verga {f} | :: a long and thin stick, pole or rod |
| verga {f} [nautical] | :: yardarm; yard (spar on a mast from which sails are set) |
| verga {f} [weapons] | :: steel bow (of a crossbow) |
| verga {f} [vulgar] | :: penis |
| verga {f} [vulgar] | :: a thing of bad or undesirable quality |
| vergación {f} [Venezuela, colloquial] | :: thingy (something whose name one cannot recall) |
| vergajazo {m} | :: whip, lash |
| vergajazo {m} | :: blow from a whip or lash |
| vergajo {m} | :: pizzle |
| vergajo {m} | :: dick; cock; knob |
| Vergara {prop} | :: Vergara (town) |
| Vergara {prop} | :: surname deriving from the town in Gipuzkoa |
| vergazo {m} [vulgar] | :: augmentative of verga; an exceptionally large penis, monster cock |
| vergazo {m} [vulgar] | :: dickslap |
| vergazo {m} [vulgar slang in Cuba, El Salvador, Nicaragua] | :: blow, strike, knock, smack |
| vergel {m} | :: orchard |
| verglás {m} | :: black ice |
| vergón {adj} [vulgar] | :: having a big penis |
| vergón {adj} [vulgar] | :: expert, strong, powerful |
| vergonzante {adj} | :: shameful, embarrassing |
| vergonzosamente {adv} | :: modestly, shyly |
| vergonzosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vergonzoso |
| vergonzoso {adj} | :: shameful |
| vergonzoso {adj} | :: shy |
| vergonzoso {adj} | :: bashful |
| vergota {f} [vulgar] | :: big cock, penis |
| vergudo {adj} | :: having a large penis |
| verguear {vi} | :: In Spanish: to say a phrase to someone using the word "verga", in a vulgar context |
| vergüenza {f} | :: shame |
| vergüenza {f} | :: embarrassment |
| vergüenza ajena {f} | :: vicarious embarrassment, secondhand embarrassment (i.e., shame or embarrassment felt as a result of the actions of others) |
| vericueto {m} | :: difficult terrain |
| vericueto {m} | :: difficult mountain trail |
| vericueto {m} | :: meander |
| vericueto {m} | :: intricacy |
| vericueto {m} | :: (in plural) twists and turns |
| verídico {adj} | :: true, veridical, veracious |
| verificabilidad {f} | :: verifiability |
| verificable {adj} | :: verifiable |
| verificación {f} | :: verification |
| verificación {f} | :: realization |
| verificador {m} | :: checker, verifier |
| verificar {v} | :: to verify, check |
| verificativo {adj} | :: verifying, documenting |
| verificentro {m} [Mexico] | :: A center where vehicles are tested for emissions |
| verija {f} | :: pubic region; groin |
| veril {m} [nautical] | :: isobath |
| verisímil {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of verosímil |
| verisimilitud {f} | :: alternative form of verosimilitud |
| verismo {m} | :: verism, realism |
| verista {adj} [art] | :: veristic, realist |
| verja {f} | :: gate, railing (usually an iron gate with balusters) |
| verja {f} | :: fence (often made of trellis) |
| verjurado {adj} | :: laid (of paper) |
| ver las orejas al lobo {v} [idiom] | :: to see the danger; to hear alarm bells ringing |
| verle el ojo a la papa {v} [idiomatic, Chile] | :: to pop one's cherry |
| verlo todo negro {v} [idiom] | :: to be pessimistic |
| verme {m} | :: (intestinal) worm |
| vermiculación {f} | :: vermiculation |
| vermiculado {adj} | :: vermiculated |
| vermiculita {f} [mineral] | :: vermiculite |
| vermiforme {adj} | :: vermiform; worm-shaped |
| vermífugo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiworm (preventing or eliminating worms, especially intestinal worms) |
| vermífugo {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiworm medicine |
| Vermont {prop} {m} | :: Vermont (state) |
| vermontés {adj} | :: Vermonter, Vermont |
| vermontés {m} | :: Vermonter |
| vermontesa {f} | :: feminine noun of vermontés |
| vermú {m} | :: vermouth |
| vermut {m} | :: alternative form of vermú |
| vernáculo {adj} | :: vernacular (pertaining to everyday language) |
| vernal {adj} | :: vernal (pertaining to spring) |
| vernalización {f} | :: vernalization |
| verniano {adj} | :: Vernean |
| vero {m} [heraldry] | :: vair |
| vero {adj} [literary, obsolete] | :: true, real |
| Vero {prop} {f} | :: A diminutive of the female given name Verónica |
| veronal {m} | :: veronal |
| veronés {adj} | :: Veronese |
| veronés {m} | :: Veronese |
| veronesa {f} | :: feminine noun of veronés |
| verónica {f} | :: speedwell |
| verónica {f} | :: An act in bullfighting where the matador lets his cloak trail over the bull's head |
| Verónica {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Verónica {prop} {f} [folklore] | :: Bloody Mary |
| verosímil {adj} | :: plausible |
| verosimilitud {f} | :: authenticity |
| verosímilmente {adv} | :: plausibly |
| verotoxigénico {adj} | :: verotoxigenic |
| verraco {m} | :: a male, uncastrated adult pig |
| verraco {m} [archaeology] | :: a stone sculpture of a pig or other quadruped created by the pre-Roman inhabitants of Iberia, especially the Vettones |
| verraco {m} [Latin America] | :: foolish, slovenly or misbehaving person |
| verrucoso {adj} | :: verrucose |
| verruga {f} | :: wart, verruca |
| verrugoso {adj} | :: warty |
| versación {f} | :: expertise |
| versación {f} | :: skill |
| versadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of versado |
| versado {adj} | :: versed, knowledgeable, skilled |
| versalita {f} [typography] | :: A letter in small caps |
| Versalles {prop} {f} | :: Versailles |
| versallesco {adj} [attributive] | :: Versailles |
| versar {v} | :: to concern |
| versar {v} | :: to turn (around) |
| versátil {adj} | :: versatile |
| versatilidad {m} | :: versatility |
| verse {v} | :: to meet; to see one another |
| verse a la legua {phrase} | :: to be blindingly obvious; to see (it) from a mile away |
| versear {v} | :: to lie, to tell a tall tale |
| vérselas {v} [idiom] | :: to deal with |
| vérselas y deseárselas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have a tough time (doing something); to find it tough going (to do something) |
| vérsele el plumero {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be blindingly obvious |
| versículo {m} | :: verse (in the Bible) |
| versificación {f} | :: versification |
| versificador {m} | :: versifier |
| versificadora {f} | :: feminine noun of versificador |
| versificar {v} | :: to versify |
| versificatorio {adj} | :: versifying |
| versión {f} | :: version |
| versión {f} | :: cover version |
| versionar {v} [music] | :: to cover (make a cover version) |
| versionear {v} | :: alternative spelling of versionar |
| versito {m} | :: diminutive of verso |
| verso {adj} [mathematics] | :: versed |
| verso {m} | :: verse, poem |
| verso {m} | :: verse, line (of a poem) |
| verso {m} | :: verso, reverse, back, overleaf (of a page) |
| verso {m} [printing] | :: verso, left-hand page |
| verso {m} [military, artillery] | :: small culverin (kind of cannon) |
| verso {m} [colloquial] | :: lie, story, porky |
| versolari {m} | :: bertsolari |
| versolarismo {m} | :: The art of singing bertsos |
| verso libre {m} | :: free verse |
| versolibrismo {m} | :: free verse |
| verso suelto {m} | :: blank verse |
| verso suelto {m} [idiomatic] | :: maverick, nonconformist |
| versus {prep} | :: versus |
| vértebra {f} [skeleton] | :: vertebra |
| vértebra cervical {f} | :: cervical vertebra |
| vertebración {f} | :: support |
| vertebrado {adj} | :: vertebrate (having a backbone) |
| vertebrado {m} | :: vertebrate (an animal having a backbone) |
| vertebrador {adj} | :: supporting |
| vertebral {adj} [anatomy] | :: vertebral |
| vertebrar {v} | :: to support |
| vertedera {f} | :: mouldboard (of a plow) |
| vertedero {m} | :: landfill, dump (place where waste or garbage is left) |
| vertedero {m} | :: weir |
| vertedor {m} | :: pourer |
| vertedor {m} | :: chute; pouring tube |
| vertedor {m} | :: spillway |
| verter {vt} | :: to pour, spill, shed |
| vertical {adj} | :: vertical |
| vertical {adj} | :: portrait [a print orientation where the vertical sides are longer than the horizontal sides.; in smartphones] |
| verticalidad {f} | :: verticality |
| verticalismo {m} [architecture] | :: verticalism |
| verticalista {adj} | :: top-down |
| verticalista {adj} | :: top-to-bottom |
| verticalización {f} | :: verticalization |
| verticalizar {v} | :: to verticalize |
| verticalmente {adv} | :: vertically |
| vértice {m} [anatomy, geometry] | :: vertex |
| verticilastro {m} | :: verticillaster |
| verticilo {m} [botany] | :: whorl |
| vertido {m} | :: tipping |
| vertido {m} | :: pouring |
| vertiente {f} | :: slope, declivity |
| vertiente {f} | :: aspect |
| vertiente {f} | :: point of view |
| vertiginosamente {adv} | :: dizzily |
| vertiginosamente {adv} | :: dramatically, rapidly |
| vertiginosidad {f} | :: vertiginousness |
| vertiginoso {adj} | :: vertiginous (pertaining or related to vertigo) |
| vertiginoso {adj} | :: dizzying, vertiginous, giddy (inducing a feeling of giddiness, vertigo, or dizzyness) |
| vertiginoso {adj} | :: suffering from vertigo |
| vértigo {m} | :: vertigo |
| vertimiento {m} | :: dumping |
| vesania {f} | :: madness, insanity |
| vesania {f} | :: rage |
| vesánico {adj} | :: raging, furious |
| vesánico {adj} | :: insane |
| vesical {adj} [anatomy] | :: vesical |
| vesicoureteral {adj} | :: vesicoureteral |
| vesícula {f} [cytology] | :: vesicle |
| vesícula biliar {f} | :: gall bladder |
| vesicular {adj} | :: vesicular |
| vesícula seminal {f} [anatomy] | :: seminal vesicle |
| vespa {f} | :: Vespa (brand name) |
| vespa {f} | :: scooter (powered bicycle or tricycle) |
| vespertino {adj} | :: relating to the afternoon |
| vespertino {adj} | :: occurring during the afternoon |
| vespertino {m} | :: sermon preached in the evening |
| vesre {m} | :: A type of backslang in Argentine and Uruguayan Spanish |
| vestal {adj} | :: vestal (of or pertaining to Vesta) |
| vestal {adj} | :: vestal (pure, chaste) |
| vestal {f} | :: vestal (virgin) |
| vestible {adj} | :: wearable |
| vestibular {adj} [anatomy] | :: vestibular |
| vestibulo- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: vestibulo |
| vestíbulo {m} | :: hall |
| vestíbulo {m} | :: vestibule |
| vestibulococlear {adj} [anatomy] | :: vestibulocochlear |
| vestidillo {m} | :: diminutive of vestido |
| vestidito {m} | :: diminutive of vestido |
| vestido {adj} | :: dressed |
| vestido {m} | :: dress |
| vestido de faralaes {m} | :: A frilly dress worn by flamenco dancers |
| vestidor {m} | :: changing room |
| vestidura {f} | :: clothing; garb |
| vestigial {adj} | :: vestigial |
| vestigio {m} | :: vestige (faint mark or visible sign left by something which is lost) |
| vestimenta {f} | :: vesture, habiliment |
| vestimenta {f} | :: clothes, outfit, apparel |
| vestir {v} | :: to dress, to clothe, to attire |
| vestir {v} | :: to wear |
| vestir {v} | :: to adorn, to bedeck, to embellish |
| vestir {v} | :: to disguise, to cover up |
| vestir {v} | :: to make clothes for, to dress |
| vestirse {v} | :: to get dressed |
| vestón {n} | :: blazer, men's sportscoat |
| vestuario {m} | :: clothing |
| vestuario {m} | :: wardrobe |
| vestuarista {mf} [theatre] | :: costumer |
| veta {f} [of wood] | :: vein |
| veta {f} | :: streak |
| veta {f} [mining] | :: vein, seam |
| vetar {v} | :: to veto |
| vete a chingar {phrase} [pejorative, Cuba slang] | :: Go fuck yourself |
| vete a la mierda {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, offensive] | :: fuck you, fuck off, get fucked, go fuck yourself, go to hell |
| vete a la verga {interj} [vulgar, offensive] | :: fuck you, go to hell, go suck a dick |
| vetear {v} | :: to make or paint veins or streaks |
| vete a saber {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: you tell me, goodness knows, who knows |
| vete a tomar por culo {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, offensive] | :: fuck you, fuck off, get fucked, go fuck yourself, go to hell |
| vete con la música a otra parte {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: scram; get outta here; go take a long walk off a short pier |
| veterana {f} | :: feminine noun of veterano |
| veteranía {f} | :: the state of being a veteran |
| veterano {adj} | :: veteran |
| veterano {m} | :: veteran |
| veterinaria {f} | :: veterinary science |
| veterinaria {f} | :: female equivalent of veterinario |
| veterinario {adj} | :: veterinary |
| veterinario {m} | :: veterinarian, vet, veterinary, veterinary surgeon |
| veto {m} | :: veto |
| vetón {adj} | :: Vettonian |
| vetón {m} | :: Vettonian |
| vetona {f} | :: feminine noun of vetón |
| vetustense {mf} | :: Oviedan |
| vetustez {f} | :: great age, ancientness |
| vetusto {adj} | :: old, ancient, age-old |
| vexilar {m} | :: vexillum |
| vexilo {m} [ornithology] | :: vane (of a feather) |
| vexilología {f} | :: vexillology |
| vexilológico {adj} | :: vexillological |
| vez {f} | :: time, instance |
| vez {f} [Spain] | :: place (in a queue) |
| vez {f} [Spain] | :: turn (a chance to use (something) shared in sequence with others) |
| vez {f} [in the plural] | :: place, stead |
| veza {f} | :: vetch |
| vezar {v} | :: alternative spelling of avezar |
| vezina {f} | :: feminine noun of vezino |
| vezino {m} | :: obsolete spelling of vecino |
| vezo {m} [rare] | :: custom, habit |
| vía {f} | :: way, means |
| vía {f} [figuratively] | :: avenue, way, path |
| vía {f} | :: road |
| vía {f} | :: track, railroad track |
| vía {f} | :: method |
| vía {f} | :: leak |
| vía {f} [anatomy, medicine, neurology] | :: pathway |
| vía {prep} | :: via |
| viabilidad {f} | :: viability |
| viabilizar {vt} | :: to make viable |
| viable {adj} | :: viable |
| vía contenciosa {m} [legal] | :: litigation |
| viacrucis {m} | :: alternative spelling of vía crucis |
| vía crucis {m} | :: Way of the Cross; Via Crucis |
| víacrucis {m} | :: Way of the Cross |
| viada {f} | :: pull; jolt; tug |
| viada {f} | :: shove |
| viaducto {m} | :: viaduct |
| viaducto {m} [Mexico] | :: in Mexico City, a limited-access high-speed roadway below street level, built on top of a river which has been channeled underground |
| vía ferrata {f} [climbing] | :: via ferrata (protected climbing route) |
| viage {m} | :: obsolete spelling of viaje |
| viagero {n} | :: obsolete spelling of viajero |
| viagra {mf} | :: Viagra |
| viajador {adj} | :: travelling |
| viajador {m} | :: traveler |
| viajante {adj} | :: that travels, who travels, travelling (person) |
| viajante {mf} | :: travelling salesman |
| viajar {vi} | :: to travel, journey |
| viajar en el tiempo {v} | :: to time-travel, to time travel |
| viajata {f} [colloquial] | :: journey from one place to another |
| viajata {f} [colloquial] | :: long and tiresome journey |
| viaje {m} | :: voyage, journey, trip |
| viajecillo {m} | :: diminutive of viaje |
| viajecito {m} | :: diminutive of viaje |
| viaje de negocios {m} | :: business trip |
| viaje en el tiempo {m} | :: time travel, time-travel |
| viaje inaugural {m} | :: maiden voyage |
| viajera {f} | :: feminine noun of viajero |
| viajero {adj} | :: travelling |
| viajero {m} | :: traveller, traveler |
| vial {adj} | :: of or pertaining to a via, road, highway |
| vial {m} | :: avenue |
| vial {m} | :: vial |
| Vía Láctea {prop} {f} | :: Milky Way |
| vialidad {f} | :: road network administration |
| vianda {f} | :: food, viands (items of food served as a meal) |
| vianda {f} | :: takeaway meal |
| vianda {f} | :: meals on wheels (food delivered to the homes of those unable to cook) |
| viandante {mf} | :: passer-by, walker |
| viandera {f} | :: feminine noun of viandero |
| viandero {m} | :: Someone who sells vegetables |
| vía rápida {f} | :: fast track |
| viario {adj} | :: road, street, highway (attributive) |
| viático {m} | :: viaticum |
| víbora {f} | :: viper, adder |
| víbora {f} | :: malicious person, snake in the grass |
| víbora {f} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: snake |
| viborear {v} | :: to wind, slither, snake |
| viborezno {adj} | :: viperous (of or pertaining to a viper) |
| viborezno {m} | :: snakelet, especially a young viper |
| vibra {f} [colloquial] | :: vibe (atmosphere or aura of a person or place as communicated to and felt by others) |
| vibración {f} | :: vibration |
| vibracional {adj} | :: vibrational |
| vibracionismo {m} | :: vibrational art |
| vibrador {m} [sex] | :: vibrator |
| vibrafonista {mf} [music] | :: vibraphonist |
| vibráfono {m} | :: vibraphone |
| vibrante {adj} | :: vibrating |
| vibrante {adj} | :: vibrant, lively |
| vibrante {adj} [linguistics] | :: trilled |
| vibrante {f} [linguistics] | :: vibrant |
| vibrantemente {adv} | :: vibrantly, lively |
| vibrar {v} | :: to vibrate |
| vibrar {v} | :: to brandish |
| vibrar {v} | :: to roll the letter R |
| vibrato {m} | :: vibrato |
| vibratorio {adj} | :: vibratory, vibrating |
| vibrisa {f} | :: vibrissa; whisker |
| vibrometría {f} | :: vibrometry |
| viburno {m} | :: viburnum |
| vicaría {f} | :: vicarage |
| vicaría {f} | :: vicarate |
| vicarial {adj} | :: vicarial |
| vicariamente {adv} | :: vicariously |
| vicariante {adj} | :: substituting |
| vicariato {m} | :: vicariate |
| vicario {m} | :: vicar |
| vice- {prefix} | :: vice- |
| vice {mf} | :: vice (second in command) |
| vicealcalde {m} | :: deputy mayor |
| vicealcaldesa {f} | :: feminine noun of vicealcalde |
| vicealmirante {m} [nautical] | :: vice admiral |
| vicecampeón {m} | :: synonym of subcampeón |
| vicecampeonato {m} | :: second place in a championship; silver medal; finishing as the runner-up |
| vicecanciller {mf} | :: vice-chancellor |
| vicecapitán {m} | :: vice-captain |
| vicecomisario {m} | :: vice commissioner |
| vicecomodora {f} | :: feminine noun of vicecomodoro |
| vicecomodoro {m} | :: vice commodore |
| viceconsejera {f} | :: feminine noun of viceconsejero |
| viceconsejería {f} [Spain] | :: deputy governmental ministry |
| viceconsejero {m} | :: deputy minister |
| vicecónsul {m} | :: vice-consel |
| vicecoordinador {m} | :: deputy coordinator |
| vicedecana {f} | :: Second most senior person |
| vicedecano {m} | :: second most senior person |
| vicedirector {mf} | :: vice director |
| vicedirectora {f} | :: deputy director |
| vicedirectora {f} | :: deputy headmistress |
| vicediretora {f} | :: vice director |
| vicefiscal {m} | :: vice-attorney general |
| vicegerente {mf} | :: deputy leader |
| vicegobernación {f} | :: deputy government |
| vicegobernador {m} | :: vice governor |
| vicegobernadora {f} | :: feminine noun of vicegobernador |
| viceintendente {mf} | :: vice superintendent |
| vicejefa {f} | :: feminine noun of vicejefe |
| vicejefe {m} | :: deputy boss, second-in-command |
| vicelehendakari {mf} | :: deputy lehendakari |
| vicemandataria {f} | :: feminine noun of vicemandatario |
| vicemandatario {m} | :: deputy head of state |
| vicemariscal {mf} | :: deputy marshall |
| viceministerio {m} | :: viceministry |
| viceministra {f} | :: feminine noun of viceministro |
| viceministro {m} | :: vice minister |
| vicenal {adj} | :: vicennial |
| Vicenta {prop} | :: given name, feminine form of Vicente ( =Vincent) |
| Vicente {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| vicentino {adj} | :: Vicentine |
| vicentino {m} | :: Vicentine |
| vicentino {m} | :: Vincentian |
| viceparroquia {f} | :: A subdivision of a parish; subparish |
| vicepichichi {m} [football, Spain] | :: second highest scorer in the league |
| viceportavoz {mf} | :: deputy spokesperson |
| viceprefecta {f} | :: deputy prefect |
| viceprefecto {m} | :: deputy prefect |
| viceprefectura {f} | :: vice prefecture |
| vicepresidencia {f} | :: vice-presidency |
| vicepresidenciable {adj} | :: Running for candidate as vice president |
| vicepresidencial {adj} | :: vice-presidential |
| vicepresident {m} | :: vice president of the Government of Catalonia |
| vicepresidenta {f} | :: feminine noun of vicepresidente |
| vicepresidente {m} | :: vice president |
| viceprimer {adj} | :: deputy prime |
| viceprimer ministro {m} [politics] | :: deputy prime minister |
| viceprovincia {f} [historical] | :: pseudo-province |
| vicerrector {m} | :: vice-rector |
| vicerrectora {f} | :: feminine noun of vicerrector |
| vicerrectorado {m} | :: vice-rectorship |
| vicerrectoría {f} | :: vice rectorship |
| vicerreina {f} | :: deputy queen |
| vicesecretaria {f} | :: feminine noun of vicesecretario |
| vicesecretario {m} | :: vice-secretary |
| vicetiple {f} | :: Woman singer of operettas, zarzuelas and similar spectacles |
| vicetitular {mf} | :: deputy holder of a position |
| vicevaledora {f} | :: deputy protector |
| viceversa {adv} | :: vice versa, the other way round |
| viche {m} | :: An alcoholic drink from Colombia, based on cane sugar |
| vichear {v} [Argentina] | :: alternative spelling of bichear |
| Vichuquén {prop} {m} | :: Vichuquén (city) |
| Vichuquén {prop} {m} | :: Vichuquén (former department) |
| vichuquenino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Vichuquén |
| viciar {v} | :: to distort |
| vicio {m} | :: vice |
| vicio {m} | :: bad habit |
| vicio {m} | :: imperfection, blotch |
| vicio {m} | :: slip-up, mess-up |
| vicio {m} | :: spoiledness |
| vicio {m} [botany] | :: rankness |
| vicioso {adj} | :: profligate |
| vicioso {adj} | :: vicious |
| vicisitud {f} | :: vicissitude |
| Vico {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| víctima {f} | :: victim |
| victimar {v} | :: to murder someone |
| victimaria {f} | :: killer |
| victimario {m} | :: killer, homicide |
| victimismo {m} | :: victimism |
| victimista {adj} | :: victimist |
| victimización {f} | :: victimization |
| victimizante {adj} | :: victimizing |
| victimizar {v} | :: to victimize (to make someone a victim) |
| victimología {f} | :: victimology |
| Víctor {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| victorear {v} | :: alternative spelling of vitorear |
| victoria {f} | :: victory |
| Victoria {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Victoria {prop} {f} | :: Victoria (state) |
| victoriano {adj} | :: Victorian (relating to Queen Victoria's reign) |
| victoriano {adj} | :: Victorian (of or pertaining to Victoria, British Columbia, Canada) |
| victoriano {adj} | :: Victorian (of or pertaining to Victoria, Australia) |
| victoriano {m} | :: Victorian (native or resident of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada) |
| victoriano {m} | :: Victorian (native or resident of Victoria, Australia) |
| victoria pírrica {f} | :: Pyrrhic victory |
| victoriosamente {adv} | :: victoriously |
| victorioso {adj} | :: victorious, triumphant |
| victrola {m} | :: victrola |
| vicuña {f} | :: vicuna |
| vid {f} | :: vine, grapevine |
| vida {f} | :: life |
| vida {f} | :: lifestyle |
| vida {f} | :: livelihood; living |
| vida {f} | :: liveliness |
| vida {f} | :: life span; lifetime |
| vida {f} | :: a term of endearment; darling, sweetheart |
| vida {f} | :: The game (prostitution) |
| vida {f} [computing] | :: life (in a computer game) |
| vida de perros {f} | :: dog's life |
| vidalismo {m} [politics] | :: The political support of María Eugenia Vidal (1973-), Argentine politician |
| Vidanes {prop} | :: Vidanes (village) |
| Vidanes {prop} | :: surname |
| vida sexual {f} | :: sex life |
| videasta {mf} | :: video artist |
| videncia {f} | :: clairvoyance |
| vidente {mf} | :: seeing |
| vidente {mf} | :: fortuneteller, clairvoyant, seer |
| vidente {adj} | :: seeing |
| video- {prefix} | :: video- |
| video {m} [Latin America] | :: alternative form of vídeo |
| video {m} [Latin America] | :: video rental shop |
| vídeo {m} [Spain] | :: video |
| vídeo {m} [Spain, dated] | :: VHS player, videocassette recorder, VCR |
| videoaficionado {m} | :: fan of videos |
| videoarbitraje {m} | :: video refereeing |
| videoarte {m} | :: video art |
| videoartista {mf} | :: video artist |
| videoasistente {mf} | :: video referee |
| videoaudiencia {f} | :: hearing via a webcam |
| videoblog {m} | :: videoblog |
| videobloguera {f} | :: video blogger; vlogger |
| videocámara {f} | :: video camera |
| videocasete {f} | :: videotape |
| video chat {m} | :: video chat |
| videochat {m} | :: videochat |
| videocinta {f} | :: videotape |
| videoclip {m} | :: music video |
| vídeoclip {m} | :: videoclip |
| videoclub {m} | :: business where one can rent and sometimes buy recorded home videos |
| videocolonoscopía {f} [medicine] | :: videocolonoscopy |
| videocolumna {f} | :: televised periodical |
| videoconferencia {f} | :: videoconference |
| videoconsola {f} | :: video console |
| videoconversación {f} | :: videochat |
| videocreación {f} | :: video creation |
| video doméstico {m} | :: home video |
| videoenlace {m} | :: videolink |
| videograbación {f} | :: video recording |
| videograbador {m} [Spain, dated] | :: VCR; videocassette recorder |
| videograbadora {f} [Latin America] | :: VCR; videocassette recorder |
| videograbar {v} | :: to videotape or record on video |
| videógrafa {f} | :: videographer |
| videografía {f} | :: videography |
| videográfico {adj} | :: videographic |
| videográfico {m} | :: videographic |
| videógrafo {m} | :: videographer |
| videograma {m} | :: videogram |
| videohome {m} [Mexico] | :: B-movie |
| videoinstalación {f} | :: video installation |
| videojuego {m} | :: video game |
| vídeojuego {m} | :: nonstandard form of videojuego |
| videojugador {m} | :: gamer, video game player |
| videollamada {f} | :: video call |
| videomapping {m} | :: video mapping |
| videomarcador {m} | :: video scoreboard |
| videomensaje {m} | :: video message |
| videoportero {m} | :: video doorphone, video entryphone, video intercom, video door entry |
| videoserie {f} | :: video series |
| videostreaming {m} | :: video streaming |
| videoteca {f} | :: video library |
| videoteca {f} | :: video rental shop |
| videotecnológico {adj} | :: video-technological |
| videotutorial {m} | :: video tutorial |
| videovigilancia {f} [chiefly Spain] | :: video surveillance |
| vidilla {f} | :: diminutive of vida |
| vidorra {f} [colloquial] | :: an easy, comfortable life |
| vidriar {v} | :: to glaze |
| vidriera {f} [Latin America] | :: shop window |
| vidriera {f} | :: feminine noun of vidriero |
| vidriería {f} | :: glaziery, glazier's shop, glazier's workshop |
| vidriero {m} | :: glazier |
| vidrio {m} | :: glass |
| vidrio {m} | :: window |
| vidrioso {adj} | :: glassy |
| viduño {m} | :: A kind of grape or a certain quality of grape |
| vieira {f} | :: scallop |
| vieja {f} | :: feminine noun of viejo |
| vieja {f} | :: hag |
| vieja {f} | :: wife, (spouse) little woman |
| vieja escuela {f} | :: old school |
| viejales {m} [slang] | :: old man, old chap |
| viejecilla {f} | :: diminutive of vieja |
| viejecillo {adj} | :: diminutive of viejo |
| viejecillo {m} | :: diminutive of viejo |
| viejecita {f} | :: feminine noun of viejecito |
| viejecito {m} | :: diminutive of viejo, little old man, gramps, grams, granny, big mama, cheeser |
| viejete {mf} | :: [informal, grammatically incorrect] old man, old lady, oldie |
| viejillo {m} | :: diminutive of viejo |
| viejísimo {adj} | :: superlative of viejo |
| viejismo {m} | :: ageism |
| viejita {f} | :: diminutive of vieja |
| viejita {f} | :: green heron (Butorides virescens) |
| viejita {f} | :: boat-billed heron (Cochlaerius cochlaerius) |
| viejita {f} | :: white-throated towhee (Melozone albicollis) |
| viejita {f} | :: canyon towhee (Melozone fusca) |
| viejito {adj} | :: diminutive of viejo |
| Viejito Pascuero {prop} {m} | :: Santa Claus, Father Christmas |
| viejo {m} | :: an old person |
| viejo {m} [slang] | :: old man (one's father) |
| viejo {m} [Mexico] | :: a certain guy or man, especially adult or almost |
| viejo {m} [Mexico] | :: sweetheart, honey (substitute for a male name) |
| viejo {m} [Mexico] | :: a male sexual companion or partner, occasional or stable; husband |
| viejo {adj} | :: old (having existed for a long time) |
| viejo {adj} | :: old (having lived for many years) |
| viejo {adj} [before the noun] | :: old (former, previous) |
| viejo {adj} | :: stale (no longer novel or interesting) |
| viejo de monte {m} [zoology] | :: tayra |
| viejoven {adj} | :: a young person who acts like an elderly |
| viejuja {f} | :: feminine noun of viejujo |
| viejujo {m} | :: superlative of viejo, an old person; old fart, geezer, cheeser |
| Viena {prop} | :: Viena (capital city) |
| vienés {adj} | :: Viennese (from or connected with Vienna) |
| vienés {m} | :: Viennese (inhabitant or resident of Vienna) |
| vienesa {f} | :: wiener, hot dog (sausage) |
| vienesa {f} | :: female Viennese (female inhabitant or resident of Vienna) |
| vientecillo {m} | :: diminutive of viento |
| vientecito {m} | :: diminutive of viento |
| Vientián {prop} | :: Vientiane |
| viento {m} | :: wind (the movement of air) |
| viento {m} | :: woodwind section (of an orchestra) |
| viento {m} | :: guy rope |
| viento en popa {m} | :: tailwind |
| viento estelar {m} | :: stellar wind |
| viento solar {m} [astronomy] | :: solar wind |
| vientre {m} | :: abdomen |
| vientre {m} | :: belly |
| viequense {adj} | :: Of or from the municipality of Vieques, Puerto Rico |
| viequense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the municipality of Vieques, Puerto Rico |
| viernes {m} | :: Friday |
| Viernes Santo {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Good Friday |
| Vietnam {prop} {m} | :: Vietnam |
| vietnamita {adj} | :: Vietnamese |
| vietnamita {mf} [uncountable] | :: Vietnamese language |
| vietnamita {mf} | :: Vietnamese (person) |
| vietnamización {f} | :: Vietnamisation |
| viga {f} | :: timber, beam, rafter, girder |
| Vigan {prop} | :: Vigan (city/capital city) |
| vigencia {f} | :: validity, applicability |
| vigencia {f} | :: term, life (for a contract) |
| vigencia {f} | :: operation (for a law, regulation) |
| vigencia {f} | :: shelf life |
| vigencia {f} | :: circulation |
| vigente {adj} [legal] | :: in force, in effect |
| vigente {adj} | :: current, in use |
| vigente {adj} | :: in shelf life |
| vigente {adj} | :: (for a commercial offer, price or promotion) suitable in time |
| vigésima {f} | :: feminine noun of vigésimo |
| vigésimo {adj} | :: twentieth |
| vigésimo {m} | :: twentieth |
| vigesimoctavo {adj} | :: twenty-eight |
| vigesimoctavo {m} | :: twenty-eighth |
| vigesimocuarto {adj} | :: twenty-fourth |
| vigesimocuarto {m} | :: twenty-fourth |
| vigésimo cuarto {adj} | :: twenty-fourth |
| vigesimonoveno {adj} | :: twenty-ninth |
| vigesimonoveno {m} | :: twenty-ninth |
| vigésimo noveno {adj} | :: twenty-ninth |
| vigésimo noveno {m} | :: twenty-ninth |
| vigésimo octavo {adj} | :: twenty-eight |
| vigésimo octavo {m} | :: twenty-eighth |
| vigesimoprimero {adj} | :: twenty-first |
| vigesimoprimero {m} | :: twenty-first |
| vigésimo primero {adj} | :: twenty-first |
| vigesimoquinto {adj} | :: twenty-fifth |
| vigesimoquinto {m} | :: twenty-fifth |
| vigésimo quinto {adj} | :: twenty-fifth |
| vigesimosegundo {adj} | :: twenty-second |
| vigésimo segundo {adj} | :: twenty-second |
| vigesimoséptimo {adj} | :: twenty-seventh |
| vigesimoséptimo {m} | :: twenty-seventh |
| vigesimosexto {adj} | :: twenty-sixth |
| vigesimosexto {m} | :: twenty-sixth |
| vigesimotercero {adj} | :: twenty-third |
| vigesimotercero {m} | :: twenty-third |
| vigésimo tercero {adj} | :: twenty-third |
| vigía {m} | :: lookout, watchtower (vantage point with a view of the surrounding area) |
| vigía {m} [nautical] | :: reef (chain or range of rocks, sand, or coral protruding from the surface of the water) |
| vigía {mf} | :: lookout (person on watch for approaching danger, enemy, etc.) |
| vigilancia {f} | :: vigilance, surveillance |
| vigilante {adj} | :: watchful, alert, wakeful |
| vigilante {mf} | :: guard, watchman |
| vigilante de seguridad {mf} | :: bodyguard |
| vigilante jurado {mf} [Spain, dated] | :: bodyguard |
| vigilantemente {adv} | :: vigilantly |
| vigilar {v} | :: to watch over |
| vigilia {f} | :: wakefulness, being awake |
| vigilia {f} | :: watchfulness |
| vigilia {f} | :: vigil |
| vigilia {f} | :: (religion) fast, abstinence |
| vigilia {f} | :: night shift |
| vigilia {f} | :: eve (the day or night before) |
| Vigo {prop} {m} | :: Vigo (city) |
| vigor {m} | :: vigor |
| vigorexia {f} | :: bigorexia |
| vigoréxica {f} | :: feminine noun of vigoréxico |
| vigoréxico {adj} | :: bigorexic |
| vigoréxico {m} | :: bigorexic |
| vigorizante {adj} | :: envigorating |
| vigorizar {vt} [_ and pronomial] | :: to invigorate, to encourage |
| vigorón {m} | :: A traditional dish from Nicaragua, made of curtido, boiled yuca, and chicharrones wrapped in a banana leaf |
| vigorosamente {adv} | :: vigorously |
| vigorosidad {f} | :: vigorousness |
| vigorosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vigoroso |
| vigoroso {adj} | :: vigorous |
| viguería {f} [architecture] | :: (set of) beams; girders |
| vigués {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Vigo |
| vigués {m} | :: Someone from Vigo |
| vigueta {f} | :: beam |
| VIH {m} | :: HIV |
| VIH positivo {adj} | :: HIV positive |
| vihuela {f} [music] | :: vihuela |
| vihuelista {mf} | :: vihuelist |
| viking {m} | :: alternative form of vikingo |
| víking {m} | :: alternative form of vikingo |
| vikinga {f} | :: feminine noun of vikingo |
| vikingo {adj} | :: viking |
| vikingo {m} [history] | :: Viking (one of the Scandinavian seafaring warriors) |
| vil {adj} | :: mean |
| vilamoviciano {m} | :: Wymysorys |
| vilano {m} | :: thistledown |
| vilayato {m} | :: alternative form of valiato |
| vilela {adj} | :: Vilela |
| vilela {mf} | :: Vilela |
| vileza {f} | :: vileness |
| vilipendiar {v} | :: to vilify |
| vilipendioso {adj} | :: contemptible |
| vilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vil |
| villa {f} | :: small town |
| villa {f} | :: villa |
| villa {f} | :: settlement with a minimum of five thousand inhabitants (bigger than a town but smaller that a city) that has asked for the title officially. Previously, this title was granted by the king |
| Villa Clara {prop} | :: Villa Clara (province) |
| villaclareña {f} | :: feminine noun of villaclareño |
| villaclareño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the province of Villa Clara, Cuba |
| villaclareño {m} | :: Someone from the province of Villa Clara, Cuba |
| Villacorta {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Villafranca {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Villafuerte {prop} | :: surname |
| Villalobos {prop} | :: surname |
| villanamente {adv} | :: uncouthly |
| villancico {m} [music genre, poetry] | :: villancico (traditional Spanish or Portuguese folk song) |
| villancico {m} [by extension, music genre] | :: Christmas carol |
| villanía {f} | :: villainy |
| villano {adj} | :: peasant |
| villano {adj} | :: rude, bad-mannered |
| villano {m} | :: villain, bad guy |
| villanovense {adj} | :: of or from Villanueva |
| villanovense {mf} | :: Someone from Villanueva |
| Villanueva {prop} | :: surname |
| Villanueva {prop} | :: Any of a large number of towns in various Spanish-speaking countries |
| Villar {prop} | :: surname |
| Villareal {prop} | :: surname |
| villareña {f} | :: feminine noun of villareño |
| villareño {adj} | :: Of or from a villa |
| villareño {adj} | :: Of or from Cabezas del Villar |
| villareño {adj} | :: Of or from Villar del Ala |
| villareño {m} | :: Someone from a villa |
| villareño {m} | :: Someone from Cabezas del Villar |
| villareño {m} | :: Someone from Villar del Ala |
| Villarreal {prop} {f} | :: Villarreal (city) |
| villarrealense {adj} | :: Of or from Villarreal |
| villarrealense {mf} | :: Someone from Villarreal |
| Villaseñor {prop} | :: surname |
| Villaverde {prop} | :: surname |
| villavesa {f} [Pamplona] | :: bus |
| Villavicencio {prop} | :: surname |
| villazgo {m} | :: city or town status |
| Villegas {prop} | :: surname |
| Villena {prop} {f} | :: Villena (city) |
| Villena {prop} {f} | :: surname deriving from the city in Alicante |
| villenense {adj} | :: Of or from Villena |
| villenense {mf} | :: Someone from Villena |
| villera {f} | :: feminine noun of villero |
| villero {m} [chiefly Argentina] | :: slumdog; especially someone living in a villa miseria |
| villista {adj} | :: Of or relating to Pancho Villa (1878-1923), a leader of the Mexican Revolution |
| villista {mf} | :: A supporter of Pancho Villa |
| villorrio {m} | :: small town; one-horse town; hole |
| vilmente {adv} | :: cruelly, viciously |
| vilmente {adv} | :: basely, meanly |
| Vilna {prop} {f} | :: Vilna (capital city) |
| vilnés {adj} | :: Vilnian (of or pertaining to Vilnius, Lithuania) |
| vilnés {m} | :: Vilnian (native or resident of Vilnius, Lithuania) |
| vilnesa {f} | :: feminine noun of vilnés |
| vilo {m} | :: Word only used in the idiom en vilo |
| vilorta {m} | :: the sport of lacrosse |
| vimbre {m} [archaic] | :: alternative spelling of mimbre |
| vimentina {f} [protein] | :: vimentin |
| viña {f} | :: vineyard |
| viñador {m} | :: winegrower |
| viñadora {f} | :: feminine noun of viñador |
| vinago {m} | :: green pigeon |
| vinagre {m} | :: vinegar (a sour liquid formed by the fermentation of alcohol used as a condiment or preservative) |
| vinagrera {f} | :: vinegar bottle; table cruet |
| vinagreta {f} | :: vinaigrette |
| vinagrillo {m} | :: weak vinegar |
| vinagrillo {m} | :: whip scorpion (order Thelyphonida) |
| vinagrón {m} | :: vinegary wine |
| vinagrón {m} [Mexico] | :: whip scorpion |
| vinajera {f} | :: cruet (small jug) |
| viñamarina {f} | :: feminine noun of viñamarino |
| viñamarino {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Viña del Mar, Chile |
| viñamarino {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Viña del Mar, Chile |
| vinatera {f} | :: feminine noun of vinatero |
| vinatero {m} | :: wine merchant |
| vinatero {adj} | :: pertaining to wine |
| vinaza {f} [organic compound] | :: vinasse |
| vinazo {m} [Costa Rica] | :: gossip |
| vincapervinca {f} | :: periwinkle |
| vinceña {f} | :: feminine noun of vinceño |
| vinceño {adj} | :: Of or from Vinces, Ecuador |
| vinceño {m} | :: Someone from Vinces |
| vincha {f} [Latin America] | :: headband |
| vinculación {f} | :: connection, link |
| vinculante {adj} | :: binding |
| vincular {v} | :: to bind |
| vincular {v} | :: to link |
| vincularse {v} | :: reflexive of vincular |
| vinculina {f} [protein] | :: vinculin |
| vínculo {m} | :: tie, bond (strong connection between people or groups of people) |
| vínculo {m} [computing] | :: link, hyperlink |
| vindicación {f} | :: vindication |
| vindicar {vt} | :: to vindicate |
| vindicativo {adj} | :: vindictive |
| vindicta {f} | :: vengeance |
| viñedo {m} | :: vineyard (grape plantation) |
| viñera {f} | :: feminine noun of viñero |
| viñero {m} | :: vineyard owner |
| viñeta {f} | :: vignette |
| viñeta {f} | :: frame, panel (of a comic) |
| viñeta {f} | :: bullet (in a list) |
| vinícola {adj} | :: winemaking, winegrowing (attributive) |
| vinícola {mf} | :: winegrower |
| vinicultor {m} | :: winemaker |
| vinicultora {f} | :: feminine noun of vinicultor |
| vinicultura {f} | :: viniculture |
| vinífero {adj} | :: viniferous |
| vinificación {f} | :: vinification |
| vinificar {v} | :: to vinify |
| vinílico {adj} | :: vinyl (relating to vinyl) |
| vinillo {m} | :: thin, weak wine |
| vinilo {m} | :: vinyl |
| vinito {m} | :: diminutive of vino |
| vino {m} | :: wine |
| vino blanco {m} | :: white wine |
| vino de mesa {m} | :: table wine |
| vino espumoso {m} | :: sparkling wine |
| vino rosado {m} | :: rosé; rosé wine |
| vinoso {adj} | :: vinous; winy |
| vinoso {adj} | :: characteristic of a wino |
| vinoteca {f} | :: wine shop, winery |
| vinoteca {f} | :: wine cabinet (furniture for storing wine) |
| vino tinto {m} | :: red wine |
| vinotinto {f} [football] | :: The Venezuela national football team |
| vintage {adj} | :: vintage |
| vinuco {m} | :: diminutive of vino |
| viola {f} | :: viola (musical instrument) |
| Viola {prop} | :: surname |
| violáceo {adj} [mycology] | :: violaceous |
| violación {f} | :: violation |
| violación {f} | :: rape |
| violación correctiva {f} | :: corrective rape |
| violación curativa {f} | :: corrective rape |
| violador {adj} | :: violating |
| violador {m} | :: rapist |
| violadora {f} | :: feminine noun of violador |
| violagambista {mf} | :: A viol player |
| violar {v} | :: to violate |
| violar {v} | :: to rape |
| violatorio {adj} | :: that violates (a law) |
| violencia {f} | :: violence |
| violencia de género {f} | :: gender-based domestic violence |
| violencia doméstica {f} | :: domestic violence |
| violencia intrafamiliar {f} | :: domestic violence |
| violentador {m} | :: attacker |
| violentamente {adv} | :: violently |
| violentar {v} | :: to break open |
| violentar {v} | :: to violate |
| violentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of violento |
| violentista {adj} | :: subversive |
| violentista {mf} | :: a subversive person |
| violento {adj} | :: violent |
| violeta {adj} | :: violet |
| violeta {m} | :: violet (colour); purple |
| violeta {f} | :: violet (plant) |
| violeta {f} [Spain, Chile, slang] | :: rapist, nonce |
| Violeta {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| violetera {f} | :: flower girl |
| violín {m} | :: violin (string instrument) |
| violín {m} | :: fiddle |
| violinista {mf} | :: violinist |
| violinista {mf} | :: third wheel (An unwanted third party accompanying two people on a date) |
| violinístico {adj} [attributive] | :: violin; violining |
| violista {mf} | :: violist |
| violón {m} | :: an old-style double bass |
| violón {m} | :: double bassist |
| violona {f} | :: feminine noun of violón |
| violoncelista {mf} | :: cellist |
| violoncellista {mf} | :: cellist |
| violoncello {m} | :: alternative form of violonchelo |
| violoncelo {m} | :: alternative form of violonchelo |
| violonchelista {mf} | :: cellist |
| violonchelo {m} | :: cello (musical instrument) |
| violonista {mf} | :: double bassist |
| vip {mf} | :: VIP [initialism of very important person] |
| viperino {adj} | :: viperine |
| viperino {adj} | :: cunning, wicked |
| Viqui {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| vira {f} | :: welt (of a hoe) |
| vira {f} | :: dart |
| virada {f} [nautical] | :: turning (act and effect of changing direction) |
| viraje {m} | :: change in orientation or direction |
| viral {adj} | :: viral (of or relating to a biologic virus) |
| viral {adj} | :: viral (caused by a virus) |
| viral {adj} | :: viral (spread by word of mouth) |
| viralidad {f} | :: virality |
| viralización {f} | :: virality |
| viralizar {v} | :: to spread the word |
| viralizar {vr} | :: to go viral |
| viralmente {adv} | :: virally |
| virar {v} | :: to veer |
| virar {v} [nautical] | :: to tack |
| virey {m} | :: obsolete spelling of virrey |
| virga {adj} | :: feminine singular form of virgo |
| virgada {f} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: stupid thing |
| virgen {mf} | :: virgin |
| virgencita {f} | :: feminine noun of virgencito |
| virgencito {m} | :: diminutive of virgen: little virgin |
| virgenense {adj} | :: of or from the Virgin Islands |
| virgenense {mf} | :: Virgin Islander |
| virgenense estadounidense {adj} | :: US Virgin Islands (of or pertaining to the U.S. Virgin Islands) |
| virgenense estadounidense {mf} | :: US Virgin Islander (native or resident of the U.S. Virgin Islands) |
| Virgen María {prop} {f} | :: Virgin Mary |
| Virgen Santa {interj} [idiom] | :: good Lord, holy moley, Jesus, Mary and Joseph |
| Virgilio {prop} {m} | :: Virgil |
| virginal {adj} | :: virginal |
| virgíneo {adj} | :: virginal; pure |
| Virginia {prop} {f} | :: Virginia (state) |
| Virginia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| virginiana {f} | :: feminine noun of virginiano |
| virginiana del oeste {f} | :: feminine noun of virginiano del oeste |
| virginiano {adj} | :: Virginian |
| virginiano {m} | :: Virginian |
| virginiano del oeste {adj} | :: West Virginian |
| virginiano del oeste {m} | :: West Virginian |
| Virginia Occidental {prop} {f} | :: West Virginia |
| virginidad {f} | :: virginity |
| virgo {m} [singular only] | :: Virgo, a constellation and sign in astrology |
| virgo {m} | :: hymen |
| virgo {adj} | :: virgin |
| virgo {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: funny, typically in a stupid way (said of a thing or a person) |
| Virgo {prop} {m} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Virgo (constellation) |
| Virgo {prop} {m} [astrology] | :: Virgo (zodiac sign) |
| virguero {adj} [colloquial] | :: smashing, awesome, brill |
| virguero {m} [colloquial] | :: whizz, hot stuff, the dog's bollocks, ace |
| virguero {m} | :: Person who works wonders, wizard |
| vírgula {f} | :: a small stick or rod |
| vírgula {f} | :: a thin line or stripe |
| virgulilla {f} | :: tilde |
| virgulilla {f} | :: prime (mark) |
| vírico {adj} | :: viral |
| viril {adj} [attributive] | :: male |
| viril {adj} | :: virile, manly |
| virilidad {f} | :: virility |
| virilmente {adv} | :: in a manly way |
| viringo {adj} [Colombia, slang] | :: naked |
| virión {m} | :: virion |
| virófago {m} [virology] | :: virophage |
| viroide {m} | :: viroid |
| virola {f} | :: ferrule |
| viróloga {f} | :: feminine noun of virólogo |
| virología {f} | :: virology |
| virologista {mf} | :: virologist |
| virólogo {m} | :: virologist |
| virosis {f} | :: virosis |
| virote {m} | :: bolt (short, stout, blunt-headed arrow) |
| virreina {f} | :: vicereine |
| virreinal {adj} | :: related or pertaining to the viceroy |
| virreinato {m} | :: viceroyalty |
| virreinato {m} | :: viceroyship |
| virreino {m} | :: viceroyalty |
| virrey {m} | :: viceroy |
| virreynato {m} | :: viceroyship |
| virtual {adj} | :: virtual |
| virtualidad {f} | :: virtuality |
| virtualización {f} | :: virtualization |
| virtualizar {vt} | :: to virtualize |
| virtualmente {adv} | :: potentially |
| virtualmente {adv} | :: virtually |
| virtud {f} | :: virtue |
| virtuosa {f} | :: feminine noun of virtuoso |
| virtuosamente {adv} | :: virtuously |
| virtuosidad {f} | :: virtuosity |
| virtuosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of virtuoso |
| virtuosismo {m} | :: virtuosity |
| virtuosístico {adj} | :: virtuosic, virtuoso |
| virtuoso {adj} | :: virtuous |
| virtuoso {m} | :: A virtuous person |
| virtuoso {m} | :: A virtuoso |
| virtuoso {adj} | :: virtuoso (exhibiting the ability of a virtuoso) |
| Virú {prop} | :: Virú (province) |
| viruela {f} [pathology, uncountable] | :: smallpox |
| viruela {f} [pathology] | :: Any of the fluid-filled blisters caused by smallpox |
| viruela loca {f} | :: chickenpox |
| virulencia {f} | :: virulence |
| virulentamente {adv} | :: sharply, aggressively |
| virulentamente {adv} | :: virulently |
| virulento {adj} | :: virulent |
| virus {m} | :: virus |
| virus {m} | :: computer virus |
| virusoide {m} | :: virusoid |
| viruta {f} [colloquial] | :: dosh; cash; dough (money) |
| viruta {f} | :: woodshavings |
| visa {f} [Latin America] | :: visa |
| visado {m} | :: visa; a permit to enter and leave a country |
| visaje {m} [archaic, poetic] | :: grimace |
| visaje {m} [archaic, poetic] | :: face, appearance |
| visar {v} | :: to study |
| visar {v} | :: to visa |
| visar {v} | :: to endorse; to approve |
| vis a vis {conj} | :: vis-à-vis |
| vis a vis {m} [idiom] | :: conjugal visit |
| víscera {f} | :: viscera |
| visceral {adj} | :: visceral |
| visceralidad {f} | :: viscerality |
| visceralmente {adv} | :: viscerally |
| visceromegalia {f} [pathology] | :: visceromegaly |
| visco {m} | :: birdlime |
| viscoelasticidad {f} | :: viscoelasticity |
| viscoelástico {adj} | :: viscoelastic |
| viscontiniano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the House of Visconti |
| viscontiniano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Lucchino Visconti |
| viscosidad {f} | :: viscousness |
| viscosidad {f} | :: A viscous material |
| viscosidad {f} [physics] | :: viscosity |
| viscoso {adj} | :: viscous, sticky |
| viscoso {adj} | :: slimy |
| visera {f} | :: visor |
| visfatina {f} [protein] | :: visfatin |
| visibilidad {f} | :: visibility |
| visibilización {f} | :: visibility, highlighting, raising of awareness |
| visibilizar {vt} | :: to make visible; to highlight |
| visible {adj} | :: visible |
| visiblemente {adv} | :: visibly |
| visigodo {adj} | :: Visigothic |
| visigodo {m} | :: Visigoth |
| visigótico {adj} | :: Visigothic |
| visillo {m} | :: net curtain |
| visión {f} | :: vision (something seen; an object perceived visually) |
| visión {f} | :: vision, sight (the sense or ability of sight) |
| visión {f} | :: view (a way of understanding something, an opinion, a theory) |
| visión {f} | :: vision (something imaginary one thinks one sees) |
| visionado {m} | :: viewing |
| visionado {m} | :: performance of a movie |
| visionar {v} | :: to envision |
| visionaria {f} | :: feminine noun of visionario |
| visionario {adj} | :: visionary |
| visionario {m} | :: visionary |
| visión de túnel {f} | :: tunnel vision |
| visión general {f} | :: overview |
| visir {m} | :: vizier |
| visita {f} | :: visit |
| visita {f} | :: visitor |
| visitable {adj} | :: visitable |
| visitación {f} | :: visitation |
| visita conyugal {f} [idiom] | :: conjugal visit |
| visitador {adj} | :: visiting |
| visitador {m} | :: inspector |
| visitador {m} | :: representative |
| visitadora {f} | :: feminine noun of visitador |
| visitadora {f} [Latin America] | :: syringe |
| visitadora {f} [Latin America] | :: enema |
| visitaflor {m} | :: hummingbird |
| visitante {mf} | :: visitor |
| visitar {v} | :: to visit |
| visitar al señor Roca {v} [idiom, Spain] | :: To go to the little boy's room |
| vislumbrar {v} | :: to discern |
| vislumbrarse {v} | :: reflexive of vislumbrar |
| vislumbre {f} | :: glimmer, glimpse, surmise |
| Visnú {prop} {m} | :: Vishnu |
| viso {m} [formal] | :: appearance, look |
| viso {m} | :: vantage point |
| viso {m} | :: slip (clothing) |
| viso {m} | :: gleam, glint |
| visoespacial {adj} | :: visuospatial |
| visón {m} | :: mink |
| visor {m} | :: visor |
| visoría {f} [Mexico, sports] | :: training session attended by scouts |
| visoriar {v} [sport, Mexico] | :: to scout |
| visorrey {m} | :: obsolete spelling of virrey |
| víspera {f} | :: eve (the day or night before) |
| vista {f} | :: sight, vision |
| vista {f} | :: view |
| vista {f} [law] | :: trial |
| vista aérea {f} | :: aerial view, bird's-eye view |
| vista de lince {f} [idiom] | :: eagle eye |
| vista de pájaro {f} [idiomatic] | :: bird's-eye view |
| vistazo {m} | :: look |
| vistazo {m} | :: glance |
| viste {interj} [interrogatively, colloquial, Rioplatense] | :: Used as a space filler, usually in the middle of a sentence, or when telling a story |
| vistilla {f} | :: viewpoint |
| visto {adj} | :: seen |
| visto {adj} | :: obvious, clear |
| visto {adj} | :: exposed, bare |
| visto {adj} | :: known about, talked about, seen around |
| visto bueno {m} [idiom] | :: endorsement; approval; OK; blessing; green light; go-ahead |
| visto lo visto {adv} [idiom] | :: all in all; all things considered |
| vistosamente {adv} | :: brightly, colorfully |
| vistosidad {f} | :: gaudiness, showiness |
| vistosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vistoso |
| vistoso {adj} | :: gaudy, showy, flashy |
| vistoso {adj} | :: sightly attractive |
| visto y no visto {adj} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: blink-and-you-miss-it |
| Vístula {prop} {m} | :: Vístula (river) |
| visual {adj} | :: visual |
| visualidad {f} | :: visuality |
| visualización {f} | :: visualization |
| visualizador {adj} | :: visualising |
| visualizador {m} | :: visualizer |
| visualizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of visualizador |
| visualizar {v} | :: to visualize |
| visualmente {adv} | :: visually |
| vitáceo {adj} [botany] | :: Of or pertaining to plants in the genus Vitis; vines and grapevines |
| vital {adj} | :: vital |
| vitaliciamente {adv} | :: for life |
| vitalicio {adj} | :: lifelong, life, for life (extending for the entire duration of life) |
| vitalidad {f} | :: vitality |
| vitalismo {m} | :: vitalism (the doctrine that life involves some immaterial "vital force", and cannot be explained scientifically) |
| vitalista {mf} | :: vitalist |
| vitalista {adj} | :: vitalistic |
| vitalizar {v} | :: to vitalize |
| vitalmente {adv} | :: vitally |
| vitamina {f} | :: vitamin |
| vitaminado {adj} | :: with added vitamins |
| vitamínico {adj} | :: Of, containing, or relating to vitamins |
| vitando {adj} | :: odious, bad, vital |
| vitela {f} | :: vellum |
| vitelino {adj} | :: vitelline |
| vitelo {m} | :: vitellus |
| vitícola {mf} | :: viticulturist |
| vitícola {adj} | :: viticultural |
| viticultor {m} | :: winegrower |
| viticultora {f} | :: feminine noun of viticultor |
| viticultura {f} | :: viticulture |
| vitiligo {m} | :: vitiligo |
| vitíligo {m} | :: vitiligo |
| vitivinícola {adj} | :: viticultural |
| vitivinicultoa {f} | :: feminine noun of vitivinicultor |
| vitivinicultor {m} | :: winegrower |
| vitivinicultura {f} | :: viticulture |
| vito {m} | :: an Andalusian music style and dance |
| Vito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| vitola {f} | :: cigar band |
| vitola {f} | :: appearance, look |
| vítor {interj} | :: long live |
| vítor {m} | :: ovation; ceremony of public appreciation |
| vitorear {v} | :: to cheer |
| vitoria {f} | :: obsolete spelling of victoria |
| Vitoria {prop} {f} | :: Vitoria (city) |
| vitoriano {adj} | :: Of or from Vitoria |
| vitoriano {m} | :: Someone from Vitoria |
| vitorioso {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of victorioso |
| vitral {m} | :: stained glass |
| vitrectomía {f} [surgery] | :: vitrectomy |
| vítreo {adj} | :: vitreous |
| vitrificación {f} | :: vitrification |
| vitrificar {v} | :: to vitrify |
| vitrina {f} | :: vitrine |
| vitrina {f} | :: display cabinet |
| vitrina {f} [Latin America] | :: window, shop window |
| vitrina {f} | :: showcase |
| vitriólicamente {adv} | :: vitriolically |
| vitriólico {adj} | :: vitriolic |
| vitriolo {m} | :: vitriol |
| vitrocerámica {mf} | :: glass-ceramic |
| vitrola {f} | :: gramophone |
| vitualla {f} [also used in the plural] | :: provisions, victuals |
| vituperable {adj} | :: censureable; reproachable |
| vituperación {f} | :: vituperation |
| vituperante {adj} | :: shameful |
| vituperar {v} | :: to vituperate against |
| vituperio {m} | :: insult; vituperation |
| vituperioso {adj} | :: shameful |
| viuda {f} | :: widow |
| viuda {f} | :: dowager |
| viuda negra {f} | :: black widow spider |
| viudedad {f} | :: widowhood; the state of being a widow or widower |
| viudedad {f} | :: widow's pension |
| viudez {f} | :: widowhood/widowerhood; the state of being a widow or widower |
| viudita {f} | :: young widow |
| viudo {adj} | :: widowed |
| viudo {adj} | :: dowager [in the feminine] |
| viudo {m} | :: widower, widow |
| viudo {m} [plant] | :: Sixalix atropurpurea, syn. Scabiosa atropurpurea (mourning bride, mourning widow, sweet scabious) |
| vivac {m} | :: bivouac |
| vivacidad {f} | :: jauntiness |
| vivacidad {f} | :: liveliness |
| viva estampa {f} [idiom] | :: spitting image; carbon copy |
| viva imagen {f} [idiom] | :: picture, personification (visual reflection of something) |
| viva imagen {f} | :: spitting image |
| viva la Pepa {phrase} | :: let the good times roll |
| vivalavirgen {mf} [colloquial] | :: good-time Charlie (carefree person) |
| Vivaldi {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| vivales {mf} [colloquial] | :: wise guy; smart-ass |
| vivamente {adv} | :: livelily (in a lively manner) |
| vivamente {adv} | :: deeply, profoundly |
| vivandera {f} | :: vivandière |
| vivanquista {adj} | :: of or related to Manuel Ignacio de Vivanco, 19th century Peruvian soldier and politician |
| vivanquista {mf} | :: A supporter of, or soldier in the army of, Manuel Ignacio de Vivanco |
| vivaque {m} | :: alternative spelling of vivac |
| vivaquear {v} | :: to bivouac; to set up camp |
| vivar {v} [Latin America] | :: to applaud |
| vivaracho {adj} | :: lively, cheery, sprightly |
| vivaz {adj} | :: animated; lively |
| vivencia {f} | :: insight, experience |
| vivencial {adj} [attributive] | :: housing |
| vivenciar {vt} | :: to experience |
| víveres {mp} | :: army food rations |
| víveres {mp} [Dominican Republic] | :: Starchy foods including roots and plantains |
| viverista {mf} | :: someone who works in a plant nursery |
| vivero {m} | :: vivarium |
| vivero {m} | :: nursery (a place where young trees and other plants are cultivated for transplanting) |
| vivero {m} | :: nursery (the place where something is fostered and its growth promoted) |
| viverrávido {m} [zoology] | :: viverravid |
| viveza {f} | :: liveliness |
| viveza {f} | :: life |
| Viviana {prop} {f} | :: given name, equivalent to English Vivian, Vivien, Vivienne |
| vivible {adj} | :: liveable |
| vívidamente {adv} | :: vividly |
| vivido {adj} | :: living, existing |
| vivido {adj} | :: worldly |
| vivido {adj} | :: vivid |
| vívido {adj} [of perception] | :: vivid (clear, detailed or powerful) |
| vívido {adj} [of an image] | :: vivid (bright, intense or colourful) |
| vívido {adj} | :: vivid (full of life) |
| vividor {m} [pejorative] | :: bon viveur |
| vividor {m} [pejorative] | :: bon vivant |
| vividora {f} | :: feminine noun of vividor |
| vivienda {f} | :: housing, dwelling |
| vivienda protegida {f} [Spain] | :: state-subsidised house, similar to a council house in Great Britain |
| viviente {adj} | :: living |
| viviente {mf} | :: living |
| vivificante {adj} | :: vivifying |
| vivificar {v} | :: vivify |
| vivificar {v} | :: comfort, console |
| vivíparo {adj} | :: viviparous |
| vivir {m} | :: life; lifestyle |
| vivir {vi} | :: to live; to be alive |
| vivir {vi} | :: to make a living, to live (on) |
| vivir {vi} | :: to live, reside, inhabit |
| vivir {vt} | :: to experience, to live through |
| vivir del cuento {v} [idiomatic] | :: To skimp off other people, go through life without working |
| vivisección {f} | :: vivisection |
| vivísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of vivamente |
| vivísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vivo |
| vivito {adj} | :: diminutive of vivo, used chiefly in the idiomatic expression vivito y coleando |
| vivito y coleando {adj} [idiomatic] | :: alive and kicking |
| vivo {adj} | :: alive, living (having life) |
| vivo {adj} | :: intense, strong |
| vivo {adj} | :: vivid, lively |
| vizcacha {f} | :: viscacha |
| vizcacha de la sierra {f} | :: southern viscacha |
| vizcacha montanera {f} | :: southern viscacha |
| vizcacha norteña {f} | :: northern viscacha |
| vizcachera {f} | :: viscachera |
| vizcaíno {adj} | :: Biscayan (from or native to Biscay) |
| vizcaíno {adj} | :: Biscayne (pertaining to Biscay or to the language) |
| vizcaíno {m} | :: Biscayan |
| vizcaíno {m} | :: the Biscay dialect |
| Vizcarra {prop} {f} | :: surname, the 815th most common in Mexico |
| Vizcaya {prop} {f} | :: Vizcaya (province) |
| vizcondado {m} | :: viscounty |
| vizcondal {adj} | :: of or pertaining to a viscount |
| vizconde {m} | :: viscount |
| vizcondesa {f} | :: viscountess |
| Vladímir {prop} {m} | :: Vladimir |
| Vladimiro {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Vmd. {pron} | :: abbreviation of vuestra merced |
| vocablo {m} | :: word, term |
| vocabulario {m} | :: vocabulary |
| vocación {f} | :: vocation (inclination to undertake a certain kind of work, especially a religious career) |
| vocacional {adj} | :: vocational (of or relating to vocation) |
| vocacionalmente {adv} | :: vocationally |
| vocal {f} | :: vowel |
| vocal {mf} | :: voter, member with vote rights |
| vocal {adj} | :: by means of the voice |
| vocal {adj} | :: related to the voice |
| vocal {adj} | :: using the voice |
| vocalía {f} | :: committee membership |
| vocálico {adj} [phonetics] | :: vocal, vocalic (relating to or being a vowel) |
| vocalidad {f} | :: vocality |
| vocalismo {m} | :: vocalism |
| vocalista {mf} | :: vocalist (singer in a band) |
| vocalización {f} | :: vocalization |
| vocalizar {v} | :: to vocalize |
| vocalmente {adv} | :: vocally (using words) |
| vocativo {adj} | :: vocative |
| vocativo {m} [grammar] | :: vocative |
| voceador {adj} | :: shouting |
| voceador {m} | :: shouter, crier |
| voceadora {f} | :: feminine noun of voceador |
| vocear {v} | :: to shout |
| vocecilla {f} | :: diminutive of voz |
| vocecita {f} | :: diminutive of voz |
| vocera {f} | :: spokeswoman |
| vocería {f} | :: yelling, shouting |
| vocerío {m} | :: outcry, uproar |
| vocero {m} | :: spokesman |
| vocho {m} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: Beetle (type of car) |
| Vocho {m} [Mexico] | :: Beetle (Volkswagen Beetle) |
| vociferación {f} | :: shouting, ranting |
| vociferante {adj} | :: loud (speaking); vociferous |
| vociferar {v} | :: to vociferate |
| vocinglería {f} | :: clamor, babble, chatter |
| vocinglero {adj} | :: garrulous, chatty, loud-mouthed |
| vocoide {m} | :: semivowel |
| vodevil {m} | :: vaudeville |
| vodka {m} | :: vodka |
| vodník {m} [mythology, folklore] | :: vodyanoy |
| Vohol {prop} | :: obsolete spelling of Bohol |
| voilá {interj} | :: voila |
| voivoda {m} | :: voivode |
| voivodato {m} | :: voivodeship (the jurisdiction of a voivode) |
| volada {f} | :: short flight |
| voladito {adj} [typography] | :: superscript |
| voladizo {adj} [architecture] | :: projecting |
| voladizo {m} [architecture] | :: cantilever, overhang |
| volado {adj} [typography] | :: superscript |
| volado {adj} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: daydreaming |
| volado {adj} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: stoned (on drugs) |
| volador {adj} | :: flying |
| volador {adj} | :: flighty (flying easily, flying a lot) |
| volador {m} | :: flier (something that flies) |
| volador {m} | :: flying fish |
| volador {m} | :: rocket |
| volador {m} | :: toy windmill |
| volador {m} [Mexico] | :: A dancer in the Danza de los Voladores |
| voladora {f} [Dominican Republic] | :: a small bus used for public transportation |
| voladura {f} | :: blowing up, blasting |
| volái {n} [Paraguay] | :: cop; copper |
| volanderamente {adv} | :: loosely |
| volanderamente {adv} | :: randomly |
| volandero {adj} | :: fledged |
| volandero {adj} | :: loose; free; roaming |
| volando {adj} | :: In flight |
| volantazo {m} | :: swerve, hard turn (with the steering wheel) |
| volante {adj} | :: flying |
| volante {adj} | :: loose |
| volante {m} [automotive] | :: steering wheel |
| volante {m} | :: flyer |
| volante {m} | :: shuttlecock |
| volante {mf} | :: driver |
| volante {mf} [Peru, Chile, football] | :: winger |
| volantear {v} | :: to leaflet |
| volantín {m} [Chile, Peru, Argentina] | :: kite (flying toy on string) |
| volantón {m} | :: fledgling |
| volantona {f} | :: feminine noun of volantón |
| volapié {m} [bullfighting] | :: volapié |
| volar {vi} | :: to fly, to fly away |
| volar {vt} | :: to blow up |
| volar {vt} | :: to anger, to exasperate, to infuriate |
| volar {vt} | :: to rouse |
| volar {vt} | :: to make fly out |
| volar {vt} | :: to release (a hunting falcon) |
| volar {vt} | :: to raise to the top of the line (e.g., a letter or number) |
| volar {vi} | :: to flutter, to hover |
| volar {vi} | :: to spread like wildfire |
| volar {vt} | :: to disappear suddenly |
| volar {vt} | :: to jut out, to project |
| volar {vt} | :: to sell like hotcakes |
| volarse {v} | :: reflexive of volar |
| volatería {f} | :: fowling, fowls, poultry, flock of birds |
| volatería {f} [figurative] | :: crowd (of ideas) |
| volátil {adj} | :: volatile, unstable |
| volátil {adj} [physics, chemistry] | :: volatile |
| volatilidad {f} | :: tenacity |
| volatilización {f} | :: volatilization |
| volatilizar {v} | :: to volatilize |
| volatín {m} | :: tightrope walker |
| volatinera {f} | :: feminine noun of volatinero |
| volatinero {m} | :: tightrope walker |
| volca {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Volcae |
| volca {mf} | :: Member of the Volcae |
| volcada {f} | :: capsize, overturning |
| volcador {m} | :: synonym of camión volcador |
| volcadura {f} | :: overturning |
| volcamiento {m} | :: rollover (act of a car turning over) |
| volcán {m} | :: volcano |
| volcancito {m} | :: diminutive of volcán |
| volcánicamente {adv} | :: volcanically |
| volcánico {adj} | :: volcanic |
| volcánico {adj} | :: fiery, passionate |
| volcanismo {m} | :: volcanism |
| volcanoclástico {adj} | :: volcanoclastic |
| volcanotectónico {adj} | :: volcanotectonic |
| volcar {vt} | :: to upset, knock over, tip over, dump (to cause to flip over, from uppermost to bottom) |
| volcar {vt} | :: to empty, empty out (to remove the contents of) |
| volcar {vt} | :: to make dizzy |
| volcar {vt} | :: to get (someone) to change their mind |
| volcar {vir} | :: to overturn, tip over, capsize (to flip over; to rotate uppermost to bottom) |
| volcar {vr} | :: to do one's utmost, do one's best (to make the greatest possible effort) |
| volear {vi} | :: to volley |
| voleibol {m} | :: volleyball (game) |
| vóleibol {m} | :: alternative spelling of voleibol |
| voleibol de playa {m} | :: beach volleyball |
| voleibolista {mf} | :: volleyballer |
| voleibolístico {adj} | :: volleyball (attributive) |
| voleiplaya {f} | :: alternative form of vóley-playa |
| voley {m} | :: volleyball (sport) |
| vóley {m} | :: volleyball |
| vóley playa {m} | :: alternative form of vóley-playa |
| vóley-playa {m} | :: beach volleyball |
| volframio {m} | :: alternative spelling of wolframio |
| volibol {m} | :: volleyball |
| volición {f} | :: volition |
| volición {f} | :: A voluntary action or behavior |
| volitivo {adj} | :: volitional, volitive |
| volován {m} | :: vol-au-vent |
| volqueta {f} [Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Honduras] | :: alternative form of volquete |
| volquete {m} | :: dump truck |
| volsco {adj} | :: Volscian |
| voltaico {adj} | :: voltaic |
| voltaje {m} | :: voltage |
| volteador {m} | :: acrobat |
| volteadora {f} | :: feminine noun of volteador |
| voltear {v} | :: to turn |
| voltearse {v} | :: reflexive of voltear |
| voltejear {v} [nautical] | :: to tack (sail by making tacks into the wind) |
| volteo {m} | :: turn |
| volteo {m} | :: chiming, pealing |
| voltereta {f} | :: somersault |
| volteretón {m} [bullfighting] | :: Act of being thrown up into the air by the bull |
| volteriano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Voltaire |
| voltímetro {m} | :: voltmeter (instrument for measuring electric potential) |
| voltio {m} | :: A volt (electrical) |
| volubilidad {f} | :: volubility |
| voluble {adj} | :: voluble; fickle |
| volumen {m} | :: volume (a three-dimensional measure of space) |
| volumen {m} | :: volume (a bound book) |
| volumen {m} | :: volume (strength of sound) |
| volúmen {m} | :: obsolete spelling of volumen |
| volumetría {f} | :: volumetry |
| volumétrico {adj} | :: volumetric |
| voluminoso {adj} | :: voluminous, bulky |
| voluntad {f} | :: will; wish; want; desire |
| voluntad {f} | :: willpower |
| voluntaria {f} | :: feminine noun of voluntario |
| voluntariado {m} | :: volunteers, voluntary force, volunteering |
| voluntariamente {adv} | :: voluntarily |
| voluntariedad {f} | :: voluntariness |
| voluntario {adj} | :: voluntary |
| voluntario {m} | :: volunteer |
| voluntariosamente {adv} | :: dedicatedly |
| voluntarioso {adj} | :: willful |
| voluntarismo {m} | :: volunteerism |
| voluntarismo {m} | :: wishful thinking (illusion that what one would like is true) |
| voluntarista {adj} | :: wilful |
| volunturismo {m} | :: voluntourism |
| voluptuosamente {adv} | :: voluptuously |
| voluptuosidad {f} | :: voluptuousness |
| voluptuoso {adj} | :: voluptuous |
| voluta {f} | :: wisp (of smoke) |
| volver {v} | :: to return, to revert, to get back |
| volver {v} | :: to come back, go back |
| volver {v} | :: to do again |
| volver {v} | :: to turn |
| volver {vr} | :: to turn |
| volver {vr} | :: to get, become |
| volver {v} | :: to make, to drive |
| volver en sí {v} [idiom] | :: to come around; come to |
| volver por sus fueros {v} [idiom] | :: to showone's worth, after losing reputation in the past |
| vólvulo {m} [medicine] | :: volvulus |
| vómico {adj} | :: emetic (causing vomiting) |
| vomitador {m} | :: puker; vomiter |
| vomitadora {f} | :: feminine noun of vomitador |
| vomitar {v} | :: to vomit, to be sick |
| vomitivo {adj} | :: emetic (causing vomiting) |
| vomitivo {adj} | :: nauseating, repugnant |
| vomitivo {m} | :: emetic |
| vómito {m} | :: vomit |
| vomitona {f} | :: vomiting, puking |
| vomitorio {m} | :: vomitorium |
| vóngole {adj} | :: vongole |
| voracidad {f} | :: voracity |
| vorágine {f} | :: whirlpool, maelstrom |
| vorágine {f} | :: extremely intense or passionate emotions or feelings; the effect, manifestation or perception of them |
| vorágine {f} | :: disorder, mess |
| vorágine {f} | :: angry crowd |
| voraginoso {adj} | :: voraginous |
| voraz {adj} | :: voracious, greedy |
| voraz {adj} | :: destructive |
| vorazmente {adv} | :: voraciously |
| voroga {adj} | :: Boroano |
| voroga {mf} | :: Boroano |
| vórtice {m} | :: vortex |
| vorticidad {f} | :: vorticity |
| vos {pron} [archaic] | :: An elevated form of you, either singular or plural |
| vos {pron} [parts of Latin America, Chavacano-speaking areas in the Philippines] | :: a form of you, singular |
| vós {pron} | :: obsolete spelling of vos |
| VOSE {n} [film] | :: initialism of versión original con subtítulos en español; a non-Spanish-language film or TV series with Spanish subtitles |
| vosear {v} | :: to address someone with vos |
| voseo {m} | :: In Spanish dialects, the use of the pronoun vos as opposed to tú |
| Vosgos {prop} {mp} | :: Vosgos (mountain range) |
| Vosgos {prop} {mp} | :: Vosgos (department) |
| vosotras {pron} [colloquial] | :: you; second person feminine plural personal pronoun |
| vosotras {pron} [Louisiana, formal] | :: you; second person masculine plural personal pronoun |
| vosotres {pron} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: you (plural) |
| vosotros {pron} [colloquial or Louisiana] | :: you; second person masculine plural personal pronoun |
| votación {f} | :: voting, vote (act) |
| votante {adj} | :: voting |
| votante {mf} | :: voter |
| votar {v} | :: to vote |
| votar {v} [Latin America] | :: to throw |
| votarse {v} | :: reflexive of votar |
| votito {m} | :: diminutive of voto |
| votivo {adj} | :: votive |
| voto {m} | :: vote |
| voto {m} | :: vow |
| voto de censura {m} | :: vote of no confidence |
| voto matrimonial {m} | :: marriage vow |
| voto útil {m} | :: tactical vote |
| voucher {m} | :: voucher |
| voyerismo {m} | :: voyeurism |
| voyeur {m} | :: voyeur |
| voyeurismo {m} | :: voyeurism |
| voy y vengo {phrase} | :: I'll be right back |
| voz {f} | :: voice |
| voz {f} | :: term; word |
| voz activa {f} [grammar] | :: active voice |
| vozarrón {f} | :: Loud, booming voice |
| voznar {vi} | :: to croak, quack |
| voz pasiva {m} | :: passive voice |
| vs {prep} | :: vs. |
| vualá {interj} | :: voilà (behold!) |
| vudú {m} | :: voodoo |
| vudú {mf} | :: voodoo (person) |
| vuecelencia {pron} | :: your excellency |
| vuecencia {f} | :: abbreviation of vuecelencia |
| vuelacerca {f} [baseball] | :: home run |
| vuelco {m} | :: upset |
| vuelco {m} | :: turnover |
| vuelillo {m} | :: diminutive of vuelo |
| vuelito {m} | :: diminutive of vuelo |
| vuelo {m} | :: flight (the act of flying) |
| vuelo {m} | :: flight (an instance of flying) |
| vuelo {m} | :: flight (a trip made by an aircraft) |
| vuelo espacial {m} [astronomy] | :: space flight |
| vuelta {f} | :: turn |
| vuelta {f} | :: return |
| vuelta {f} | :: walk |
| vuelta {f} | :: tour, trip |
| vuelta {f} | :: change (money given back when a customer hands over more than the exact price of an item) |
| vuelta {f} [sports] | :: lap (one circuit around a race track, or one traversal down and then back the length of a pool) |
| Vuelta {prop} {f} [cycling, by ellipsis] | :: The Vuelta a España |
| Vuelta a España {prop} {f} [cycling] | :: Vuelta a España (annual cycling race in Spain) |
| vuelta al mundo {f} | :: Ferris wheel |
| vueltabajera {f} | :: feminine noun of vueltabajero |
| vueltabajero {adj} | :: Of or from the region of Vuelta Abajo in Cuba |
| vueltabajero {m} | :: An inhabitant of the region of Vuelta Abajo in Cuba |
| vuelta de campana {f} [idiom] | :: barrel roll |
| vuelta de campana {f} [idiom] | :: 360; volte-face |
| vuelta de rezón {f} | :: A type of knot consisting of a round turn and two half hitches |
| vueltecita {f} | :: diminutive of vuelta |
| vueltilla {f} | :: diminutive of vuelta |
| vuelto {m} | :: change (money given back) |
| vuelve a la vida {m} | :: a cocktail made of various seafoods and other ingredients |
| vuelvepiedras {m} | :: turnstone (bird) |
| vuesa {pron} [possessive, archaic] | :: your |
| vuesa merced {pron} [archaic, formal] | :: your grace; your mercy; you |
| vuesarced {pron} [archaic, formal] | :: your grace; your mercy; you |
| vuesas {pron} [possessive, archaic] | :: your |
| vuesasted {pron} | :: alternative form of vuesarced |
| vueselencia {pron} [archaic, formal] | :: Your Excellency |
| vueseñoría {mf} [obsolete] | :: Your Honour; your Honor |
| vueso {pron} [possessive, archaic] | :: your |
| vuesos {pron} [possessive, archaic] | :: your |
| vuestra {pron} | :: feminine singular of vuestro |
| vuestra {adj} | :: feminine singular of vuestro |
| vuestra merced {pron} [archaic, formal] | :: your grace; your mercy; you |
| vuestras {pron} [possessive] | :: feminine plural of vuestro Yours |
| vuestras {adj} [possessive] | :: feminine plural of vuestro Yours, your, to you |
| vuestras mercedes {pron} [archaic, formal] | :: plural of vuestra merced your graces; m'lords; you (plural) |
| vuestro {pron} [possessive] | :: Yours |
| vuestro {adj} [possessive] | :: Yours, your, to you |
| vuestros {pron} [possessive] | :: plural of vuestro yours |
| vuestros {adj} [possessive] | :: plural of vuestro yours, your, to you |
| vulcaniano {adj} [science fiction] | :: Vulcan |
| vulcanismo {m} | :: volcanism |
| vulcanización {f} | :: vulcanization |
| vulcanizador {m} | :: vulcanizer |
| vulcanizadora {f} [Bolivia, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru] | :: a tire repair shop |
| vulcanizar {v} | :: vulcanize (to harden rubber with heat) |
| vulcanóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of vulcanólogo |
| vulcanología {f} | :: volcanology |
| vulcanológico {adj} | :: volcanological |
| vulcanólogo {m} | :: vulcanologist |
| vulgar {adj} | :: vulgar |
| vulgariana {f} | :: feminine noun of vulgariano |
| vulgariano {m} | :: vulgarian |
| vulgaridad {f} | :: vulgarity |
| vulgaridad {f} | :: vulgarism |
| vulgarísimo {adj} | :: superlative of vulgar |
| vulgarismo {m} | :: vulgarism |
| vulgarización {f} | :: popularization |
| vulgarización {f} | :: vulgarization |
| vulgarizar {vt} | :: to vulgarise (to make something vulgar) |
| vulgarmente {adv} | :: commonly, generally, ordinarily, usually |
| vulgarmente {adv} | :: popularly |
| Vulgata {prop} {f} | :: Vulgate (a fourth-century Bible translation into Latin) |
| vulgo {m} | :: the common people, the masses |
| vulgo {adv} | :: commonly known as |
| vulka {f} [Mexico, colloquial, nonstandard] | :: a tire repair shop |
| vulkanizadora {f} [nonstandard] | :: alternative spelling of vulcanizadora |
| vulnerabilidad {f} | :: vulnerability, vulnerableness |
| vulnerable {adj} | :: vulnerable |
| vulneración {f} | :: infringement |
| vulnerar {v} | :: to damage or injure |
| vulnerar {v} | :: to violate, to breach, to undermine, to infringe upon, to impinge upon, to contravene |
| vulpécula {f} | :: vixen |
| vulpeja {f} | :: vixen |
| vulpino {adj} | :: vulpine (relating to foxes) |
| vulpino {adj} | :: crafty |
| vulva {f} [anatomy] | :: vulva (the external female sexual organs) |
| vulvar {adj} | :: vulvar |
| vulvovaginitis {f} | :: vulvovaginitis |
| vusted {pron} | :: you |
| vustedes {pron} | :: plural of vusted |
| vuvuzela {f} | :: vuvuzela |
| Vzla. {prop} {f} | :: abbreviation of Venezuela |