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| l {letter} | :: The 12th letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| L {letter} | :: The 12th letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| la {art} | :: the |
| la {pron} | :: Impersonal neuter pronoun (accusative) in certain colloquial phrases: 'it', 'this' |
| la {m} [music] | :: la (sixth note of the scale) |
| la {m} [music] | :: A (the musical note or key) |
| lab {m} | :: lab (laboratory) |
| Labán {prop} | :: Laban (Biblical character) |
| lábaro {m} | :: labarum |
| Labastida {prop} | :: surname |
| la belleza está en los ojos de quien ve {proverb} | :: beauty is in the eye of the beholder (individuals have different inclinations on what is beautiful) |
| labelo {m} [botany] | :: labellum |
| laberíntico {adj} | :: labyrinthine |
| laberintitis {f} [pathology] | :: labyrinthitis |
| laberinto {m} | :: labyrinth (maze) |
| labia {f} | :: gift of the gab |
| labial {adj} | :: labial (of or pertaining to the lips) |
| labial {adj} [phonetics] | :: labial (articulated by the lips) |
| labial {f} [phonetics] | :: labial (a consonant articulated by the lips) |
| labialización {f} | :: labialization |
| labializar {v} | :: to labialize |
| labiérnago {m} | :: mock prive (Phillyrea latifolia) |
| labiérnago {m} | :: Phillyrea angustifolia |
| lábil {adj} | :: labile, unstable |
| labilidad {f} | :: lability |
| labio {m} [anatomy] | :: lip (fleshy protrusion around the opening of the mouth) |
| labio {m} [anatomy] | :: labium (fold of skin on either side of the vagina) |
| labiodental {adj} | :: labiodental |
| labiodental {f} | :: labiodental consonant |
| labioplastia {f} | :: labiaplasty |
| labiovelar {adj} | :: labiovelar |
| labor {f} | :: job, task |
| labor {f} | :: work, effort |
| labor {f} | :: labor |
| labor {f} | :: needlework, embroidery |
| laborable {adj} | :: working |
| laborable {adj} | :: plowable |
| laboral {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to labor |
| laboralidad {f} | :: working patterns, labour market |
| laboralista {mf} | :: labour lawyer, employment lawyer |
| laboralmente {adv} | :: occupationally |
| laborar {v} | :: to labor, work |
| laboratorial {adj} [attributive] | :: lab, laboratory |
| laboratorialmente {adv} | :: laboratorily |
| laboratorio {m} | :: laboratory |
| laboratorista {mf} | :: laboratory assistant, worker or technician |
| laboreo {m} | :: working, tilling (of the soil, etc.) |
| laboriosamente {adv} | :: laboriously |
| laboriosidad {f} | :: industriousness, laboriousness |
| laborioso {adj} | :: laborious, toilsome |
| laborismo {m} | :: labour movement |
| laborista {adj} [politics] | :: Labour (of the Labour government) |
| laborista {mf} [politics] | :: Labour Party member or supporter |
| labortana {f} | :: feminine noun of labortano |
| labortano {adj} | :: Of or from Labort |
| labortano {m} | :: Someone from Labort |
| labra {f} | :: working |
| labrada {f} | :: A field that has been worked in preparation for planting |
| labrador {m} | :: farmer, husbandman |
| labrador {m} | :: Labrador (ellipsis of Labrador retriever) |
| labrador {m} [rare] | :: worker, laborer |
| Labrador {prop} {m} | :: Labrador (mainland portion of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador) |
| labradora {f} | :: feminine noun of labrador |
| labradorita {f} [mineral] | :: labradorite |
| labrantío {m} | :: arable land |
| labranza {f} | :: farm |
| labranza {f} | :: farmland |
| labranza {f} | :: farming (business of cultivating land) |
| labrar {v} | :: to work |
| labrar {v} | :: to carve, to craft |
| labrar {v} | :: to plough |
| labriega {f} | :: farmhand |
| labriego {m} | :: farmhand |
| laburante {mf} | :: worker |
| laburar {v} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: to work |
| laburo {m} [colloquial, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: work |
| laburo {m} [colloquial, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: hard or tiring task |
| laca {f} | :: lacquer |
| laca {f} | :: hair spray |
| la cabeza blanca y el seso por venir {proverb} | :: there's no fool like an old fool |
| la cabra siempre tira al monte {proverb} | :: a leopard can't change his spots |
| lacandón {adj} | :: Lacandon |
| lacandón {m} | :: Lacandon |
| lacandona {f} | :: feminine noun of lacandón |
| lacaniano {adj} | :: Lacanian |
| lacanofobia {f} | :: lachanophobia |
| lacar {v} | :: to lacquer |
| lacaya {f} | :: feminine noun of lacayo |
| lacayo {m} | :: lackey |
| lacear {v} | :: to lasso, to snare |
| lacear {v} | :: to trap |
| lacedemonia {f} | :: feminine noun of lacedemonio |
| lacedemonio {adj} | :: Lacedaemonian |
| lacedemonio {m} | :: Lacedaemonian |
| laceración {f} | :: laceration |
| lacerante {adj} | :: excruciating, piercing |
| lacerar {v} | :: to cut, to lacerate |
| lacería {f} | :: strapwork |
| Lacerta {prop} [constellation] | :: Lacerta |
| lacertoso {adj} | :: muscular |
| lacha {f} [Chile, Peru, pejorative] | :: female lover |
| lacha {f} [Spain] | :: shame |
| lache {m} [, colloquial, Andalusia] | :: shame |
| lache {m} [, colloquial, Andalusia] | :: embarrassment |
| lacho {m} [Chile, Peru, colloquial] | :: womanizer |
| lacho {m} [Chile, Peru, pejorative] | :: lover |
| lacio {adj} | :: limp, flaccid, flabby |
| lacio {adj} | :: limp (lacking stiffness) |
| lacio {adj} | :: languid |
| lacio {adj} | :: straight (of hair) |
| Lacio {prop} {m} | :: Lacio (region) |
| lacito {m} [Puerto Rico] | :: bow tie |
| lacolito {m} [geology] | :: laccolith |
| lacón {m} | :: pork shoulder |
| la concha de la lora {phrase} [Argentina, vulgar] | :: fucking shit; holy fuck (expression of extreme anger, frustration, disappointment etc.) |
| lacónicamente {adv} | :: laconically, tersely |
| lacónico {adj} | :: laconic, brief, concise |
| laconismo {m} | :: laconism |
| La Coruña {prop} {f} | :: La Coruña (province) |
| La Coruña {prop} {f} | :: La Coruña (city) |
| lacra {f} | :: fault, defect |
| lacra {f} | :: bane; blot |
| lacrar {v} | :: to seal |
| lacre {m} | :: sealing wax |
| lacrimación {f} | :: lacrimation |
| lacrimal {adj} | :: lachrymal (relating to tears) |
| lacrimal {m} | :: lachrymal |
| lacrimar {v} | :: to weep |
| lacrimógeno {adj} | :: tear (attributive); tear-inducing |
| lacrimógeno {adj} | :: tearful, causing tears; sad, emotional |
| lacrimógeno {adj} | :: lachrymatory |
| lacrimoso {adj} | :: lachrymose; of or relating to tears or weeping |
| lacrosse {m} [sports] | :: lacrosse |
| lactación {f} | :: lactation |
| lactación {f} | :: breastfeeding |
| lactancia {f} | :: breastfeeding |
| lactancia {f} | :: breastfeeding period |
| lactante {m} | :: a baby, usually from one to twelve months old |
| lactar {v} | :: to breast-feed |
| lactasa {f} [enzyme] | :: lactase |
| lactato {m} | :: lactate |
| lácteo {m} | :: a dairy product |
| lácteo {m} [in the plural] | :: dairy |
| lácteo {adj} | :: milky (resembling milk) |
| lácteo {adj} | :: lactic, milk (attributive); of, or relating to milk |
| lácteo {adj} | :: dairy (containing or made from milk) |
| lactescente {adj} | :: lactescent, milky |
| lacticinio {m} | :: lacticinium |
| láctico {adj} | :: lactic |
| lactoalbúmina {f} [protein] | :: lactalbumin |
| lactobacilo {m} | :: Lactobacillus |
| lactodensímetro {m} | :: lactometer |
| lactoferrina {f} | :: lactoferrin |
| lactómetro {m} | :: lactometer |
| lactona {f} [organic compound] | :: lactone |
| lactosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: lactose |
| lactosuero {m} | :: whey |
| lacunar {adj} | :: lacunar |
| lacunario {adj} | :: lacunary |
| la curiosidad mató al gato {proverb} | :: curiosity killed the cat |
| lacustre {adj} | :: Of or relating to a lake; lacustrine |
| ladear {v} | :: to tilt |
| ladear {v} | :: to tip |
| ladear {v} | :: to bend |
| ladear {v} | :: to lean |
| ladear {vr} | :: to lean |
| ladearse {v} | :: reflexive of ladear |
| la de gajos {f} [idiom, soccer] | :: a soccer ball/a football |
| la de la vergüenza {f} [idiom] | :: The last piece of food left on a plate, mannersbit, manners piece |
| la del pulpo {f} [idiom] | :: A severe scolding or reprimand; a ticking-off |
| la del pulpo {f} [idiom, uncountable, dated] | :: A beating, usually given to a child by his parents |
| ladera {f} | :: slope |
| ladero {adj} | :: lateral |
| ladilla {f} | :: crab louse |
| ladilla {adj} [Venezuela, mildly, vulgar, slang] | :: annoying, pain in the ass |
| ladinamente {adv} | :: craftily |
| Ladiniano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Ladinian (subdivision of the Triassic period) |
| Ladiniense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Ladinian (subdivision of the Triassic period) |
| ladino {adj} | :: astute, crafty, acute |
| ladino {adj} [Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama] | :: mestizo |
| ladino {m} | :: a mestizo person |
| ladino {m} | :: the Ladin language of Italy |
| ladino {m} | :: Ladino; the Judeo-Spanish language |
| Ladislao {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| ladito {m} | :: diminutive of lado |
| lado {m} | :: side |
| lado {m} | :: face |
| lado bueno {m} | :: bright side |
| lado bueno {m} | :: good side |
| ladrador {adj} | :: barking, barky (prone to bark) |
| ladrar {v} [of dogs] | :: to bark |
| ladrar pero no morder {interj} | :: to be all bark and no bite |
| ladrido {m} | :: bark, yelp, yap, yip (short, loud, explosive utterance) |
| ladrillazo {m} | :: A blow/hit with a brick |
| ladrillera {f} | :: brickworks |
| ladrillo {m} | :: brick |
| ladrillo caravista {m} | :: face brick |
| ladrón {adj} | :: having the qualities of a thief |
| ladrón {m} | :: thief; robber; crook |
| ladrón {m} [Spain] | :: adapter (device allowing more plugs at an outlet) |
| ladrona {f} | :: female equivalent of ladrón |
| ladronzuelo {m} | :: small-time thief |
| la duda ofende {phrase} | :: How could you think such a thing? |
| laelia {f} | :: laelia |
| Laertes {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Laertes (the father of Odysseus) |
| La Española {prop} {f} | :: Hispaniola |
| La Esperanza {prop} {f} | :: La Esperanza (district) |
| la esperanza es la última que muere {proverb} | :: One should never lose hope; hope springs eternal |
| La Estrella {prop} {m} | :: La Estrella (city) |
| laforina {f} [enzyme] | :: laforin |
| lagaña {f} | :: sleep (rheum found in the corner of the eye after sleeping) |
| lagañoso {adj} | :: having sleep in one's eyes |
| lagar {m} | :: a vat in which olives and grapes are pressed |
| la garantía soy yo {phrase} | :: take my word for it |
| lagarta {f} | :: gypsy moth |
| lagarta {f} [slang, vulgar, offensive] | :: bitch |
| lagartear {v} | :: to bask |
| lagartear {v} | :: to hunt lizards |
| lagartero {adj} | :: lizardlike |
| lagartija {f} | :: (small) lizard |
| lagartija {f} | :: (exercise) push-up, press-up [mostly UK] |
| lagarto {m} | :: lizard |
| lagazo {m} [video games] | :: lag, lagging (when continuity fails in a video game) |
| lagerpétido {m} | :: lagerpetid |
| lago {m} | :: lake |
| Lago {prop} | :: surname |
| La Gomera {prop} {f} | :: La Gomera (island) |
| lagomorfo {adj} | :: lagomorph, lagomorphic |
| lagomorfo {m} | :: lagomorph |
| lago Ness {prop} {m} | :: lago Ness (lake) |
| lagópodo {m} | :: ptarmigan |
| lagosta {f} [obsolete] | :: locust, lobster |
| Lago Superior {prop} {m} | :: Lake Superior |
| la gota que colmó el vaso {f} [idiomatic] | :: the straw that broke the camel's back |
| lagrangiano {adj} | :: Lagrangian |
| lagrangiano {m} | :: Lagrangian |
| lágrima {f} | :: tear, teardrop |
| lagrimal {adj} | :: lachrymal (relating to tears) |
| lagrimal {adj} | :: lacrimal (relating to tear-secreting organs) |
| lagrimal {adj} [by extension] | :: causing tears |
| lagrimar {v} | :: to cry |
| lágrimas de cocodrilo {fp} [idiomatic] | :: crocodile tears |
| lagrimear {v} | :: to water up; to cry easily |
| lagrimeo {m} | :: watering up, tearing up |
| lagrimilla {f} | :: diminutive of lagrima |
| lagrimita {f} | :: diminutive of lágrima |
| lagrimón {m} | :: augmentative of lágrima; large tear, teardrop |
| lagrimoso {adj} | :: alternative spelling of lacrimoso |
| Laguardia {prop} | :: surname |
| laguito {m} | :: diminutive of lago |
| laguna {f} | :: lagoon |
| laguna {f} | :: lake, pond, pool [smaller than lago but bigger than charca] |
| laguna {f} | :: lacuna, gap, hole, void |
| laguna {f} | :: shortcoming, deficiency |
| laguna {f} | :: omission |
| laguna {f} [legal] | :: loophole |
| lagunar {adj} | :: lacunary |
| lagunero {adj} | :: from San Cristóbal de La Laguna |
| lagunero {adj} | :: from the Laguna region, located between Coahuila and Durango, in Mexico |
| lagunero {m} | :: Someone from San Cristóbal de La Laguna |
| lagunero {m} | :: Someone from the Laguna region, located between Coahuila and Durango, in Mexico |
| lagunilla {f} | :: diminutive of laguna; small lake |
| La Habana {prop} {f} | :: La Habana (capital city) |
| lahar {m} | :: lahar |
| La Haya {prop} {f} | :: La Haya (city/administrative capital) |
| laho {interj} [backslang, slang, vesre] | :: hello, hi |
| lahuán {m} | :: Patagonian cypress |
| laicado {m} | :: laity |
| laical {adj} | :: lay, laical (of or pertaining to the laity) |
| laicidad {f} | :: secularism |
| laicismo {m} | :: laicism |
| laicista {adj} | :: lay |
| laicización {f} | :: secularization |
| laicizar {v} | :: to laicize, to secularize |
| laico {adj} | :: lay, secular |
| laico {m} | :: layman |
| laido {adj} [archaic, ] | :: ugly |
| laido {adj} [archaic, ] | :: ignominious |
| laido {adj} [archaic, ] | :: sad, downcast |
| laika {m} | :: Laika (dog breed) |
| laísmo {m} | :: The practice of using la as indirect object pronoun when referring to feminine nouns, instead of the standard le |
| laja {f} | :: slab |
| lakota {mf} | :: Lakota |
| laksa {f} | :: laksa |
| La Laguna {prop} {f} | :: La Laguna (city) |
| lalar {v} [Paraguay] | :: to mouth off; to complain |
| la leche {phrase} [Spain, idiomatic] | :: wow |
| Lali {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| la Libertad {prop} {f} | :: la Libertad (region) |
| Lalo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Lalo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Lalo {prop} {m} | :: given name (perhaps the most common use) |
| Lalo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Lalo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| lama {f} | :: slime, mud |
| lama {f} | :: fine sand |
| lama {f} [Chile, Colombia, Costa Rico, Mexico] | :: moss |
| lama {m} [Buddhism] | :: lama (master of Tibetan Buddhism) |
| la madre del cordero {f} [idiom] | :: the rub; the fact of the matter |
| la madre putria {f} [Latin America, euphemistic, pejorative, vulgar] | :: The prostituted motherland. Used in a pejorative reference to Spain |
| la madre que te parió {interj} [pejorative] | :: son of a bitch, holy fuck (literally, "the mother who bore you"; an insult said out of anger) |
| lamaísta {mf} | :: lamaist |
| La Mancha {prop} {f} | :: La Mancha |
| lamanita {mf} | :: Lamanite |
| la mar {adv} [idiom, colloquial] | :: very |
| la mar {adv} [idiom, colloquial] | :: a lot |
| lamarckiano {adj} | :: Lamarckian |
| lamarckismo {m} | :: Lamarckism |
| Lamas {prop} | :: Lamas (province) |
| lambada {f} | :: lambada |
| lambayeque {adj} | :: Lambayeque |
| Lambayeque {prop} | :: Lambayeque (region) |
| Lambayeque {prop} | :: Lambayeque (city) |
| lambda {f} | :: lambda; the Greek letter Λ, λ |
| lambdoideo {adj} | :: lambdoid |
| lambeculo {mf} [Argentina, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Uruguay] | :: alternative form of lameculos |
| lambeculos {mf} [Mexico, Uruguay] | :: alternative form of lameculos |
| lambel {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: label |
| lambeosaurino {m} | :: lambeosaurine |
| lamber {v} [dated] | :: alternative form of lamer |
| lambiscar {vt} | :: to lick up |
| lambiscón {adj} | :: fawning; adulating |
| lambiscón {m} | :: brown-noser; suck-up |
| lambón {m} [Latin America, slang] | :: asskisser, suck-up |
| lambón {adj} | :: servile, obsequious |
| lambona {f} | :: feminine noun of lambón |
| lambrequín {m} [heraldry] | :: lambrequin |
| lambrusco {m} | :: Lambrusco |
| lambucia {f} | :: feminine noun of lambucio |
| lambucio {m} [Venezuela, pejorative] | :: moocher |
| La Meca {prop} {f} | :: La Meca (city) |
| lameculismo {m} | :: ass-licking; brownnosing |
| lameculos {mf} [vulgar, derogatory] | :: ass-licker [US], arse-licker [UK], asskisser, [US], arse-kisser [UK], brown noser, toady, sycophant |
| lamedura {f} | :: lick |
| lamela {f} | :: lamella |
| lamelar {adj} | :: lamellar |
| lamelipodio {m} | :: lamellipodium |
| lamentable {adj} | :: lamentable, regrettable |
| lamentablemente {adv} | :: unfortunately, regrettably, sadly, woefully, regretfully, unluckily, lamentably, alas, disappointingly, tragically |
| lamentación {f} | :: lamentation |
| Lamentaciones {prop} {fp} [bible] | :: Lamentations (the book of the Bible) |
| lamentar {v} | :: to lament, to regret |
| lamentar {v} | :: to mourn (often followed by la muerte de or la pérdida de) |
| lamento {m} | :: lament, wail, wailing, plaint |
| lamer {v} | :: to lick [stroke with the tongue] |
| lamer {v} | :: to lick [lap; take in with the tongue] |
| lamera {f} | :: feminine noun of lamero |
| lamer el culo {v} [idiomatic, vulgar, derogatory] | :: to kiss ass [US], to kiss arse [UK]; to brownnose, to suck up |
| lamero {m} [La Gomera] | :: a water harvesting system |
| lamero {m} [mining] | :: person in charge of placing the dinamite. |
| lamero {adj} [slang] | :: related to lamers |
| lamero {m} [slang] | :: lamer |
| lametazo {m} | :: touch |
| lámina {f} [botany, anatomy] | :: lamina |
| lámina {f} [botany] | :: blade |
| lámina {f} | :: engraving |
| lámina {f} | :: slap, sheet |
| lámina {f} [geology] | :: sill |
| laminación {f} | :: lamination |
| laminador {m} | :: laminator (machine that laminates) |
| laminador {m} | :: rolling mill (machine that rolls metal) |
| laminadora {f} | :: laminator |
| laminar {adj} | :: laminar |
| laminar {v} | :: to laminate |
| laminario {m} | :: poster |
| laminilla {f} [mycology] | :: lamella |
| laminina {f} [protein] | :: laminin |
| lamivudina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: lamivudine |
| lampa {f} [Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia] | :: hoe |
| lámpada {f} | :: obsolete spelling of lámpara |
| lampar {v} | :: to burn; scold (the mouth or tongue) |
| lámpara {f} | :: lamp |
| lámpara {f} | :: torch, flashlight |
| lámpara halógena {f} | :: halogen lamp |
| lamparilla {f} | :: diminutive of lámpara: small lamp |
| lamparita {f} | :: diminutive of lámpara |
| lamparón {m} | :: stain (on clothing - especially from sweat or grease) |
| lamparón {m} | :: augmentative of lámpara |
| lamparosa {f} [Central America] | :: grubby bugger |
| lampás {m} | :: lampas |
| lampasado {adj} [heraldry] | :: langued |
| lampasear {v} [Philippines] | :: to clean with a coconut husk |
| lampazo {m} | :: burdock |
| lampazo {m} [Argentina, Nicaragua] | :: mop |
| lampazo {m} [Uruguay] | :: squeegee mop (the tool Uruguayans prefer for mopping) |
| lampiño {adj} | :: hairless bodied |
| lampiño {adj} | :: beardless |
| lampiño {adj} | :: having less or smaller body hair than other similar |
| lamprea {f} | :: lamprey (a fish) |
| lampreado {m} | :: A type of patty made with cassava |
| lamprófido {m} | :: lamprophyre |
| lana {f} | :: wool |
| lana {f} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: cash, money, dough |
| lana de vidrio {f} | :: glass wool |
| lanado {adj} | :: woolly; fluffy |
| lanar {adj} | :: wool-bearing |
| lance {m} | :: launch (act of launching) |
| lance {m} | :: throw |
| lance {m} | :: cast (fishing) |
| lancear {v} | :: to spear |
| lanceolado {adj} [botany] | :: lanceolate; lanceolated |
| lanceolato {adj} | :: lanceolate |
| lancero {m} | :: lancer |
| lanceta {f} | :: lancet |
| lancha {f} | :: boat, motorboat, speedboat |
| lancha {f} | :: launch (boat) |
| lanchera {f} | :: motorboat owner or driver |
| lanchero {m} | :: motorboat owner or driver |
| lanchón {m} | :: large motorboat |
| land {m} | :: one of the federal states of Germany |
| landa {f} | :: plain (a sandy plain) |
| Landa {prop} | :: surname |
| Landa {prop} | :: Landa (village) |
| Landas {prop} | :: Landas (department) |
| Landerico {prop} {m} | :: Landry |
| landgrave {m} | :: landgrave |
| landgraviato {m} | :: landgravate |
| landgravina {f} | :: A female landgrave |
| landgravina {f} | :: landgravine; the wife of a landgrave |
| -landia {suffix} | :: -land, land of |
| landó {m} | :: landau |
| landre {f} | :: hidden moneybag |
| Landrigo {prop} | :: surname |
| Landron {prop} | :: surname meaning long |
| Landry {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| lanera {f} | :: feminine noun of lanero |
| lanero {m} | :: wool dealer |
| lanero {m} | :: wool store (place where wool is stored) |
| lanero {adj} | :: wool; woollen |
| Langhiense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Langhian (subdivision of the Miocene epoch) |
| langosta {f} | :: locust |
| langosta {f} | :: lobster |
| langostera {f} | :: feminine noun of langostero |
| langostero {adj} | :: lobster-fishing |
| langostero {m} | :: lobsterer |
| langostino {m} | :: prawn |
| lánguidamente {adv} | :: languidly |
| languidecer {v} | :: to languish, pine away |
| languideciente {m} | :: languishing, dying out |
| languidez {f} | :: languor |
| lánguido {adj} | :: languid, weak |
| languor {m} [rare] | :: languor |
| langur {m} | :: langur |
| lanilla {f} | :: diminutive of lana |
| la noche es capa de pecadores {proverb} | :: the night is a cloak for sinners. |
| lanolina {f} | :: lanolin |
| lanosidad {f} | :: woolliness |
| lanoso {adj} | :: woolly |
| lansquenete {m} | :: lansquenet |
| lantánido {m} [chemistry] | :: lanthanide |
| lantano {m} | :: lanthanum |
| lanteja {f} | :: obsolete spelling of lenteja |
| lanudo {adj} | :: woolly |
| lanudo {adj} | :: longhaired, shaggy-haired |
| lanugo {m} | :: lanugo |
| Lanuza {prop} | :: surname |
| lanza {f} | :: lance, spear, glaive |
| lanza {m} | :: clipping of lanzaperfume |
| lanzable {adj} | :: launchable |
| lanzacargas {m} | :: depth-charge launcher |
| lanzacohetes {m} | :: bazooka, rocket-propelled grenade |
| lanzada {f} | :: lance thrust |
| lanzadera {f} | :: shuttle |
| lanzadera {f} | :: launchpad |
| lanzadera {f} | :: launcher |
| lanzadera {f} | :: looper (in sewing) |
| lanzadestellos {m} | :: flashing light (on a car) |
| lanzado {adj} | :: fearless, reckless |
| lanzado {adj} | :: very fast |
| lanzado {adj} | :: forward |
| lanzador {m} | :: pitcher, in baseball |
| lanzadora {f} | :: (female) pitcher, in baseball |
| lanzafuegos {m} | :: flamethrower |
| lanzagranadas {m} | :: grenade launcher |
| lanzallamas {m} | :: flamethrower |
| lanzamiento {m} | :: launch (act of launching) |
| lanzamiento {m} | :: throwing |
| lanzamiento {m} | :: release |
| lanzamiento aéreo {m} | :: airdrop |
| lanzamiento de peso {m} [athletics] | :: shot put |
| lanzamiento en paracaídas {f} | :: airdrop |
| lanzamisiles {m} | :: rocket launcher |
| lanzaperfume {m} | :: an aromatic spray often taken as a recreational drug, popular in Brazil |
| lanzapuentes {m} | :: AVLB |
| lanzar {v} | :: to throw |
| lanzar {v} | :: to launch |
| lanzar {v} [baseball] | :: to pitch |
| Lanzarote {prop} {m} | :: Lanzarote (island) |
| Lanzarote {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| lanzaroteña {f} | :: feminine noun of lanzaroteño |
| lanzaroteño {adj} | :: Of or from Lanzarote |
| lanzaroteño {m} | :: Someone from Lanzarote |
| lanzatorpedos {adj} | :: only used in tubo lanzatorpedos and barco lanzatorpedos |
| lanzatorpedos {m} | :: torpedo boat |
| lanzazo {m} | :: hit from a lance |
| lanze {m} | :: obsolete spelling of lance |
| lanzón {m} | :: lancetfish |
| lanzuela {f} | :: diminutive of lanza |
| lao {adj} | :: Lao (language) |
| lao {adj} | :: Lao (person) |
| lao {adj} | :: Lao (of or relating to Laos) |
| lao {mf} | :: Lao (person) |
| lao {prop} {m} | :: Lao (language) |
| lao {prop} {m} | :: Lao (ethnic group) |
| Laocio {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Lao-Tsé |
| Laocoonte {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Laocoön (the Trojan and the Argonaut) |
| Laos {prop} | :: Laos |
| laosiano {adj} | :: Laotian, Lao |
| laosiano {m} | :: Laotian, Lao (person) |
| Lao-Tsé {prop} {m} | :: Laozi (influential Chinese philosopher and founder of Taoism) |
| Laozi {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Lao-Tsé |
| lapa {f} | :: limpet |
| lapa {f} [figurative] | :: limpet, person who sticks to another |
| lapacho {m} | :: lapacho |
| la paciencia es una virtud {proverb} | :: patience is a virtue |
| La Palma {prop} {f} | :: The fifth largest of the Canary Islands |
| La Pampa {prop} {f} | :: La Pampa (province) |
| laparo- {prefix} | :: laparo- |
| laparoscopia {f} [surgery] | :: laparoscopy |
| laparoscopía {f} | :: alternative form of laparoscopia |
| laparoscópico {adj} | :: laparoscopic (relating to laparoscopy) |
| laparoscopio {m} [surgery] | :: laparoscope |
| laparotomía {f} [surgery] | :: laparotomy |
| La Paz {prop} {f} | :: La Paz (capital city) |
| La Paz {prop} {f} | :: La Paz (department) |
| La Paz {prop} {f} | :: La Paz (capital city) |
| lapicera {f} | :: pen |
| lapicero {m} | :: pencil holder, pencil pot |
| lapicero {m} | :: pencil box, pencil case |
| lapicero {m} | :: pencil |
| lapicero {m} [Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, South and Southwestern Mexico] | :: pen |
| lapicero {m} [Central Mexico] | :: mechanical pencil |
| lápida {f} | :: tombstone, gravestone |
| lapidación {f} | :: lapidation, stoning |
| lapidar {v} | :: to stone (to throw stones at) |
| lapidario {adj} | :: lapidary |
| lapidario {m} | :: lapidary |
| lapislázuli {m} | :: lapis lazuli (blue stone) |
| lapita {adj} | :: Lapita |
| lápita {f} | :: Lapith |
| lápiz {m} | :: pencil |
| lapizar {v} | :: to pencil; to write or draw with a pencil |
| lápiz de labios {m} | :: lipstick |
| lápiz labial {m} | :: lipstick |
| lápiz mecánico {m} | :: mechanical pencil |
| laplaciano {m} [mathematics] | :: Laplacian (operator) |
| laplaciano {adj} | :: Laplacian (of, or relating to Laplace) |
| la pluma es más poderosa que la espada {proverb} | :: the pen is mightier than the sword |
| lapo {m} [colloquial] | :: spittle, spit |
| Lapointe {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| la polla en vinagre {phrase} [Spain, vulgar, idiomatic] | :: the bomb, fantastic |
| lapón {adj} | :: Laplander |
| lapón {m} | :: Laplander |
| Laponia {prop} {f} | :: Laponia (region) |
| Laporte {prop} | :: surname |
| la pregunta del millón {f} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: million dollar question |
| lapso {m} | :: A lapse |
| lapsus {m} | :: lapsus |
| lapsus linguae {m} | :: A lapsus linguae; an inadvertent remark, a slip of the tongue |
| laptop {mf} | :: laptop |
| laquear {v} | :: to lacquer |
| lar {m} | :: hearth |
| Lara {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| lardero {adj} [chiefly archaic] | :: fat |
| Lardizabal {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| lardo {m} | :: lard |
| la reconcha de la lora {phrase} [Argentina, vulgar] | :: alternative form of la concha de la lora |
| lareña {f} | :: feminine noun of lareño |
| lareño {adj} | :: Of or from Lares |
| lareño {m} | :: Someone from Lares |
| larense {adj} | :: Of or from the state of Lara, Venezuela |
| larense {mf} | :: Someone from the state of Lara, Venezuela |
| largamente {adv} | :: widely |
| largar {v} | :: to chase away |
| largar {v} | :: to let go |
| largar {v} | :: to release |
| largar {vr} | :: to go away, to scram, get out, shove off |
| largo {adj} | :: long (having much distance from one terminating point to another) |
| largo {adj} | :: long, lengthy, extended, prolonged, protracted, (having great duration) |
| largo {adj} | :: long, long-running (seemingly lasting a lot of time) |
| largo {adj} | :: good (slightly larger than the given amount) |
| largo {m} | :: length |
| largo {interj} | :: get out!, scram! |
| largo {interj} | :: get away! |
| largometraje {m} | :: feature film (full-length film) |
| largoplacista {adj} | :: long-term |
| largo y tendido {adv} [idiom] | :: long and hard |
| larguero {m} [architecture] | :: crossbeam |
| larguero {m} [architecture] | :: jamb |
| larguero {m} | :: bolster (in bed) |
| larguero {m} [sport] | :: crossbar |
| largueza {f} | :: largesse |
| larguirucho {adj} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: lanky |
| larguirucho {m} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: beanpole (tall and thin person) |
| larguísimo {adj} | :: superlative of largo |
| larguísimo {adj} [figuratively] | :: endless, interminable |
| largura {f} | :: length |
| laricio {m} | :: black pine; Austrian pine, Pinus nigra |
| laringal {adj} | :: laryngeal |
| laringal {f} | :: laryngeal |
| laringe {f} | :: larynx |
| laríngeo {adj} | :: laryngeal (relating to the larynx) |
| laringitis {f} [pathology] | :: laryngitis |
| laringofaringe {m} | :: laryngopharynx |
| laringóloga {f} | :: laryngologist |
| laringología {f} | :: laryngology |
| laringólogo {m} | :: laryngologist |
| La Rioja {prop} {f} | :: La Rioja (autonomous community/and/province) |
| La Rioja {prop} {f} | :: La Rioja (province) |
| Larrazabal {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| larva {f} [obsolete] | :: ghost |
| larva {f} | :: larva |
| larváceo {m} | :: larvacean |
| larvado {adj} | :: latent |
| larvado {adj} | :: hidden, suppressed, concealed |
| larval {adj} | :: larval |
| larvario {adj} | :: larval |
| las {art} | :: the |
| las {pron} | :: feminine plural pronoun |
| lasallista {adj} | :: Lasallian |
| lasallista {mf} | :: Lasallian |
| lasaña {f} | :: lasagna |
| lasca {f} | :: stone chip, lithic flake |
| lasca {f} | :: thin slice |
| Las Cabras {prop} {m} | :: Las Cabras (city) |
| Lascano {prop} | :: surname |
| lascar {vt} [nautical] | :: to slacken; slip |
| lascivamente {adv} | :: lasciviously |
| lascivia {f} | :: lasciviousness |
| lascivia {f} [dated] | :: immoderate appetite, longing |
| lascivo {adj} | :: lewd, lascivious, lecherous, prurient, salacious |
| láser {m} | :: laser |
| laserpicio {m} [plant] | :: Laserpitium siler L. |
| láser tag {m} | :: laser tag |
| La Silla {prop} | :: La Silla |
| lasitud {f} | :: lassitude, exhaustion |
| lasix {m} | :: Lasix |
| las mil {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: extremely late, ridiculously late |
| las mil y quinientas {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: extremely late, ridiculously late |
| laso {adj} | :: weary; tiring |
| laso {adj} | :: stright; uncurled (hair) |
| Las Palmas {prop} | :: Las Palmas (province) |
| Las Palmas {prop} | :: Las Palmas (city) |
| Las Palmas de Gran Canaria {prop} | :: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (city) |
| las reglas están hechas para romperse {phrase} | :: rules are made to be broken |
| las reglas se hicieron para romperse {phrase} | :: rules are made to be broken |
| lassi {m} | :: lassi |
| las tantas {fp} | :: wee hours |
| lástima {f} | :: a pity |
| lastimado {adj} | :: hurt, injured |
| lastimadura {f} | :: injury |
| lastimar {v} | :: to injure |
| lastimar {v} | :: to hurt (cause physical or emotional pain) |
| lastimar {v} | :: to damage, harm |
| lastimar {v} | :: to offend |
| lastimar {v} | :: to pity |
| lastimar {vr} | :: to hurt oneself |
| lastimarse {v} | :: reflexive of lastimar To hurt oneself, to feel sorry for |
| lastimero {adj} | :: harmful; noxious |
| lastimero {adj} | :: pitiful |
| lastimosamente {adv} | :: regretfully |
| lastimoso {adj} | :: shameful, pitiful, blameworthy |
| lastra {f} | :: a large flat stone, a slap of stone |
| lastrar {v} | :: to ballast |
| lastrar {v} | :: to burden, weigh down |
| lastre {m} [nautical] | :: ballast |
| lastre {m} | :: burden |
| lastre {m} | :: prudence |
| la suerte favorece a los audaces {proverb} | :: fortune favors the bold (luck favors the adventurous) |
| Las Vegas {prop} {f} | :: Las Vegas (city) |
| lat. {n} | :: abbreviation of latín |
| lata {f} | :: can, tin, tin can, canister (vessel) |
| lata {f} | :: tin, tin-plate (material) |
| lata {f} | :: plate, sheet of metal |
| lata {f} [colloquial] | :: annoyance, nuisance, drag (that which annoys) |
| lata {f} [colloquial] | :: pity |
| lata {f} [Argentina, Uruguay, colloquial] | :: chat |
| latencia {f} | :: latency |
| late night {m} [television] | :: late-night show |
| late night show {m} [television] | :: late night show |
| latente {adj} | :: latent |
| latera {f} | :: feminine noun of latero |
| lateral {adj} | :: lateral, to the side |
| lateral {adj} [linguistics] | :: lateral |
| lateral {mf} [football] | :: wingback |
| lateral {mf} [linguistics] | :: lateral |
| lateralidad {f} | :: laterality |
| lateralización {f} | :: lateralization |
| lateralizar {v} | :: to lateralize |
| lateralmente {adv} | :: laterally |
| laterita {f} | :: laterite |
| laterítico {adj} | :: lateritic |
| latero {adj} | :: dull; boring |
| latero {m} | :: tinsmith |
| látex {m} | :: latex |
| laticífero {m} | :: laticifer |
| latido {m} | :: beat, pulsation |
| latiente {adj} | :: beating |
| latifoliado {adj} | :: broad-leaved |
| latifundio {m} | :: large estate, large land property |
| latifundismo {m} | :: The system in which land is held by large estates |
| latifundista {mf} | :: Owner of a large estate |
| latigazo {m} | :: lash, whiplash (stroke with a whip) |
| latigazo cervical {m} [medicine] | :: whiplash |
| látigo {m} | :: whip (pliant, flexible instrument, such as a rod, a plaited or braided rope, or a thong) |
| latiguillo {m} | :: small whip |
| latiguillo {m} | :: stock phrase |
| latiguillo {m} | :: catchphrase |
| latiguillo {m} | :: cliché |
| latiguillo {m} [theatre] | :: hamming, hamming it up |
| latín {m} | :: Latin; the language of the ancient Romans |
| latina {f} | :: feminine noun of latino; a Latina |
| latinajo {m} [pejorative] | :: word in Dog Latin |
| latinar {v} | :: to speak Latin |
| latinar {v} | :: to write in Latin |
| latín clásico {m} | :: Classical Latin |
| latine {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: someone of Latin American descent, regardless of gender; e.g. a Latino or Latina |
| latín eclesiástico {m} | :: Ecclesiastical Latin |
| latinidad {f} | :: Latino-ness, Latino culture |
| latinismo {m} | :: Latinism |
| latinista {mf} | :: Latinist |
| latinización {f} | :: Latinization |
| latinizar {v} | :: to Latinize |
| latin lover {m} [colloquial] | :: Don Juan, playboy, lady's man |
| latino {adj} | :: of or related to Lazio, Italy |
| latino {adj} | :: of or related to the Latin language |
| latino {adj} | :: of or related to any of the various Romance languages |
| latino {adj} | :: of or related to Latin people, speakers of Romance languages |
| latino {adj} | :: Latino, Latin American |
| latino {m} | :: a Latino |
| Latinoamérica {prop} {f} | :: Those countries in the Americas and related islands which speak Latin-derived languages, mostly Spanish and Portuguese: Latin America |
| latinoamericana {f} | :: feminine noun of latinoamericano |
| latinoamericanista {mf} | :: Lover or supporter of Latin America |
| latinoamericano {adj} | :: Latin American |
| latinoamericano {m} | :: Latin American |
| latín vulgar {m} | :: Vulgar Latin |
| latir {v} | :: to beat, throb (said of a heart) |
| latir {v} [of a dog] | :: to bark |
| latita {f} | :: diminutive of lata |
| latitud {f} | :: latitude |
| latitudinal {adj} | :: latitudinal |
| latitudinarianismo {m} | :: latitudinarianism |
| lato {adj} | :: dilated, expanded, extended |
| latón {m} | :: brass |
| latón {m} [colloquial] | :: hackberry |
| latonera {f} | :: feminine noun of latonero |
| latonería {f} | :: body shop |
| latonero {m} | :: brass dealer or maker |
| Latorre {prop} | :: surname |
| latoso {adj} [colloquial] | :: annoying, tedious, boring |
| -latría {suffix} | :: -latry |
| latrocinio {m} | :: larceny |
| lauburu {m} | :: Basque cross |
| laucha {f} | :: mouse (small rodent or computer mouse) |
| laucha {f} | :: sagacious person |
| lauchita {f} | :: diminutive of laucha |
| laúd {m} | :: lute (fretted stringed instrument of European origin) |
| laudabilidad {f} | :: laudableness |
| laudable {adj} | :: praiseworthy |
| láudano {m} | :: laudanum |
| laudar {vt} [law] | :: to rule or deliver a verdict |
| laudar {v} [archaic] | :: to laud |
| laudatio {f} | :: praise |
| laudatorio {adj} | :: laudatory |
| laude {f} | :: tombstone |
| laude {f} [archaic] | :: praise |
| laudista {mf} | :: lutist; lutanist |
| laudo {m} [legal] | :: ruling, decision |
| laudo {m} [legal] | :: arbitration award |
| Laura {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| laurear {v} | :: to honor |
| laurel {m} [plant] | :: laurel |
| laurencio {m} | :: lawrencium |
| Laurier {prop} {mf} | :: Laurier (surname) |
| laurisilva {f} | :: a laurel forest |
| lauro {m} | :: synonym of laurel |
| lauro {m} | :: glory, praise |
| lauroceraso {m} | :: cherry laurel (shrub) |
| Lausana {prop} {f} | :: Lausana (city) |
| lava {f} | :: lava |
| lava {f} | :: washing |
| lavable {adj} | :: washable |
| lavabo {m} | :: washbasin |
| lavacara {f} [Andes] | :: washbasin |
| lavacoches {m} [Spain] | :: car wash |
| lavacopas {m} [Chile] | :: dishwasher (machine) |
| lavacopas {m} [Chile] | :: utility sink (used for dishwashing) |
| lavacopas {m} [Uruguay] | :: glasswasher |
| lavada {f} | :: a washing, a cleaning, a laundry load |
| lavadero {m} | :: washboard |
| lavadero {m} | :: laundry, laundry room (washing place) |
| lavadero {m} | :: washing sink |
| lavadero {m} [bodybuilding] | :: six pack |
| lavado {m} | :: laundry |
| lavado {m} | :: laundering |
| lavado {m} | :: washing, wash |
| lavado de cerebro {m} | :: brainwashing |
| lavador {m} | :: washer (someone or something that washes) |
| lavadora {f} | :: washing machine, washer, wash |
| lavaje {m} | :: washing (especially of wool) |
| lavamanos {m} | :: sink |
| lavamanos {m} | :: washbowl |
| lavamática {f} | :: laundrette |
| lavanco {m} | :: great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus) |
| lavanda {f} | :: lavender (plant and flower) |
| lavanda {f} | :: lavender (color) |
| lavandera {f} | :: lavender seller |
| lavandera {f} | :: laundrywoman |
| lavandera {f} | :: wagtail |
| lavandería {f} | :: laundry, laundromat |
| lavandero {m} | :: laundryman; laundry worker |
| lavandina {f} [Argentina] | :: bleach |
| lavaparabrisas {m} | :: windshield washing fluid, screen wash |
| Lavapiés {prop} | :: Lavapiés (neighborhood) |
| lavaplatos {m} | :: dishwasher |
| lavaplatos {m} [Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela] | :: kitchen sink |
| lavar {vt} | :: to wash |
| lavar {vt} | :: to wipe, clear (disgrace, doubt, etc.) |
| lavarropa {m} | :: alternative form of lavarropas |
| lavarropas {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: washing machine |
| lavarse {v} | :: to wash oneself |
| lavarse {v} | :: to wash a body part of oneself (e.g. hands, hair) |
| lavarse las manos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to wash one's hands of |
| lavativa {f} | :: enema |
| lavatorio {m} | :: washing (of oneself) |
| lavatorio {m} | :: washbasin; washbowl; washstand |
| lavatrastos {m} [Honduras] | :: sink basin, utility sink (used in lieu of a dishwasher for dishwashing) |
| lavavajilla {m} [Argentina] | :: dishwasher |
| lavavajillas {m} | :: dishwasher |
| la vida es breve {phrase} | :: life is short |
| la vida es sólo una {phrase} | :: life is only once |
| la vida es sólo una {phrase} | :: you only live once |
| la vida son dos días {phrase} | :: life is short |
| lavija {f} [regional] | :: alternative form of clavija |
| lawrencio {m} | :: alternative spelling of laurencio |
| lawsonita {f} [mineral] | :: lawsonite |
| laxamente {adv} | :: laxly |
| laxante {adj} | :: laxative |
| laxante {m} [medicine] | :: laxative |
| laxar {v} [rare] | :: to ease, to loosen |
| laxismo {m} | :: laxism |
| laxitud {f} | :: laxness, laxity |
| laxo {adj} [formal] | :: lax |
| laya {f} | :: type; kettle of fish |
| lazar {v} | :: to lasso something |
| lazareto {m} | :: lazaretto |
| lazarillo {m} | :: guide dog |
| lazarillo {m} | :: guide |
| Lázaro {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Lazarte {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| lazi {m} [pejorative] | :: Yellow ribbon used by Catalan independentists |
| lazi {m} [by extension, pejorative] | :: Catalan independentists that wear yellow ribbons |
| lazo {m} | :: ribbon |
| lazo {m} | :: lasso |
| lazo {m} | :: bow (type of knot) |
| lazo {m} | :: link |
| lazo {m} | :: bond |
| lazo {m} | :: snare, trap |
| lazo {m} [Bolivia] | :: bow tie, bowtie |
| LCD {m} [electronics, computing] | :: LCD (liquid crystal display) |
| Lea {prop} {f} | :: Leah [biblical figure] |
| Lea {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| leader {mf} | :: unadapted form of líder |
| leal {adj} | :: adhering to the rules of propriety, fair, honest, loyal, true |
| lealdad {f} | :: obsolete form of lealtad |
| lealísimo {adj} | :: superlative of leal |
| lealista {adj} | :: loyalist |
| lealista {mf} | :: loyalist |
| lealmente {adv} | :: loyally |
| lealtad {f} | :: loyalty |
| Leandro {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Leander |
| Leandro {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| leasing {m} | :: leasing |
| lebaniego {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Liébana (region of Spain) |
| lebeche {m} | :: southwest wind; libecchio |
| leberwurst {f} | :: liverwurst |
| Leblanc {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| lebranche {m} | :: Lebranche mullet, liza (species of fish, Mugil liza) |
| lebrasta {f} | :: feminine noun of lebrasto |
| lebrastilla {f} | :: feminine noun of lebrastillo |
| lebrastillo {m} | :: diminutive of lebrasto; a small leveret |
| lebrasto {m} [obsolete] | :: leveret |
| lebrastón {m} | :: leveret |
| lebrato {m} | :: leveret |
| lebrel {m} [specifically] | :: hound, sighthound, whippet |
| lebrela {f} | :: feminine noun of lebrel |
| lebrel afgano {m} | :: Afghan Hound, Afghan hound |
| lebrel irlandés {m} | :: Irish wolfhound |
| lebrel italiano {m} | :: Italian greyhound |
| lebrillo {m} | :: A kind of ceramic bowl |
| lebruno {adj} | :: harelike |
| lección {f} | :: lesson (a section of learning or teaching) |
| lección {f} | :: lesson (something to learn or be learned) |
| lección {f} | :: lesson (something that serves as a warning or encouragement) |
| lección {f} | :: lesson (a section of a religious text) |
| leccionario {m} | :: lectionary |
| Lecco {prop} {m} | :: Lecco (town and province) |
| lecha {f} | :: milt |
| lechal {adj} | :: suckling |
| lechar {adj} | :: milky |
| lechar {v} [Latin America] | :: to milk |
| lechar {v} [Latin America] | :: to whitewash |
| lechatelierita {f} | :: lechatelierite |
| lechazo {f} | :: The meat of a young, unweaned lamb |
| leche {f} [food] | :: milk |
| leche {f} [slang, vulgar] | :: cum, semen |
| leche {interj} [vulgar, Spain] | :: shit |
| leche condensada {f} | :: condensed milk |
| leche de almendra {f} | :: almond milk |
| leche de arroz {f} | :: rice milk |
| leche de avellana {f} | :: hazelnut milk |
| leche de avena {f} | :: oat milk |
| leche de cáñamo {f} | :: hemp milk |
| leche de coco {f} | :: coconut milk |
| leche desnatada {f} | :: skim milk |
| leche de soja {f} | :: soy milk |
| leche de tigre {f} [Peru] | :: A sauce or marinade with a lime-fish base |
| leche frita {f} | :: A Spanish dessert made of milk, sugar, cornflour and other ingredients |
| leche materna {f} | :: breast milk |
| lechera {f} | :: feminine noun of lechero |
| lechera {f} | :: milkmaid |
| lechera {f} | :: milk churn |
| lechera {f} | :: milk can |
| lechera {f} | :: milk jug |
| lechería {f} | :: dairy, creamery |
| lechero {adj} | :: milky |
| lechero {adj} | :: dairy (used to produce milk) |
| lechero {m} | :: milkman |
| lechetrezna {f} | :: spurge (tree of the Euphorbia genus) |
| lechina {f} [Venezuela, pathology] | :: chicken pox |
| lechita {f} | :: (literally) little milk |
| lechita {f} | :: (slang) semen |
| lecho {m} | :: bed (piece of furniture) |
| lecho {m} | :: bed (garden plot) |
| lecho {m} | :: riverbed (path where a river runs) |
| lecho {m} [geology] | :: stratum (layer of sedimentary rock) |
| lecho de muerte {m} | :: deathbed |
| lechón {m} | :: suckling piglet |
| lechona {f} | :: A popular Colombian dish consisting of a roast pig stuffed, yellow peas, green onion and yellow rice |
| lechona {f} | :: feminine noun of lechón |
| lechoncillo {m} | :: diminutive of lechón |
| lechoncita {f} | :: diminutive of lechona |
| lechoncito {m} | :: suckling pig |
| lechosa {f} | :: alternative form of lechoza |
| lechoso {adj} | :: milky |
| lechoso {m} [Ecuador] | :: A type of tree found in the Galápagos, in the genus Scalesia |
| lechota {f} [vulgar slang] | :: semen |
| lechoza {f} [Venezuela, Dominican Republic] | :: papaya |
| lechucita {mf} | :: diminutive of lechuza |
| lechucita {mf} | :: Any of a number of small owls |
| lechuga {f} | :: lettuce |
| lechuga {interj} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: expresses anger, upsetness, or annoyance; euphemism for leche |
| lechugas {interj} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: Expresses anger, upset, or annoyance. Euphemism for leche |
| lechuguera {f} | :: feminine noun of lechuguero |
| lechuguero {m} | :: one who sells or harvests lettuce |
| lechuguilla {f} | :: lechuguilla (a species of agave) |
| lechuguita {f} | :: diminutive of lechuga |
| lechuza {f} | :: owl |
| lechuza {f} | :: barn owl (any species of owl from the Tytonidae family) |
| lechuza blanca {m} | :: western barn owl |
| lechuza común {f} | :: barn owl (Tyto alba) |
| lechuzón {m} | :: Any of a number of large owl species |
| lecitina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: lecithin |
| lécito {m} | :: lekythos |
| lectina {f} [protein] | :: lectin |
| lectivo {adj} [attributive] | :: teaching, school, schooling |
| lectoescritura {f} | :: reading and writing |
| lectoestratotipo {m} [geology] | :: lectostratotype |
| lector {adj} | :: reading |
| lector {adj} | :: reading aloud to other people |
| lector {m} | :: reader |
| lectora {f} | :: feminine noun of lector |
| lectorado {m} | :: assistantship |
| lectoral {adj} [attributive] | :: reading |
| lectoría {f} | :: readership |
| lectotipo {m} | :: lectotype |
| lectura {f} | :: reading |
| lectura {f} [nonstandard, slang] | :: lecture |
| lectura {f} [printing, dated] | :: A medium size of type equated with the French cicéro and variously equal to 11 or 12 points |
| Lecubarri {prop} | :: surname |
| led {m} | :: LED |
| Ledesma {prop} {f} | :: Ledesma (town/and/municipality/) |
| Ledesma {prop} {f} | :: surname derived from the town in Salamanca, Spain |
| le dijo la sartén al cazo ¡aparta que me tiznas! {proverb} | :: pot calling the kettle black |
| Leeds {prop} {f} | :: Leeds (large city/and/metropolitan borough) |
| leer {v} | :: to read |
| leer entre líneas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to read between the lines |
| leer la cartilla {v} [idiom] | :: to read the riot act; tick off; scold; reprimand |
| leer los labios {v} | :: to lipread |
| leerse {v} | :: reflexive of leer |
| lefa {f} [Spain, vulgar] | :: semen |
| lefazo {m} [vulgar] | :: cumwad |
| lefazo {m} [vulgar] | :: cumshot |
| Lefkosia {prop} | :: Lefkosia (capital city) |
| legación {f} | :: legation |
| legado {m} | :: legacy |
| legajo {m} | :: file (collection of documents) |
| legal {adj} | :: legal, statutory |
| legal {adj} | :: lawful |
| legal {adj} [colloquial] | :: legit |
| legalidad {f} | :: legality |
| legalismo {m} | :: legalism |
| legalista {mf} | :: legalist |
| legalización {f} | :: legalization |
| legalizar {v} | :: to legalize |
| legalizar {v} | :: to register (a vehicle) |
| legalmente {adv} | :: legally, lawfully |
| légamo {m} | :: slime |
| legaña {f} | :: alternative form of lagaña |
| leganense {adj} | :: Of or from Leganés |
| leganense {mf} | :: Someone from Leganés |
| Leganés {prop} | :: Leganés (city) |
| legañoso {adj} | :: alternative form of lagañoso |
| legar {v} | :: to hand down |
| legar {v} [rare] | :: to join, bring together, unite |
| legar {v} [rare, regional] | :: to tie or bind (especially in the context of tying sheep for shearing) |
| Legarda {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Legaspi {prop} | :: surname |
| legataria {f} | :: female equivalent of legatario |
| legatario {m} | :: legatee |
| Legazpi {prop} | :: Legazpi (village) |
| legendariamente {adv} | :: legendarily |
| legendario {adj} | :: legendary |
| leggings {mp} | :: leggings |
| legibilidad {f} | :: legibility |
| legible {adj} | :: legible |
| legión {f} | :: legion |
| legionario {adj} | :: legionary |
| legionario {m} | :: legionary |
| legionela {f} | :: Legionnaires' disease |
| legionelosis {f} | :: Legionnaires' disease |
| legislación {f} | :: legislation |
| legislador {m} | :: legislator |
| legisladora {f} | :: feminine noun of legislador |
| legislar {v} | :: to legislate |
| legislativamente {adv} | :: legislatively |
| legislativo {adj} | :: legislative |
| legislatura {f} | :: legislature |
| legista {adj} | :: skilled in law; legist |
| legista {mf} | :: one skilled in law |
| legítima {f} [law] | :: forced heirship |
| legitimación {f} | :: authentication, legitimation |
| legitimador {adj} | :: legitimizing |
| legítimamente {adv} | :: legitimately |
| legitimar {vt} | :: to legitimize |
| legitimaria {f} | :: feminine noun of legitimario |
| legitimario {adj} [law] | :: of or relating to forced heirship |
| legitimario {m} [law] | :: forced heir |
| legitimidad {f} | :: legitimacy |
| legitimismo {m} | :: legitimism |
| legitimista {mf} | :: legitimist |
| legitimización {f} | :: legitimization |
| legitimizar {v} [proscribed] | :: alternative spelling of legitimar |
| legítimo {adj} | :: legitimate, rightful, lawful |
| legítimo {adj} | :: real, true |
| legítimo {adj} | :: aboveboard |
| legítimo {adj} [colloquial] | :: legit |
| lego {adj} | :: ignorant, lay |
| lego {m} | :: layman |
| legón {m} | :: a type of hoe |
| legrado {m} [surgery] | :: curettage |
| Legrand {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| legsweep {m} | :: legsweep |
| legua {f} | :: league (distance) |
| legüero {adj} [attributive] | :: league (unit of distance) |
| leguleya {f} | :: feminine noun of leguleyo |
| leguleyada {f} | :: pettifoggery |
| leguleyo {adj} | :: pettifogging |
| leguleyo {m} | :: pettifogger (unethical lawyer) |
| legumbre {f} | :: legume |
| legumbre {f} | :: vegetable |
| leguminoso {adj} | :: leguminous |
| lehendakari {mf} | :: synonym of lendakari |
| leído {adj} | :: read |
| leído {adj} | :: well-read |
| leiomioma {m} [medicine] | :: leiomyoma |
| Leire {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| leishmaniasis {f} | :: leishmaniasis |
| leishmaniosis {f} | :: alternative form of leishmaniasis |
| leísmo {m} | :: The practice of using le as a direct object pronoun when referring to people |
| leitmotiv {m} [music] | :: leitmotif (a recurring melodic theme in an opera) |
| leitmotiv {m} [by extension] | :: leitmotif (recurring theme) |
| leitzarra {adj} | :: of or from Leiza |
| leitzarra {mf} | :: Someone from Leiza |
| Leiva {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| lejanamente {adv} | :: remotely, distantly |
| lejanía {f} | :: distance, remoteness |
| lejanía {f} | :: faraway place |
| lejanísimo {adj} | :: superlative of lejano |
| lejano {adj} | :: far, faraway |
| Lejano Oriente {prop} {m} | :: Far East |
| lejía {f} | :: lye |
| lejía {f} | :: bleach |
| lejísimo {adv} | :: alternative form of lejísimos |
| lejísimos {adv} | :: superlative of lejos |
| lejos {adv} | :: far |
| lelo {adj} | :: dumb, stupid |
| lema {m} | :: motto |
| lema {m} | :: slogan (especially a political one) |
| lema {m} | :: theme, subject |
| lema {m} | :: headword, term, title |
| lema {m} | :: lemma |
| lema {m} [heraldry] | :: motto |
| lemario {m} | :: index of entries in a linguist work (such as a dictionary) |
| lematizar {v} | :: to lemmatize |
| Lemery {prop} | :: surname |
| lemming {m} | :: lemming (rodent) |
| lemniscático {adj} | :: lemniscatic |
| lemongrass {m} | :: lemongrass |
| lemon pie {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: lemon meringue pie |
| lempira {f} | :: lempira |
| Lempira {prop} | :: One of the departments of Honduras |
| lémur {m} | :: lemur |
| leña {f} | :: firewood, wood (pieces of wood gathered to burn as fuel) |
| leña {f} | :: kindling |
| leñador {m} | :: lumberjack, logger, woodcutter (person whose work is to fell trees) |
| leñador {m} | :: lumber seller (person who sells wood as building material) |
| leñador {m} | :: firewood seller (person who sells wood as fuel) |
| leñadora {f} | :: feminine noun of leñador |
| leñadora {f} [slang, LGBT] | :: lumberjack lesbian; lumberjill lesbian |
| leñador furtivo {m} [logging] | :: poacher |
| leñame {m} | :: wood; timber |
| lenape {mf} | :: Lenape |
| leñar {v} [regional] | :: to cut down trees |
| leñazo {m} [colloquial] | :: mighty blow |
| leñazo {m} | :: Blow/strike with a stick |
| lenca {mf} | :: Lenca |
| lencera {f} | :: hosier |
| lencería {f} | :: lingerie |
| lencero {m} | :: hosier |
| lencinismo {m} | :: The political beliefs or works of the Lencinas family |
| lendakari {mf} | :: lehendakari |
| lendano {adj} | :: From Lérida |
| lendano {m} | :: Someone from Lérida |
| lendroso {adj} | :: nitty (having nits in one's hair) |
| leñera {f} | :: woodshed |
| leñero {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: rude (when playing a sport) |
| lenga {f} | :: lenga (tree) |
| lenga {f} | :: lenga beech |
| Lengrand {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| lengua {f} [anatomy] | :: tongue |
| lengua {f} | :: language |
| lengua {f} | :: Spanish (subject taught in schools) |
| lengua aislada {f} | :: language isolate |
| lengua de signos {f} | :: sign language |
| lengua de signos española {f} | :: Spanish sign language |
| lenguadina {f} | :: sand dab |
| lenguadina {f} [Spain] | :: dab (common dab) |
| lenguado {m} | :: sole (fish) |
| lengua extranjera {f} | :: foreign language |
| lenguaje {m} | :: language |
| lenguaje {m} | :: vocabulary |
| lenguaje de máquina {m} | :: machine language |
| lenguaje de programación {m} | :: A programming language |
| lengua materna {f} | :: mother tongue |
| lengua natural {f} | :: natural language |
| lenguarada {f} | :: lick |
| lenguaraz {adj} | :: talkative, verbose |
| lenguaraz {adj} | :: foul-mouthed |
| lengua viperina {f} [idiomatic] | :: forked tongue |
| lengüeta {f} | :: flap; tab |
| lengüetazo {m} | :: (big) lick |
| lengüetear {v} | :: to lick |
| lengüicorto {adj} [colloquial] | :: taciturn, quiet, reserved, untalkative |
| lenición {f} | :: lenition |
| lenidad {f} | :: lenience |
| Leningrado {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Leningrado (city); former name of Saint Petersburg, used from 1924 to 1991 |
| Leningrado {prop} {m} | :: Leningrado (oblast) |
| leninismo {m} | :: Leninism |
| leninista {adj} | :: Leninist |
| leninista {mf} | :: Leninist |
| lenitivo {adj} | :: lenitive |
| lenitivo {m} | :: lenitive |
| leño {m} | :: log; piece of wood, timber |
| leño {m} [Mexico, Honduras, slang] | :: joint (marijuana cigarette) |
| lenocinio {m} [formal] | :: pimping |
| lenocinio {m} | :: prostitution |
| leñoso {adj} | :: woodlike |
| lentamente {adv} | :: slowly |
| lente {m} | :: lens |
| lente {m} | :: glasses (in the plural, by extension) |
| lente de contacto {f} | :: contact lens |
| lenteja {f} | :: lentil |
| lentejar {m} | :: A lentil field |
| lentejas, si quieres las comes y si no, las dejas {phrase} | :: take it or leave it |
| lentejuela {f} | :: spangle, sequin |
| lentes {mp} | :: eyeglasses |
| lenticela {f} | :: lenticel |
| léntico {adj} | :: lentic |
| lenticular {adj} | :: lenticular |
| lenticuloestriado {adj} [anatomy] | :: lenticulostriate |
| lentificar {v} | :: to slow down |
| lentigo {m} | :: lentigo |
| lentilla {f} | :: contact lens |
| lentillo {m} | :: contact lens |
| lentisco {m} | :: mastic (Pistacia lentiscus) |
| lentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of lento; very slow |
| lentitud {f} | :: slowness |
| lento {adj} | :: slow |
| lenzuelo {m} | :: bedsheet |
| Leo {prop} {m} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Leo (constellation) |
| Leo {prop} {m} [astrology] | :: Leo (zodiac sign) |
| león {m} | :: lion |
| león {m} | :: antlion |
| león {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: lion |
| león {m} [figurative] | :: a brave person |
| león {m} [Central America, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela] | :: cougar, puma, mountain lion |
| león {m} [soccer] | :: a person connected with Athletic Bilbao, a Spanish football team from the city of Bilbao |
| León {prop} {m} | :: León (province) |
| León {prop} {m} | :: León (city) |
| León {prop} {m} | :: León (department) |
| León {prop} {m} | :: León (city) |
| León {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| León {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| León {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| leona {f} | :: feminine noun of león |
| leonado {adj} | :: tawny |
| Leonardo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| leoncillo {m} | :: diminutive of león |
| león de montaña {m} [Mexico, US Spanish] | :: mountain lion, cougar, puma |
| León de Nemea {prop} {m} | :: Nemean Lion (mythical lion of Nemea) |
| leonera {f} | :: lion's den |
| leonera {f} | :: lion's cage |
| leonera {f} | :: mess; messy place; tip |
| leonera {f} | :: gambling den |
| leonera {f} | :: crowded prison cell |
| leonero {m} | :: lion tamer |
| leonés {adj} | :: Leonese |
| leonés {m} | :: Leonese person |
| leonés {prop} {m} | :: Leonese language |
| leonesa {f} | :: feminine noun of leonés |
| leonesismo {m} | :: patriotism to León |
| leonesista {mf} | :: Someone with pro-León sentiments |
| leonino {adj} | :: leonine (relating or similar to a lion) |
| leonino {adj} | :: one-sided, unfair |
| león marino {m} | :: sea lion |
| Leonor {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| leontina {f} | :: fob |
| leopardado {adj} [heraldry] | :: passant guardant |
| leopardo {m} | :: leopard |
| leopardo {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: leopard |
| leopardo de las nieves {m} | :: snow leopard |
| Leopoldo {prop} | :: given name |
| leotardo {m} | :: leotard |
| lepenismo {m} | :: LePenism |
| lepera {f} | :: feminine noun of lepero |
| lepero {adj} | :: of, relating to, or from, Lepe, a town in Huelva, Spain |
| lepero {m} | :: Someone from Lepe |
| lepidolita {f} [mineral] | :: lepidolite |
| lepidóptero {m} | :: lepidopteran |
| lepisma de la harina {f} | :: bristletail |
| leporino {adj} [upper lips] | :: cleft- or hare- |
| lepra {f} | :: leprosy |
| leprosario {m} | :: leper colony, leprosarium |
| leprosería {f} | :: leprosarium |
| leproso {adj} [pathology] | :: leprous |
| leptina {f} [hormone] | :: leptin |
| leptocéfalo {m} | :: leptocephalus |
| leptón {m} | :: lepton (particle) |
| leptón {m} | :: lepton (coin) |
| leptónico {adj} | :: leptonic |
| leptospira {f} | :: leptospira |
| leptospirosis {f} | :: leptospirosis |
| Lepus {prop} [constellation] | :: Lepus (winter constellation of the northern sky) |
| lerdo {adj} | :: slow, sluggish, of animals |
| lerdo {adj} | :: dim-witted, oafish, inefficient |
| lerense {adj} | :: From Pontevedra |
| lerense {mf} | :: Someone from Pontevedra |
| Lérida {prop} {f} | :: Lérida (province) |
| Lérida {prop} {f} | :: Lérida (city) |
| Lérida {prop} {f} | :: The letter L in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| leridano {adj} | :: Of or from Lérida |
| leridano {m} | :: Someone from Lérida |
| lero {interj} [El Salvador, Often used repeatedly] | :: Used to indicate a long and dull conversation |
| lero {interj} [Mexico, Often used repeatedly] | :: Used to indicate mockery |
| Leroux {prop} | :: surname |
| les {art} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: the |
| lesbiana {f} | :: feminine noun of lesbiano |
| lesbiana {f} | :: lesbian |
| lesbianismo {m} | :: lesbianism |
| lesbiano {adj} | :: Lesbian (of or from Lesbos) |
| lesbiano {adj} | :: lesbian (of or relating to female homosexuality) |
| lesbiano {m} | :: Lesbian (native of Lesbos) |
| lésbico {adj} | :: lesbian |
| lesbio {adj} | :: Lesbian (of or from Lesbos) |
| lesbio {adj} | :: lesbian (of or pertaining to lesbians and lesbianism) |
| lesbio {m} | :: Lesbian (native of Lesbos) |
| lesbofobia {f} | :: lesbophobia |
| Lesbos {prop} | :: Lesbos (island) |
| lesear {vi} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to be joking |
| lesear {vi} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to idle doing stupid things |
| lesear {vt} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to play for a fool, to kid someone, to have someone on |
| lesena {f} | :: lesene |
| lesera {m} [Chile] | :: stupidity (stupid act) |
| lesera {m} [Chile, also in the plural] | :: bullshit |
| lesión {f} | :: lesion; injury |
| lesionar {vt} | :: to wound |
| lesividad {f} | :: harmfulness |
| lesivo {adj} | :: harmful or damaging (to); injurious; detrimental |
| lesna {f} | :: rare form of lezna |
| leso {adj} | :: hurt |
| leso {adj} [Chile, pejorative] | :: stupid, idiot (of a person) |
| lesotense {adj} | :: relating to Lesotho |
| lesotense {mf} | :: Mosotho |
| Lesoto {prop} {f} | :: Lesotho |
| lessepsiano {adj} | :: Lessepsian |
| lestrigón {m} | :: Laestrygonian |
| letal {adj} | :: lethal, deadly |
| letalidad {f} | :: lethality |
| letalmente {adv} | :: lethally |
| letame {m} | :: manure, (land) fertilizer |
| letanía {f} | :: litany (a ritual liturgical prayer) |
| letanía {f} | :: litany (a prolonged or tedious list) |
| letargia {f} | :: lethargy |
| letárgico {adj} | :: lethargic; sluggish |
| letargo {m} | :: lethargy, tiredness |
| Lete {prop} {m} | :: Lethe |
| Leteo {prop} {m} | :: Lethe |
| Leti {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| leticia {f} | :: (rare) joy, happiness |
| Leticia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Leto {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Leto (mother of Apollo) |
| letón {adj} | :: Latvian (from or native to Latvia) |
| letón {adj} | :: Latvian (pertaining to Latvia) |
| letón {m} | :: a Latvian |
| letón {m} | :: the Latvian language |
| letona {f} | :: feminine noun of letón |
| Letonia {prop} {f} | :: Latvia |
| letra {f} | :: letter (symbol) |
| letra {f} | :: handwriting |
| letra {f} | :: lyrics |
| letra bastardilla {f} | :: italic; letter in italics |
| letrada {f} | :: (certified) lawyer |
| letrado {adj} | :: educated; erudite |
| letrado {m} | :: (certified) lawyer |
| letraherida {f} | :: feminine noun of letraherido |
| letraherido {m} | :: a lover of literature or books |
| letraherido {adj} | :: one who loves literature |
| letra lunar {f} | :: moon letter |
| letra mayúscula {f} | :: capital letter |
| letra minúscula {f} | :: lower-case letter |
| letra pequeña {f} | :: fine print, small print |
| letra superior {f} | :: synonym of letra volada |
| letra volada {f} | :: A small superscript letter |
| letra voladita {f} | :: synonym of letra volada |
| letrero {m} | :: sign, signboard, signpost |
| letrilla {f} [poetry] | :: rondeau |
| letrina {f} | :: latrine, outhouse |
| letrista {mf} | :: songwriter, lyricist |
| letrozol {m} | :: letrozole |
| Letu {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| leu {m} | :: leu |
| leucaena {f} | :: white leadtree (Leucaena leucocephala) |
| leucemia {f} [pathology] | :: leukemia |
| leucémico {adj} | :: leukemic |
| leucémico {m} | :: A person who has leukemia |
| leucina {f} [amino acid] | :: leucine |
| Leucipo {prop} {m} [philosophy] | :: Leucippus |
| leucisco {m} | :: roach (fish) |
| leucita {f} [mineral] | :: leucite |
| leucocitario {adj} | :: leukocytic |
| leucocito {m} | :: leukocyte |
| leucocitosis {f} | :: leukocytosis |
| leucoencefalopatía {f} | :: leukoencephalopathy |
| leucoma {m} [pathology] | :: leucoma |
| leucoplasto {m} [cytology] | :: leucoplast |
| leucotomía {f} [surgery] | :: leukotomy |
| leucotrieno {m} | :: leukotriene |
| leudante {adj} | :: self-rising, self-raising |
| leudar {v} | :: to leaven |
| leudo {adj} [said of dough or bread] | :: fermented or leavened with yeast |
| leva {f} [military] | :: draft (of troops) |
| leva {f} [mechanical] | :: cog |
| leva {f} [mechanical] | :: cam |
| levadizo {adj} | :: able to be lifted |
| levadura {f} | :: yeast |
| levadura de panadería {f} | :: baker's yeast |
| levantador {m} [volleyball] | :: setter |
| levantadora {f} [volleyball] | :: setter |
| levantamiento {m} | :: lifting, raising |
| levantamiento {m} | :: uprising, revolt |
| levantar {v} | :: to lift |
| levantar {v} | :: to raise, put up |
| levantar {v} | :: to put up; build up (buildings) |
| levantar {v} | :: to increase; turn up (volume, power etc.) |
| levantar {v} | :: to adjourn; close; end (a meeting) |
| levantar {v} [hunting] | :: to flush out |
| levantar {v} | :: to draw up (plans) |
| levantar {v} | :: to take, make (a census) |
| levantar {v} | :: to remove; get rid of (a prohibition) |
| levantar {v} | :: to nick, rob (steal) |
| levantar {v} | :: to take down (a tent) |
| levantar {v} | :: to give rise to |
| levantar {v} | :: to set up, found (a business) |
| levantar {v} | :: to bring back, make successful again (a business) |
| levantar {v} | :: to take home, earn (money) |
| levantar {v} [card games] | :: to pick (a card) |
| levantar {v} [card games] | :: to beat (a hand) |
| levantar {vr} | :: to get up |
| levantar {vr} | :: to ride; mount (have sex with) |
| levantar cabeza {v} [idiom] | :: to get back on one's feet; to get out of a tricky situation |
| levantar el vuelo {v} | :: To take flight; to take off (start flying) |
| levantarse {v} | :: to get up, to get out of bed |
| levantarse con el pie izquierdo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to get out of bed on the wrong side |
| levante {m} | :: east |
| levante {m} | :: East (wind), levanter |
| Levante {prop} {m} | :: Levant (the countries bordering the eastern Mediterranean Sea) |
| levantinista {adj} [football] | :: of or related to Levante UD |
| levantinista {mf} [football] | :: Someone associated with Levante UD, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| levantino {adj} | :: Levantine |
| levantisco {adj} | :: rebellious |
| levantista {mf} [soccer] | :: A person connecting with Levante UD, as a fan, player, coach etc. |
| levantón {adj} | :: raising |
| levar {v} [nautical] | :: to raise anchor |
| levar {v} [obsolete] | :: to put up |
| levar {v} [obsolete] | :: synonym of llevar |
| levar {v} [obsolete] | :: synonym of quitar |
| levar {v} [obsolete, of a star] | :: to be born |
| leve {adj} | :: mild, slight, light |
| leve {adj} | :: minor, trivial |
| levedad {f} | :: lightness; levity |
| levemente {adv} | :: lightly |
| levemente {adv} | :: softly |
| Leví {prop} {m} | :: Levi (Biblical character and tribe) |
| leviatán {m} | :: leviathan (a sea monster of tremendous strength) |
| leviatán {m} | :: leviathan (something large; behemoth) |
| levigar {v} | :: to levigate, to make smooth |
| levísimo {adj} | :: superlative of leve |
| levístico {m} | :: lovage |
| levita {f} | :: frock |
| levita {f} | :: long coat |
| levita {f} | :: tail coat |
| levita {f} | :: dress coat |
| levitación {f} | :: levitation |
| levitar {v} | :: to levitate |
| Levítico {prop} {m} | :: Leviticus (the book of the Bible and Torah) |
| levitón {m} | :: large frock coat |
| levodopa {f} | :: levodopa |
| levofloxacino {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: levofloxacin |
| levógiro {adj} | :: counterclockwise, anticlockwise, widdershins |
| levorfanol {m} | :: levorphanol |
| levulinato {m} | :: levulinate |
| lexema {m} | :: lexeme |
| lexical {adj} | :: lexical |
| lexicalización {f} | :: lexicalization |
| lexicalizar {v} [grammar] | :: to lexicalise |
| léxicamente {adv} | :: lexically |
| léxico {adj} | :: lexical |
| léxico {m} | :: lexicon (dictionary or vocabulary) |
| lexicógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of lexicógrafo |
| lexicografía {f} | :: lexicography (art or craft of writing dictionaries) |
| lexicográfico {adj} | :: lexicographic |
| lexicógrafo {m} | :: lexicographer |
| lexicología {f} | :: lexicology |
| lexicológico {adj} | :: lexicological |
| lexicón {m} | :: lexicon |
| lexos {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of lejos |
| ley {f} | :: law (a well-established characteristic of nature) |
| ley {f} | :: law (body of rules issued by a legislative body) |
| ley {f} | :: law (particular piece of legislation) |
| ley {f} | :: religion, credence, worship of a god |
| ley de Coulomb {f} [physics] | :: Coulomb's law |
| ley de Hooke {f} [physics] | :: Hooke's law |
| ley de la selva {f} | :: law of the jungle |
| ley del buen samaritano {f} [law] | :: Good Samaritan law |
| ley del embudo {f} [idiom] | :: a rule suggesting there's one law for the rich and another for the poor, double standard regarding wealth |
| ley del silencio {f} [idiom] | :: blue wall of silence |
| ley de Murphy {prop} {f} | :: Murphy's law (adage which states that if anything can go wrong it will) |
| ley de Ohm {f} [physics] | :: Ohm's law |
| ley de vida {f} | :: (that's) life; it's a fact of life |
| leyenda {f} | :: legend, saga, traditional story |
| leyenda {f} | :: life of a saint |
| leyenda {f} | :: legend, idol (famous and admired person) |
| leyenda {f} | :: legend, inscription (on a coin or medal) |
| leyenda {f} | :: caption, footer (on a photo or illustration) |
| leyenda {f} | :: the act of reading |
| Leyenda Negra {prop} {f} [historiography] | :: Black Legend (the depiction of Spain as cruel, greedy and fanatical) |
| Leyenda Rosa {prop} {f} [politics] | :: White Legend |
| leyenda urbana {f} | :: urban legend |
| ley orgánica {f} | :: organic law |
| ley seca {f} [idiom] | :: prohibition (prohibition of the manufacture and sale of alcohol) |
| leyteño {adj} | :: Leyteño |
| leyteño {m} | :: Leyteño |
| Leyva {prop} {f} | :: surname mostly known as the second surname of the leaders of the disbanded Mexican Beltrán-Leyva drug cartel |
| lezguina {f} | :: feminine noun of lezguino |
| lezguino {adj} | :: Lezghin |
| lezguino {m} | :: Lezghin |
| lezna {f} | :: awl |
| LGBT {adj} [Latin America] | :: LGBT |
| LGTB {adj} [Spain] | :: LGBT |
| Lhasa {prop} | :: Lhasa (capital city) |
| Lía {prop} {f} | :: Leah [in modern versions of the Bible] |
| Lía {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| liadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of liado |
| liana {f} | :: liana |
| liante {mf} | :: tricky customer; smooth talker; shit-stirrer |
| liar {v} | :: to bind, tie |
| liar {v} | :: to wrap, wrap up |
| liar {v} | :: to roll [a cigarette] |
| liar {v} [colloquial] | :: to deceive, confuse |
| liar {vr} [colloquial, Spain] | :: to french, snog, make out |
| liarla parda {v} [idiom, Spain] | :: To mess up big time |
| liasa {f} [enzyme] | :: lyase |
| libación {f} | :: libation |
| libanés {adj} | :: Lebanese (A person from Lebanon) |
| libanés {m} | :: Lebanese (A person from Lebanon) |
| libanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of libanés |
| Líbano {prop} {m} | :: Líbano (country) |
| libar {v} | :: to swig or sip a beverage (usually implies an alcoholic beverage) |
| libelo {m} | :: libel |
| libelo {m} | :: libelle |
| libélula {f} | :: dragonfly |
| liberación {f} | :: liberation |
| liberacionista {mf} | :: liberationist |
| liberado {adj} | :: liberated |
| liberador {m} | :: liberator |
| liberadora {f} | :: feminine noun of liberador |
| liberal {adj} | :: liberal |
| liberal {adj} [US politics] | :: liberal |
| liberal {mf} | :: liberal |
| liberal {mf} [US politics] | :: liberal |
| liberalidad {f} | :: liberality |
| liberalísimo {adj} | :: superlative of liberal |
| liberalismo {m} | :: liberalism |
| liberalización {f} | :: liberalization |
| liberalizador {adj} | :: liberating |
| liberalizador {m} | :: liberator |
| liberalizar {v} | :: to liberalize |
| liberalizar {v} | :: to deregulate |
| liberalmente {adv} | :: liberally |
| liberalsocialista {mf} | :: Liberal Socialist |
| liberar {v} | :: to liberate, to release, to free, to set free, to free up |
| liberar {v} | :: to deliver, to rid (someone from/of something) |
| liberar {v} | :: to relieve (e.g., relieve pressure, tension, stress) |
| liberarse {v} | :: reflexive of librar |
| liberatario {m} | :: libertarian |
| Liberia {prop} {f} | :: Liberia (country) |
| liberiana {f} | :: feminine noun of liberiano |
| liberiano {adj} | :: Liberian |
| liberiano {m} | :: Liberian |
| líbero {m} [football] | :: sweeper |
| líbero {m} [volleyball] | :: libero |
| libérrimamente {adv} | :: completely freely |
| libérrimo {adj} | :: superlative of libre |
| libertad {f} | :: liberty, freedom |
| libertad {f} | :: latitude, leeway |
| libertad condicional {f} [law] | :: parole |
| libertad condicional {f} [law] | :: probation |
| libertad de expresión {f} | :: freedom of speech |
| libertad de prensa {f} | :: freedom of the press |
| libertador {adj} | :: liberating; that which liberates or frees |
| libertador {m} | :: liberator |
| libertadora {f} | :: feminine noun of libertador |
| libertar {v} | :: to liberate, set free |
| libertaria {f} | :: female equivalent of libertario |
| libertarianismo {m} | :: alternative form of libertarismo |
| libertario {adj} | :: libertarian |
| libertario {m} | :: libertarian |
| libertarismo {m} [politics] | :: libertarianism |
| liberteña {f} | :: feminine noun of liberteño |
| liberteño {adj} | :: Of or from La Libertad, Chontales |
| liberteño {adj} | :: Of, from, or supporting Club Libertad, a soccer club from Asunción, Paraguay |
| liberteño {m} | :: Someone from La Libertad, Chontales |
| liberteño {m} | :: A player, coach, fan or someone otherwise connected to Club Libertad, a soccer club from Asunción, Paraguay |
| liberticida {adj} | :: liberticidal, liberticide |
| liberticida {mf} | :: liberticide (one who causes the destruction of liberty) |
| liberticidio {m} | :: liberticide (the destruction of liberty) |
| libertinaje {m} | :: debauchery |
| libertinaje {m} | :: libertinage |
| libertino {adj} | :: libertine, rakish, profligate |
| libertino {m} | :: libertine, rake, profligate |
| liberto {adj} | :: free, liberated |
| liberto {m} | :: a free or liberated person |
| libia {f} | :: feminine noun of libio |
| Libia {prop} {f} | :: Libia (country) |
| libídine {f} | :: lust |
| libidinosidad {f} | :: libidinosity |
| libidinoso {adj} | :: libidinous, lustful |
| libido {f} | :: libido, sex drive |
| libio {adj} | :: Libyan |
| libio {m} | :: Libyan |
| libra {f} | :: pound (unit of mass or force/weight) |
| libra {f} | :: pound (unit of currency of the United Kingdom and its dependencies) |
| libra {mf} | :: Libra (someone with the Libra star sign) |
| Libra {prop} {f} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Libra (constellation) |
| Libra {prop} {f} [astrology] | :: Libra (astrological sign) |
| libración {f} | :: leveling out |
| libraco {m} | :: A very good book |
| libraco {m} | :: A very large book |
| libraco {m} [obsolete] | :: pejorative of libro; a bad or weathered book |
| librador {m} [banking] | :: drawer |
| libradora {f} | :: feminine noun of librador |
| libra esterlina {f} | :: pound sterling |
| libramiento {m} | :: liberation |
| libramiento {m} [finance] | :: payment order |
| libranza {f} | :: payment order |
| libranza {f} | :: time off; leave (from work) |
| librar {v} | :: to save, to rescue, to deliver, to preserve |
| librar {v} | :: to free, to exempt |
| librar {v} | :: to place, to put (hope, trust) |
| librar {v} | :: to issue (a check, a decree) |
| librar {v} | :: to make (an appointment) |
| librar {v} | :: to wage, to engage (battle, war) |
| librar {v} | :: to give birth |
| librar {v} | :: to expel the placenta |
| librazo {m} | :: A hit with a book |
| libre {adj} | :: free (not imprisoned or enslaved) |
| libre {adj} | :: free (unconstrained by timidity or distrust) |
| libre {adj} | :: free (without obligations) |
| libre {adj} [grammar] | :: free (that can be unattached to another morpheme) |
| libre {adj} | :: free (without; not containing) |
| LIBRE {prop} | :: Liberalismo Renovador |
| librea {f} | :: livery |
| libre albedrío {m} [philosophy] | :: free will (ability to choose one's actions) |
| librecambismo {m} | :: the support of, or belief in, free trade |
| librecambista {adj} | :: of or pertaining to free trade |
| librecambista {mf} | :: A believer in free trade |
| libre comercio {m} | :: free trade |
| libremente {adv} | :: freely |
| librepensador {m} | :: freethinker |
| librepensadora {f} | :: feminine noun of librepensador |
| librepensamiento {m} | :: freethought |
| librera {f} | :: feminine noun of librero |
| librería {f} | :: bookshop, bookstore |
| librero {m} | :: bookseller |
| librero {m} | :: bookshelf, bookcase |
| libresco {adj} | :: bookish, relating to books |
| libreta {f} | :: notebook |
| libreta de conducir {f} [Uruguay] | :: driver's license |
| libretista {mf} | :: librettist |
| libreto {m} | :: libretto |
| Libreville {prop} | :: Libreville (capital city) |
| librillo {m} | :: diminutive of libro, small book |
| librillo {m} | :: stomach (of certain animals) |
| librillo {m} | :: A dish from Ecuador, made with a cow stomach |
| librito {m} | :: diminutive of libro |
| libro {m} | :: book |
| libro abierto {m} | :: open book |
| libro cerrado {m} [idiom] | :: closed book |
| libro de bolsillo {m} | :: paperback |
| libro de contabilidad {m} [accounting] | :: ledger |
| libro de familia {m} [Spain] | :: family record book |
| libro de las sombras {m} | :: book of shadows |
| Libro de Mormón {prop} {m} [Mormonism] | :: Book of Mormon |
| libro de texto {m} | :: textbook |
| libro de visitas {m} | :: guestbook |
| libro electrónico {m} | :: e-book |
| libro mayor {m} [accounting] | :: ledger |
| librote {m} | :: augmentative of libro |
| Licantén {prop} {m} | :: Licantén (city) |
| licantenino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Licantén |
| licántropa {f} | :: feminine noun of licántropo |
| licantropía {f} [folklore] | :: lycanthropy |
| licántropo {m} | :: werewolf, lycanthrope |
| licaón {m} | :: African wild dog |
| liceal {mf} | :: high school student |
| liceísta {mf} [South America] | :: student of a liceo (high school) |
| licencia {f} | :: license |
| licencia {f} | :: permission |
| licencia {f} | :: leave (absence from work) |
| licencia {f} | :: licentiate (degree) |
| licencia de conducir {f} [Latin America] | :: driver's license |
| licencia de manejo {f} [Mexico] | :: driver's license |
| licenciado {adj} | :: licensed |
| licenciado {m} | :: bachelor (person having the first university degree) |
| licenciamiento {m} [military] | :: discharge |
| licenciamiento {m} | :: licensing |
| licenciante {mf} | :: licencer |
| licenciar {v} | :: to license |
| licenciataria {f} | :: feminine noun of licenciatario |
| licenciatario {m} | :: licensee |
| licenciatura {f} | :: degree, bachelor, Bachelor's degree (first academic degree) |
| licenciosidad {f} | :: licentiousness |
| licencioso {adj} | :: licentious |
| liceo {m} [Latin America] | :: secondary school, high school (in some countries) |
| Licha {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Licha {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| liche {m} | :: lich |
| lichi {m} | :: lychee (tree) |
| lichi {m} | :: lychee (fruit) |
| licia {f} | :: feminine noun of licio |
| Licia {prop} | :: Lycia (ancient region) |
| licio {adj} | :: Lycian |
| licio {m} | :: Lycian |
| licitación {f} | :: bid |
| licitador {m} | :: bidder |
| licitadora {f} | :: feminine noun of licitador |
| lícitamente {adv} | :: licitly |
| licitante {adj} | :: bidding |
| licitante {mf} | :: bidder |
| licitar {v} | :: to bid |
| licitatorio {adj} [attributive] | :: bidding |
| lícito {adj} | :: licit |
| lícito {adj} | :: just, fair |
| licitud {f} | :: legality, lawfulness |
| licofita {f} | :: lycopod |
| licopeno {m} | :: lycopene |
| licopodio {m} | :: lycopod |
| licor {m} | :: liqueur |
| licorcito {m} | :: diminutive of licor |
| licorera {f} | :: liquor bottle |
| licorería {f} | :: liquor store |
| licra {f} | :: Lycra |
| lictor {m} | :: lictor (official in Ancient Rome) |
| licuación {f} | :: liquefaction |
| licuado {m} | :: smoothie, blended drink made with milk, fruit and usually ice |
| licuadora {f} | :: juicer |
| licuadora {f} | :: blender |
| licuar {v} | :: to puree; to blend; to liquefy using a blender |
| licuefacción {f} | :: liquefaction |
| lid {f} | :: lawsuit |
| lid {f} | :: fight |
| lídar {m} | :: lidar |
| líder {mf} | :: leader (of a group of people, a sports team etc.) |
| liderar {v} | :: to lead |
| liderato {m} | :: leadership (state or position of being a leader) |
| liderazgo {m} | :: leadership |
| liderear {v} | :: alternative spelling of liderar |
| lideresa {f} | :: female equivalent of líder; (female) leader |
| liderizar {v} | :: To lead; run |
| lidia {f} [bullfighting] | :: bullfight |
| Lidia {prop} {f} | :: Lydia [biblical character] |
| Lidia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| lidiador {m} [bullfighting] | :: bullfighter |
| lidiadora {f} | :: feminine noun of lidiador |
| lidiar {vi} | :: to fight, battle |
| lidiar {vt} [bullfighting] | :: to bullfight until the animal dies |
| lidiar {vi} | :: to oppose someone |
| lidiar {vi} | :: to attempt to negotiate with an annoying person |
| lidiar {vi} [rare] | :: to argue, litigate |
| lidiar {v} | :: to cope, deal with, handle |
| lidio {adj} | :: Lydian |
| lidio {m} | :: Lydian |
| lidocaína {f} | :: lidocaine |
| Liébana {prop} | :: Liébana (comarca) |
| liebre {f} | :: hare |
| Liechtenstein {prop} | :: Liechtenstein |
| liechtensteiniano {adj} | :: Of, from, or relating to, Liechtenstein |
| liechtensteiniano {m} | :: Liechtensteiner |
| Lieja {prop} {f} | :: Lieja (town/and/province) |
| liejense {mf} | :: A person from Liège |
| liejense {adj} | :: Of or from Liège |
| liendre {f} | :: nit (egg of a louse) |
| lienzo {m} | :: canvas |
| lienzo {m} | :: linen |
| lienzo {m} | :: painting, picture |
| lifestyle {m} [marketing] | :: lifestyle |
| lifting {m} | :: lifting, facelift |
| liga {f} [politics, general] | :: league |
| liga {f} | :: band; suspender (UK), garter (US) |
| liga {f} [metallurgy] | :: alloy, mixture |
| liga {f} | :: mistletoe |
| liga {f} | :: elastic band |
| ligación {f} | :: binding, joining, union |
| Liga de Campeones {prop} {f} [soccer] | :: Champions League (the highest-level European club football tournament) |
| ligado {m} [typography] | :: ligature (character that combines letters) |
| ligado {m} [music] | :: legato |
| ligadura {f} | :: ligature |
| ligadura {f} | :: knot |
| ligadura {f} | :: tying |
| ligadura {f} [music] | :: slur |
| ligamayorista {m} [baseball] | :: major-leaguer |
| ligamentario {adj} [attributive] | :: ligament |
| ligamento {m} | :: ligament |
| ligamiento {m} | :: tying |
| ligamiento {m} [genetics] | :: linkage |
| ligando {m} [chemistry] | :: ligand |
| ligante {m} | :: ligand |
| ligar {v} | :: to flirt |
| ligar {v} | :: to link, join |
| ligar {v} | :: to tie |
| ligar {v} [colloquial] | :: to pull; to score (kiss or have sex) |
| ligasa {f} [enzyme] | :: ligase |
| ligazón {m} | :: link, connection |
| ligazón {m} | :: liaison |
| ligeramente {adv} | :: slightly |
| ligeramente {adv} | :: lightly |
| ligereza {f} | :: agility |
| ligereza {f} | :: lightness, levity, lightheartedness |
| ligereza {f} | :: inconstancy, instability |
| ligereza {f} | :: flippancy, light-mindedness |
| ligerísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of ligeramente |
| ligerísimo {adj} | :: superlative of ligero |
| ligerito {adj} | :: diminutive of ligero |
| ligero {adj} | :: light, not heavy |
| ligero de cascos {adj} [idiom] | :: reckless; foolhardy |
| light {adj} | :: light (low in fat, calories, salt, alcohol, etc.) |
| light {adj} | :: [of cigarettes] light (low in tar, nicotine and other noxious chemicals) |
| light {adj} | :: [by extension] Lacking substance or seriousness; lite |
| lignano {m} | :: lignan |
| lignificación {f} | :: lignification |
| lignificar {v} | :: to lignify |
| lignina {f} [biochemistry] | :: lignin |
| lignito {m} [geology] | :: lignite |
| ligón {adj} [colloquial] | :: flirty, flirtatious |
| ligón {m} [colloquial] | :: flirt, player, lady's man, rake |
| ligre {m} | :: liger; a species crossbred between a male lion and a female tiger |
| ligue {m} | :: cruising (a concerted effort to find sex) or gay sex |
| liguero {adj} [attributive] | :: league |
| liguero {m} | :: garter belt |
| liguilla {f} | :: small league, play-off competition |
| liguista {adj} | :: of or relating to a league |
| liguista {adj} | :: of, relating to, or supporting L.D.U. Quito, a soccer club from Quito, Ecuador |
| liguista {mf} | :: A team or player in a sports league |
| liguista {mf} | :: A supporter, coach, or player of L.D.U. Quito |
| lígula {f} [botany] | :: ligule |
| ligulado {adj} | :: ligulate |
| ligur {adj} | :: Ligurian (of or pertaining to Liguria) |
| ligur {mf} | :: Ligurian (native or inhabitant of Liguria) |
| Liguria {prop} {f} | :: Liguria (region) |
| ligustro {m} [plant] | :: privet |
| lihueñe {m} | :: dihueñe |
| lija {f} | :: sandpaper |
| lijadora {f} | :: sander (tool) |
| lijar {v} | :: to sand |
| like {m} [Internet slang] | :: like |
| likear {v} [Internet] | :: to like |
| lila {f} | :: lilac (flower) |
| lila {f} | :: lilac (bush) |
| lila {m} | :: lilac (color) |
| lila {m} [dated] | :: twit; idiot |
| lila {adj} | :: lilac, purple, violet |
| Lilia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| liliácea {f} | :: Any lily of the Lilaceae family |
| Liliana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Liliosa {prop} {f} [archaic] | :: given name |
| liliputiense {adj} | :: lilliputian |
| liliputiense {mf} | :: lilliputian |
| Lilongüe {prop} {f} | :: Lilongüe (city/capital city) |
| lima {f} | :: lime (fruit) |
| lima {f} [dialectal] | :: lemon (fruit) |
| lima {f} | :: file (tool to smoothen a surface) |
| Lima {prop} {f} | :: Lima (capital city) |
| Lima {prop} {f} | :: Lima (province) |
| limaco {m} | :: slug (animal) |
| lima de uñas {f} | :: nail file |
| limadora {f} | :: shaper (tool) |
| limadura {f} | :: filing (small particle that has been removed by a file) |
| limán {m} | :: liman |
| limanda {f} | :: dab (fish) |
| limar {v} | :: to file (with a file or rasp) |
| límbico {adj} [anatomy] | :: limbic |
| limbo {m} [Roman Catholic theology] | :: limbo (the place where innocent souls exist) |
| limbo {m} | :: limbo (an in-between place) |
| limbo {m} [botany] | :: blade, edge |
| limbo {m} [astronomy] | :: limb |
| Limburgo {prop} {m} | :: Limburgo (province) |
| Limburgo {prop} {m} | :: Limburgo (province) |
| limburgués {adj} | :: Limburgish |
| limburgués {m} | :: Limburgian |
| limburgués {m} | :: Limburgish (language) |
| limburguesa {f} | :: feminine noun of limburgués |
| limen {m} [poetic] | :: threshold, doorstep |
| limeño {adj} | :: of or from Lima |
| limeño {m} | :: someone from Lima |
| limerencia {f} | :: limerence |
| limero {m} | :: lime (tree) |
| limfoblástico {adj} | :: lymphoblastic |
| limícola {adj} | :: wading (said of birds) |
| liminar {adj} | :: liminal |
| limitación {f} | :: limitation |
| limitación {f} | :: constraint |
| limitadamente {adv} | :: to a limited extent |
| limitadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of limitado |
| limitado {adj} | :: limited |
| limitador {adj} | :: limiting |
| limitante {adj} | :: limiting |
| limitar {vt} | :: to limit |
| limitar {vi} | :: to abut |
| limitar {vi} | :: to border |
| limitarse {v} | :: reflexive of limitar |
| limitativo {adj} | :: limiting, restrictive |
| limite {m} | :: limitation; limit |
| límite {m} | :: limit, threshold |
| limítrofe {adj} | :: neighboring, bordering |
| límnico {adj} | :: limnic |
| limnóloga {f} | :: limnologist |
| limnología {f} | :: limnology |
| limnológico {adj} | :: limnologic |
| limnólogo {m} | :: limnologist |
| limo {m} | :: mud, slime, silt |
| limolita {f} | :: siltstone |
| limón {m} | :: lemon (fruit) |
| limón {m} [Mexico, various dialects] | :: lime (fruit) |
| limonada {f} | :: lemonade |
| limonado {adj} | :: lemon colored or flavored |
| limonario {m} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: lemon tree |
| limoncillo {m} | :: mamoncillo |
| limoncito {m} | :: diminutive of limón |
| limoneno {m} | :: limonene |
| limonense {adj} | :: Of or from Limón Province, Costa Rica |
| limonense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of Limón Province, Costa Rica |
| limonera {f} | :: lemon seller |
| limonero {m} | :: lemon seller |
| limonero {m} | :: lemon, lemon tree |
| limonero {m} [Latin America] | :: lime tree [citrus] |
| limonero {m} | :: wagon shaft |
| limonita {f} [mineral] | :: limonite |
| limosena {f} | :: feminine noun of limosnero |
| Limosín {prop} {m} | :: Limosín (former region) |
| limosina {f} | :: limousine |
| limosna {f} | :: alms |
| limosna {f} | :: charity; charitable donation |
| limosnear {vi} | :: to beg for alms |
| limosnero {adj} | :: charitable |
| limosnero {m} | :: beggar |
| limoso {adj} | :: muddy |
| limpeña {f} | :: feminine noun of limpeño |
| limpeño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Limpio in Paraguay |
| limpeño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Limpio in Paraguay |
| limpia {f} | :: a cleansing, a cleaning |
| limpiabotas {m} | :: Work that consists in washing shoes and boots |
| limpiachimeneas {mf} | :: chimney sweep |
| limpiacristales {m} | :: window cleaner (person) |
| limpiacristales {m} | :: window cleaner (product) |
| limpiador {adj} | :: cleaning |
| limpiador {m} | :: cleaner (cleansing product) |
| limpiador {m} | :: windscreen wiper, windshield wiper |
| limpiadora {f} | :: feminine noun of limpiador |
| limpiamente {adv} | :: cleanly |
| limpiaparabrisas {m} | :: windshield wiper; windscreen wiper |
| limpiapipas {m} | :: pipe cleaner |
| limpiaplatos {m} | :: washing-up brush |
| limpiaplatos {m} | :: silver hairgrass |
| limpiaplatos {m} | :: Agrostis castellana |
| limpiaplatos {m} | :: Agrostis pourretii |
| limpiar {v} | :: to clean |
| limpiar {v} | :: to wash |
| limpiar {v} | :: to wipe |
| limpiar {vr} | :: to wipe oneself |
| limpiarse {v} | :: (reflexive of limpiar) to clean oneself |
| limpiavidrios {m} | :: window-cleaning liquid |
| limpidez {f} | :: clearness, limpidity |
| límpido {adj} | :: limpid, clear |
| limpieza {f} | :: cleanliness |
| limpieza {f} | :: cleaning |
| limpieza de sangre {f} | :: Pure (usually Iberian) Christian ancestry, absent Muslim or Jewish blood |
| limpieza étnica {f} | :: ethnic cleansing |
| limpio {adj} | :: clean |
| limpio {adj} [colloquial] | :: broke, out of pocket |
| limpísimo {adj} | :: superlative of limpio |
| limpito {adj} | :: diminutive of limpio |
| limusina {f} | :: limousine, limo |
| liña {f} [archaic] | :: line |
| linaje {m} | :: ancestry, lineage |
| linalol {m} [chemistry] | :: linalool |
| linar {m} | :: flax field |
| linarense {adj} | :: Of or from Linares, Colombia |
| linarense {adj} | :: Of or from Linares, Jaén |
| linarense {adj} | :: Of or from Linares de la Sierra |
| linarense {adj} | :: Of or from Linares de Mora |
| linarense {adj} | :: Of or from Linares de Riofrío |
| linarense {adj} | :: Of or from Linares, Nuevo León |
| linarense {mf} | :: Someone from Linares (any of the above places) |
| Linares {prop} | :: surname |
| linaza {f} | :: flaxseed, linseed |
| lince {m} | :: lynx |
| lince ibérico {m} | :: Iberian lynx |
| lince rojo {m} | :: bobcat |
| linchamiento {m} | :: lynching |
| linchar {v} | :: to lynch |
| lindamente {adv} | :: prettily |
| lindano {m} [organic compound] | :: lindane |
| lindante {adj} | :: bordering |
| lindar {vi} | :: to abut |
| lindar {vi} | :: to border |
| lindar {m} | :: doorstep; threshold; stoop |
| linde {mf} | :: boundary |
| lindera {f} | :: lindera |
| lindero {m} | :: edge, boundary |
| lindero {adj} | :: adjoining, bordering |
| lindeza {f} | :: prettiness |
| lindeza {f} | :: niceness; decentness |
| lindísimo {adj} | :: superlative of lindo |
| lindo {adj} | :: pretty |
| lindo {adj} | :: cute |
| lindura {f} [Latin America] | :: prettiness |
| line {m} [rugby] | :: lineout |
| línea {f} [math, art, electricity, telephone] | :: line |
| línea {f} [theatre, TV] | :: individual script, dialogue for each actor |
| línea {f} [government, business] | :: command, order |
| línea {f} | :: government policy, government action |
| línea {f} [slang] | :: thin, long dose of cocaine |
| línea blanca {f} | :: white goods |
| línea de crédito {f} | :: line of credit |
| línea de demarcación {f} | :: demarcation line |
| línea de flotación {f} [nautical] | :: water line |
| línea de Schreger {f} [usually in the plural] | :: Schreger line |
| línea de tiempo {f} | :: time line |
| línea directa {f} [telephony] | :: A hotline, a telephone line that provides immediate assistance |
| lineado {adj} | :: banded; lined |
| línea eléctrica {f} | :: power line |
| línea fija {f} | :: landline (fixed telephone communications cable) |
| lineal {adj} | :: linear |
| Lineal A {prop} {m} | :: Linear A |
| Lineal B {prop} {m} | :: Linear B |
| linealidad {f} | :: linearity |
| linealización {f} | :: linearization |
| linealizar {v} | :: to linearize |
| linealmente {adv} | :: linearly |
| linealmente independiente {adj} [linear algebra] | :: linearly independent |
| lineamento {m} | :: synonym of lineamiento |
| lineamiento {m} | :: line, border |
| linear {adj} [botany] | :: linear |
| linear {v} | :: to line |
| linear {v} | :: to outline, mark out |
| Líneas de Nazca {prop} {fp} | :: Nazca Lines (geoglyphs in Peru) |
| linebacker {m} | :: linebacker |
| linense {adj} | :: Of or from La Línea de la Concepción |
| linense {mf} | :: Someone from La Línea de la Concepción |
| liner {m} | :: liner |
| lineup {m} | :: lineup |
| linfa {f} | :: lymph |
| linfa {f} [poetic] | :: water |
| linfangioleiomiomatosis {f} [pathology] | :: lymphangioleiomyomatosis |
| linfangitis {f} | :: lymphangitis |
| linfático {adj} | :: lymphatic |
| linfedema {m} | :: lymphedema |
| linfo- {prefix} | :: lympho- |
| linfoblástico {adj} | :: lymphoblastic |
| linfoblasto {m} | :: lymphoblast |
| linfocina {f} | :: lymphokine |
| linfocitario {adj} [attributive] | :: lymphocyte |
| linfocítico {adj} | :: lymphocytic |
| linfocito {m} [cytology, immunology] | :: lymphocyte |
| linfoide {adj} | :: lymphoid |
| linfoma {m} | :: lymphoma |
| linfoma de Hodgkin {m} [disease, oncology] | :: Hodgkin's lymphoma (malignant lymphoid neoplasm) |
| linfopenia {f} [pathology] | :: lymphopenia |
| linfopoyesis {f} [biology] | :: lymphopoiesis |
| linfoproliferativo {adj} | :: lymphoproliferative |
| linfotrópico {adj} | :: lymphotropic |
| lingote {m} | :: ingot |
| linguado {adj} [heraldry] | :: langued |
| lingual {adj} | :: lingual |
| lingüicidio {mf} | :: linguicide |
| linguine {mp} | :: alternative form of linguini |
| linguini {mp} | :: linguine (ribbons of pasta narrower than tagliatelle) |
| linguinis {mp} | :: alternative form of linguini |
| lingüista {mf} | :: linguist |
| lingüística {f} | :: linguistics |
| lingüística computacional {f} | :: computational linguistics |
| lingüística diacrónica {f} [linguistics] | :: diachronic linguistics |
| lingüística histórica {f} [linguistics] | :: historical linguistics |
| lingüísticamente {adv} | :: linguistically |
| lingüístico {adj} | :: linguistic |
| linier {m} [sport] | :: linesman, assistant referee |
| liniera {f} | :: feminine noun of liniero |
| liniero {m} [sports] | :: lineman |
| link {m} [computing] | :: link (text or a graphic that can be activated to open another document) |
| linkbuilding {m} | :: link building |
| linneano {adj} | :: Linnean |
| lino {m} | :: linen |
| lino {m} | :: flax |
| linoleato {m} | :: linoleate |
| linoleico {adj} | :: linoleic |
| linolénico {adj} | :: linolenic |
| linóleo {m} | :: linoleum |
| linón {m} | :: lawn (a type of thin linen or cotton) |
| linotipista {mf} | :: linotyper, linotypist |
| linterna {f} | :: lantern |
| linterna {f} | :: flashlight, torch |
| linterna de Aristóteles {f} [zoology] | :: Aristotle's lantern (jaws of sea urchins) |
| linterna eléctrica {f} | :: flashlight |
| linterna mágica {f} | :: magic lantern |
| linternilla {f} | :: diminutive of linterna |
| linternilla {f} | :: blackchin |
| linyera {mf} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: bundle of clothing |
| linyera {mf} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: tramp; bum; rolling stone |
| lío {m} | :: bundle |
| lío {m} [colloquial] | :: huddle |
| lío {m} [colloquial] | :: trouble, hassle, problem, mess |
| lío {m} [colloquial] | :: lover, bit on the side |
| liofilización {f} | :: freeze-drying, lyophilisation |
| liofilizadora {f} | :: a freeze-drying machine, a lyophilizer |
| liofilizar {v} | :: to freeze-dry |
| lionés {adj} | :: Of or from Lyon |
| lionés {m} | :: Someone from Lyon |
| lionesa {f} | :: feminine noun of lionés |
| Liorna {prop} {f} | :: Liorna (city) |
| Liorno {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Liorna |
| lioso {adj} | :: keen on stirring up; rabblerousing |
| lipasa {f} [enzyme] | :: lipase |
| Lípetsk {prop} {m} | :: Lípetsk (city) |
| lipídico {adj} | :: lipidic; of or pertaining to lipids |
| lípido {m} [organic compound] | :: lipid |
| lipo {m} | :: lipo |
| lipoatrofia {f} | :: lipoatrophy |
| lipodistrofia {f} | :: lipodystrophy |
| lipoescultura {f} | :: liposculpture |
| lipofílico {adj} | :: lipophilic |
| lipofuscina {f} [biochemistry] | :: lipofuscin |
| lipograma {m} | :: lipogram |
| lipoico {adj} | :: lipoic |
| lipoinyección {f} | :: lipoinjection |
| lipolisis {f} | :: lipolysis |
| lipólisis {f} | :: lipolysis |
| lipoma {m} [oncology] | :: lipoma |
| lipooxigenasa {f} [enzyme] | :: lipooxygenase |
| lipopolisacárido {m} [organic compound] | :: lipopolysaccharide |
| lipoproteína {f} | :: lipoprotein |
| liposarcoma {m} [oncology] | :: liposarcoma |
| liposoluble {adj} | :: liposoluble |
| liposoma {m} | :: liposome |
| liposucción {f} | :: liposuction |
| lipotimia {f} [medical] | :: collapse |
| lipstick {m} | :: lipstick |
| lique {n} | :: lichen |
| liquen {m} | :: lichen |
| liquénico {adj} | :: lichenic |
| liquenificación {f} [dermatology] | :: lichenification |
| liquenización {f} [lichenology] | :: lichenization |
| liquenización {f} [dermatology] | :: lichenification |
| liquenizar {v} | :: to lichenize |
| liquenología {f} | :: lichenology |
| liquidación {f} | :: sale, liquidation sale, clearance sale, closeout sale (sale of goods at reduced prices) |
| liquidacionista {mf} | :: liquidationist |
| liquidador {m} | :: liquidator (one who liquidates) |
| liquidadora {f} | :: feminine noun of liquidador |
| liquidámbar {m} | :: liquidambar, sweetgum |
| liquidar {v} | :: to liquidate (to settle a debt) |
| liquidar {v} | :: to liquidate (to settle the affairs of a company) |
| liquidar {v} | :: to liquidate (to convert assets into cash) |
| liquidar {v} | :: to liquefy |
| liquidez {f} | :: liquidity |
| líquido {adj} | :: liquid |
| líquido {m} | :: liquid |
| líquido cefalorraquídeo {m} | :: cerebrospinal fluid |
| líquido cerebroespinal {m} | :: cerebrospinal fluid |
| lira {f} | :: lyre |
| lira {f} | :: lira (former currency of Italy) |
| Lira {prop} {f} | :: Lyra (constellation) |
| lírica {f} | :: lyric |
| lírica {f} | :: lyric poetry |
| líricamente {adv} | :: lyrically |
| lírico {adj} | :: lyrical, lyric |
| líridas {fp} | :: Lyrids |
| lirio {m} | :: flag (plant) |
| lirio {m} | :: iris (plant) |
| lirio {m} | :: lily (flower) |
| lirio de mar {m} | :: sea lily |
| lirismo {m} | :: lyricism |
| liróforo {m} | :: poet; wordsmith |
| lirón {m} | :: dormouse |
| lirón careto {m} | :: garden dormouse |
| lirondo {adj} | :: only used in mondo y lirondo |
| lis {f} | :: synonym of lirio |
| lis {f} | :: synonym of flor de lis |
| lisa {f} | :: mullet, white mullet |
| Lisboa {prop} {f} | :: Lisboa (capital city) |
| lisboeta {adj} | :: from Lisbon |
| lisboeta {adj} | :: of or relating to Lisbon |
| lisboeta {mf} | :: a native of Lisbon; Lisboner |
| Liselotte {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| lisérgico {adj} | :: lysergic |
| lisiado {adj} | :: crippled |
| lisiar {vt} | :: to cripple |
| lisina {f} [amino acid] | :: lysine |
| lisión {f} [obsolete] | :: injury; wound |
| -lisis {suffix} | :: -lysis |
| lisis {f} [chemistry] | :: lysis |
| liso {adj} | :: smooth |
| liso {adj} | :: plain |
| liso {adj} | :: flat |
| liso {adj} | :: flat-chested (woman) |
| liso {adj} | :: straight |
| lisonja {f} | :: flattering comment |
| lisonjeador {m} | :: flatterer |
| lisonjeadora {f} | :: feminine noun of lisonjeador |
| lisonjear {v} | :: to flatter; to wheedle; to fawn |
| lisonjear {v} | :: to delight; to please |
| lisonjear {v} | :: to pay compliments to |
| lisonjera {f} | :: feminine noun of lisonjero |
| lisonjeramente {adv} | :: flatteringly, fawningly |
| lisonjero {adj} | :: flattering, fawning |
| lisonjero {adj} | :: pleasing, agreeable |
| lisonjero {adj} | :: complimentary |
| lisonjero {m} | :: flatterer, fawner |
| lisosoma {m} [cytology] | :: lysosome |
| lisosomal {adj} | :: lysosomal |
| lisozima {f} [enzyme] | :: lysozyme |
| lista {f} | :: list, roll |
| lista {f} | :: stripe |
| lista {f} | :: roster |
| lista de correo {f} | :: mailing list |
| lista de éxitos {f} [music] | :: chart, hit parade |
| lista de reproducción {f} | :: playlist |
| lista de seguimiento {f} | :: watchlist |
| listado {adj} | :: readied |
| listado {m} | :: list |
| listado {m} [fish] | :: skipjack [official term] |
| lista negra {f} | :: blacklist |
| listar {v} | :: to list |
| listeriosis {f} [pathology] | :: listeriosis |
| listeza {f} | :: cleverness |
| listilla {f} | :: feminine noun of listillo |
| listillo {m} [colloquial] | :: smart aleck, smartass |
| listín {m} | :: list of highlights |
| listín {m} | :: telephone book |
| listísimo {adj} | :: superlative of listo |
| listo {adj} | :: clever, smart [with ser] |
| listo {adj} | :: ready, set, all set, prepared, poised, up, down [with estar] |
| listo {adj} | :: alert |
| listo {interj} | :: get set! (before starting a race) |
| listo {interj} | :: that's it! (it's finished!) |
| listo de papeles {adj} [idiomatic] | :: in for it; doomed; out of action; DOA |
| listón {m} [architecture] | :: lath |
| listón {m} | :: strip |
| listón {m} | :: batten, slat |
| listón {m} [sports] | :: bar, crossbar |
| listón {m} [figurative] | :: bar, standard (level to overcome) |
| listón {m} [Mexico, Guatemala] | :: ribbon |
| lisura {f} | :: smoothness |
| lisura {f} | :: flatness |
| lisura {f} | :: calmness |
| lisura {f} | :: sincerity |
| lisura {f} [Latin America] | :: cheeky remark, disrespectful comment |
| lisuriento {adj} | :: foul-mouthed |
| -lita {suffix} [geology] | :: -lite |
| litar {vt} [uncommon] | :: to make a sacrifice in order to please the gods |
| litera {f} | :: bunk |
| litera {f} | :: bunk bed |
| litera {f} | :: berth, couchette (on either a ship or a train) |
| literal {adj} | :: literal |
| literalidad {f} | :: literalness |
| literalmente {adv} | :: literally |
| literalmente {adv} | :: verbatim |
| literariamente {adv} | :: In a literary manner |
| literario {adj} | :: literary |
| literata {f} | :: feminine noun of literato |
| literato {m} | :: literatus, man of letters |
| literatura {f} | :: literature |
| litiasis {f} [medicine] | :: lithiasis |
| lítico {adj} | :: lithic |
| litigación {f} | :: litigation |
| litigante {adj} [law] | :: litigating |
| litigante {mf} [law] | :: litigant |
| litigar {v} | :: to litigate |
| litigio {m} | :: litigation, lawsuit |
| litigiosidad {f} | :: litigiousness |
| litigioso {adj} | :: litigious |
| litio {m} | :: lithium |
| litis {f} [legal] | :: lawsuit |
| litispendencia {f} | :: lis pendens |
| -lito {suffix} | :: -lith, -lite |
| -lito {suffix} [Southern Spain] | :: variant of -ito, forms diminutives of nouns |
| lito- {prefix} | :: litho- |
| Lito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| litófilo {m} | :: lithophile |
| litógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of litógrafo |
| litografía {f} | :: lithography |
| litografía {f} | :: lithograph |
| litografiar {v} | :: to lithograph |
| litográfico {adj} | :: lithographic |
| litógrafo {m} | :: lithographer |
| litología {f} [geology] | :: lithology |
| litológico {adj} | :: lithological |
| litopterno {m} | :: litoptern |
| litoral {adj} | :: coastal |
| litoral {m} | :: coast; coastline |
| litoraleña {f} | :: feminine noun of litoraleño |
| litoraleño {adj} | :: Of or from the Argentine Littoral |
| litoraleño {m} | :: Someone from the Argentine Littoral |
| litoralense {adj} | :: Of or from Litoral de San Juan, Venezuela |
| litoralense {mf} | :: Someone from Litoral de San Juan, Venezuela |
| litorlanse {adj} | :: Of or related to Deportivo La Guaira Fútbol Club, a football team from Caracas |
| litorlanse {mf} | :: Someone who plays for, or supports, Deportivo La Guaira Fútbol Club |
| litósfera {f} [geology] | :: lithosphere |
| litosiderito {m} | :: stony-iron meteorite |
| litote {f} | :: Litotes, understatement. |
| lítotes {f} | :: alternative form of litote |
| litotomía {f} | :: lithotomy |
| litotómico {adj} | :: lithotomic |
| litotripsia {f} | :: lithotripsy |
| litro {m} [SI units] | :: litre; liter [US] |
| litrona {f} | :: bottle of size one liter |
| lituana {f} | :: feminine noun of lituano |
| Lituania {prop} {f} | :: Lithuania |
| lituano {adj} | :: Lithuanian (from or native to Lithuania) |
| lituano {adj} | :: Lithuanian (pertaining to Lithuania) |
| lituano {m} | :: a Lithuanian |
| lituano {m} | :: the Lithuanian language |
| Litueche {prop} {m} | :: Litueche (city) |
| lituechino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Litueche |
| liturgia {f} | :: liturgy |
| liturgia {f} | :: ritual |
| litúrgicamente {adv} | :: liturgically |
| litúrgico {adj} | :: liturgical |
| Liubliana {prop} {f} | :: Liubliana (capital city) |
| livermorio {m} | :: livermorium |
| Liverpool {prop} {m} | :: Liverpool (city/and/metropolitan borough) |
| liverpuliana {f} | :: feminine noun of liverpuliano |
| liverpuliano {adj} | :: Liverpudlian, Scouse (of or pertaining to Liverpool, Merseyside, North West England, United Kingdom) |
| liverpuliano {m} | :: Liverpudlian, Scouser (native or resident of Liverpool, Merseyside, North West England, United Kingdom) |
| livianamente {adv} | :: lightly |
| livianamente {adv} | :: in a free-spirited manner |
| liviandad {f} | :: lightness |
| liviandad {f} | :: triviality, frivolity |
| livianísimo {adj} | :: superlative of liviano |
| liviano {adj} | :: light (of low weight) |
| liviano {adj} | :: light (unimportant, trivial) |
| liviano {adj} | :: easygoing |
| liviano {m} | :: lung |
| lividez {f} | :: paleness, whiteness |
| lívido {adj} | :: livid, ashen, leaden gray |
| living {m} [Argentina] | :: living room |
| livonia {f} | :: feminine noun of livonio |
| Livonia {prop} {f} | :: Livonia (historical region) |
| livonio {m} | :: Livonian (language) |
| livonio {m} | :: Livonian (person) |
| livor {m} | :: a bluish color |
| livor {m} | :: malice, malignity |
| livor {m} [archaic, literary] | :: bruise |
| Livorno {prop} {f} | :: Livorno (province/and/city) |
| lixiviación {f} [chemistry] | :: leaching |
| lixiviar {vt} | :: to lixiviate; leach |
| lixosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: lyxose |
| liza {f} [formal] | :: battle, fight |
| liza {f} [historical] | :: palaestra |
| liza {f} | :: list (field of combat); joust |
| lizo {m} [textiles] | :: warp thread |
| ll {letter} | :: elle, the 14th letter of the Spanish alphabet, after l and before m |
| Ll {letter} | :: The 14th letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| LL {letter} | :: elle, the 14th letter of the Spanish alphabet, after L and before M |
| llaga {f} | :: wound |
| llaga {f} | :: sore |
| llaga {f} | :: ulcer |
| llagar {v} | :: to wound |
| llajua {f} | :: A spicy sauce from Bolivia, made from locotos |
| llajwa {f} | :: alternative spelling of llajua |
| llama {f} | :: flame |
| llama {f} | :: llama (camelid mammal) |
| llamada {f} | :: call |
| llamada a la oración {f} [Islam] | :: call to prayer |
| llamado {adj} | :: called |
| llamado {m} | :: call |
| llamador {m} | :: door knocker |
| llamador {m} | :: caller |
| llamador {m} | :: messenger |
| llamamiento {m} | :: call, appeal |
| llamamiento {m} [legal] | :: bequest (of personal property), devise (of real property) |
| llamante {mf} | :: caller |
| llamar {v} | :: to summon, to call |
| llamar {v} | :: to call (on the telephone) |
| llamar {v} | :: to knock (on a door) |
| llamar {v} | :: to ring (a doorbell) |
| llamar {v} | :: to refer to |
| llamar {v} | :: to appeal; to attract |
| llamar {vr} | :: to be called |
| llamarada {f} | :: sudden flare-up, blaze |
| llamarada {f} | :: flushing |
| llamarada de petate {f} [idiomatic] | :: flash in the pan |
| llamar al pan, pan, y al vino, vino {v} [idiom] | :: to call a spade a spade |
| llamar a quintas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to call up (to the army) |
| llamar la atención {v} [idiomatic] | :: to attract attention, draw attention |
| llamarse {v} | :: (reflexive of llamar) to be called (to call oneself, be named) |
| Llamas {prop} | :: A name of several localities in Asturias, Spain |
| Llamas {prop} | :: surname, the 544th most common in Mexico and 428th most common in Spain |
| llamativa {f} | :: flamboyant |
| llamativamente {adv} | :: horrifically |
| llamativo {adj} | :: striking, showy |
| llamativo {adj} | :: (said of food) dry; inducing thirst |
| llameante {adj} | :: flaming, blazing |
| llamear {vi} | :: to blaze |
| llamita {f} | :: diminutive of llama |
| llana {f} | :: trowel |
| llanada {f} | :: plain |
| llanamente {adv} | :: plainly, plain, simply, candidly |
| llanera {f} | :: feminine noun of llanero |
| llanerense {adj} | :: Of or from Llanera |
| llanerense {mf} | :: Someone from Llanera |
| llanero {m} [South America, chiefly Venezuela, Colombia] | :: plainsman, cowboy, llanero |
| Llanes {prop} | :: Llanes (coastal town) |
| llaneza {m} | :: plainness |
| llaneza {m} | :: frankness |
| llaneza {m} | :: simplicity |
| llanisco {adj} | :: Of or from Llanes |
| llanisco {m} | :: Someone from Llanes |
| llanísimo {adj} | :: superlative of llano |
| llanista {adj} | :: Of or from Los Llanos |
| llanito {adj} | :: Gibraltarian |
| llanito {m} | :: Gibraltarian |
| llano {adj} | :: even; flat; level |
| llano {adj} | :: plain |
| llano {adj} | :: straightforward |
| llano {adj} [phonetics] | :: paroxytone (penultimate accented) |
| llano {m} | :: plain (an open, grassy, mostly treeless land) |
| llanta {f} | :: obsolete form of planta |
| llanta {f} [cycling, automotive] | :: tyre rim, wheelrim |
| llanta {f} [Latin America] | :: tyre |
| llanta {f} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: fat, protruding belly |
| llantén {m} | :: plantain (plant of the genus Plantago) |
| llantén {m} | :: ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata) |
| llantén menor {m} | :: ribwort (Plantago lanceolata or Plantago major) |
| llantera {f} | :: sobbing; weeping; big cry |
| llantería {f} | :: tire yard |
| llantero {m} | :: Someone who works in a tire shop or tire yard |
| llanto {m} | :: crying |
| llanura {f} [landforms] | :: plain |
| Llanura de las Jarras {prop} {f} | :: Plain of Jars (plateau in Laos) |
| llapingacho {m} | :: An Ecuadorian pancake made with potato and cheese |
| llave {f} | :: key (to open doors) |
| llave {f} | :: key (of musical instrument) |
| llave {f} | :: key (in heraldry) |
| llave {f} | :: spanner, wrench |
| llave {f} | :: faucet, tap, water tap, spigot |
| llave {f} | :: curly bracket (left curly bracket and right curly bracket) |
| llave {f} | :: switch (a device to turn electric current on and off or direct its flow) |
| llave {f} [wrestling] | :: hold (position or grip used to control the opponent) |
| llave {f} [uncountable] | :: A game where a small metal disc is thrown at a small metal structure |
| llavear {v} [Argentina] | :: to lock |
| llave de cierre {f} | :: stopcock |
| llave inglesa {f} | :: adjustable spanner [UK], adjustable wrench [US], adjustable wrench [US], crescent wrench [US], crescent spanner [AU, NZ] |
| llavera {f} | :: feminine noun of llavero |
| llavero {m} | :: keyring, keychain, keyfob |
| llavero {m} | :: key holder (a holder for keys for wall) |
| llavero {m} | :: keyholder, claviger (person in charge of keys for a given location) |
| llavija {f} [regional] | :: alternative form of clavija |
| llavín {m} | :: small key |
| lleca {f} [vesre] | :: street |
| llegada {f} | :: arrival |
| llegadero {m} | :: end; end of the road |
| llegado {adj} | :: arrived, received, delivered |
| llegador {m} [cycling] | :: sprint finisher |
| llégale {interj} [Mexico] | :: get lost, go away (used to ask someone to leave) |
| llegar {vi} | :: to arrive, get (to) |
| llegar {vi} | :: to get up to, to go up to (+ a or + hasta) |
| llegar {vi} | :: to be sufficient |
| llegar {vi} | :: to manage (be successful) |
| llegar a final de mes {v} [idiomatic] | :: alternative form of llegar a fin de mes |
| llegar a fin de mes {v} [idiom] | :: to make ends meet |
| llegar a la suela del zapato {v} [idiomatic, usually in the negative] | :: To not compare to, to have nothing on |
| llegar al llegadero {v} [Venezuela, idiom] | :: to reach the point of no return |
| llegar a ser {v} | :: to become, to get to be, to come to be, to make it to |
| llegarse {v} | :: reflexive of llegar |
| llegar y besar {v} | :: alternative form of llegar y besar el santo |
| llegar y besar el santo {v} [idiomatic] | :: To do something super-quickly, in a flash |
| lleísmo {m} | :: the practice of distinguishing the Spanish sounds represented by the letter ye ("y") and the letter elle ("ll") |
| llello {m} [Latin America, slang] | :: coke; cocaine |
| llenadera {f} | :: limit (to tell when something is full or when something is enough) |
| llenador {adj} | :: filling |
| llenar {vt} | :: to fill something up |
| llenar {vt} | :: to fill out or complete a form |
| llenar {vt} | :: to complete a group |
| llenar {vt} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: synonym of hartar |
| llenar {vt} [Cuba, Uruguay] | :: synonym of molestar |
| llenar {vi} [rare, of the moon] | :: to become full |
| llenarse {vr} | :: to gorge oneself |
| llenísimo {adj} | :: jam-packed, crowded |
| llenito {adj} | :: diminutive of lleno |
| llenito {adj} | :: chubby; plump |
| lleno {adj} | :: full |
| llenura {f} | :: fullness |
| llesca {f} [slang] | :: weed, dope (marijuana) |
| llevadero {adj} | :: tolerable; manageable; bearable |
| llevadero {adj} | :: entertaining |
| llevanza {f} | :: carrying out |
| llevar {vt} | :: to take, to carry, to take away, to carry away, to carry around, to bring, to bear, to lug (implies to move something further from who speaks) |
| llevar {vt} | :: to take, to take out (implies moving someone further from the speaker) |
| llevar {v} [a] | :: to lead, to lead to, to drive, to drive to |
| llevar {vt} [with gerund] | :: to have spent time, have been |
| llevar {vt} | :: to wear (short for the more formal llevar puesto) |
| llevar {vt} | :: to have, include (have as a component, part, accessory or ingredient) |
| llevar {vt} | :: to give a lift, to give a ride |
| llevar {v} [colloquial] | :: to hold up, to be doing, to cope |
| llevar a cabo {v} | :: to carry out, fulfill, accomplish |
| llevar adelante {v} [idiom] | :: to carry out, carry through |
| llevar a efecto {v} [idiom] | :: to carry out, to put into effect |
| llevar a gala {v} [idiomatic] | :: to pride oneself on |
| llevar al huerto {vt} [idiomatic] | :: to twist someone's arm (to coerce, force) |
| llevar al huerto {vt} [idiomatic] | :: to have one's way with, to get into someone's pants |
| llevar el paso {v} | :: to keep time |
| llevar la contraria {v} [idiom] | :: to go against; say something against |
| llevar los pantalones {v} [idiomatic] | :: to wear the pants, to wear the trousers |
| llevar puesto {v} [idiom] | :: to wear |
| llevarse {v} | :: to wear |
| llevarse {v} [colloquial] | :: to be in, to be fashionable |
| llevarse a la boca {vt} [idiom] | :: to have (something) to eat |
| llevarse bien {v} | :: to get on; get along (well) |
| llevarse como el perro y el gato {v} [simile, idiom] | :: to fight like cat and dog |
| llevarse el gato al agua {v} [idiomatic] | :: to pull it off (succeed) |
| llevarse la palma {v} [idiomatic] | :: to win, to bear the palm, to bear away the palm, to carry the day, to take the cake, to take the prize, to take the biscuit, to beat it all, to run away with the prize |
| llevarse por delante {v} [idiomatic] | :: to mow down |
| llobaca {m} [vesre] | :: horse |
| Llobregat {prop} {m} | :: a river running through Catalonia |
| llorar {vi} | :: to cry, to weep |
| llorar {vt} | :: to mourn |
| llorasangre {m} | :: horned lizard (Phrynosoma spp.) |
| llorasangre {m} | :: a kind of plant (Bocconia sp.) |
| Llorente {prop} | :: surname |
| llorera {f} | :: weep, gushing of tears, bout of crying |
| lloretense {adj} | :: of or from Lloret de Mar |
| lloretense {mf} | :: Someone from Lloret de Mar |
| llorica {adj} | :: whining |
| llorica {mf} [colloquial, Spain] | :: crybaby (one who whines or complains) |
| lloriquear {vi} | :: to cry a little, whimper |
| lloriqueo {m} | :: whimper |
| lloriqueo {m} | :: whining |
| lloro {m} | :: cry; weep |
| llorón {m} | :: crybaby, whiner |
| llorón {adj} | :: sniveling, weeping, whiny |
| llorona {f} [folklore] | :: weeping woman (from the Latin American folkloric legend La Llarona) |
| llorona {f} [colloquial] | :: banshee (in general, by extension of the legend) |
| llorona {f} | :: feminine noun of llorón |
| lloroncito {adj} | :: diminutive of llorón |
| lloroso {adj} | :: weeping |
| lloroso {adj} | :: mournful, sad |
| lloroso {adj} [of eyes] | :: watery |
| Llosa {prop} | :: surname |
| llovedizo {adj} | :: leaky |
| llover {vi} [impersonal] | :: to rain |
| llover a cántaros {v} [idiomatic] | :: To pour; to rain heavily; to rain cats and dogs |
| llover a mares {v} [idiomatic, impersonal] | :: To pour; to rain heavily; to rain cats and dogs |
| llover con ganas {v} [impersonal, idiomatic] | :: rain heavily |
| llover sobre mojado {v} [idiom, impersonal] | :: To be one thing after another |
| llovido del cielo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: out of thin air |
| llovizna {f} | :: drizzle |
| lloviznar {vi} [impersonal] | :: to lightly rain; to drizzle |
| llueva o truene {adv} [idiomatic] | :: come rain or shine (regardless of the circumstances) |
| llueva, truene o relampaguee {adv} [idiomatic] | :: come rain or shine (regardless of the circumstances) |
| lluvia {f} | :: rain |
| lluvia {f} | :: shower (precipitation) |
| lluvia ácida {f} | :: acid rain |
| lluvia de estrellas {f} | :: A meteor shower |
| lluvia de ideas {f} | :: brainstorm |
| lluvia de meteoros {f} | :: A meteor shower |
| lluviosidad {f} | :: rainfall; precipitation |
| lluvioso {adj} | :: rainy |
| lo {art} | :: neuter definite article used to make abstract nouns from adjectives; the |
| lo {pron} | :: impersonal neuter pronoun (clitic form of ello); it, that |
| loa {f} | :: praise |
| loable {adj} | :: laudable |
| loablemente {adv} | :: laudably, commendably |
| lo antes posible {adv} | :: as soon as possible |
| loar {vt} | :: to praise |
| loba {f} | :: feminine noun of lobo, a she-wolf |
| loba {f} [slang] | :: a fox: an attractive woman |
| loba {f} [slang] | :: a bitch: a prostitute |
| lobado {adj} | :: lobed; lobate |
| lobagante {m} [obsolete] | :: European lobster |
| lobal {adj} | :: lobal |
| Lobamba {prop} | :: Lobamba (the traditional and <<legislative capital>> of <<c/Eswatini>>) |
| lo barato sale caro {proverb} | :: cheap objects or solutions can end up being expensive, because they don’t last as long, require high maintenance or are inefficient |
| lo barato sale caro {proverb} | :: buy cheap, buy twice |
| lobarro {m} [obsolete] | :: synonym of robalo |
| lobato {m} | :: a wolf cub, a wolfling |
| lobbista {mf} | :: lobbyist |
| lobby {m} | :: lobby (group of people who try to influence public officials) |
| lobería {f} | :: Area where a lot of wolves live |
| lobería {f} | :: wolf hunt |
| lobería {f} [Argentina, Peru] | :: sea lion breeding ground |
| lobero {adj} | :: lupine |
| lobero {m} | :: wolfhound |
| lobero {m} | :: wolf hunter |
| lobero irlandés {m} | :: Irish wolfhound |
| lobezno {m} | :: wolf cub |
| lobi {m} | :: lobby |
| lobina {f} | :: European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) |
| lobisón {m} | :: werewolf |
| lobista {mf} | :: lobbyist |
| lobita {f} | :: diminutive of loba |
| lobito {m} | :: diminutive of lobo |
| lobo {m} | :: wolf |
| lobo {m} [Spain, dated] | :: drunkenness |
| lobo con piel de cordero {m} [idiom] | :: wolf in sheep's clothing |
| lobo del mar {m} | :: alternative form of lobo de mar |
| lobo de mar {m} | :: seal |
| lobo de mar {m} | :: sea lion |
| lobo de Tasmania {m} | :: thylacine |
| Lobo Feroz {prop} {m} | :: Big Bad Wolf (any fictional evil wolf that appears in fairy tales or fables) |
| lobo marino {m} | :: seal |
| lobo marino {m} | :: sea lion |
| lobo marino {m} | :: seadog |
| lobo marino de California {m} | :: California sea lion |
| lobotomía {f} [surgery] | :: lobotomy |
| lobotomización {f} | :: lobotomization/lobotomisation |
| lobotomizar {v} | :: to lobotomize [North America], to lobotomise [UK, Australia] |
| lóbrego {adj} | :: dark |
| lóbrego {adj} | :: sad |
| lóbrego {adj} | :: gloomy |
| lobreguez {f} | :: darkness |
| lobreguez {f} | :: gloominess |
| lo bueno, si breve {proverb} | :: alternative form of lo bueno, si breve, dos veces bueno |
| lo bueno, si breve, dos veces bueno {proverb} | :: the shorter, the better |
| lobulado {adj} | :: lobate |
| lobular {adj} | :: lobar |
| lobular {adj} | :: lobular |
| lobulillar {adj} | :: lobular |
| lobulillo {m} | :: lobule |
| lóbulo {m} | :: lobe |
| lóbulo {m} | :: lobule |
| lóbulo {m} | :: ear lobe |
| lóbulo frontal {m} [neurology] | :: frontal lobe |
| lóbulo occipital {m} [neurology] | :: occipital lobe |
| lóbulo parietal {m} [neurology] | :: parietal lobe |
| lóbulo temporal {m} [neurology] | :: temporal lobe |
| lobuno {adj} | :: lupine, wolflike, wolfish |
| loca {f} | :: feminine noun of loco |
| loca {f} [pejorative] | :: a madwoman |
| loca {f} [slang] | :: an effeminate man or boy |
| loca {f} [slang] | :: a very flirtatious homosexual man or boy |
| locación {f} | :: rental, leasing |
| local {adj} | :: local |
| local {m} | :: premises, rooms |
| local {m} [Mexico] | :: store or other retail unit in a shopping center |
| local de alterne {f} | :: hostess bar |
| localía {f} [sport] | :: state of playing at home; home advantage |
| localidad {f} | :: place, locality |
| localidad {f} | :: seat (in theatre, show) |
| localismo {m} | :: localism |
| localista {adj} | :: local, localist |
| localizable {adj} | :: localizable/localisable |
| localizable {adj} | :: available |
| localización {f} | :: finding, location |
| localización {f} | :: localization |
| localizado {adj} | :: located |
| localizador {m} | :: localizer |
| localizador {adj} [private international law] | :: jurisdiction-selecting (not content-oriented) |
| localizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of localizador |
| localizar {vt} | :: to find |
| localizar {vt} | :: to localize, locate |
| localizar {vr} | :: to be located, localized |
| localmente {adv} | :: locally |
| locamente {adv} | :: madly, crazily |
| locataria {f} | :: feminine noun of locatario |
| locatario {m} | :: tenant, renter |
| locativo {adj} | :: locative |
| locativo {m} | :: locative |
| locera {f} [colloquial, Honduras and Venezuela] | :: A woman who makes or sells items made of china. |
| locero {m} [colloquial, Honduras and Venezuela] | :: One who makes or sells items made of china. |
| locha {f} | :: loach (freshwater fish) |
| loche {m} [Peru] | :: pumpkin, crookneck pumpkin, butternut squash, winter squash |
| loche {m} [Andalusia] | :: ginger (color) |
| Lochkoviense {prop} {m} | :: Lochkovian |
| loción {f} | :: lotion |
| locker {m} | :: locker |
| loco {adj} | :: crazy, insane, mad [asserting that something is out of place in the head] |
| loco {adj} | :: rash, risky, imprudent |
| loco {adj} | :: tremendous, terrific, huge, enormous |
| loco {adj} | :: overgrown, rambling |
| loco {adj} | :: loose [pipe fittings, pulley] |
| loco {adj} | :: sexy [only with "ser" e.g. "soy loco"] |
| loco {m} [pejorative] | :: a crazy person; a madman |
| loco {m} | :: a highly affected homosexual; fruit |
| loco {m} | :: a plant in the genus Astragalus or Oxytropis |
| loco {m} [Chile] | :: Chilean edible gastropod mollusk that resembles abalone but is, in fact, a muricid (Concholepas concholepas) |
| loco de remate {adj} | :: stark raving mad |
| lo comido por lo servido {proverb} | :: what you lose on the swings you gain on the roundabouts |
| locomoción {f} | :: locomotion (the ability to move from place to place) |
| locomotor {adj} | :: locomotive (relating to locomotion) |
| locomotora {f} | :: locomotive (the power unit of a train that pulls the coaches or wagons) |
| locos y niños dicen la verdad {phrase} [idiom] | :: Crazy people and children tell the truth, meaning they have no inhibition to express how they see things |
| locote {m} [Paraguay] | :: bell pepper, sweet pepper |
| locotractor {m} | :: traction engine |
| locrio {m} | :: dish made from rice cooked with meat |
| locro {m} | :: A stew consisting of squash, common beans, corn and/or potatoes, sometimes with meat |
| locuacidad {f} | :: loquacity, talkativeness, garrulity, flippancy |
| locuaz {adj} | :: loquacious |
| locución {f} | :: idiom |
| locución adjetiva {f} | :: adjective phrase |
| locución adverbial {f} | :: adverbial phrase |
| locución verbal {f} | :: verb phrase |
| lóculo {m} | :: loculus |
| locura {f} [uncountable] | :: madness, craziness |
| locura {f} [countable] | :: an act of madness (i.e., an act based on a lack of judgement or reasoning; an act causing surprise due to its anomalous nature) |
| Locura de Marzo {prop} {f} [basketball] | :: March Madness |
| locurón {m} | :: augmentative of locura |
| locus {m} [genetics] | :: locus |
| locutar {v} | :: to speak (on the radio or on a recording) |
| locutor {m} [media] | :: announcer, newscaster, newsreader, commentator |
| locutora {f} | :: female equivalent of locutor |
| locutorio {m} | :: call shop, parlor |
| lodazal {m} | :: A muddy place; morass, mire, mudhole |
| loden {m} | :: loden |
| lodícula {f} | :: lodicule |
| lodo {m} | :: mud; muck; mire |
| lodosano {adj} | :: Of or from Lodosa |
| lodosano {m} | :: Someone from Lodosa |
| lodoso {adj} | :: muddy, boggy |
| lofocito {m} [cytology] | :: lophocyte |
| lofóforo {m} [zoology] | :: lophophore |
| lofotrocozoo {m} [zoology] | :: lophotrochozoan |
| loft {m} | :: loft |
| logana {f} | :: loganberry |
| logar {vt} [archaic] | :: to rent |
| logarítmicamente {adv} | :: logarithmically |
| logarítmico {adj} | :: logarithmic |
| logaritmo {m} | :: logarithm |
| logia {f} | :: lodge (Freemasons) |
| -logía {suffix} | :: -logy, -ology |
| lógia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of logia |
| lógica {f} | :: logic |
| lógica {f} | :: female logician |
| lógica borrosa {f} | :: fuzzy logic |
| lógica difusa {f} | :: fuzzy logic |
| lógicamente {adv} | :: logically |
| -lógico {suffix} | :: -logical, -logic |
| lógico {adj} | :: logical |
| lógico {m} | :: logician |
| login {m} | :: login |
| logística {f} | :: logistics |
| logísticamente {adv} | :: logistically |
| logístico {adj} | :: logistical |
| -logo {suffix} | :: -logist (one who studies) |
| logográfico {adj} | :: logographic |
| logograma {m} | :: logogram |
| logomaquia {f} | :: logomachy (dispute over the meaning of words) |
| logopeda {mf} | :: speech therapist |
| logopedia {f} | :: speech therapy, logopedics |
| logorrea {f} | :: logorrhea (excessive talkativeness) |
| logorrea {f} [pathology] | :: logorrhea (excessive and often uncontrollable speaking due to a mental disorder) |
| logorreico {adj} | :: logorrheic |
| logotipo {m} | :: A logo |
| logotipo {m} | :: A mascot |
| logrado {adj} | :: successful |
| lograr {vt} | :: to get, to obtain |
| lograr {vt} | :: to achieve, to manage to |
| lograrse {v} | :: to be successful |
| logrera {f} | :: feminine noun of logrero |
| logrero {m} | :: moneylender |
| logro {m} | :: attainment, success |
| logro {m} [video games] | :: achievement |
| logroñés {adj} | :: Of or from Logroño |
| logroñés {m} | :: Someone from Logroño |
| logroñesa {f} | :: feminine noun of logroñés |
| Logroño {prop} {m} | :: Logroño (capital city) |
| loguear {v} [computing] | :: to log in; log on |
| loína {f} | :: feminine noun of loíno |
| loíno {adj} | :: Of or from El Loa, Chile |
| loíno {adj} | :: of or pertaining to C.D. Cobreloa, a football club from Calama, Chile |
| loíno {m} | :: Someone connected to C.D. Cobreloa, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| loíno {m} | :: Someone from El Loa |
| Loira {prop} | :: Loira (river) |
| Loira {prop} | :: Loira (department) |
| loísmo {m} | :: The nonstandard practice of using lo or la as indirect object pronouns when referring to people, instead of the standard le |
| lojana {f} | :: feminine noun of lojano |
| lojano {adj} | :: Of or from the province or city of Loja Province, Ecuador |
| lojano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the province or city of Loja Province, Ecuador |
| lola {f} [colloquial, Chile] | :: girl |
| lola {f} [colloquial, usually in plural, Mexico] | :: breasts, bosom, boobies, knockers |
| Lola {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Loles {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Loli {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Lolita {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| lolo {adj} [colloquial, Chile] | :: young, teen, juvenile (person) |
| lolo {m} [colloquial, Chile] | :: kid, boy, girl |
| Lolol {prop} {m} | :: Lolol (city) |
| lololino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Lolol |
| loma {f} [geography] | :: a long hill or mountain |
| loma {f} [geography] | :: a low hill |
| loma {f} [urbanism] | :: suburb |
| lomada {f} | :: hill; hillock |
| lomaje {m} [Cono Sur] | :: a low ridge |
| lo más mínimo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: (not) in the slightest, not in the least |
| lombarda {f} | :: feminine noun of lombardo |
| Lombardía {prop} {f} | :: Lombardía (region) |
| lombardo {adj} | :: Lombard |
| lombardo {m} | :: Lombard |
| lombricultura {f} | :: worm farming |
| lombriz {f} | :: worm |
| lombriz de tierra {m} | :: earthworm |
| lombriz solitaria {f} | :: tapeworm |
| Lomé {prop} | :: Lomé (capital city) |
| lomerío {m} | :: highland |
| lomita {f} | :: diminutive of loma |
| lomitería {f} | :: A restaurant selling lomitos |
| lomito {m} | :: diminutive of lomo |
| lomito {m} | :: steak sandwich |
| lomo {m} [anatomy, in the plural] | :: back (the rear of body) |
| lomo {m} [anatomy, also, in the plural] | :: lower back, lumbar |
| lomo {m} | :: loin, tenderloin (any of several cuts of meat) |
| lomo {m} | :: fillet [of fish] (a strip or compact piece of meat) |
| lomo {m} [in the plural] | :: rib (cut of meat enclosing one or more rib bones) |
| lomo {m} | :: spine (the narrow, bound edge of a book) |
| lomo {m} | :: crease [of a hide, fabric, etc] |
| lomo {m} | :: blunt edge [of a blade] |
| lomo {m} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: flesh |
| lomo saltado {m} | :: A Peruvian dish consisting of steak strips, fried potatoes, spices and other ingredients |
| lona {f} | :: canvas |
| lona {f} | :: sail cloth |
| lona {f} | :: cotton duck |
| lona {f} | :: tarpaulin |
| loncha {f} | :: slice |
| loncha {f} | :: slab |
| lonche {m} [Latin America] | :: a light meal or snack taken at noon or in the afternoon |
| lonche {m} [Peru] | :: tea (light meal with tea or coffee) |
| lonche {m} [Mexico] | :: a sandwich on a roll, a torta |
| lonchear {v} | :: to slice, slice up |
| lonchera {f} | :: lunchbox |
| lonchería {f} | :: snack bar |
| lonco {m} | :: lonco |
| loncotear {v} | :: to engage in a kind of wrestle |
| londinense {adj} [relational] | :: London (of, from or pertaining to London in the UK) |
| londinense {mf} | :: Londoner |
| Londres {prop} {m} | :: Londres (capital city) |
| longa {f} [music] | :: longa |
| longanimidad {f} | :: longanimity, forbearance, long-suffering |
| longaniza {f} | :: pork sausage |
| longaniza {f} [slang] | :: wiener, dick (penis) |
| longevidad {f} | :: longevity |
| longevo {adj} | :: long-lived, long-living, that lives for a long time |
| longicornio {adj} | :: Having long horns, or long hornlike appendages |
| longísimo {adj} [anatomy] | :: longissimus (attributive) |
| longitud {f} | :: length |
| longitud {f} | :: longitude |
| longitud de onda {f} | :: wavelength |
| longitudinal {adj} | :: longitudinal (relating to length or longitude) |
| longitudinal {adj} | :: longitudinal (sampling data over time) |
| longitudinalmente {adv} | :: longitudinally |
| longividente {adj} [obsolete] | :: long-living |
| longko {m} | :: alternative form of lonco |
| longobarda {f} | :: feminine noun of longobardo |
| longobardo {adj} | :: Lombard |
| longobardo {m} | :: Lombard |
| longuísimo {adj} [rare, superlative] | :: very long |
| longura {f} [obsolete] | :: length |
| lonja {f} | :: slice, rasher |
| lonja {f} | :: beer belly |
| lonja {f} | :: market (especially for fish) |
| lontananza {f} | :: distance |
| look {m} [colloquial] | :: Look; style, appearance |
| loor {m} [literary, formal] | :: praise |
| Lope {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| López {prop} | :: surname |
| lopezobradorista {adj} | :: Of, relating to, or supporting, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Mexican politician |
| lopezobradorista {mf} | :: A supporter of Andrés Manuel López Obrador |
| lopezportillista {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or supporting, José López Portillo, president of Mexico 1976-1982 |
| lopezportillista {mf} | :: A supporter of José López Portillo |
| lo primero es lo primero {phrase} | :: first things first (let's deal with matters of highest priority first) |
| lo prometido es deuda {phrase} | :: a promise is a promise |
| lo que {pron} | :: what (the thing that) |
| lo que {pron} | :: whatever |
| lo que {pron} | :: which (pronoun refering to a clause) |
| loquear {vi} | :: to act foolishly |
| loquear {vt} [US Spanish] | :: to lock |
| lo que no mata, engorda {proverb} | :: That which does not kill us makes us stronger. |
| loquera {f} | :: feminine noun of loquero |
| loquerío {m} [Chile, Peru] | :: kerfuffle |
| loquero {m} [colloquial, deprecative] | :: A shrink (psychologist or psychiatrist) |
| lo que sea {adv} [sometimes dismissively] | :: whatever |
| lo que se han de comer los gusanos, que lo disfruten los cristianos {phrase} | :: Used as a tongue in cheek justification for promiscuity or wearing revealing clothes |
| loquilla {f} | :: feminine noun of loquillo |
| loquillo {adj} | :: diminutive of loco |
| loquillo {m} | :: diminutive of loco |
| loquios {m} | :: lochia |
| loquísimo {adj} | :: superlative of loco |
| loquita {f} | :: feminine noun of loquito |
| loquito {adj} | :: diminutive of loco |
| loquito {m} | :: diminutive of loco |
| lora {f} | :: feminine noun of loro |
| lorazepam {m} | :: lorazepam |
| lord {m} | :: lord (British title) |
| lordosis {f} [pathology] | :: lordosis |
| loreal {adj} | :: loreal |
| Lorena {prop} {f} | :: Lorena (region) |
| Lorena {prop} {f} | :: given name transferred from the place name and thereby equivalent to English Lorraine |
| lorenés {adj} | :: Of or from Lorraine |
| lorenés {m} | :: Someone from Lorraine |
| lorenesa {f} | :: feminine noun of lorenés |
| Lorenza {prop} {f} | :: given name (feminine form of Lorenzo) |
| Lorenzana {prop} | :: surname |
| Lorenzo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Lorenzo {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Lorenzo {prop} {m} | :: The letter L in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| Lorenzo {prop} {m} | :: Name given to the sun |
| loretana {f} | :: feminine noun of loretano |
| loretano {adj} | :: Of or from the Loreto Region, Peru |
| loretano {m} | :: Someone from the Loreto Region, Peru |
| Loreto {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Loreto {prop} {f} | :: Loreto (region) |
| loricífero {m} [zoology] | :: loriciferan |
| lorículo {m} | :: hanging parrot |
| loriga {f} | :: mail, chain mail |
| loriga {f} | :: bard (armor for a horse) |
| lorito {m} | :: diminutive of loro |
| lorito {m} | :: fig parrot |
| loro {m} | :: parrot, parakeet |
| loro {m} [by extension] | :: chatterbox |
| loroco {m} | :: loroco vine, Fernaldia pandurata |
| loroco {m} | :: loroco flowers, commonly used in pupusas |
| loro tricahue {m} | :: burrowing parrot (Cyanoliseus patagonus) |
| lorquiano {adj} | :: Lorcan (of or relating to Federico García Lorca) |
| lorquina {f} | :: feminine noun of lorquino |
| lorquino {adj} | :: Of or from Lorca |
| lorquino {m} | :: Someone from Lorca |
| lorza {f} | :: frill |
| lorza {f} [Spain] | :: spare tyre [UK], spare tire [North America], flab, roll of fat |
| los {art} | :: the |
| los {pron} | :: plural masculine or neuter pronoun |
| losa {f} | :: flagstone, paving stone, slab, tile (flat, rectangular piece of rock or stone) |
| Losada {prop} | :: surname |
| losange {m} | :: rhombus |
| losange {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: lozenge |
| Los Ángeles {prop} | :: Los Ángeles (large city) |
| Los Ángeles {prop} | :: Los Ángeles (city) |
| losanjado {adj} [heraldry] | :: lozenged |
| losartán {m} | :: losartan |
| los casis no cuentan {proverb} | :: almost doesn't count |
| loseta {f} | :: (small) tile |
| lo siento {interj} | :: sorry |
| losiento {interj} | :: informal form of lo siento |
| Lot {prop} {m} | :: Lot (Biblical character) |
| lote {m} | :: lot (chance assignment) |
| lote {m} | :: lot, claim |
| lote {m} | :: plot (of land) |
| lote {m} [production] | :: batch |
| lote {m} [informatics] | :: batch |
| loteador {m} | :: An owner of a lote |
| lotear {vt} | :: to distribute into lots |
| lotecito {m} | :: diminutive of lote |
| loteo {m} | :: lot (distinct portion or plot of land) |
| lotera {f} | :: lottery-ticket seller |
| lotería {f} | :: lottery |
| lotería {f} | :: A traditional Mexican game of chance, similar to bingo, but using images on a deck of cards instead of numbered ping pong balls |
| lotero {m} | :: lottery-ticket seller |
| lotificación {f} | :: subdivision of land |
| lotificar {v} [Central America] | :: to divide up into lots |
| lotización {f} [Latin America] | :: dividing up into lots |
| loto {m} | :: lotus |
| lotófaga {f} | :: lotus eater |
| lotófago {m} | :: lotus eater |
| lounge {m} | :: lounge |
| Lourdes {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Lovaina {prop} {f} | :: Leuven/Louvain (Belgian city) |
| lovastatina {f} | :: lovastatin |
| lovecraftiano {adj} | :: Lovecraftian |
| low cost {adj} | :: low-cost; budget |
| loza {f} | :: earthenware |
| loza {f} | :: dishes, dishware |
| loza {f} | :: porcelain, china |
| loza {f} | :: ceramic floor tile |
| Lozada {prop} | :: Lozada (locality) |
| Lozada {prop} | :: surname |
| lozanía {f} | :: vigor, vitality |
| lozano {adj} | :: fresh; lush |
| lozano {adj} | :: healthy-looking |
| Lozano {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| LQSA {prop} | :: initialism of La que se avecina a Spanish sitcom |
| LSE {f} | :: initialism of lengua de signos española |
| LTA {prop} [Argentina] | :: La Tenes Adentro |
| lúa {f} [nautical] | :: lee |
| Luanda {prop} | :: Luanda (capital city) |
| Lubiano {prop} {m} | :: Lubiano (village) |
| Lubiano {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| lubina {f} | :: sea bass |
| lubricación {f} | :: lubrication |
| lubricante {m} | :: lubricant |
| lubricar {v} | :: to lubricate |
| lubricidad {f} | :: slipperiness |
| lúbrico {adj} [biology, mycology] | :: lubricous, slimy |
| lúbrico {adj} | :: slippery |
| lúbrico {adj} | :: lusty |
| lúbrico {adj} [rare] | :: vicious |
| lubrificación {f} | :: lubrication |
| lubrificante {m} | :: lubricant |
| lubrificar {v} | :: to lubricate |
| luca {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: a thousand pesos |
| luca {f} [Peru, colloquial] | :: nuevo sol |
| lucana {f} | :: feminine noun of lucano |
| Lucanas {prop} | :: Lucanas (province) |
| lucano {adj} | :: Lucanian |
| lucano {m} | :: Lucanian |
| Lucano {prop} {m} | :: Lucan |
| Lucas {prop} {m} | :: Luke [biblical character] |
| Lucas {prop} {m} | :: Luke [book of the Bible] |
| Lucas {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| lucaya {f} | :: feminine noun of lucayo |
| lucayo {adj} | :: Lucayan |
| lucayo {m} | :: Lucayan |
| lucecilla {f} | :: diminutive of luz |
| lucecita {f} | :: diminutive of luz |
| lucense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Lugo |
| lucense {mf} | :: Someone from Lugo |
| lucentina {f} | :: feminine noun of lucentino |
| lucentino {adj} | :: of or from Lucena |
| lucentino {m} | :: Someone from Lucena |
| Lucerna {prop} {f} | :: Lucerna (capital city) |
| Lucerna {prop} {f} | :: Lucerna (canton) |
| Lucerna {prop} {f} | :: Lucerna (lake) |
| lucernario {m} | :: skylight |
| lucero {m} | :: luminary (natural light-giving body) |
| lucero {m} | :: brilliance, luster |
| lucero {m} | :: morningstar, daystar |
| Lucero {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| lucha {f} | :: fight, fighting, fray |
| lucha {f} | :: struggle, battle [in the figurative sense], strife, striving |
| lucha {f} [sport, martial art] | :: wrestling |
| lucha {f} | :: control, enforcement, fight (e.g. disease control, tobacco control, drug control) |
| Lucha {prop} {f} | :: given name, Luz María or María de la Luz |
| Lucha {prop} {f} | :: given name, María Luisa |
| luchador {adj} | :: fighting |
| luchador {m} | :: fighter, scrapper |
| luchador {m} [sports] | :: wrestler |
| luchador {m} | :: struggler |
| luchadora {f} | :: feminine noun of luchador |
| lucha grecorromana {f} [martial arts] | :: Greco-Roman wrestling |
| lucha libre {f} [martial arts] | :: freestyle wrestling, including professional wrestling |
| luchar {v} | :: to fight, to battle, to do battle |
| luchar {v} | :: to struggle, to strive, to contend, to grapple |
| luchar {v} [sport] | :: to wrestle |
| lucharniego {adj} [hunting, of dogs] | :: nocturnal |
| luchístico {adj} [attributive] | :: wrestling |
| luchita {f} | :: diminutive of lucha |
| Lucho {prop} {m} | :: Nickname for Luis |
| Lucía {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Luciana {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Luciano |
| Luciano {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Luciano {prop} {m} | :: Lucian, the Sophist |
| lúcidamente {adv} | :: lucidly, clearheadedly |
| lucidez {f} | :: lucidity, lucidness |
| lucidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of lúcido |
| lúcido {adj} | :: lucid |
| lucidor {adj} | :: shiny |
| luciente {adj} | :: shining |
| luciérnaga {f} | :: firefly |
| Lucifer {prop} | :: Lucifer |
| luciferino {adj} | :: satanic; devilish |
| lucífero {adj} [poetic] | :: bright, radiant, dazzling, luminous, giving off light |
| lucífero {m} | :: the morningstar, daystar, planet Venus |
| lucillo {m} | :: stone grave |
| lucimiento {m} | :: wearing, sporting |
| lucio {m} | :: pike (any carnivorous freshwater fish of the genus Esox) |
| lucio {m} | :: slowworm |
| lucio {adj} | :: bright, luminous |
| lucio {adj} | :: shiny |
| lución {m} | :: slowworm |
| lucir {vi} | :: to shine |
| lucir {vt} | :: to sport, wear |
| lucir {vt} [figurative] | :: to show off, to display, to look like |
| lucirse {v} | :: reflexive of lucir |
| lucite {m} | :: Lucite |
| lucrar {v} | :: to profit, win, gain, opportune, lucrate |
| lucrar {v} | :: to obtain one's desires |
| lucrar {vr} | :: To make a killing, get rich |
| lucrarse {v} | :: reflexive of lucrar |
| lucrativo {adj} | :: lucrative, profitable |
| lucro {m} | :: profit, gain, lucre |
| lucroniense {adj} | :: Of or from Logroño |
| lucroniense {mf} | :: Someone from Logroño |
| luctuoso {adj} | :: sad, mournful, grieving |
| lucubración {f} | :: lucubration |
| lúcuma {f} | :: lucmo (fruit) |
| lucumí {m} | :: A form of Yoruba used as a liturgical language in aantería, a syncretic religion of Cuba |
| Ludfordiense {prop} {m} | :: Ludfordian |
| ludibrio {m} [formal] | :: mockery; scorn |
| lúdico {adj} | :: ludic |
| ludificación {f} | :: gamification |
| ludificar {v} | :: To gamify |
| ludir {v} | :: to rub, to scrape |
| ludismo {m} [historical] | :: Luddism (opposition to the Industrial Revolution by textile workers) |
| ludismo {m} [by extension, pejorative] | :: Luddism (opposition to technological progress) |
| ludista {mf} | :: Luddite |
| ludópata {mf} | :: gambler |
| ludopatía {f} | :: gambling addiction |
| ludoteca {f} | :: playroom |
| ludoteca {f} | :: games room |
| lúdrico {adj} [formal] | :: fun |
| luego {adv} | :: then (afterward) |
| luego {adv} | :: later, later on (at some point in the future) |
| luego {adv} [Latin America] | :: soon (within a short time) |
| luego {conj} | :: therefore (consequently) |
| luego de {prep} [Argentina, Mexico, Dominican Republic] | :: after, following |
| luego luego {adv} | :: at once, immediately |
| lueguito {adv} | :: diminutive of luego |
| luengo {adj} [obsolete, poetic] | :: long |
| luético {adj} [medicine] | :: luetic |
| lúgano {m} | :: Eurasian siskin |
| lugar {m} | :: place |
| lugarcillo {m} | :: diminutive of lugar |
| lugarcito {m} | :: diminutive of lugar |
| lugar común {m} | :: truism |
| lugareña {f} | :: feminine noun of lugareño |
| lugareño {m} | :: inhabitant, local |
| lugartenencia {f} | :: lieutenantship |
| lugartenienta {f} | :: feminine noun of lugarteniente |
| lugarteniente {m} | :: deputy, lieutenant |
| luge {m} | :: luge (sport) |
| Lugo {prop} {m} | :: Lugo (province) |
| Lugo {prop} {m} | :: Lugo (city) |
| lúgubre {adj} | :: lugubrious, mournful, gloomy |
| lúgubremente {adv} | :: lugubriously; gloomily |
| lugués {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Lugo |
| lugués {m} | :: Someone from Lugo |
| Luiña {prop} | :: surname |
| luis {m} | :: louis (currency) |
| Luis {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Luisa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| luiseña {f} | :: feminine noun of luiseño |
| luiseño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Luiseño people or their language |
| luiseño {m} | :: One of the Luiseño people |
| luisiana {f} | :: feminine noun of luisiano |
| Luisiana {prop} {f} | :: Louisiana |
| luisianés {adj} [Louisiana] | :: Louisianan (from or native to Louisiana) |
| luisianés {adj} [Louisiana] | :: Louisianan (pertaining to Louisiana) |
| luisiano {adj} | :: Louisianian, Louisianan |
| luisiano {m} | :: Louisianian, Louisianan |
| Luisito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| lujazo {adj} | :: lucky, fortunate |
| lujazo {m} | :: luxury |
| lujo {m} | :: luxury, extravagance (wealthy and comfortable surroundings) |
| lujo {m} | :: luxury (something desirable but expensive) |
| lujo {m} | :: luxury, treat, indulgence (something pleasant but not necessary) |
| lujo {m} | :: ritz, fanciness |
| lujosamente {adv} | :: luxuriously |
| lujosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of lujoso |
| lujoso {adj} | :: luxurious |
| lujuria {f} | :: lust |
| lujuria {f} | :: excess |
| lujuriante {adj} | :: luxuriant |
| lujuriosamente {adv} | :: lustfully |
| lujurioso {adj} | :: lustful |
| Lula {prop} {f} | :: A pet form for Lourdes (including María de Lourdes) |
| lulismo {m} | :: Lulism (political ideology of former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva) |
| lulo {m} | :: Solanum quitoense; a tart tomato-like fruit that grows in Colombia and Ecuador |
| lumbago {m} [pathology] | :: lumbago |
| lumbalgia {f} [pathology] | :: lumbago (lower back pain) |
| lumbar {adj} | :: lumbar |
| lumbo- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: lumbo- |
| lumbociático {adj} | :: lumbar |
| lumbosacro {adj} | :: lumbosacral |
| lumbrada {f} | :: large fire |
| lumbral {m} | :: obsolete spelling of umbral |
| lumbre {f} | :: combustible material |
| lumbre {f} | :: fire (matter that has produced or is capable of producing fire) |
| lumbre {f} | :: light produced by fire |
| lumbre {f} | :: luminosity, clearness |
| lumbrera {f} | :: genius, intelligent person |
| lumbrera {f} | :: louver |
| lumbrera {f} | :: luminary (all senses) |
| lumbrera {f} [dated] | :: lamp or other device for giving light |
| lumbrera {f} [poetic, in the plural] | :: eyes |
| lumbrera {f} [nautical] | :: porthole |
| lumbrera {f} | :: (often ironical) stupid, dumb, slow person |
| lumbrical {adj} | :: lumbrical |
| lumbrical {m} [anatomy] | :: lumbrical (muscle) |
| lumbrícido {m} | :: earthworm |
| lumbroso {adj} | :: bright; emitting light |
| lumen {m} | :: lumen |
| lumi {f} [colloquial] | :: slut; slag; hussy (prostitute) |
| lumia {f} | :: whore; hooker |
| luminancia {f} | :: luminance |
| luminar {m} | :: shining star |
| luminaria {f} | :: vigil fire |
| luminaria {f} | :: lamp, light |
| luminaria {f} | :: altar lamp |
| luminaria {mf} | :: luminary, star, celebrity |
| lumínico {adj} | :: relating to light |
| luminiscencia {f} | :: luminescence |
| luminiscente {adj} | :: luminescent |
| luminol {m} [organic compound] | :: luminol |
| luminosamente {adv} | :: brightly |
| luminosidad {f} | :: luminosity |
| luminoso {adj} | :: luminous, bright |
| luminotecnia {f} | :: lighting |
| lumpectomía {f} [surgery] | :: lumpectomy |
| lumpemproletariado {m} | :: alternative form of lumpenproletariado |
| lumpen {m} | :: underclass, hoi polloi |
| lumpenintelligentsia {f} | :: rare spelling of lumpen-intelligentsia |
| lumpenproletariado {m} | :: lumpenproletariat |
| lumpo {m} | :: lumpfish |
| lumpureña {f} | :: feminine noun of lumpureño |
| lumpureño {adj} | :: KLite (of or pertaining to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) |
| lumpureño {m} | :: KLite (native or resident of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) |
| luna {f} | :: moon |
| Luna {prop} {f} | :: Earth's Moon |
| Luna {prop} {f} | :: given name of modern usage |
| Luna {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| lunación {f} | :: lunation |
| lunada {f} | :: Moonlight party |
| luna de miel {f} | :: honeymoon (trip taken by a newly married couple) |
| lunado {adj} | :: crescent-shaped |
| luna llena {f} | :: full moon |
| lunamoto {m} | :: moonquake |
| luna nueva {f} | :: new moon |
| lunar {adj} | :: lunar |
| lunar {m} | :: mole, birthmark |
| lunar {m} | :: polka dot |
| lunática {f} | :: feminine noun of lunático |
| lunático {m} | :: lunatic |
| lunatomalacia {f} [pathology] | :: Kienbock's disease |
| lunch {m} | :: lunch |
| lunchería {f} | :: canteen |
| lunes {m} | :: Monday |
| lunes de Pascua {prop} {m} | :: Easter Monday |
| luneta {f} | :: lens |
| luneta {f} | :: box (seating compartment in a theater) |
| luneta {f} [architecture] | :: lunette |
| luneta {f} [candy, Mexico] | :: a lens-shaped colour-varied sugar-coated chocolate confectionery |
| luneto {m} | :: lunette |
| lunfa {m} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of lunfardo |
| lunfardismo {m} | :: A word or phrase in Lunfardo |
| lunfardo {adj} | :: Lunfardo |
| lunfardo {m} | :: Lunfardo |
| lungo {adj} [Lunfardo] | :: long |
| lúnula {f} [geometry] | :: lunula |
| lupa {f} | :: magnifying glass |
| lupanar {m} | :: brothel |
| Lupe {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| lúpico {adj} [attributive] | :: lupus |
| lupino {m} | :: lupin; lupine |
| Lupita {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| lúpulo {m} | :: hop plant |
| lupus {m} | :: lupus |
| Lupus {prop} [constellation] | :: Lupus (summer constellation of the northern sky) |
| luqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of luqueño |
| luqueño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Luque, Paraguay |
| luqueño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Luque, Paraguay |
| lúrex {m} | :: Lurex |
| lusa {f} | :: feminine noun of luso |
| Lusacia {prop} {f} | :: Lusatia (region) |
| Lusaka {prop} | :: Lusaka (capital) |
| lusitania {f} | :: feminine noun of lusitano |
| Lusitania {prop} {f} | :: Lusitania (ancient Roman province) |
| lusitano {adj} | :: Portuguese |
| lusitano {m} | :: Portuguese |
| luso {adj} | :: Portuguese |
| luso {m} | :: Portuguese |
| lusobrasileña {f} | :: feminine noun of lusobrasileño |
| lusobrasileño {adj} | :: Portuguese-Brazilian |
| lusobrasileño {m} | :: Portuguese Brazilian |
| luso-español {adj} | :: Luso-Spanish |
| lusófona {f} | :: feminine noun of lusófono |
| lusófono {adj} [of a person] | :: Portuguese-speaking |
| lusófono {m} | :: Lusophone, a Portuguese-speaker |
| luso-francés {adj} | :: Luso-French |
| lustrabotas {m} | :: shoeshiner |
| lustrador {m} | :: polisher |
| lustradora {f} | :: feminine noun of lustrador |
| lustral {adj} | :: lustral |
| lustrar {v} | :: to polish |
| lustre {m} | :: lustre, shine |
| lustro {m} | :: lustrum; five-year period |
| lustroso {adj} | :: lustrous, glossy |
| Luteciano {prop} {m} | :: Lutetian |
| Luteciense {prop} {m} | :: Lutetian |
| lutecio {m} | :: lutetium |
| luteína {f} | :: lutein |
| luteinizante {adj} | :: luteinizing |
| luteo {adj} | :: luteal |
| luterana {f} | :: feminine noun of luterano |
| luteranismo {m} | :: Lutheranism |
| luterano {adj} | :: Lutheran (related to the Lutheran church) |
| luterano {m} | :: Lutheran (member of the Lutheran church) |
| Lutero {prop} {m} | :: Luther |
| Lutetiano {prop} {m} | :: Lutetian |
| luthier {m} | :: alternative spelling of lutier |
| lutier {m} | :: luthier (person who repairs wooden instruments) |
| lutita {f} [geology, dated] | :: lutite |
| luto {m} | :: mourning (feeling or expressing sorrow or regret, especially over someone's death) |
| lutria {f} [archaic] | :: otter |
| luvita {adj} | :: Luwian |
| luvita {mf} | :: Luwian |
| luvita {m} | :: Luwian |
| lux {m} | :: lux |
| luxación {f} | :: dislocation |
| luxar {v} | :: to dislocate |
| Luxemburgo {prop} {m} | :: Luxembourg |
| luxemburgués {adj} | :: Luxembourgish (from or native to Luxembourg) |
| luxemburgués {adj} | :: Luxembourgish (pertaining to Luxembourg) |
| luxemburgués {m} | :: A person from Luxembourg |
| luxemburgués {m} | :: the Luxembourgish language |
| luxemburguesa {f} | :: feminine noun of luxemburgués |
| luz {f} | :: light |
| luz {f} [anatomy] | :: lumen |
| luz {f} [figurative, usually, in the plural] | :: brightness, intelligence |
| luz {f} [figurative] | :: focus, point of view, understanding |
| luz {f} [electricity] | :: electric power |
| Luz {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| luz antiniebla {f} | :: fog light |
| luz de cruce {f} | :: dipped headlight |
| luz negra {f} | :: black light |
| Luzón {prop} {m} | :: Luzon (largest island of the Philippines) |
| Luzón {prop} {m} | :: Luzon (a municipality in Spain) |
| luz trasera {f} | :: taillight; taillamp |
| Luzuriaga {prop} | :: surname |
| luz zodiacal {f} [astronomy] | :: zodiacal light |
| lxs {art} [uncommon] | :: the |
| lynchiano {adj} | :: Lynchian |
| Lyon {prop} {m} | :: Lyon (capital city) |
| Lyón {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Lyon |