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| t {letter} | :: The 21st letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| T {letter} | :: The 21st letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| ta {interj} [Uruguay] | :: alternative spelling of tá |
| TA {prop} | :: abbreviation of Tamaulipas (Mexican state) |
| tá {interj} [Uruguay] | :: okay |
| tã {adv} | :: archaic spelling of tan |
| taba {f} | :: anklebone |
| tabacalera {f} | :: Tobacco grower, maker, or seller |
| tabacalero {adj} [attributive] | :: tobacco |
| tabacalero {m} | :: tobacco grower |
| tabaco {m} | :: tobacco |
| Tabago {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Tobago |
| tabaiba {f} [Canarian] | :: spurge, any of several plants of the genus Euphorbia |
| tabaibal {m} | :: spurge field |
| tabajoste {m} | :: a tofio, a vessel or container traditionally used in Fuerteventura for collecting the milk of the cabra majorera |
| tabanco {m} | :: stall, small area set off by walls for special use |
| tabanco {m} [Central America, rare] | :: attic, garret, loft |
| tabanco {m} [Spain, rare] | :: bar; place where alcoholic drinks are served over a counter |
| tábano {m} | :: gadfly (insect) |
| tabaque {m} | :: wicker basket |
| tabaquera {f} | :: tobacco holder |
| tabaquera {f} | :: tobacco grinder |
| tabaquera {f} | :: tobacco |
| tabaquera {f} | :: feminine noun of tabaquero |
| tabaquería {f} | :: tobacconist's, tobacco shop |
| tabaquero {adj} [attributive] | :: tobacco |
| tabaquero {m} | :: tobacco planter or farmer |
| tabaquero {m} | :: tobacco dealer |
| tabaquismo {m} | :: cigarette smoking |
| tabaquismo {m} | :: tobacco addiction |
| tabaraste gato {m} [Canarian] | :: Dipcadi serotinum |
| tabardillo {m} | :: tabardillo |
| tabardina {f} [archaic] | :: A type of coat |
| tabardo {m} [historical] | :: tabard |
| tabardo {m} | :: cloak |
| tabardo {m} | :: greatcoat, coat |
| Tabarnia {prop} {f} [neologism, often, jocular] | :: The part of Catalonia that would remain part of Spain were Catalonia to secede |
| tabarra {f} [colloquial] | :: bore; nuisance |
| tabasco {m} | :: Tabasco; Tabasco sauce |
| Tabasco {prop} {m} | :: Tabasco (state) |
| tabasqueño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tabasco |
| tabebuia {f} | :: tabebuia |
| taberna {f} | :: pub, tavern |
| tabernáculo {m} | :: tabernacle |
| tabernaria {f} | :: feminine noun of tabernario |
| tabernario {adj} | :: rude, coarse |
| tabernario {m} | :: taverner |
| tabernera {f} | :: feminine noun of tabernero |
| tabernero {m} | :: Owner of a tavern |
| tabernero {adj} [rare] | :: relating to innkeeping |
| tabescencia {f} | :: tabescence |
| tabicar {vt} | :: to rope off; to partition |
| tabicar {vt} | :: to board up [windows] |
| tabicar {vt} | :: to block up [nose] |
| tabique {m} | :: thin wall, or partition |
| tabique nasal {m} | :: nasal septum |
| tabiquería {f} | :: partitioning |
| tabla {f} | :: board, plank |
| tabla {f} | :: slab |
| tabla {f} | :: table (grid or matrix, in a book) |
| tabla {f} [obsolete] | :: table (furniture) |
| tabla {f} [Spain] | :: skirt pleat |
| tabla {f} [in plural] | :: stage |
| tabla {f} | :: ability on stage, ability as a public speaker |
| tabla de planchar {f} | :: ironing board |
| tabla de planchar {f} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: ironing board (a flat-chested woman) |
| tabla de salvación {f} | :: lifeline |
| tabla de snow {f} | :: snowboard (board) |
| tabla de snow {f} | :: snowboarding (sport) |
| tabla de surf {f} | :: surfboard |
| tablado {m} | :: flooring |
| tablado {m} | :: stage |
| tablaestela {m} | :: wakeboarding |
| tablajera {f} | :: feminine noun of tablajero |
| tablajero {m} | :: floorer |
| tablajero {m} | :: gambler |
| tablajero {m} | :: butcher |
| tablao {m} | :: stage (for flamenco dancers) |
| tablao {m} | :: venue (for flamenco dancing) |
| tabla periódica {f} | :: periodic table (chart of the chemical elements by atomic number) |
| tablar {vt} [agriculture] | :: alternative spelling of tablear |
| tablas reales {fp} | :: backgammon |
| tablatura {f} [music] | :: tablature, tab |
| tablazo {m} | :: strike with a bat |
| tablazón {m} | :: planking; boarding; planks |
| tabléfono {m} | :: phablet |
| tableño {adj} | :: Of or from Las Tablas |
| tableño {adj} | :: Las Tablas District, Panama |
| tableño {adj} | :: Las Tablas, a neighbourhood in Madrid, Spain |
| tableño {m} | :: Someone from Las Tablas |
| tablero {m} | :: board |
| tablero {m} | :: checkerboard |
| tablero {m} | :: counter |
| tablero {m} | :: leaf (flat section used to extend a table) |
| tablero {m} | :: panel |
| tablero {m} | :: switchboard |
| tablero {m} | :: petrel (bird) |
| tablero {m} | :: long spine board |
| tablero chino {m} | :: Chinese checkers |
| tablestaca {f} | :: sheet piling |
| tablestacado {m} | :: sheet pile |
| tablet {mf} [computing] | :: tablet |
| tableta {f} | :: tablet, pill |
| tableta {f} | :: bar of chocolate |
| tableta {f} | :: tablet computer |
| tabletear {v} | :: to rattle |
| tableteo {m} | :: rattle |
| tablilla {f} | :: diminutive of tabla; small board |
| tablilla {f} | :: tablet |
| tablilla {f} [medical] | :: splint |
| tablilla {f} [Puerto Rico] | :: license plate |
| tablista {mf} | :: windsurfer |
| tablita {f} | :: diminutive of tabla |
| tabloide {m} | :: tabloid |
| tabloidismo {m} | :: tabloidism |
| tablón {m} | :: plank |
| tablón {m} | :: board |
| tablón {m} | :: signboard |
| tablón {m} | :: bulletin board |
| tablón {m} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| tabloncillo {m} | :: wooden floor |
| tabor {m} [military] | :: a small battalion |
| Tabora {prop} | :: surname |
| taborita {adj} | :: Taborite |
| taborita {mf} | :: Taborite |
| tabú {adj} | :: taboo |
| tabú {m} | :: taboo |
| tabulación {f} | :: tabulation |
| tabulador {m} | :: tabulator |
| tabular {adj} | :: tabular, table |
| tabular {v} | :: to tabulate |
| tabula rasa {f} | :: tabula rasa |
| taburetazo {m} | :: high stool |
| taburetazo {m} | :: blow with a stool |
| taburete {m} | :: stool, barstool |
| taburete {m} | :: taboret |
| tac {m} | :: CAT |
| tac {m} | :: knock; clack; tock (sound) |
| TAC {f} | :: CAT scan; CT scan |
| tacacho {m} | :: A dish from Peru made of crushed banana, butter and pork rind |
| tacada {f} [cue sports] | :: strike; hit |
| tacada {f} [cue sports] | :: break |
| tacamachín {m} | :: catfish |
| tacamachín {m} | :: snook (Centropomus spp.) |
| tacañería {f} | :: meanness; stinginess |
| tacaño {adj} | :: stingy, miserly, cheap, tight-fisted, niggardly, mean, penny-pinching |
| tacaño {m} | :: miser, cheapskate, tightwad, skinflint, penny pincher, niggard (someone avoiding to spend money) |
| tacataca {m} | :: walking frame (frame used to help walking) |
| tacataca {m} | :: baby walker |
| tacer {v} [archaic] | :: to keep quiet |
| tacer {v} [archaic] | :: to be silent |
| tacha {f} | :: fault, blemish |
| tacha {f} | :: any cross out sign (/, \, - or X) |
| tacha {f} [slang] | :: An ecstasy pill; MDMA |
| tachador {m} | :: faulter |
| tachadura {f} | :: crossing-out |
| tachadura {f} | :: correction |
| tachán {interj} | :: ta-da! |
| tachar {vt} | :: to cross out |
| tachar {vt} | :: to omit, leave out |
| tachar {v} [de] | :: to qualify as, brand as (to ascribe a negative quality to) |
| tache {m} [Mexico] | :: a line or lines written to cross out something |
| tachi {m} | :: tachi (Japanese sword) |
| tachicón {m} | :: sandpaper tree (Curatella americana) |
| tachirense {adj} | :: Of or from Táchira |
| tachirense {mf} | :: Someone from Táchira |
| tacho {m} [Andean] | :: bucket |
| tacho {m} [Andean] | :: bowl |
| tacho {m} [South America] | :: vessel |
| tacho {m} [South America] | :: dustbin |
| tacho {m} [Latin America] | :: pot |
| tachonar {v} | :: to stud |
| tachuela {f} | :: tack; a small metal fastener |
| tachurí {m} | :: tachuri |
| tacita {f} | :: diminutive of taza |
| tácitamente {adv} | :: tacitly |
| tácito {adj} | :: tacit |
| tácito {adj} | :: unwritten |
| Tácito {prop} {m} | :: Tacitus |
| taciturnidad {f} | :: taciturnity |
| taciturno {adj} | :: taciturn, quiet, silent |
| tackle {m} [sports] | :: tackle |
| tacklear {v} [sports] | :: to tackle |
| tacleada {f} [American football] | :: a tackle; the bringing to the ground of the ball carrier in American football |
| taclear {v} [American football] | :: to tackle |
| Tacna {prop} | :: Tacna (region) |
| Tacna {prop} | :: Tacna (city) |
| tacneña {f} | :: feminine noun of tacneño |
| tacneño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Tacna, Peru |
| tacneño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Tacna, Peru |
| taco {m} [Mexico, culinary] | :: taco |
| taco {m} | :: peg (a short, thick piece of wood, metal, or other material) |
| taco {m} | :: dowel (a longer piece of wood, plastic, or other material) |
| taco {m} | :: stopper, plug, wad (small bundle of material made to cover, stop, or fill a hole) |
| taco {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay] | :: heel (of a shoe) |
| taco {m} [sports] | :: cue (a stick used to play billiards, snooker, pool, etc) |
| taco {m} [Chile] | :: traffic jam |
| taco {m} [Spain] | :: curse word, swear word |
| taco {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: a load, a lot |
| taco {m} [Spain, colloquial, in plural] | :: years of age |
| taco chino {m} [El Salvador, Costa Rica] | :: spring roll |
| tacoclina {f} [astronomy] | :: tachocline |
| taco de ojo {m} [colloquial, idiom, Mexico] | :: A good or pleasant sight; a sight for sore eyes |
| taco de ojo {m} | :: Pues acá echándome un taco de ojo, "So, here I am enjoying (literally, throwing to me, or serving for me) the sight" |
| tacógrafo {m} | :: tachograph |
| tacómetro {m} | :: tachometer (device for measuring velocity) |
| tacón {m} | :: heel (part of a shoe's sole) |
| tacón {m} [Mexico, Central America, Cuba, usually in plural] | :: high heel |
| taconazo {m} | :: heel (to kick with the heel) |
| taconazo {m} [usually in plural] | :: very high heels |
| taconear {v} | :: to clack, click, tap (make a sound from the soles, or especially the heels, of shoes) |
| taconeo {m} | :: clack, tap (sound made by heels of shoes on the ground) |
| taconita {f} | :: taconite |
| tac-tac {m} | :: clackers (toy) |
| táctica {f} | :: tactic |
| táctica {f} | :: tactics |
| táctica de avestruz {f} [idiom] | :: The burying of one's head in the sand |
| tácticamente {adv} | :: tactically |
| tacticismo {m} | :: tactics |
| tacticista {mf} | :: tactician |
| táctico {adj} | :: tactic |
| táctico {adj} | :: tactician |
| táctil {adj} | :: tactile |
| tactilidad {f} | :: tactility |
| tacto {m} | :: touch |
| tacto {m} | :: discretion; tact |
| tacuache {m} | :: alternative form of tlacuache |
| tacuara {f} | :: A plant in the genus Guadua |
| tacuarita {f} | :: gnatcatcher |
| Tacuba {prop} | :: Tacuba (city) |
| tadalafilo {m} | :: tadalafil |
| Tadeo {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Thaddeus, the apostle. [biblical character] |
| Tadeo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| taekwondista {mf} | :: taekwondo fighter |
| taekwondo {m} | :: taekwondo |
| tael {m} | :: tael |
| taenita {f} [mineral] | :: taenite |
| tafeta {f} | :: alternative form of tafetán |
| tafetán {m} | :: taffeta |
| tafilete {m} | :: morocco (leather) |
| tafonomía {f} [paleontology] | :: taphonomy |
| tafonómico {adj} | :: taphonomic |
| tafurería {f} | :: gambling house |
| tagalo {adj} | :: Tagalog |
| tagalo {m} | :: Tagalog (language) |
| tagalo {m} | :: Tagalog (people) |
| tagasaste {m} | :: tagasaste (tree) |
| tagatosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: tagatose |
| Tagle {prop} {m} | :: Tagle (locality) |
| Tagle {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| tagma {m} [anatomy] | :: tagma |
| tagmatización {f} [zoology] | :: tagmatization |
| tagua {f} | :: vegetable ivory |
| Taguí {prop} | :: Taguí (ranchería) |
| tahalí {m} | :: belt or sheath for a sword |
| tahalí {m} [historical] | :: reliquary; small case (for soldiers to carry a Quran) |
| taheño {adj} | :: red (hair colour) |
| taheño {adj} | :: red-haired |
| Tahití {prop} | :: Tahiti |
| tahitiana {f} | :: feminine noun of tahitiano |
| tahitiano {adj} | :: Tahitian |
| tahitiano {m} | :: Tahitian |
| tahona {f} | :: mill for crushing flour powered by horses |
| tahona {f} | :: bakery |
| tahonera {f} | :: feminine noun of tahonero |
| tahonero {m} | :: baker |
| tahúr {m} | :: gambler |
| tahúr {m} | :: cardshark |
| tai {m} | :: Tai |
| taichi {m} | :: tai chi |
| taifa {f} | :: gang |
| taifa {f} [historical] | :: A small independent Muslim-ruled principality in the Iberian Peninsula, during the 11th, 12th and 13th century |
| taifal {adj} | :: Taifal |
| taificación {f} | :: Thaification |
| taikonauta {mf} | :: taikonaut |
| tailandés {adj} | :: Thai |
| tailandés {m} | :: Thai |
| tailandesa {f} | :: feminine noun of tailandés |
| Tailandia {prop} {f} | :: Thailand (Country in Southeast Asia) |
| taima {f} | :: quick wit; craftiness |
| taima {f} [Venezuela] | :: time out, pause |
| taimado {adj} | :: artful; sly; crafty |
| Tainan {prop} {f} | :: Tainan (city) |
| taíno {adj} | :: Taino |
| taíno {m} | :: Taino (people) |
| taíno {m} | :: Taino (language) |
| taipán {m} | :: taipan |
| Taipéi {prop} {m} | :: Taipéi (capital city) |
| taipeiano {adj} | :: Taipeiese, of or from Taipei |
| taipeiano {m} | :: Taipeian, Taipeiese, someone from Taipei |
| Taira {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| taita {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: valiant and handsome man |
| taita {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, childish] | :: daddy |
| taita {m} [Colombia] | :: Used by the indigenous w:Inga people as a title meaning elder deserving of respect, relates to traditional medicine |
| Taiwán {prop} {m} | :: Taiwan (East Asian country) |
| taiwanés {m} | :: Taiwanese (person from Taiwan) |
| taiwanés {adj} | :: Taiwanese |
| taiwanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of taiwanés |
| Taiyuan {prop} | :: Taiyuan (prefecture-level city/provincial capital) |
| tajada {f} | :: chop, slice |
| tajada {f} | :: hoarseness |
| tajada {f} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| tajada del león {f} [idiom] | :: lion's share |
| tajadera {f} | :: mezzaluna |
| tajado {adj} [heraldry] | :: divided into two equal parts diagonally, per bend sinister |
| tajador {m} | :: pencil sharpener |
| tajalápiz {m} [Asturias] | :: pencil sharpener |
| tajalí {m} [Venezuela] | :: largehead hairtail, beltfish (Trichiurus lepturus) |
| tajamar {m} [nautical] | :: starling, cutwater (structure of pilings that protects the piers of a bridge) |
| tajamar {m} [Latin America] | :: levee, dike |
| tajamar {m} [Latin America] | :: mole (pigmented spot on the skin) |
| tajantamente {adv} | :: empathically |
| tajante {adj} | :: emphatic |
| tajante {adj} | :: categorical |
| tajantemente {adv} | :: emphatically |
| tajantemente {adv} | :: categorically |
| tajar {vt} | :: to cut; to slice, to chop |
| tajea {f} | :: culvert |
| tajín {m} | :: tajine |
| tajinaste {m} [Canarian] | :: any of several plants of the genus Echium |
| tajita {f} | :: diminutive of taja |
| tajo {m} | :: cut, slash |
| tajo {m} [colloquial] | :: task |
| tajo {m} [colloquial] | :: workplace |
| Tajo {prop} {m} | :: Tagus |
| Takayama {prop} | :: surname |
| takín {m} | :: takin |
| tal {adj} | :: such |
| tala {f} [forestry] | :: felling, cutting down |
| tala {m} | :: tala (Celtis tala, a South American tree) |
| tala {f} | :: tipcat (game and stick) |
| talabarte {m} | :: leather good; something made of leather |
| talabartera {f} | :: leatherworker |
| talabartería {f} | :: leatherwork shop |
| talabartero {m} | :: leatherworker |
| talacha {f} | :: mattock |
| talacho {m} | :: pickax |
| talador {m} | :: lumberjack |
| talador furtivo {m} [logging] | :: poacher |
| taladrador {adj} | :: drilling |
| taladradora {f} | :: drill, a tool for creating holes in a workpiece |
| taladrante {adj} | :: (sound) ear-piercing, shrill |
| taladrar {v} | :: to drill |
| taladrazo {m} | :: drilling |
| taladro {m} | :: drill (tool for creating holes in a workpiece) |
| talaje {m} [Chile] | :: grazing |
| talaje {m} [Chile] | :: fee paid for the right to graze on another's land |
| talaje {m} | :: talaje (parasite) |
| talalgia {f} | :: talalgia |
| talámico {adj} [anatomy] | :: thalamic |
| talamo- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: thalamo- |
| tálamo {m} [anatomy] | :: thalamus |
| talamoestriado {adj} [anatomy] | :: thalamostriate |
| talanquera {f} | :: boom barrier; boom gate |
| talanquera {f} | :: fence |
| talanquera {f} [figurative] | :: obstacle |
| talante {m} | :: way of being, way, character |
| talante {m} | :: outlook |
| talaq {m} | :: talaq |
| talar {adj} | :: covering or reaching the heel (cloth, garment or accessories) |
| talar {v} | :: to cut, cut down [particularly a tree, forest] |
| talar {m} | :: tala groove |
| Talara {prop} | :: Talara (province) |
| Talara {prop} | :: Talara (city/provincial capital) and the westernmost city in mainland South America |
| talasemia {f} | :: thalassemia |
| talasoterapia {f} | :: thalassotherapy |
| talavera {f} | :: Talavera (pottery) |
| talaverana {f} | :: feminine noun of talaverano |
| talaverano {adj} | :: Of or from Talavera |
| talaverano {adj} | :: Talavera, Lleida |
| talaverano {adj} | :: Talavera de la Reina |
| talaverano {adj} | :: Talavera la Real |
| talaverano {m} | :: Someone from Talaverano (any of the above places) |
| talayótico {adj} | :: Talaiotic |
| talco {m} [mineral] | :: talc |
| talco {m} [cosmetics] | :: talcum powder |
| tal como {adv} [idiomatic] | :: just like, exactly |
| tal cual {adv} [idiomatic] | :: as is, just like that |
| talega {f} | :: A slim bag made of linen cloth |
| talega {f} | :: 1000 pesos |
| talega {f} [also in the plural] | :: mint, money (amount of money) |
| talego {m} | :: sack, bag |
| talego {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: jail |
| talego {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: small wad of hash |
| taleguera {f} | :: feminine noun of taleguero |
| taleguero {adj} [colloquial, attributive] | :: prison |
| taleguero {m} [colloquial] | :: prisoner, crook |
| taleguilla {f} | :: A type of pants worn by a bullfighter |
| taleguillo {m} | :: diminutive of talego |
| taleguito {m} | :: diminutive of talego |
| talentazo {m} | :: great talent |
| talento {m} | :: talent |
| talentoso {adj} | :: talented |
| talent show {m} | :: talent show |
| tálero {m} | :: thaler (former unit of currency) |
| Tales {prop} {m} | :: Thales (philosopher) |
| talesiana {f} | :: feminine noun of talesiano |
| talesiano {adj} [philosophy] | :: Thalesian |
| talesiano {m} [philosophy] | :: Thalesian |
| talibán {adj} | :: Taliban (attributive) |
| talibán {mf} | :: member of the Taliban |
| Talibán {prop} {m} | :: Taliban |
| talidomida {f} | :: thalidomide |
| talio {m} | :: thallium |
| talión {f} | :: retaliation |
| talismán {m} | :: talisman (magical amulet) |
| talismánico {adj} | :: talismanic |
| talk show {m} [television] | :: talk show |
| talla {f} | :: size |
| talla {f} | :: clothing size |
| talla {f} | :: height |
| talla {f} | :: carving |
| talla {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: joke |
| tallador {m} | :: carver |
| tallador {m} | :: engraver |
| tallador {m} [Latin America] | :: croupier (person who collects bets and pays out winnings at a gambling table) |
| talladora {f} | :: feminine noun of tallador |
| talladura {f} | :: notch; slit |
| tallaje {m} | :: sizing; sizes |
| tallar {v} | :: to sculpt |
| tallar {v} | :: to measure |
| tallar {v} | :: to carve |
| tallar {v} | :: to whittle |
| tallarín {m} | :: noodle |
| tallarinata {f} | :: feast with noodles |
| talle {m} | :: size (dimensions or magnitude of a thing; how big something is) |
| talle {m} | :: waist, waistline (part of the body between the pelvis and the stomach; its circumference) |
| talle {m} | :: figure, shape (shape of a human body) |
| taller {m} | :: workshop |
| taller {m} | :: studio (of an artist) |
| taller {m} | :: repair shop, garage |
| tallercito {m} | :: diminutive of taller |
| tallerista {mf} | :: workshop facilitator |
| Tallin {prop} {m} | :: Tallin (capital city) |
| tallinés {adj} | :: Tallinner (of or pertaining to Tallinn, Estonia) |
| tallinés {m} | :: Tallinner (native or resident of Tallinn, Estonia) |
| tallinesa {f} | :: feminine noun of tallinés |
| tallista {mf} | :: woodcarver |
| tallito {m} | :: diminutive of tallo |
| tallo {m} | :: stalk, stem |
| talludito {adj} | :: middle-aged |
| talludito {adj} | :: no spring chicken |
| talmente {adv} | :: literally, so; exactly |
| Talmud {prop} {m} | :: Talmud |
| talmúdico {adj} | :: Talmudic |
| talo {m} [botany] | :: stem, shaft |
| talón {m} [anatomy] | :: heel |
| talón {m} | :: heel (shoe) |
| talón {m} | :: check |
| talonador {m} [rugby] | :: hooker |
| talonadora {f} | :: feminine noun of talonador |
| talonario {m} | :: checkbook or other booklet with part that can be torn off leaving a stub |
| talón de Aquiles {m} [idiom] | :: Achilles heel; the weak point of a person, thing, or process |
| talonera {f} | :: heelpad |
| talónido {m} [anatomy] | :: talonid |
| talope {f} [vesre] | :: ball |
| talosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: talose |
| talosana {f} | :: feminine noun of talosano |
| talosano {adj} | :: Talossan |
| talosano {m} | :: Talossan (language) |
| talosano {m} | :: Talossan |
| tal para cual {adj} [idiom] | :: like two peas in a pod, like two of a kind |
| talquina {f} | :: feminine noun of talquino |
| talquino {adj} | :: Of or from Talca |
| talquino {m} | :: someone from Talca |
| taltuza {f} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: gopher |
| talud {m} | :: slope (of a structure, wall or terrain) |
| tal vez {adv} | :: maybe, perhaps |
| talvez {adv} [Latin America] | :: alternative form of tal vez |
| tal y como {adv} | :: alternative form of tal como |
| tamagochi {m} [trademark] | :: Tamagotchi (toy consisting of a small cyberpet) |
| tamal {m} [Central America, Mexico] | :: tamal, tamale |
| tamal {m} [Central America, Mexico] | :: bundle, clumsy package |
| tamal {m} [Central America, Mexico] | :: embroilment, imbroglio |
| tamale {m} [dialect] | :: tamale |
| tamaleada {f} [Central America, Mexico] | :: A gathering of people to make and eat tamales |
| tamalera {f} | :: One who makes or sells tamales |
| tamalito {m} | :: diminutive of tamal |
| tamal pisque {m} | :: A variety of tamal from Nicaragua and El Salvador, with ash as an ingredient |
| tamañito {m} | :: diminutive of tamaño |
| tamaño {adj} | :: as big or small; equivalent in size; so big/so small |
| tamaño {m} | :: size |
| Tamara {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| tamarindo {m} | :: tamarind (tree) |
| tamarindo {m} | :: tamarind (fruit) |
| tamarindo {m} | :: A candy made of tamarind fruit |
| tamarino {m} | :: tamarin |
| tamariz {m} | :: tamarisk (shrub of the genus Tamarix) |
| tamashek {m} | :: Tamasheq |
| Tamaulipas {prop} {m} | :: Tamaulipas (state) |
| tamaulipeco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tamaulipas |
| Tamayo {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| tamb {adv} | :: abbreviation of también |
| tambaleante {adj} | :: shaky, rickety, giddy |
| tambalear {v} | :: to reel |
| tambalear {v} | :: to stagger |
| tambalear {v} | :: to wobble |
| tambaleo {m} | :: stagger |
| tambaleo {m} | :: wobble |
| tambero {m} | :: innkeeper |
| tambien {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of también |
| también {adv} | :: also, too, as well |
| también {adv} | :: so |
| tambo {m} [Mexico] | :: barrel |
| tambo {m} [Mexico] | :: prison |
| tambo {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: milking yard |
| tambor {m} | :: drum |
| tambor {m} | :: drum-shaped piece, part or device |
| tambor {m} [architecture] | :: drum (wall that supports a dome) |
| tambora {f} | :: bombo, bombo criollo |
| tamborada {f} | :: drumming band; marching band of drummers |
| tamborcillo {m} | :: diminutive of tambor |
| tamborcito {m} | :: diminutive of tambor |
| tamborear {v} | :: to drum (to knock successively) |
| tamborera {f} | :: tamborera |
| tamboril {m} | :: tabor (small drum) |
| tamborilear {v} | :: to drum (with the fingers) |
| tamborilera {f} | :: feminine noun of tamborilero |
| tamborilero {m} | :: drummer (one who plays a drum) |
| Tamborini {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| tamborita {f} | :: diminutive of tambora |
| tamborito {m} | :: diminutive of tambor |
| tamborrada {f} | :: drumming festival |
| Tambov {prop} | :: Tambov (oblast) |
| Tambov {prop} | :: Tambov (city/administrative center) |
| tambucho {m} [nautical] | :: hatch |
| Tamburini {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| tameme {m} [Honduras, Mexico] | :: porter, carrier |
| Tamesí {prop} {m} | :: a river in North-Eastern Mexico, which flows out in the Pánuco river, by Tampico |
| Támesis {prop} {m} | :: the Thames river |
| tamil {adj} | :: Tamil; of or pertaining to the Tamil people of India and Sri Lanka, their culture, or language |
| tamil {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Tamil script |
| tamil {mf} | :: A Tamil person, belonging to the Tamil people |
| tamil {m} | :: The Tamil language |
| tamiz {m} | :: sieve |
| tamizaje {m} | :: screening |
| tamizar {v} | :: to strain, sieve, sift |
| tamizar {v} | :: to purify, remove defects from |
| tamo {m} | :: fluff; dust |
| tamoxifeno {m} | :: tamoxifen |
| tampax {m} | :: tampon |
| tampeña {f} | :: feminine noun of tampeño |
| tampeño {m} | :: Someone from Tampa, Florida |
| tampeño {adj} | :: Relating to Tampa, Florida, or its inhabitants |
| tampoco {adv} | :: neither; nor; also not |
| tampoco {adv} | :: either (as well) |
| tampón {m} | :: tampon (plug of cotton or other absorbent material) |
| tampón {m} [chemistry] | :: buffer (solution used to stabilize the acidity of a liquid) |
| tamujo {m} | :: Flueggea tinctoria |
| tan {adv} | :: so, as |
| tan {determiner} | :: such, such a |
| tanaj {m} | :: Tanakh |
| tanate {m} | :: type of basket carried on the back |
| tanate {m} [Central America] | :: mess |
| tanate {m} [Mexico] | :: ball; nut (testicle) |
| tanate {m} [usually in plural] | :: bit; bob; thingy |
| tanático {adj} | :: thanatotic |
| tanatofobia {f} | :: thanatophobia |
| tanatología {f} | :: deathlore |
| tanatorio {m} [chiefly Spain] | :: funeral home |
| Tánatos {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Thanatos |
| tancredismo {m} | :: unflappability |
| tanda {f} | :: time, instance |
| tanda {f} | :: duty, turn |
| tanda {f} | :: task, work |
| tanda {f} | :: group |
| tanda {f} | :: session |
| tanda {f} | :: series |
| tanda {f} | :: shift |
| tanda {f} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: beating, bashing |
| tanda {f} [bullfighting] | :: series of steps taken by the bullfighter and bull before the estocada |
| tanda {f} | :: match (instance in series of games) |
| tanda {f} | :: performance, show, showing, ceremony, play (instance of a series of performances or a movie shows) |
| tandem {m} | :: tandem |
| tandem {m} | :: language exchange |
| tándem {m} | :: tandem bicycle |
| tándem {m} | :: pair |
| Tandil {prop} {f} | :: Tandil |
| tandilense {adj} | :: of or from Tandil |
| tandilense {mf} | :: someone from Tandil |
| tandoor {m} | :: tandoor |
| tandori {m} | :: tandoori |
| tañedor {m} | :: player |
| tañedora {f} | :: feminine noun of tañedor |
| tañer {v} | :: to play (an instrument) |
| tañer {v} | :: to ring (a bell) |
| tañer {v} | :: to strum |
| tañer {v} [obsolete, archaic] | :: to touch |
| tanga {m} | :: G-string, thong |
| tangana {f} | :: ruckus; brawl |
| tángana {f} | :: alternative form of tangana |
| tanganazo {m} [Panama] | :: car crash |
| tanganazo {m} [Colombia] | :: punch, whack |
| Tanganica {prop} {f} | :: Tanganyika (territory, former country) |
| tangara {f} | :: tanager |
| tángara {f} | :: alternative form of tangara |
| tangencia {f} | :: tangency |
| tangencial {adj} | :: tangential |
| tangencialmente {adv} | :: tangentially |
| tangente {adj} [geometry] | :: tangent |
| tangente {f} [trigonometry] | :: tangent |
| Tánger {prop} {m} | :: Tangiers |
| tangerina {f} | :: feminine noun of tangerino |
| tangerino {adj} | :: Tangerine (of or from Tangiers) |
| tangerino {m} | :: Tangerine (someone from Tangiers) |
| tangibilidad {f} | :: tangibility |
| tangible {adj} | :: tangible |
| tango {m} | :: tango (ballroom dance) |
| tango {m} | :: a style of music associated with the tango dance (used to accompany and set the beat for the dance) |
| tanguera {f} | :: feminine noun of tanguero |
| tanguería {f} | :: tango bar |
| tanguero {m} | :: One who sings or dances a tango |
| tanguita {f} | :: diminutive of tanga |
| tanguito {m} | :: diminutive of tango |
| Tania {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| tánico {adj} | :: tannic |
| tañido {m} | :: ring [of a bell] |
| taninera {f} | :: feminine noun of taninero |
| taninero {adj} | :: of or relating to tannin |
| taninero {m} | :: a worker associated with the production of tannin |
| tanino {m} [chemistry] | :: tannin |
| tano {adj} [slang, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: Italian |
| tano {m} [slang, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: An Italian (a person from Italy or of Italian ancestry) |
| tan pronto {adv} | :: no sooner; as soon as; barely |
| tanque {m} | :: tank (military vehicle) |
| tanque {m} | :: tank (a closed container for liquids or gases) |
| tanque {m} | :: large glass (for drinking) |
| tanque {m} | :: tank (a very muscular and physically imposing person) |
| tanquear {v} [video games] | :: to tank (to protect a weak troop with a strong troop, a tank) |
| tanquear {v} [video games] | :: to tank (to attract the attacks of an enemy target in cooperative team-based combat, so that one's teammates can defeat the enemy in question more efficiently) |
| tanquear {v} [Latin America] | :: to tank (to put fuel into a tank) |
| tanquecito {m} | :: diminutive of tanque |
| tanque de pensamiento {m} | :: think tank |
| tanquero {m} | :: tanker |
| tanqueta {f} | :: armoured car |
| tanquista {mf} | :: tank driver |
| tantalio {m} | :: tantalum |
| tántalo {m} | :: tantalum |
| Tántalo {prop} {m} | :: Tantalus |
| tanteador {m} | :: scorer, goalscorer |
| tanteador {m} | :: scoreboard |
| tantear {v} | :: to grope |
| tantear {v} | :: to weigh up, to size up, to sound out |
| tantear {v} | :: to estimate |
| tanteo {m} | :: estimate |
| tanteo {m} | :: scoring |
| tanteo {m} | :: test, trial |
| tanteo {m} | :: trial and error |
| tantico {m} | :: diminutive of tanto |
| tantísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tanto |
| tantito {adj} | :: diminutive of tanto |
| tanto {adj} | :: so much, as much, that much |
| tanto {adj} [plural] | :: so many, as many, that many |
| tanto {adv} | :: so much, long, hard, often, etc |
| tanto {adv} | :: (un tanto) somewhat, to a certain extent |
| tanto {m} | :: copy |
| tanto {m} | :: poker chip, counter |
| tanto {m} | :: point, goal (in a game) |
| tanto {m} [Latin America] | :: portion |
| tanto {pron} | :: so much, so many |
| tanto monta, monta tanto, Isabel como Fernando {phrase} | :: It doesn't matter in which order things are |
| tantos {mp} | :: plural of tanto |
| tantos {mp} [Spain] | :: score |
| tántrico {adj} | :: tantric |
| tantrismo {m} | :: Tantrism |
| tanzana {f} | :: feminine noun of tanzano |
| Tanzania {prop} {f} | :: Tanzania |
| tanzanita {f} | :: tanzanite |
| tanzano {adj} | :: Tanzanian |
| tanzano {m} | :: Tanzanian |
| taoiseach {m} | :: taoiseach |
| taoismo {prop} {m} | :: Taoism |
| taoísmo {m} | :: Daoism, Taoism |
| taoísta {adj} | :: Daoist |
| taoísta {mf} | :: Daoist |
| tap {m} | :: tap, tap dancing |
| tapa {f} | :: lid, cap (the top or cover of a container) |
| tapa {f} | :: the bottom of a shoe's heel |
| tapa {f} | :: cover (the front and back of a book) |
| tapa {f} | :: sluicegate |
| tapa {f} | :: flank (a cut of meat from the flank of a cow) |
| tapa {f} | :: tapa, appetizer (small portion of food) |
| tapa {f} [Philippines] | :: dried or cured meat |
| tapaboca {m} | :: alternative form of tapabocas |
| tapaboca {m} | :: slap |
| tapabocas {m} | :: scarf |
| tapabocas {m} [Cuba, Mexico, Uruguay, Venezuela] | :: surgical mask |
| tapachulteco {m} | :: Tapachultec |
| tapacubos {m} | :: hubcap |
| tapaculo {m} | :: tapaculo |
| tapada {f} [Colombia] | :: cover (action and effect of covering) |
| tapadera {f} | :: lid, cover |
| tapadera {f} | :: disguise, camouflage, concealing, cover |
| tapadillo {m} [colloquial] | :: falsehood, bluff |
| tapadito {adj} | :: diminutive of tapado |
| tapado {adj} | :: covered |
| tapado {m} [Argentina, equestrianism, politics] | :: dark horse, underdog |
| tapador {adj} | :: guarding (connected to the guard, part of a machine) |
| tapador {m} | :: guard (machine part) |
| tapa dura {f} | :: hardback, hardcover |
| tapadura {f} | :: filling of a tooth |
| tapagrietas {m} | :: filler (material to e.g. fill cracks) |
| tápalo {m} | :: a coarse-threaded shawl or mantle used in Mexico |
| tapanco {m} [Mexico] | :: loft, attic |
| tapao {m} | :: A type of stew, usually with fish |
| tapar {v} | :: to cover |
| tapar {v} | :: to cap, to close with a lid, to put a lid on |
| tapar {v} | :: to plug, to plug up, to fill a hole or pit |
| tapar {v} | :: to block, to obstruct, to clog |
| tapar {v} | :: to cover up, to hide, to conceal |
| tapar {v} | :: to mask (e.g., a smell, a painting or colors painted) |
| tapar {vr} | :: to be clogged, to be clogged up |
| taparrabo {m} | :: loincloth |
| taparrabo {m} [colloquial] | :: small or skimpy swimsuit |
| taparrabos {m} | :: loincloth, swimming trunks |
| taparrosca {f} | :: screw bottle top |
| taparse {vr} | :: To cover oneself when naked |
| taparse {vr} | :: To cover oneself for protection from the elements, etc |
| tapasoles {m} | :: sun umbrella; parasol |
| tapatío {adj} | :: From, of, or relating to Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico |
| tapatío {m} | :: A person from Guadalajara |
| tape {m} [Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico] | :: Scotch tape, tape |
| tapear {v} | :: to have tapas, to dine on tapas, particularly from bar to bar |
| tapenade {m} | :: tapenade |
| tapeo {m} | :: the act of going out for tapas |
| táper {m} | :: Tupperware |
| tapera {f} [South America] | :: A ruin or an old, abandoned house |
| taperiba {f} | :: ambarella |
| tapersex {m} | :: sex toy party |
| tapete {m} | :: runner, carpet, rug |
| tapete {m} | :: tablecloth |
| tapia {f} | :: adobe |
| tapia {f} | :: adobe brick |
| tapia {f} | :: wall made of adobe bricks |
| tapia {f} | :: enclosing wall |
| tapial {m} | :: rammed earth |
| tapial {m} | :: rammed earth wall |
| tapiar {v} | :: enclose |
| tapiar {v} | :: wall up, brick |
| tapicera {f} | :: feminine noun of tapicero |
| tapicería {f} | :: upholstery |
| tapicería {f} | :: upholsterer's shop |
| tapicero {m} | :: upholsterer |
| tapioca {f} | :: tapioca |
| tapir {m} | :: tapir |
| tapiscar {vt} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: to harvest (corn) |
| tapita {f} [Chile] | :: A crispy slice of toast served with various toppings, especially avocado paste, cold cuts, and ensalada chilena |
| tapita {f} | :: A cocktail sandwich, a biscuit, cheeser |
| tapita {f} | :: diminutive of tapa |
| tapiz {m} | :: tapestry |
| tapiz {m} | :: carpet |
| tapizar {vt} | :: to carpet (cover with carpet) |
| TAPO {prop} {m} | :: TAPO, a bus station in Mexico City |
| tapón {m} | :: obstruction |
| tapón {m} | :: traffic jam |
| tapón {m} | :: cap, plug, bung, stopper |
| tapón {m} | :: block (basketball) |
| tapón {m} | :: earplug |
| taponador {m} | :: corker (person) |
| taponador {m} | :: corker (machine) |
| taponadora {f} | :: corker (person) |
| taponadora {f} | :: corker (machine) |
| taponamiento {m} | :: blockage |
| taponar {v} | :: to plug |
| taponazo {m} | :: hit given by the bottle stopper when opening a bottle |
| taponazo {m} | :: the sound produced by opening a bottle |
| taponazo {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: a great success |
| taponear {v} [Chile, Uruguay, Cuba] | :: to plug |
| taponero {m} | :: corker (someone who makes corks) |
| tapujo {m} | :: secrecy |
| taquear {v} [Argentina, pool, snooker, billiards] | :: to hit |
| taquear {v} [Argentina, polo] | :: to hit |
| taquear {v} [Mexico] | :: to eat tacos |
| taquear {v} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: to stuff |
| taquear {vr} [Honduras] | :: to block up |
| taquera {f} | :: feminine noun of taquero |
| taquería {f} | :: taqueria (restaurant specializing in tacos) |
| taquero {m} [chiefly Mexico] | :: Someone who makes or sells tacos |
| taquero {m} | :: cue rack |
| taquete {m} | :: plug, bung |
| taquete {m} | :: a sports boot, especially a football (soccer) boot |
| taquezal {m} | :: A type of building style using wood, stone and mud |
| taquicardia {m} | :: tachycardia |
| taquicárdico {adj} | :: tachycardic |
| taquígrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of taquígrafo |
| taquigrafía {f} | :: shorthand; stenography, tachygraphy |
| taquigráfico {adj} | :: shorthand |
| taquígrafo {m} | :: stenographer |
| taquileña {f} | :: feminine noun of taquileño |
| taquileño {adj} | :: Of or from Taquile Island |
| taquileño {m} | :: Someone from Taquile Island |
| taquilla {f} | :: ticket office, box office |
| taquilla {f} | :: takings, gate, proceeds |
| taquilla {f} | :: locker; locking file cabinet |
| taquilla {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: something fashionable or popular |
| taquilla {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: cool, popular, fashionable |
| taquillar {vi} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to seek popularity, strut one's stuff |
| taquillazo {m} | :: A blockbuster |
| taquillera {f} | :: feminine noun of taquillero |
| taquillero {adj} | :: [of entertainment] box-office success, hit |
| taquillero {m} | :: box-office worker; ticket salesperson |
| taquión {m} | :: tachyon |
| taquipnea {f} [medicine] | :: tachypnea |
| taquirari {m} [Bolivia] | :: A traditional dance |
| taquistoscopio {m} | :: tachistoscope |
| taquito {m} | :: a rolled-up taco |
| taquito {m} | :: diminutive of taco |
| tara {f} | :: tare (empty weight of a container) |
| tara {f} | :: defect, flaw, vice |
| tara {f} | :: deficiency |
| tarabilla {f} | :: stonechat |
| tarabita {f} [Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador] | :: A type of cable railway that transports people horizontally |
| taracea {f} | :: intarsia |
| taracear {vt} | :: to inlay |
| taracotomía {f} | :: thoracotomy |
| tarada {f} | :: feminine noun of tarado |
| tarado {adj} | :: stupid, dumb |
| tarado {adj} | :: faulty, deficient |
| tarado {m} [colloquial] | :: bozo idiot, moron |
| tarahumara {mf} | :: Tarahumara |
| taraje {m} | :: synonym of taray |
| tarambana {adj} | :: crackpot, wacky |
| tarambana {f} [colloquial] | :: crackpot, nutjob |
| taranta {f} | :: A subgenre of flamenco |
| Tarantiense {prop} {m} | :: Tarantian |
| tarantín {m} | :: utensil; thingy |
| tarantín {m} [Venezuela] | :: junk shop; odds and ends shop |
| Tarantini {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Tarantino {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| tarántula {f} | :: tarantula |
| Tarapacá {prop} | :: Tarapacá (district) |
| Tarapacá {prop} [historical] | :: Tarapacá (province) |
| Tarapacá {prop} | :: Tarapacá (town) |
| tarapaqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of tarapaqueño |
| tarapaqueño {adj} | :: Of or from Tarapacá |
| tarapaqueño {m} | :: Someone from Tarapacá |
| taraquito {m} | :: The giant trevally (Caranx ignobilis) |
| tarar {v} | :: to tare |
| tarareable {adj} [music] | :: singable, catchy |
| tararear {vt} | :: to hum |
| tararira {f} | :: trahira |
| tarasca {f} | :: tarasque |
| tarasca {f} | :: feminine noun of tarasco |
| tarascada {f} | :: bite |
| tarascada {f} | :: a rude or disrespectful reply |
| tarasco {adj} | :: Tarascan |
| tarasco {m} | :: Tarascan |
| tarateña {f} | :: feminine noun of tarateño |
| tarateño {adj} | :: Of or from Tarata Province |
| tarateño {m} | :: Someone from Tarata Province |
| taravilla {f} | :: gossip; chatterbox |
| taray {m} | :: French tamarisk (Tamarix gallica) |
| tarco {m} [Argentina] | :: jacaranda |
| tardanza {f} | :: tardiness |
| tardanza {f} | :: delay |
| tardar {v} | :: to delay |
| tardar {v} | :: to last |
| tardar {v} | :: to be late |
| tarde {adj} | :: late |
| tarde {adv} | :: late |
| tarde {f} | :: afternoon |
| tarde {f} | :: evening |
| tardecita {f} | :: diminutive of tarde |
| tarde-noche {f} | :: evening (a vague time of the day spanning somewhere between afternoon and nighttime) |
| tarde o temprano {adv} [idiomatic] | :: sooner or later |
| tardíamente {adv} | :: belatedly, tardily |
| tardígrado {m} | :: tardigrade; water bear |
| tardío {adj} | :: belated, tardy, delayed |
| tardísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tarde; very late |
| tardo- {prefix} | :: late (relating to the final stages of a historical period) |
| tardo {adj} | :: tardy, late |
| tardo {adj} | :: slow, sluggish |
| tardo {adj} | :: dim-witted |
| tardoantiguo {adj} | :: During the later periods of the Holy Roman Empire |
| tardobarroco {adj} | :: late Baroque |
| tardofranquismo {m} [historical] | :: The final years of Francoism, from 1969 to 1975 |
| tardogótico {adj} | :: late Gothic |
| tardomedieval {adj} | :: form the early Middle Ages |
| tardomedievo {m} | :: late Middle Ages |
| tardomodernidad {f} | :: late modern era |
| tardomoderno {adj} | :: late modern (toward the end of the modern age) |
| tardón {m} [colloquial] | :: latecomer |
| tardoneolítico {adj} | :: late Neolithic |
| tardorrepublicano {adj} | :: late republican (relating to the late Roman Republic) |
| tardorrománico {adj} | :: late Romanesque |
| tardorromano {adj} [historiography] | :: late Roman |
| Taré {prop} {m} [Biblical characters] | :: Terah |
| tarea {f} | :: task |
| tarea {f} | :: homework |
| tarefa {f} [Argentina, mainly Northeastern Argentina] | :: Harvest of yerba mate leaves |
| tarefero {m} | :: yerba mate farmer |
| tarentina {f} | :: feminine noun of tarentino |
| tarentino {adj} | :: Tarantino |
| tarentino {m} | :: Tarantino |
| tarentino {m} | :: Tarantino |
| target {m} | :: target (goal, objective) |
| Targum {prop} {m} | :: targum |
| taricaya {f} | :: the yellow-spotted river turtle (Podocnemis unifilis) |
| tarifa {f} | :: fare (money paid for a transport ticket) |
| tarifa {f} | :: fee |
| tarifación {f} | :: tariffing |
| tarifado {adj} | :: tariffed |
| tarifar {vt} | :: to price |
| tarifar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to fall out (stop being friends) |
| tarifario {adj} [attributive] | :: pricing, setting prices |
| tarifazo {m} | :: huge hike in a tariff |
| tarifeña {f} | :: feminine noun of tarifeño |
| tarifeño {adj} | :: Of or from Tarifa |
| tarifeño {m} | :: Someone from Tarifa |
| tarificación {f} | :: pricing |
| tarificar {vt} | :: to price (to fix the price of) |
| Tarija {prop} | :: Tarija (department) |
| tarijeño {adj} | :: Of or from Tarija Department |
| tarijeño {m} | :: Someone from Tarija Department |
| tarima {f} | :: platform, stage, dais (raised horizontal surface) |
| tarja {f} | :: tally |
| tarja {f} | :: plate |
| tarja {f} | :: shield |
| tarjar {v} | :: to show on a tally; to tally; to notch up |
| tarjeta {f} | :: card |
| tarjeta amarilla {f} | :: yellow card |
| tarjeta chip {f} | :: smart card |
| tarjeta de crédito {f} | :: credit card |
| tarjeta de débito {f} | :: debit card |
| tarjeta de memoria {f} | :: memory card |
| tarjeta de sonido {f} [computer hardware] | :: sound card (hardware device that captures and generates sounds) |
| tarjeta de visita {f} | :: business card |
| tarjeta gráfica {f} | :: graphics card |
| tarjetahabiente {mf} | :: cardholder |
| tarjeta inteligente {f} | :: A smart card |
| tarjeta monedero {f} | :: cash card |
| tarjeta roja {f} | :: red card |
| tarjetazo {m} | :: credit card fraud |
| tarjetero {adj} | :: card-operated |
| tarjetero {m} | :: cardholder (case for holding cards) |
| tarjetón {m} | :: voting slip |
| Tarma {prop} | :: Tarma (province) |
| tarope {m} | :: water hyacinth |
| tarot {m} | :: tarot |
| tarotista {mf} | :: tarot reader |
| tarpán {m} | :: tarpan |
| tarquín {m} | :: Mud and detritus resulting from stalled water (as in inundated fields, river banks, swamps...) |
| tarraconense {adj} | :: from the city of Tarragona |
| tarraconense {adj} | :: from the province of Tarragona |
| tarraconense {mf} | :: Someone from Tarragona |
| Tarragona {prop} {f} | :: Tarragona (province) |
| Tarragona {prop} {f} | :: Tarragona (city) |
| Tarragona {prop} {f} | :: The letter T in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| tarragonés {adj} | :: Of or from Tarragonés |
| Tarrasa {prop} {f} | :: Terrassa (Catalonian city) |
| tarrasense {adj} | :: of or from Terrassa |
| tarrasense {mf} | :: someone from Terrassa |
| tarrina {f} | :: small tub (for food) |
| tarrito {m} | :: diminutive of tarro |
| tarro {m} | :: jar (most frequently used in Spain) |
| tarro {m} | :: pot (e.g., honey) |
| tarro {m} | :: shelduck |
| tarro {m} [Chile] | :: can (e.g., a can of food or a coffee can) |
| tarro {m} [Mexico, Guatemala] | :: mug (of beer) |
| tarsal {adj} | :: tarsal |
| tarsero {m} | :: tarsier |
| tarsiano {adj} | :: tarsal |
| tarso {m} [anatomy] | :: tarsus (entire ankle) |
| tarso {m} [skeleton] | :: tarsal (any bone of the ankle) |
| Tarso {prop} {m} | :: Tarso (city) |
| tarsometatarsiano {adj} [anatomy] | :: tarsometatarsal (relating to the tarsus and the metatarsus) |
| tarsometatarso {m} | :: tarsometatarsus |
| tarta {f} | :: pie |
| tarta {f} | :: tart |
| tarta {f} [Spain] | :: cake |
| tarta {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: quiche |
| tarta de cumpleaños {f} | :: birthday cake |
| tarta de queso {f} | :: cheesecake |
| tartajoso {adj} | :: stammering; stuttery |
| tartaleta {f} | :: tart, tartlet |
| tartamudear {v} | :: to stutter, stammer |
| tartamudeo {m} | :: stutter |
| tartamudez {f} | :: stutter |
| tartamudo {adj} | :: stuttering |
| tartamudo {m} | :: stutter |
| tartán {m} | :: tartan |
| tartana {f} [historical] | :: light carriage |
| tartana {f} | :: A type of small boat |
| tartana {f} [colloquial] | :: rust bucket; old banger |
| tartar {m} | :: tartar |
| tartárico {adj} | :: tartaric |
| Tartaristán {prop} {m} | :: Tartaristán (republic) |
| tártaro {m} [poetic] | :: hell |
| tártaro {m} | :: tartaric acid |
| tártaro {m} [dentistry] | :: tartar |
| tártaro {adj} | :: Tatar |
| tártaro {m} | :: Tatar (person) |
| tártaro {m} | :: Tatar (language) |
| Tártaro {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Tartarus |
| tártaro de Crimea {m} | :: Crimean Tatar (a Turkic language) |
| tartazo {m} | :: pieing |
| tartera {f} | :: cake tin |
| tartera {f} | :: lunchbox |
| tartesia {f} | :: feminine noun of tartesio |
| tartésica {f} | :: feminine noun of tartésico |
| tartésico {adj} | :: Tartessian |
| tartésico {m} | :: Tartessian |
| tartésico {m} | :: Tartessian |
| tartesio {adj} | :: Tartessian |
| tartesio {m} | :: Tartessian |
| tartín {m} | :: Small cake |
| tartracina {f} [organic compound] | :: tartrazine |
| tartrato {m} [organic compound] | :: tartrate |
| tartrazina {f} | :: tartrazine |
| tartufo {adj} | :: hypocritical |
| tarugada {f} [Mexico] | :: barbarity |
| tarugo {m} | :: peg |
| tarugo {m} [Argentina, Chile] | :: dowel |
| tarugo {m} [Spain, Mexico] | :: an ignorant person |
| taruka {f} | :: north Andean deer |
| tarumba {adj} [colloquial] | :: KO, knocked out, dazed |
| tarzán {m} | :: Tarzan (strong wild and attractive man) |
| Tarzán {prop} {m} | :: Tarzan |
| tarzana {f} | :: feminine noun of tarzán |
| tas {m} | :: small anvil |
| tasa {f} | :: tax |
| tasa {f} | :: rate |
| tasación {f} | :: assessment |
| tasa de cambio {f} | :: exchange rate |
| tasa de interés {f} | :: interest rate |
| tasa de mortalidad {f} | :: mortality rate |
| tasa de natalidad {f} | :: birth rate |
| tasador {m} | :: assessor |
| tasadora {f} | :: assessor |
| tasa impositiva {f} [Latin America] | :: tax rate |
| tasajo {m} | :: jerky, dried meat |
| tasar {v} | :: to appraise |
| tasca {f} | :: bar; inn; drinking hole |
| tascar {v} | :: to scutch |
| tascar {v} | :: to crunch |
| tasco {m} | :: flax bast and chaff |
| Taskent {prop} | :: Taskent (capital city) |
| tasmana {f} | :: feminine noun of tasmano |
| Tasmania {prop} {f} | :: Tasmania (state/and/island) |
| tasmano {adj} | :: Tasmanian |
| tasmano {m} | :: Tasmania |
| Tasquillo {prop} | :: Tasquillo (town) |
| Tasquillo {prop} | :: Tasquillo (municipality) |
| tasugo {m} | :: badger |
| tata {m} [colloquial, Latin America, Philippines] | :: daddy, a term used by children for their father |
| tata {m} [colloquial] | :: nanny |
| tata {m} [colloquial] | :: big sister |
| tata {m} [colloquial, Chile] | :: grandfather, a term used by children for their grandfather |
| tata {m} [colloquial, vulgar, chiefly in the plural] | :: breasts |
| tatadiós {m} [Argentina] | :: praying mantis |
| tatami {m} | :: tatami |
| tatarabuela {f} | :: (feminine noun of tatarabuelo); great-great-grandmother |
| tatarabuelo {m} | :: great-great-grandfather (great-great-grandmother for the feminine form) |
| tatarabuelo {m} [usually plural] | :: great-great-grandparent (either a great-great-grandmother or a great-great-grandfather) |
| tataranieta {f} | :: feminine noun of tataranieto |
| tataranieto {m} | :: great-great-grandchild; great-great-grandson (great-great-granddaughter for the feminine form) |
| tataruga {f} | :: loggerhead turtle |
| tatata {interj} | :: knock knock |
| tatatarabuela {f} | :: great-great-great-grandmother |
| tatatarabuelo {m} | :: great-great-great-grandfather |
| tatemar {v} [Mexico] | :: to roast, to grill |
| tatengue {adj} | :: Of or relating to Unión de Santa Fe, a sports club from Santa Fe, Argentina |
| tatengue {mf} | :: Someone associated with Unión de Santa Fe, as a coach, player, fan etc |
| tato {interj} [slang, Dominican Republic] | :: alright, that is all |
| tato {m} [colloquial] | :: big brother |
| Tato {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Tato {prop} {m} | :: A name used in various expressions, used to express that nobody does a certain thing |
| tatú {m} [Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: armadillo |
| tatuado {adj} | :: tattooed |
| tatuador {m} | :: tattoo artist, tattooer, tattooist |
| tatuadora {f} | :: tattooer, tattooist, tattoo artist (female) |
| tatuaje {m} | :: tattoo |
| tatuar {vt} | :: to tattoo |
| tau {f} | :: tau; the Greek letter Τ, τ |
| tau {f} | :: tauon (elementary particle) |
| taumatina {f} [protein] | :: thaumatin |
| taumaturga {f} | :: feminine noun of taumaturgo |
| taumatúrgico {adj} | :: thaumaturgic |
| taumaturgo {m} | :: thaumaturge (performer of miracles) |
| tauón {m} | :: tauon |
| taurina {f} [biochemistry] | :: taurine |
| taurino {adj} | :: related to bullfighting |
| taurino {adj} | :: taurine |
| taurino {adj} | :: having the Zodiac sign Taurus |
| Tauro {prop} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Taurus (constellation) |
| Tauro {prop} [astrology] | :: Taurus (zodiac sign) |
| taurocatapsia {f} | :: taurokathapsia |
| taurocolato {m} [organic compound] | :: taurocholate |
| taurocólico {adj} | :: taurocholic |
| tauromaquia {f} [bullfighting] | :: tauromachy, bullfighting |
| tautología {f} | :: tautology |
| tautológico {adj} | :: tautological |
| tautomerasa {f} [enzyme] | :: tautomerase |
| tautomería {f} [chemistry] | :: tautomerism |
| tautómero {m} [chemistry] | :: tautomer |
| Tavernes de la Valldigna {prop} | :: Tavernes de la Valldigna (city) |
| taxativamente {adv} | :: emphatically, unequivocally |
| taxativo {adj} [legal] | :: limited, restrictive |
| taxativo {adj} | :: categorical, absolute (not open to discussion) |
| taxcal {m} [Mexico] | :: A basket used to carry or store tortillas |
| taxi {m} | :: taxi |
| taxiar {v} | :: to taxi (drive a taxi) |
| taxi boy {m} | :: rent boy |
| taxidermia {f} | :: taxidermy |
| taxidermista {mf} | :: taxidermist |
| taximetrista {mf} | :: taxi driver |
| taxímetro {m} | :: taximeter |
| taxímetro {m} [rare] | :: taxi |
| taxina {f} | :: taxine |
| taxirruta {m} [Ecuador] | :: taxi lane |
| taxismo {m} | :: taxis |
| taxista {mf} | :: taxi driver |
| taxon {m} | :: alternative form of taxón |
| taxón {m} [taxonomy] | :: taxon |
| taxónoma {f} | :: feminine noun of taxónomo |
| taxonomía {f} | :: taxonomy |
| taxonómicamente {adv} | :: taxonomically |
| taxonómico {adj} | :: taxonomic |
| taxonomista {mf} | :: taxonomist |
| taxónomo {m} | :: taxonomist |
| Tayacaja {prop} | :: Tayacaja (province) |
| tayika {f} | :: feminine noun of tayiko |
| Tayikistán {prop} {m} | :: Tajikistan |
| tayiko {adj} | :: Tajik, Tajikistani (of or pertaining to the nation of Tajikistan) |
| tayiko {adj} | :: Tajik (of or pertaining to the Tajik ethnic group or the Tajik language) |
| tayiko {m} | :: Tajik (person of the Tajik ethnic group) |
| tayiko {m} | :: Tajikistani (native or inhabitant of Tajikistan) |
| tayiko {m} [uncountable] | :: Tajik, Tajiki (language) |
| taylorismo {m} | :: Taylorism |
| taylorista {adj} | :: Taylorist |
| taylorista {mf} | :: Taylorist |
| tayota {f} [Dominican Republic] | :: chayote |
| taza {f} | :: cup, mug |
| taza {f} | :: toilet bowl |
| tazo {m} | :: A small circular disk which is used in the game of tazos |
| tazón {m} | :: bowl |
| tazón {m} | :: mug (large cup) |
| tb {adv} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: abbreviation of también |
| TB {prop} | :: abbreviation of Tabasco (Mexican state) |
| TCM {prep} | :: abbreviation of también conocido como (In english, a.k.a.) |
| t/c/p {prep} | :: también conocido por: a.k.a. |
| TDAH {n} | :: initialism of trastorno por déficit de atención con hiperactividad |
| te {f} | :: letter: t |
| te {pron} [reflexive pronoun] | :: yourself |
| té {m} | :: tea |
| tea {f} | :: torch (a stick with a flame on one end, used chiefly as a light source) |
| tea {f} [colloquial] | :: intoxication, drunkenness |
| teacher {mf} | :: a teacher of English |
| te amo {phrase} | :: I love you (affirmation of romantic feeling) |
| te amo {phrase} | :: I love you (affection and caring of family members or friends) |
| teanina {f} | :: theanine |
| teaser {m} | :: teaser (a short film or quote meant to draw an audience to a film or show) |
| teatina {f} | :: feminine noun of teatino |
| teatino {m} | :: Theatine |
| teatral {adj} | :: theatrical |
| teatralidad {f} | :: theatricality |
| teatralización {f} | :: dramatization |
| teatralizar {v} | :: to dramatize |
| teatralmente {adv} | :: theatrically |
| teatrero {adj} | :: theatrical, over-the-top |
| teatrero {m} | :: theatregoer |
| teatrero {m} [sport] | :: diver |
| teatrero {m} [colloquial] | :: drama queen |
| teatrillo {m} | :: diminutive of teatro |
| teatrino {m} | :: small theatre |
| teatrino {m} | :: puppet theatre |
| teatrista {mf} | :: theatregoer |
| teatrito {m} | :: diminutive of teatro |
| teatro {m} | :: theater, theatre (building where plays are performed) |
| teatro {m} | :: theater, drama (drama or performance as a profession or art form) |
| teatro {m} | :: theater (a region where a particular action takes place; a specific field of action, usually with reference to war) |
| teatro {m} | :: theatrics, drama, melodrama (exaggerated reaction to life events) |
| teatro {m} [US Spanish, chiefly in names] | :: movie theater, cinema |
| teatro de ópera {m} | :: opera house |
| teatrólogo {m} | :: theatre expert |
| tebano {adj} | :: Theban |
| Tebas {prop} {f} | :: Thebes |
| tebeo {m} | :: comic, graphic novel |
| -teca {suffix} | :: Used for any kind of collection |
| -teca {suffix} | :: Used for various Mexican or Central American ethnicities |
| teca {f} | :: teak |
| teca {f} [biology] | :: theca |
| te casaste, la cagaste {proverb} | :: An anti-marriage proverb |
| techador {m} | :: roofer |
| techadora {f} | :: feminine noun of techador |
| techar {v} | :: to shingle; to roof |
| techné {m} | :: techne |
| techno {m} | :: techno |
| techo {m} | :: ceiling |
| techo {m} | :: roof |
| techo a dos aguas {m} | :: pitched roof |
| techo de cristal {m} | :: glass ceiling |
| techumbre {f} [architecture] | :: roof structure, including the roof and the elements which support it |
| tecito {m} [colloquial] | :: diminutive of té; a cup of tea |
| tecla {f} | :: key, button (on a machine or instrument) |
| tecla de borrado {f} | :: delete, deletion key |
| tecladista {mf} | :: keyboardist |
| teclado {m} | :: keyboard [of a typewriter, piano, computer, etc.] |
| teclear {v} | :: to type |
| teclear {v} | :: to type in |
| tecleña {f} | :: feminine noun of tecleño |
| tecleño {adj} | :: Of or from the municipality of Santa Tecla, El Salvador, El Salvador |
| tecleño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the municipality of Santa Tecla, El Salvador, El Salvador |
| teclista {mf} | :: keyboardist |
| tecnecio {m} | :: technetium |
| -tecnia {suffix} | :: skill, technique |
| técnica {f} | :: technique |
| técnica {f} | :: feminine noun of técnico |
| técnicamente {adv} | :: technically |
| tecnicatura {f} | :: undergraduate degree |
| tecnicidad {f} | :: technicality (complicated or technical nature) |
| tecnicismo {m} | :: technicality |
| tecnicismo {m} | :: technical jargon, technical term |
| técnico {adj} | :: technical |
| técnico {m} | :: technician |
| técnico {m} [slang, professional wrestling] | :: A wrestler whose in-ring persona embodies heroic or virtuous traits. Contrast with rudo (Spanish) or heel (English) |
| tecnicolor {m} | :: technicolor |
| tecnificación {f} | :: technification |
| tecnificar {vt} | :: to modernise, update [with technology] |
| tecno- {prefix} | :: techno- |
| tecno {adj} [music] | :: techno |
| tecno {m} [music] | :: techno |
| tecnociencia {f} | :: technoscience |
| tecnocracia {f} | :: technocracy |
| tecnócrata {mf} | :: technocrat |
| tecnocrático {adj} | :: technocratic |
| tecnocumbia {f} | :: tecnocumbia |
| tecnoestructura {f} | :: technostructure |
| tecnóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of tecnólogo |
| tecnología {f} | :: technology |
| tecnológicamente {adv} | :: technologically |
| tecnológico {adj} | :: technological (of, relating to, or involving technology) |
| tecnologización {f} | :: technologization |
| tecnólogo {m} | :: technologist |
| tecnopop {m} | :: technopop |
| tecnosexual {adj} | :: technosexual |
| tecol {m} [Mexico] | :: The edible larva of the moth Hypopta agavis, used in traditional Mexican cuisine |
| tecolote {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, New Mexico] | :: owl |
| tecolote {m} [colloquial, dated, Mexico] | :: policeman |
| tecomate {m} | :: A dry calabash used as a bottle or canteen |
| tectita {f} | :: tektite |
| tectónica {f} [geology] | :: tectonics |
| tectónica de placas {f} | :: plate tectonics |
| tectónicamente {adv} | :: tectonically |
| tectónico {adj} [geology] | :: tectonic |
| tectonismo {m} | :: tectonic activity |
| tectósage {adj} | :: Tectosage |
| tectósage {mf} | :: Tectosage |
| tectosilicato {m} | :: tectosilicate |
| teda {f} | :: rare form of tea |
| té de limón {m} | :: lemongrass |
| tedio {m} | :: tedium, boredom, ennui |
| tediosamente {adv} | :: tediously |
| tedioso {adj} | :: tedious, boring, boresome, tiresome |
| te echo de menos {phrase} | :: I miss you |
| teen {adj} | :: teen |
| teenager {mf} | :: teenager |
| tefa {f} | :: A kind of tile |
| teff {m} | :: teff |
| teflisense {adj} | :: Tbilisian (of or pertaining to Tbilisi, Georgia) |
| teflisense {mf} | :: Tbilisian (native or resident of Tbilisi, Georgia) |
| teflón {m} | :: teflon (polytetrafluoroethylene) |
| tegilla {f} | :: tegillum |
| tegobi {m} [vesre] | :: policeman |
| Tegucigalpa {prop} {f} | :: Tegucigalpa (capital city) |
| tegucigalpense {adj} | :: Tegucigalpan (of or pertaining to Tegucigalpa, Honduras) |
| tegucigalpense {mf} | :: Tegucigalpan (native or resident of Tegucigalpa, Honduras) |
| tégula {f} | :: tegula |
| tegumento {m} | :: integument |
| Tegus {prop} [colloquial] | :: synonym of Tegucigalpa |
| Teguz {prop} [colloquial] | :: synonym of Tegucigalpa |
| té helado {m} | :: iced tea |
| Teherán {prop} {m} | :: Teherán (capital city) |
| Tehuantepec {prop} | :: Tehuantepec (city) |
| Tehuantepec {prop} | :: Tehuantepec (municipality) |
| Tehuantepec {prop} | :: Tehuantepec (district) |
| Tehuantepec {prop} [historical] | :: Tehuantepec (former federal territory) |
| tehuelche {adj} | :: Tehuelche |
| tehuelche {mf} | :: Tehuelche |
| teína {f} | :: theine |
| teipe {m} | :: tape; masking tape |
| teísmo {m} | :: theism |
| teísta {mf} | :: theist |
| teito {m} [Asturias, León] | :: dwelling with a thatched roof |
| teito {m} | :: the thatched roof itself |
| teja {f} | :: roof tile |
| teja {f} | :: A type of noodle |
| teja {f} | :: A type of chocolate from Peru |
| teja {f} [Costa Rica, slang] | :: A 100 colón coin |
| Tejada {prop} {m} | :: Tejada (town) |
| Tejada {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| tejadillo {m} | :: diminutive of tejado |
| tejado {m} | :: tiled roof |
| tejana {f} | :: feminine noun of tejano |
| tejano {adj} | :: alternative spelling of texano |
| tejano {m} | :: alternative spelling of texano |
| tejanos {mp} | :: blue jeans |
| tejar {vt} | :: to tile |
| tejar {m} | :: tilery |
| tejaroz {m} | :: a kind of roof |
| Tejas {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Texas |
| tejate {m} [Mexico] | :: A traditional Oaxacan beverage made from maize, rosita de cacao, mamey sapote and cacao |
| tejedor {m} | :: weaver |
| tejedora {f} | :: feminine noun of tejedor |
| tejedura {f} | :: weaving |
| tejeduría {f} | :: weaving |
| tejemaneje {m} | :: intrigue, scheme |
| tejemaneje {m} | :: corruption, graft |
| tejemaneje {m} | :: fiddle, shady deal (fraud) |
| tejemaneje {m} | :: knack |
| tejer {v} | :: to knit |
| tejer {v} | :: to weave |
| tejer {v} | :: to spin (a web, a tale) |
| tejera {f} | :: synonym of tejer |
| tejería {f} | :: tilery |
| tejido {m} | :: fabric |
| tejido {m} [biology] | :: tissue |
| tejido adiposo {m} | :: adipose tissue |
| tejita {f} | :: diminutive of teja |
| tejo {m} | :: yew |
| tejo {m} | :: A shard, tile, quoit or similar object used in various games |
| tejo {m} | :: shuffleboard or any of the games played using a shard or tile |
| tejo {m} [Colombia] | :: a traditional throwing sport in Colombia, throwing a metal puck/disc at small targets that contain gunpowder and explode on impact |
| tejocote {m} [Mexico] | :: Crataegus mexicana, a species of fruit-bearing hawthorn |
| tejocote {m} [Mexico] | :: The small, yellowish fruit of this tree |
| tejo japonés {m} | :: Japanese yew |
| tejolote {m} | :: A stone pestle used in Mexican cuisine, often cylindrical in shape and used with a molcajete |
| tejón {m} | :: European badger (Meles meles) |
| tejón {m} | :: American badger (Taxidea taxus) |
| tejón {m} [Mexico] | :: white-nosed coati (Nasua narica) |
| tejón {m} [Tabasco, Chihuahua] | :: raccoon (Procyon lotor) |
| tejón {m} [Costa Rica] | :: northern tamandua (Tamandua mexicana) |
| tejón {m} | :: kinkajou (Potos flavus) |
| tejón {m} | :: a gold plate or ingot |
| tejón de miel {m} | :: honey badger |
| tejón solo {m} | :: a solitary adult male white-nosed coati (Nasua narica) |
| tejuela {f} | :: wood shingle |
| tejuelo {m} | :: small disk, small quoit |
| tejuelo {m} | :: backbone title label [in bookbinding] |
| tejuelo {m} | :: pillow block, pivot bearing [in mechanics] |
| tejuelo {m} | :: sole of a hoof [in veterinary medicine] |
| teka {f} | :: obsolete spelling of teca |
| tela {f} [fabric] | :: cloth, fabric (woven material made of fibers) |
| tela {f} [colloquial] | :: difficult task (difficult or tedious undertaking, especially as part of one's duties) |
| tela {f} [colloquial] | :: cash, dosh (money) |
| tela {adv} [Spain, colloquial] | :: loads; lots; a shedload; extremely |
| telamón {m} | :: telamon |
| telar {m} | :: loom |
| telaraña {f} | :: spiderweb |
| telarañado {adj} | :: covered with spiderwebs |
| telaviví {adj} | :: Telavivian (of or pertaining to Tel Aviv, Israel) |
| telaviví {mf} | :: Telavivian (native or resident of Tel Aviv, Israel) |
| teldense {adj} | :: Of or from Telde |
| teldense {mf} | :: Someone from Telde |
| tele- {prefix} | :: tele- (1 and 2) |
| tele {f} | :: clipping of televisión; television |
| teleadicción {f} | :: TV addiction |
| telealarma {f} | :: (remote) alarm |
| telearrastre {m} | :: draglift |
| teleasistencia {f} | :: teleservice; teleassistance |
| teleaudiencia {f} | :: audience, viewership |
| telebasura {f} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: trash TV, junk TV |
| telecabina {f} | :: gondola lift; telecabin |
| telecadena {f} | :: television channel |
| telecajero {m} | :: cash machine; ATM |
| telecentro {m} | :: telecenter; telecentre |
| telecinquero {adj} | :: A TV program or series of Telecinco, a famous TV channel of Spain |
| telecinquero {adj} | :: A fan of Telecinco |
| telecinquero {adj} | :: Someone who works for Telecinco |
| teleclase {f} | :: teleclass |
| teleco {m} | :: telco (telecommunications company) |
| teleco {m} | :: telecommunications engineer |
| telecomando {m} | :: remote control |
| telecomedia {f} | :: television comedy |
| telecomunicación {f} | :: telecommunication |
| teleconferencia {f} | :: teleconference |
| teledetección {f} | :: remote sensing |
| telediario {m} | :: TV news bulletin |
| teledifusión {f} | :: television broadcasting |
| teledirigido {adj} | :: directed or controlled remotely |
| teleevangélico {adj} | :: televangelical |
| teleevangelismo {m} | :: televangelism |
| teleférico {m} | :: aerial tramway, cable car |
| telefilm {m} | :: telefilm |
| telefilme {m} | :: television film, direct-to-TV film |
| Télefo {prop} {m} | :: Telephus |
| telefonazo {m} | :: Quick phonecall; buzz |
| telefonear {v} | :: to telephone |
| telefonía {f} | :: telephony |
| telefonía fija {f} [retronym] | :: landline (fixed telephone communications cable) |
| telefónicamente {adv} | :: telephonically, over the phone, by phone |
| telefónico {adj} | :: telephonic; pertaining to telephones |
| telefonillo {m} | :: entryphone, doorphone, intercom, interfone |
| telefonista {mf} | :: telephone operator (person who operates a telephone switchboard) |
| telefonista {mf} | :: telephone operator (person who provides information or takes messages via the telephone) |
| teléfono {m} | :: telephone (a telecommunication device used for two-way talking with another person) |
| teléfono {m} | :: telephone number (the sequence of digits used to identify a particular destination telephone in a network) |
| teléfono celular {m} [Latin America] | :: cell phone [US], mobile phone [UK, Australia] |
| teléfono fijo {m} [retronym] | :: landline (telephone connected by such a fixed cable) |
| teléfono inteligente {m} | :: smartphone |
| teléfono móvil {m} [Spain] | :: cell phone [US], mobile phone [UK, Australia] |
| telegenia {f} | :: telegenic quality, good look on TV |
| telegrafía {f} | :: telegraphy |
| telegrafiar {vt} | :: to telegraph |
| telegráficamente {adv} | :: telegraphically |
| telegráfico {adj} | :: telegraphic |
| telegrafista {mf} | :: telegraphist |
| telégrafo {m} | :: telegraph (apparatus for communicating between distant points) |
| telégrafo {m} | :: telegraphy |
| telegrama {m} | :: telegram |
| telégrama {m} | :: obsolete spelling of telegrama |
| teleindicador {m} | :: monitor; screen; display |
| telele {m} | :: fit (shock) |
| telema {prop} {f} | :: Thelema |
| Telémaco {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Telemachus |
| telemando {m} | :: remote control |
| telemaratón {m} | :: telethon |
| telemárketing {m} | :: telemarketing |
| telemáticamente {adv} | :: telematically |
| telemático {adj} | :: telematic |
| telemedicina {f} | :: telemedicine |
| telemedida {f} | :: telemetry |
| telemedido {adj} | :: telemeasured |
| telemetría {f} | :: telemetry |
| telemétrico {adj} | :: telemetric |
| telémetro {m} | :: rangefinder |
| teleñeco {m} | :: muppet |
| teleño {adj} | :: Of or from Tela, Honduras |
| teleño {m} | :: Someone from Tela, Honduras |
| telenoticiero {m} | :: news show (on the TV) |
| telenovela {f} | :: soap opera/telenovela |
| telenovelero {adj} [attributive] | :: soap opera |
| teleobjetivo {m} [photography] | :: telephoto lens |
| teleología {f} | :: teleology |
| teleológico {adj} | :: teleological |
| teleoperador {m} | :: telephone operator |
| teleoperadora {f} | :: telephone operator |
| teleósteo {m} | :: teleost |
| telépata {mf} | :: telepath |
| telépata {adj} | :: telepathic |
| telepatía {f} | :: telepathy |
| telepáticamente {adv} | :: telepathically |
| telepático {adj} | :: telepathic |
| telepeaje {m} | :: electronic tolling |
| telepizza {f} | :: delivery pizza |
| teleportación {f} | :: teleportation |
| teleportar {v} | :: to teleport |
| telepredicador {m} | :: televangelist |
| telepredicadora {f} | :: feminine noun of telepredicador |
| telepresencia {f} | :: telepresence |
| telepromoción {f} | :: televised advertising |
| teleprompter {m} | :: teleprompter |
| telepromter {m} | :: teleprompter |
| telepronter {m} | :: teleprompter |
| telequinesis {f} | :: telekinesis |
| telequinéticamente {adv} | :: telekinetically |
| telequinético {adj} | :: telekinetic |
| telerealidad {f} | :: reality television |
| telerrealidad {f} | :: reality television |
| telesalud {f} | :: telehealth |
| telescópico {adj} | :: telescopic |
| telescopio {m} | :: telescope |
| telesecundaria {f} | :: A distance education program for secondary education in Mexico |
| teleserie {f} | :: TV series |
| Telesforo {prop} {m} | :: Telesphoros |
| telesilla {f} | :: chairlift |
| telespectador {m} | :: television viewer |
| telespectadora {f} | :: feminine noun of telespectador |
| telesquí {m} | :: ski lift |
| teletac {m} | :: ETC (electronic toll collection) |
| teletaquilla {f} [rare] | :: pay-per-view television |
| teleteatro {m} | :: televised theatre |
| teletexto {m} | :: teletext |
| teletienda {f} | :: infomercial |
| teletipo {m} | :: teletype |
| teletón {m} | :: telethon |
| teletrabajador {m} | :: teleworker |
| teletrabajar {v} [computing] | :: to telework, telecommute |
| teletrabajo {m} | :: telework, telecommuting |
| teletransportación {f} | :: teleportation |
| teletransportador {m} | :: teleporter |
| teletransportar {v} | :: to teleport |
| teletransporte {m} | :: teleportation |
| teletrasportación {f} | :: teleportation |
| teletsunami {m} | :: teletsunami |
| televenta {f} | :: telesales |
| televidente {mf} | :: television viewer |
| televisación {f} | :: televising |
| televisar {v} | :: to televise |
| televisión {f} | :: television |
| televisión digital {f} | :: digital television |
| televisión por cable {f} | :: cable television |
| televisivamente {adv} | :: on television, televisually |
| televisivo {adj} | :: TV, television (attributive) |
| televisivo {adj} | :: televisable, televisual |
| televisor {m} | :: television set |
| televisora {f} | :: TV station, television channel, broadcaster |
| televoto {m} | :: televoting |
| telgopor {m} [Argentina] | :: expanded polystyrene (EPS); styrofoam |
| telita {f} | :: diminutive of tela |
| telitoquia {f} | :: thelytoky |
| telliz {m} | :: horse blanket, saddlecloth, caparison |
| telo {m} [vesre] | :: love hotel |
| telógeno {adj} [attributive] | :: telogen |
| telomerasa {f} [enzyme] | :: telomerase |
| telomérico {adj} | :: telomeric |
| telómero {m} [genetics] | :: telomere |
| telón {m} | :: curtain |
| telón {m} | :: fabric (material made of fibers) |
| teloncillo {m} | :: diminutive of telón |
| Telón de Acero {prop} {m} [Spain, historical] | :: Iron Curtain |
| telón de fondo {m} | :: backdrop |
| telonear {v} [music] | :: to support (act as the support act for another group) |
| telonera {f} [music] | :: support; support act |
| telonero {m} [music] | :: support, support act |
| telosoma {f} [protein] | :: telosome |
| telugu {m} | :: Telugu |
| telugú {m} | :: Telugu (language) |
| télugu {m} | :: Telugu |
| telúricamente {adv} | :: earthly; in an earthly manner |
| telúrico {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: telluric |
| telúrico {adj} | :: earthly |
| telurio {m} | :: tellurium |
| teluro {m} | :: tellurium |
| telurómetro {f} | :: tellurometer |
| tema {m} | :: theme; plot (of a book, film or other media) |
| tema {m} | :: topic; matter; subject |
| tema {m} [linguistics] | :: theme; topic |
| tema {m} | :: song, track |
| temar {v} [Argentina, Bolivia] | :: To have an obsession |
| temario {m} | :: program, agenda, syllabus |
| temascal {m} | :: alternative spelling of temazcal |
| temática {f} | :: subject, topic, theme |
| temáticamente {adv} | :: thematically |
| temático {adj} | :: thematic |
| tematización {f} | :: bringing up (a topic) |
| tematizar {vt} | :: to bring up (convert into the topic of a discussion) |
| tematizar {vt} [linguistics] | :: synonym of topicalizar |
| temazcal {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico] | :: A sweat lodge, traditionally one made from adobe bricks |
| temazo {m} | :: augmentative of tema; great song, tune |
| tembladera {f} | :: violent shaking |
| tembladeral {m} | :: quagmire (troubling situation) |
| temblante {adj} | :: shaking; shaky |
| temblar {vi} | :: to tremble, to quiver, to quake, to shudder, to cringe, to quail |
| temblar {vi} | :: to shake |
| temblar {vi} | :: to shiver |
| temblar {vi} | :: to twitch |
| tembleque {adj} | :: shaky, trembling |
| tembleque {m} | :: shakes, jitters |
| temblequear {vi} [colloquial] | :: to shiver, shake |
| temblequera {f} [colloquial] | :: shake; tremble (act of shaking or trembling) |
| temblón {adj} | :: shaky; unsteady |
| temblón {m} | :: aspen; common aspen |
| temblón {m} | :: electric eel |
| temblor {m} | :: tremor (i.e. involuntary vibration from illness or fear) |
| temblor {m} | :: tremble, trembling, shaking, quivering |
| temblor {m} | :: tremor, earthquake, quake, temblor [usually a light one] |
| temblorcillo {m} | :: diminutive of temblor |
| temblor esencial {m} | :: essential tremor |
| temblorina {f} [Mexico] | :: violent shaking |
| temblorosamente {adv} | :: shakily |
| tembloroso {adj} | :: flickering |
| tembloroso {adj} | :: shaking, unsteady |
| temer {vit} | :: to fear |
| temer {v} | :: to dread |
| temer {vr} | :: to be feared |
| temerariamente {adv} | :: rashly, recklessly |
| temerariamente {adv} | :: audaciously, boldly |
| temerario {adj} | :: foolhardy, reckless, rash, brash |
| temerario {m} | :: daredevil |
| temeridad {f} | :: recklessness, fearlessness, temerity |
| temerosamente {adv} | :: fearfully |
| temeroso {adj} | :: fearful, distressed |
| temeroso de Dios {adj} | :: God-fearing |
| temescal {m} | :: alternative spelling of temazcal |
| temibilidad {f} | :: fearsomeness |
| temible {adj} | :: fearsome, fearful |
| temible {adj} | :: redoubtable |
| temita {m} | :: diminutive of tema |
| temnospóndilo {m} | :: temnospondyl |
| temor {m} | :: fear |
| temor {m} | :: awe |
| temor {m} | :: dread, apprehension, trepidation |
| témpano {m} | :: iceberg |
| témpano de hielo {m} | :: iceberg |
| témpera {f} | :: tempera |
| temperamental {adj} | :: temperamental, moody |
| temperamentalmente {adv} | :: temperamentally |
| temperamento {m} | :: temperament |
| temperancia {f} | :: synonym of templanza |
| temperar {vt} | :: to temper (to moderate or control) |
| temperar {v} | :: to soften |
| temperar {v} | :: to calm |
| temperatura {f} | :: temperature |
| temperatura ambiente {f} | :: room temperature |
| temperatura ambiente {f} | :: See: es temperatura ambiente |
| tempero {m} | :: seasonableness |
| tempestad {f} | :: tempest, storm (especially at sea) |
| tempestivamente {adv} | :: timely, seasonably, opportunely |
| tempestividad {f} | :: seasonableness |
| tempestuosamente {adv} | :: tempestuously, turbulently |
| tempestuoso {adj} | :: tempestuous, stormy |
| tempestuoso {adj} | :: turbulent |
| templadamente {adv} | :: tepidly |
| templadamente {adv} | :: in a tempered manner |
| templadito {adj} | :: diminutive of templado |
| templado {adj} | :: tepid, warm, mild |
| templado {adj} | :: temperate |
| templado {adj} | :: tempered |
| templamiento {m} | :: obsolete spelling of temperamento |
| templanza {f} | :: temperance, moderation, sobriety |
| templar {vt} | :: to temper (to moderate or control) |
| templar {v} | :: to cool down |
| templar {v} | :: to warm up |
| templar {v} | :: to cool off |
| templar {v} | :: to calm down, chill out |
| templar {v} | :: to tune [a musical instrument] |
| templario {adj} | :: pertaining to the Knights Templar |
| templario {m} | :: Templar |
| temple {m} | :: mood; humour (of a person) |
| temple {m} | :: mettle; courage; spunk |
| temple {m} | :: tempering |
| temple {m} | :: temperature |
| temple {m} [music] | :: tuning |
| temple {m} [bullfighting] | :: A move of the cape before a charge |
| templete {m} | :: small temple; shrine |
| templete {m} | :: pavillion |
| templo {m} | :: temple (a house of worship) |
| templón {m} | :: templon |
| tempo {m} [music] | :: tempo |
| tempo {m} [chess] | :: tempo |
| témpora {f} [mostly in plural] | :: Ember day |
| temporada {f} | :: season, period, span of time |
| temporada {f} | :: [television] season, series (group of episodes of a television broadcast) |
| temporadista {mf} [Caribbean] | :: holidaymaker; vacationer |
| temporadita {f} | :: diminutive of temporada |
| temporal {adj} | :: temporal (of or relating to time) |
| temporal {adj} | :: temporary |
| temporal {adj} [anatomy] | :: temporal (of the temples of the head) |
| temporal {m} | :: storm |
| temporalidad {f} | :: temporality |
| temporalmente {adv} | :: temporarily |
| temporariamente {adv} | :: temporarily |
| temporario {adj} [rare] | :: temporary |
| témporas {fp} [Christianity] | :: Ember days |
| temporera {f} | :: feminine noun of temporero |
| temporeramente {adv} | :: temporarily |
| temporero {m} | :: temporary worker, temp |
| temporero {adj} | :: temporary |
| temporización {f} | :: timing |
| temporizado {adj} | :: timer-controlled |
| temporizador {m} | :: timer (device that activates something after a preset amount of time) |
| temporizador {m} | :: egg timer |
| temporizar {v} | :: to temporize |
| temporomandibular {adj} | :: temporomandibular |
| tempranamente {adv} | :: shortly, soon |
| tempranero {adj} | :: early |
| tempranero {adj} | :: early-rising |
| tempranero {m} | :: early riser, early bird |
| tempranísimo {adj} [of the time or a particular hour, usually, colloquial] | :: superlative of temprano; very early |
| tempranito {adj} | :: diminutive of temprano |
| tempranito {adv} [idiomatic] | :: bright and early |
| temprano {adj} | :: early |
| temprano {adv} | :: early, early on |
| tempura {mf} | :: tempura |
| temuquense {adj} | :: of or from Temuco |
| temuquense {mf} | :: Someone from Temuco |
| tena {f} | :: A type of pepper |
| tenacidad {f} | :: tenacity |
| tenacilla {f} [also in the plural] | :: tongs |
| tenacilla {f} [also in the plural] | :: tweezer |
| tenacísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tenaz |
| tenamaste {m} [Central America, Mexico] | :: a hearthstone, any of the three stones traditionally used to elevate a comal above a fire |
| tenamaste {m} [in the plural, Mexico] | :: triplets |
| tenamaztle {m} | :: alternative spelling of tenamaste |
| tenamfetamina {f} | :: tenamfetamine |
| tenante {m} [heraldry] | :: supporter |
| tenar {adj} [anatomy] | :: thenar |
| tenaz {adj} | :: tenacious |
| tenaza {f} | :: pincers |
| tenazas {fp} | :: pincers |
| tenazas {fp} | :: plural of tenaza |
| tenazmente {adv} | :: tenaciously |
| tenca {f} | :: tench (Tinca tinca, a species of freshwater game fish) |
| tendal {m} | :: clothesline |
| tendal {m} | :: tarpaulin |
| tendal {m} | :: washing (hanging out in the sun) |
| tendal {m} | :: fruit dryer |
| tendal {m} | :: place to hang things |
| tendedero {m} | :: clotheslines, clotheshorse (device or place on which laundry is hung out to dry) |
| tendedor {m} | :: clotheshorse |
| tendencia {f} | :: tendency |
| tendencia {f} | :: trend, fad |
| tendencial {adj} | :: tendential |
| tendencialmente {adv} | :: tendentially |
| tendenciosamente {adv} | :: biasedly |
| tendencioso {adj} | :: tendentious, biased |
| tendente {adj} | :: tending (to) |
| tender {vt} | :: to spread, to stretch out |
| tender {vt} | :: to lay (cable) |
| tender {vt} | :: to make (a bed) |
| tender {vt} | :: to hang up (clothes) |
| tender {vt} | :: to build (a bridge across an expanse) |
| tender {vt} | :: to extend (the hand) |
| tender {vt} | :: to floor (with a punch), to stretch out |
| tender {vt} | :: to cast (a net) |
| tender {vt} | :: to set (a trap) |
| tender {vt} | :: to coat (with plaster) |
| tender {vi} | :: to tend to, to have a tendency |
| tender {vr} | :: to lay oneself down |
| tenderete {m} | :: stall, market stall, stand |
| tenderete {m} | :: convenience store |
| tenderete {m} | :: clotheshorse |
| tendero {m} | :: shopkeeper |
| tenderse {v} | :: to lie down |
| tendido {adj} | :: hanging |
| tendido {adj} | :: lying |
| tendido {adj} | :: extended, wide |
| tendido {m} | :: cable, cabling, wire, wiring |
| tendiente {adj} | :: aimed at, with the purpose of |
| tendinitis {f} [pathology] | :: tendinitis |
| tendinoso {adj} | :: tendinous |
| tendón {m} | :: tendon |
| tenducho {m} | :: pejorative of tienda |
| tenebrismo {m} [art] | :: tenebrism |
| tenebrista {mf} | :: Tenebrist |
| tenebrista {adj} | :: tenebristic |
| tenebroso {adj} | :: tenebrous |
| tenedero {m} [nautical] | :: area suitable for anchorage |
| tenedor {m} | :: fork |
| tenedor {m} | :: bearer; holder |
| tenedora {f} | :: holder; bearer |
| teneduría {f} | :: accounting |
| teneduría {f} | :: bookkeeping |
| tenencia {f} | :: tenancy, occupancy |
| tenencia {f} | :: possession |
| tenente {m} [historical] | :: tenant-in-chief |
| tener {vt} | :: to have, possess (literally) |
| tener {vt} | :: to have, possess, to be (a condition or quality) |
| tener {vt} | :: to hold, grasp |
| tener {vt} | :: to contain, to hold (e.g. to "hold the power to", "hold the key", "hold a clue", "hold the truth", "have a hold on", "hold in store", "hold all the cards", "hold in high regard", etc.) |
| tener {vt} | :: to have, feel (internally) |
| tener {vt} | :: to make to feel |
| tener {vt} | :: to have (a measure or age) |
| tener {v} | :: [used with que] To have to |
| tener {v} | :: to get (e.g. to get a minute, to get an idea, to get a chance, to get a concussion/bruise/headache, to get in an accident, to get a place, to get a view of, to get a meeting, to get a vision, etc.) |
| tener {v} | :: to keep, to bear (in certain phrases; e.g. to bear in mind, bear a resemblance, keep a journal/diary, keep around something or someone) |
| tener {v} | :: to make (in a few select phrases) |
| tener {vr} | :: to be taken (usually has deber for an auxiliary verb when used) |
| tener a bien {v} [idiom] | :: to see fit |
| tener a gala {v} [idiomatic] | :: to pride oneself on |
| tener agarrado por los cojones {v} [idiomatic, vulgar] | :: To have someone by the balls |
| tener algo que ver con {v} [idiomatic] | :: To have something to do with, to concern, to have some relationship with |
| tener buenas aldabas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have friends in high places |
| tener chispa {v} [idiom] | :: to be funnily clever, to be witty |
| tener claro {v} [idiom] | :: to understand, to be clear about |
| tener conchas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a sly fox |
| tener cuidado {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: take care |
| tener cuidado {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: watch out |
| tener cultura alcohólica {v} [Latin America colloquial, humorous, idiom] | :: to hold one's liquor |
| tener dudas {vi} | :: to have second thoughts, to have doubts, to have reservations, to have misgivings |
| tener dudas {v} | :: to have second thoughts about/on, to have doubts about/on (+ en or sobre) |
| tener enchufe {v} [idiomatic] | :: To have connections |
| tener en cuenta {v} [idiomatic] | :: To take into account, to keep in mind, to bear in mind |
| tener en cuenta {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be reckoned with |
| tener en el bote {v} [idiomatic] | :: To have someone eat out of one's hand |
| tener en mente {v} [idiom] | :: to bear in mind |
| tener en palmitas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to spoil rotten |
| tener entre ceja y ceja {v} [idiomatic] | :: to find (someone) annoying |
| tener entre ceja y ceja {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have (something) on one's mind |
| tener flojos los tornillos {v} [idiom] | :: to have a screw loose |
| tener ganas {v} | :: to feel like, fancy |
| tener ganas {v} | :: to want, desire |
| tener ganas {v} | :: to look forward to |
| tener gases {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be gassy, have a flatulence problem |
| tenería {f} | :: tannery |
| Tenerife {prop} | :: Tenerife |
| tener la cabeza bien amueblada {v} [idiom] | :: To have a good head on one's shoulders |
| tener la cabeza sobre los hombros {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have one's head screwed on |
| tener la manga ancha {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be easy-going |
| tener la mosca detrás de la oreja {v} [idiom] | :: to smell a rat |
| tener la mosca en la oreja {v} | :: alternative form of tener la mosca detrás de la oreja |
| tener largas narices {v} [idiomatic] | :: To have a keen sense of smell |
| tener largas narices {v} [idiomatic] | :: To be able to predict the future |
| tener las de ganar {v} [idiom] | :: to be highly likely to win; to be a dead cert |
| tener las de perder {v} [idiom] | :: to be highly likely to lose; to be an underdog |
| tener los labios sellados {v} [idiomatic] | :: To keep one's lips sealed; to keep a secret. (Literally, to have the lips sealed) |
| tener lugar {v} [idiom] | :: to take place, to occur |
| tener mal perder {v} [idiom] | :: to be a bad loser |
| tener mariposas en el estómago {v} [idiomatic] | :: have butterflies in one's stomach |
| tener más conchas que un galápago {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a very sly fox |
| tener más cuento que Calleja {v} [idiomatic] | :: Be someone who continually makes up excuses |
| tener más orgullo que don Rodrigo en la horca {v} [idiom, simile] | :: To be proud as Punch |
| tener más paciencia que el santo Job {v} [idiom] | :: to have the patience of Job |
| tener memoria de elefante {v} [idiom] | :: have a brilliant memory |
| tener pájaros en la cabeza {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have a screw loose, to have bats in the belfry; to be feather-brained |
| tener pluma {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: to be camp (ostentatiously gay) |
| tener por {v} | :: to think; to be of the opinion |
| tener presente {v} [idiomatic] | :: to bear in mind |
| tener puesto {v} [idiom] | :: to have on; to wear |
| tenerse {v} | :: reflexive of tener |
| tenérselas tiesas con {v} [idiom] | :: to stand up to; to affront |
| tener sentido {v} | :: to make sense |
| tener sexo {v} | :: to have sex, to get laid |
| tener sin cuidado {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not bother |
| tener su miga {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be more than meets the eye |
| tener sus conchas {v} [idiomatic] | :: alternative form of tener conchas |
| tener sus más y sus menos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have pros and cons |
| tener tela {v} [idiom] | :: To be really tough; to be tricky |
| tener tela {v} [idiom] | :: to be great or immense |
| tener tilín {v} [idiom] | :: to have appeal; to have sex appeal |
| tener un buen tiempo {v} [Louisiana] | :: to have a good time |
| teneso {m} [chemistry] | :: tennessine |
| tengo calor {phrase} | :: I'm hot |
| tengo una pregunta {phrase} | :: I have a question |
| tenia {f} | :: tapeworm |
| tenida {f} | :: meeting, session |
| tenida {f} [Bolivia, Chile, Peru] | :: outfit (set of clothing) |
| tenienta {f} | :: feminine noun of teniente |
| teniente {m} | :: lieutenant |
| teniente {m} | :: deputy |
| teniente {m} | :: having, holding |
| teniente general {mf} | :: lieutenant general |
| tenientito {m} | :: diminutive of teniente |
| tenino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Teno |
| teñir {v} | :: to color, dye, stain |
| teñir {vr} | :: to dye (one's hair) |
| tenis {m} | :: tennis |
| tenis {m} | :: trainer, running shoe, tennis shoes, sneaker (shoe) |
| tenis de mesa {m} | :: table tennis, ping pong |
| tenismesista {mf} | :: table tennis player |
| tenista {mf} | :: tennis player |
| tenísticamente {adv} | :: in terms of tennis |
| tenístico {adj} [attributive] | :: tennis |
| tennesiana {f} | :: feminine noun of tennesiano |
| tennesiano {adj} | :: Tennessean |
| tennesiano {m} | :: Tennessean |
| Tennessee {prop} {m} | :: Tennessee (state) |
| teno- {prefix} [medicine, anatomy] | :: teno- |
| Teno {prop} {m} | :: Teno (city) |
| tenochca {adj} | :: Tenochca |
| tenochca {mf} | :: Tenochca |
| Tenochtitlan {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Tenochtitlán |
| Tenochtitlán {prop} {m} | :: Tenochtitlán (former capital) |
| tenofovir {m} | :: tenofovir |
| tenor {m} | :: tenor |
| tenor {m} [formal] | :: sense, meaning |
| tenorino {adj} [music] | :: having a high tenor voice |
| tenorio {m} | :: Don Juan; lady-killer |
| Tenorio {prop} | :: surname |
| tenorrafia {f} [surgery] | :: tenorrhaphy |
| tenosinovitis {f} | :: tenosynovitis |
| tenotomía {f} [surgery] | :: tenotomy |
| tensar {v} | :: to tense |
| tensioactivo {adj} | :: tensioactive |
| tensiometro {m} | :: tensiometer |
| tensiómetro {m} | :: tensometer |
| tensión {f} | :: tension, tenseness, stress, strain |
| tensión {f} | :: voltage |
| tensional {adj} | :: tensional |
| tensionante {adj} | :: tense; testing |
| tensionar {v} | :: to tense (to make or become tense) |
| tensión sexual {f} | :: sexual tension |
| tensión superficial {f} | :: surface tension |
| tenso {adj} | :: tense, strained, taut, tensed |
| tenso {adj} | :: uptight, tense, stressed, edgy, fraught |
| tensoactivo {m} | :: surfactant |
| tensomembrana {f} | :: tensile membrane |
| tensor {adj} | :: tensing; tensile |
| tensor {m} | :: tensor |
| tensor del tímpano {m} | :: tensor tympani |
| tensorial {adj} [math] | :: tensorial, tensor [attributive] |
| tensor métrico {m} [geometry] | :: metric tensor |
| tentación {f} | :: temptation |
| tentacular {adj} | :: tentacular |
| tentáculo {m} | :: tentacle (elongated, boneless, flexible appendage) |
| tentadero {m} [bullfighting] | :: An enclosure used during the tienta to decide if the bulls are fit to become fighting bulls, used for breeding, or to be sacrificed |
| tentador {adj} | :: tempting |
| tentar {v} | :: to tempt |
| tentar {v} | :: to touch |
| tentar a la suerte {v} [idiom] | :: To tempt fate |
| tentar al diablo {v} [idiom] | :: To tempt fate |
| tentativa {f} | :: attempt, trial, experiment |
| tentativa {f} | :: endeavor |
| tentativamente {adv} | :: tentatively |
| tentativo {adj} | :: tentative |
| tentempié {m} | :: snack, refreshment (small portion of food) |
| tentempié {m} | :: entrée |
| tentempié {m} | :: roly-poly (toy that rights itself when pushed over) |
| tentetieso {m} | :: roly-poly (toy) |
| tentullo {m} | :: dark cep, bronze bolete (Boletus aereus) |
| tenue {adj} | :: tenuous, thin, weak |
| tenue {adj} | :: faint, dim, wispy, soft, subdued, pale |
| tenuemente {adv} | :: slightly, faintly |
| tenuísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tenue |
| teo- {prefix} | :: theo- |
| Teobaldo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| teobroma {m} [chiefly poetic] | :: cacao bean |
| teobromina {f} | :: theobromine |
| teocentrismo {m} | :: theocentrism |
| teocinte {m} [Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico] | :: teosinte |
| teocracia {f} | :: theocracy (government under the control of a state-sponsored religion) |
| teócrata {adj} | :: theocratic |
| teócrata {mf} | :: theocrat |
| teocráticamente {adv} | :: theocratically |
| teocrático {adj} | :: theocratic |
| teodolito {m} | :: theodolite |
| Teodora {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Teodoro {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| teofanía {f} | :: theophany |
| teofilina {f} | :: theophylline |
| Teófilo {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Theophilus |
| Teófilo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| teóforo {adj} | :: theophoric |
| teogonía {f} | :: theogony |
| teogónico {adj} | :: theogonic |
| teóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of teólogo |
| teologado {m} | :: theology school or faculty |
| teologal {adj} | :: theological |
| teología {f} | :: theology |
| teológicamente {adv} | :: theologically |
| teológico {adj} | :: theological (relating to theology) |
| teólogo {m} | :: theologian (one who studies theology) |
| teónimo {m} | :: theonym |
| teorema {m} | :: theorem |
| teorema de Pitágoras {m} [mathematics] | :: Pythagorean theorem |
| teorético {adj} | :: alternative spelling of teórico |
| teoría {f} | :: theory |
| teoría de categorías {f} | :: category theory |
| teoría de conjuntos {f} | :: set theory (mathematical theory of sets) |
| teoría de grafos {f} | :: graph theory |
| teoría de grupos {f} | :: group theory |
| teoría de juegos {f} | :: game theory |
| teoría de la conspiración {m} | :: conspiracy theory |
| teoría de la información {f} | :: information theory |
| teoría de la relatividad {f} | :: theory of relativity (special and general relativity considered as unit together) |
| teoría de nudos {f} [mathematics] | :: knot theory |
| teoría de números {f} | :: number theory |
| teóricamente {adv} | :: theoretically |
| teórico {adj} | :: theoretical |
| teórico {m} | :: theorist |
| teorización {f} | :: theorization |
| teorizador {m} | :: theorizer |
| teorizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of teorizador |
| teorizar {v} | :: to theorize |
| teósofa {f} | :: feminine noun of teósofo |
| teosofía {f} | :: theosophy (religious doctrine) |
| teosófico {adj} | :: theosophic |
| teósofo {m} | :: theosophist |
| Teotihuacán {prop} {m} | :: Teotihuacan |
| teotihuacana {f} | :: feminine noun of teotihuacano |
| teotihuacano {adj} | :: Of or from Teotihuacán |
| teotihuacano {m} | :: Someone from Teotihuacán |
| TEP {m} [pathology] | :: initialism of tromboembolismo pulmonar |
| tepa {f} | :: tepa |
| tepache {m} | :: tepache |
| tepalcate {m} [Mexico] | :: potsherd |
| tépalo {m} [botany] | :: tepal |
| tepaneca {adj} | :: Tepanec |
| tepaneca {mf} | :: Tepanec |
| tepeaguacate {m} [Sinaloa] | :: Persea liebmannii |
| tepeamate {m} [Guerrero] | :: petiolate fig (Ficus petiolaris) |
| tepecamote {m} [Jalisco] | :: barbasco (Dioscorea composita) |
| tepecamote {m} [Jalisco] | :: Dioscorea dugesii |
| tepeguaje {m} | :: alternative spelling of tepehuaje |
| tepehuaje {m} | :: A kind of tree (Lysiloma sp.) |
| tepehuán {m} | :: sentry plant; century plant |
| tepemechín {m} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras] | :: mountain mullet (Agonostomus monticola) |
| Tepenixtlahuaca {prop} | :: Tepenixtlahuaca |
| tepesiana {f} | :: feminine noun of tepesiano |
| tepesiano {m} | :: Someone benefiting from TPS (temporary protected status) |
| tepetate {m} [geology] | :: tepetate |
| tepezcohuite {m} [Mexico] | :: jurema or black jurema (Mimosa tenuiflora), a tree of Brazil and Central America, also known as jurema preta, calumbi (Brazil), carbonal, cabrera, and vinho de jurema |
| tepezcuinte {m} | :: alternative form of tepezcuintle |
| tepezcuintle {m} [Mexico, Central America] | :: paca (Agouti paca, large rodent) |
| tepiche {m} | :: An edible plant, Porophyllum linaria |
| tepocate {m} | :: alternative form of atepocate |
| teporinco {m} | :: alternative form of teporingo |
| teporingo {m} [Mexico] | :: volcano rabbit |
| Teposcolula {prop} | :: Teposcolula (town) |
| Teposcolula {prop} | :: Teposcolula (municipality) |
| Teposcolula {prop} | :: Teposcolula (town) |
| Teposcolula {prop} | :: Teposcolula (municipality) |
| Teposcolula {prop} | :: Teposcolula (district) |
| tepozteca {mf} | :: A person from Tepoztlán |
| tepozteco {m} | :: A person from Tepoztlán |
| Tepoztlán {prop} | :: Tepoztlán (town) |
| Tepoztlán {prop} | :: Tepoztlán (municipality) |
| tepuy {m} | :: tepui |
| teque {m} | :: chestnut-throated huet-huet (Pteroptochos castaneus) |
| tequeño {m} | :: tequeño |
| tequereque {m} | :: plumed basilisk lizard (Basiliscus plumifrons) |
| tequereque {m} | :: brown basilisk lizard, striped basilisk (Basiliscus vittatus) |
| te quiero {phrase} | :: I love you; I care about you |
| tequila {m} | :: tequila |
| Tequila {prop} {f} | :: Tequila |
| tequilazo {m} | :: A tequila shot |
| tequilería {f} | :: An establishment that serves tequila |
| tequilero {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to tequila |
| tequilero {m} | :: tequilero |
| tequio {m} [Mexico] | :: A type of community service consisting of cooperating together on various projects |
| Ter {prop} {m} | :: Ter (river) |
| terabit {m} | :: terabit |
| terafim {m} | :: teraphim |
| terahercio {m} | :: terahertz |
| terámetro {m} | :: terametre |
| terapeuta {mf} | :: therapist |
| terapéutica {f} | :: therapy |
| terapéutica {f} | :: therapeutics |
| terapéuticamente {adv} | :: therapeutically |
| terapéutica ocupacional {f} | :: occupational therapy |
| terapéutico {adj} | :: therapeutic |
| -terapia {suffix} | :: Used to form the names of therapies, many of which are two words in English |
| terapia {f} [psychology] | :: therapy |
| terapia de hormonas {f} | :: hormone therapy |
| terapia electroconvulsiva {f} | :: electroconvulsive therapy |
| terapia física {f} | :: physical therapy |
| terapia génica {f} | :: gene therapy |
| terapista {mf} [Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Puerto Rico] | :: therapist |
| terápsido {m} | :: therapsid |
| terato- {prefix} | :: terato- |
| teratogenicidad {f} | :: teratogenicity |
| teratogénico {adj} | :: teratogenic |
| teratología {f} | :: teratology |
| teratoma {m} [pathology] | :: teratoma |
| teratón {m} | :: teraton |
| terbinafina {m} | :: terbinafina |
| terbio {m} | :: terbium |
| terbutanol {m} [organic compound] | :: tert-Butanol |
| tercamente {adv} | :: stubbornly |
| tercelete {m} | :: tierceron |
| tercera {f} [music] | :: a third (interval) |
| tercera edad {f} [idiomatic] | :: old age, retirement age |
| tercera persona {f} | :: third person |
| tercera vía {f} | :: third way |
| tercería {f} | :: mediation, arbitration |
| tercería {f} | :: The state of being a procurer |
| tercería {f} | :: pimping |
| tercerización {f} | :: hiring of a third party |
| tercerizar {vt} | :: to outsource |
| tercerizar {vt} | :: to subcontract |
| tercermundismo {m} | :: Third Worldism |
| tercermundista {adj} | :: third-world |
| tercer mundo {m} | :: Third World |
| tercero {adj} | :: third |
| tercero {m} [law] | :: third party |
| tercero {m} | :: mediator |
| tercerol {m} | :: A head covering worn during the Holy Week parades in Aragon |
| tercerola {f} | :: a kind of firearm shorter than a carbine |
| tercerola {f} | :: small flute |
| tercer Reich {prop} {m} | :: Third Reich |
| terceto {m} | :: tercet |
| terciada {f} [medicine, also used in the plural] | :: tertian fever |
| terciado {adj} [heraldry] | :: tierced; divided into three parts |
| terciana {f} | :: tertian |
| terciar {v} | :: to divide into thirds |
| terciar {v} | :: to mediate (resolve differences, intervene) |
| terciar {vr} | :: to turn out; end up |
| terciario {adj} | :: tertiary |
| terciario {m} [geology] | :: Tertiary |
| terciarización {f} | :: tertiarization |
| terciarizar {vt} | :: alternative spelling of tercerizar |
| tercio {adj} | :: third |
| tercio {m} | :: third, one of three equal parts |
| tercio {m} [bullfighting] | :: tercio |
| tercio {m} | :: 0.33 liter bottle of beer |
| terciopelo {m} | :: velvet (closely woven fabric with a thick short pile on one side) |
| terco {adj} | :: stubborn, obstinate |
| Tere {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| terebinto {m} | :: terebinth |
| tereré {m} | :: tereré |
| Teresa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| terete {adj} | :: terete |
| tergito {m} | :: tergite |
| tergiversación {f} | :: misrepresentation, twisting, distortion |
| tergiversar {v} | :: to misrepresent, to twist, to distort |
| tergiversar {v} | :: to tergiversate, to prevaricate |
| teriantropía {f} [mythology] | :: therianthropy |
| teriología {f} | :: mammalogy |
| teriparatida {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: teriparatide |
| teriyaki {m} | :: teriyaki |
| terlipresina {f} | :: terlipressin |
| terliz {m} | :: ticking (fabric) |
| termal {adj} [of water] | :: thermal, thermic |
| termalismo {m} | :: hot mineral water therapy |
| termalismo {m} | :: spa tourism |
| termalista {adj} | :: spa |
| termalista {mf} | :: someone who goes to a spa |
| termas {fp} | :: hot spring |
| termas {fp} | :: thermae |
| termas {fp} | :: thermal bath |
| térmica {f} | :: thermal |
| térmicamente {adv} | :: thermally |
| térmico {adj} | :: thermal |
| termidor {m} | :: Thermidor |
| terminacho {m} | :: rude word; choice word |
| terminación {f} | :: termination |
| terminado {adj} | :: finished |
| terminador {m} [genetics] | :: terminator (DNA sequence which causes RNA transcription to cease) |
| terminador {m} [astronomy] | :: terminator (the line between the day side and the night side) |
| terminadora {f} | :: terminator |
| terminal {adj} | :: final, last |
| terminal {adj} | :: terminal, fatal (resulting in death) |
| terminal {adj} | :: terminally ill |
| terminal {mf} | :: terminal (a building in an airport where passengers transfer from ground transportation to airplanes) |
| terminal {mf} | :: terminal (a device for entering data into a computer) |
| terminal {m} | :: mobile phone |
| terminalmente {adv} | :: terminally |
| terminante {adj} | :: categorical |
| terminante {adj} | :: strict |
| terminantemente {adv} | :: decisively, categorically, definitely |
| terminar {v} | :: to finish, to end, to terminate, to be over, to wrap up, to finish up, to finish off, to finish out, to complete, to conclude |
| terminar {v} | :: to end up, to wind up, to turn out |
| terminar {v} | :: to break up, to be done, to be through, to be over (a relationship - doesn't have to be romantic) |
| terminar {v} | :: to end up with [+ con] |
| terminar {v} | :: to put an end to, to be done with [+ con] [in the perfect tense] |
| terminarse {v} | :: reflexive of terminar |
| terminasa {f} | :: terminase |
| término {m} | :: end |
| término {m} | :: term |
| terminología {f} | :: terminology |
| terminológico {adj} | :: terminological |
| termistor {m} [electronics] | :: a thermistor |
| termita {f} [chemistry] | :: thermite |
| termita {f} | :: termite |
| termitero {m} | :: termite mound |
| termo- {prefix} | :: thermo- (relating to heat) |
| termo {m} [container] | :: thermos, vacuum flask |
| termoacústico {adj} | :: thermoacoustic |
| termociclador {m} | :: thermal cycler |
| termoclina {f} | :: thermocline |
| termocuna {f} | :: IRW (infant radiant warmer) |
| termodinámica {f} | :: thermodynamics |
| termodinámicamente {adv} | :: thermodynamically |
| termodinámico {adj} | :: thermodynamic |
| termoelectricidad {f} | :: thermoelectricity |
| termoeléctrico {adj} | :: thermoelectric |
| termoestable {adj} | :: thermostable |
| termófilo {m} [biology] | :: thermophile (organism that lives and thrives at relative high temperatures) |
| termófilo {adj} [biology] | :: thermophilic (living at high temperatures) |
| termogénesis {f} | :: thermogenesis |
| termográfico {adj} | :: thermographic |
| termógrafo {m} | :: thermographer |
| termoiónico {adj} | :: thermionic |
| termoluminiscencia {f} | :: thermoluminescence |
| termometría {f} | :: thermometry |
| termométrico {adj} | :: thermometric |
| termómetro {m} | :: thermometer |
| termonuclear {adj} | :: thermonuclear |
| termopar {m} | :: thermocouple |
| Termópilas {prop} {f} | :: Thermopylae (narrow pass in eastern Greece and site of a historic battle) |
| termoplástico {adj} | :: thermoplastic |
| termoplástico {m} | :: thermoplastic |
| termopotencia {f} | :: thermopower |
| termoquímica {f} | :: thermochemistry |
| termoquímico {adj} [chemistry] | :: thermochemical |
| termorreactor {m} | :: motorjet |
| termorregulación {f} | :: thermoregulation |
| termorregulador {m} | :: thermoregulator |
| termorreguladora {f} | :: feminine noun of termorregulador |
| termorresistencia {f} | :: thermistor |
| termosensible {adj} | :: thermosensitive |
| termosfera {f} | :: thermosphere |
| termósfera {f} | :: thermosphere |
| termosifón {m} | :: thermosiphon |
| termosolar {adj} | :: solar-power |
| termosolar {m} | :: solar thermal collector |
| termostático {adj} | :: thermostatic |
| termostato {m} | :: thermostat (device used to control temperature) |
| terna {f} | :: set of three |
| ternar {vt} [Argentina] | :: to award |
| ternario {adj} | :: ternary |
| ternera {f} | :: veal |
| ternera {f} | :: heifer |
| ternero {m} | :: calf, young cow |
| terneza {f} | :: tenderness |
| ternilla {f} | :: cartilage |
| ternísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tierno |
| terno {m} | :: set of three, trio |
| terno {m} | :: three-piece suit |
| terno {m} [Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru] | :: suit (set of clothes) |
| terno {m} [colloquial] | :: swearword |
| ternura {f} | :: tenderness |
| tero {m} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: teru-tero |
| terocéfalo {m} | :: therocephalian |
| terópodo {m} | :: A theropod: any dinosaur of suborder Theropoda |
| terpeno {m} [organic compound] | :: terpene |
| terpenoide {m} [organic compound] | :: terpenoid |
| terquedad {f} | :: stubbornness, obstinacy |
| terracear {v} | :: To go to a terrace of a bar |
| terraceo {m} | :: Going to a terrace of a bar |
| terracería {f} [Mexico] | :: dirt track |
| terracota {f} | :: terracotta |
| terrado {m} | :: roof terrace |
| Terrado {prop} | :: surname |
| terraformación {f} | :: terraforming |
| terraformar {v} | :: to terraform |
| terral {m} | :: land breeze |
| terrano {m} [geology] | :: terrane |
| terranova {m} | :: Newfoundland (dog) |
| Terranova {prop} {f} | :: Newfoundland |
| Terranova y Labrador {prop} {f} | :: Newfoundland and Labrador |
| terraplanista {mf} | :: flat-earther |
| terraplén {m} | :: embankment; fill (on a hillside, etc.) |
| terraplenar {v} | :: to terrace |
| terráqueo {adj} [attributive] | :: earth; terrestrial |
| terráqueo {m} | :: earthling, terraqueous |
| terrario {m} | :: terrarium |
| terrateniente {mf} | :: landowner |
| terrateniente {mf} | :: landlord, landlady, lessor |
| terraza {f} | :: terrace |
| terraza {f} | :: sidewalk cafe |
| terraza {f} [heraldry] | :: compartment |
| terrazado {adj} | :: alternative spelling of terrasado |
| terrazgo {m} | :: seeding area |
| terrazo {m} | :: land portrayed in a landscape |
| terregoso {adj} [of terrain] | :: Full of clods or lumps of earth |
| terremotín {m} [colloquial] | :: A child |
| terremoto {m} | :: earthquake |
| terrenal {adj} | :: earthly (of the earth) |
| terrenal {adj} | :: worldly |
| terrenal {adj} | :: terrestrial |
| terrenito {m} | :: diminutive of terreno |
| terreno {adj} [attributive] | :: ground; land; earth |
| terreno {adj} [attributive] | :: earthly |
| terreno {m} | :: land |
| terreno {m} | :: ground |
| terreno {m} | :: grounds [plural] |
| terreno {m} | :: pitch |
| terreno abonado {m} [idiom] | :: breeding ground; hotbed |
| terreno baldío {m} | :: wasteland |
| terreno inundable {m} | :: floodplain |
| terrero {adj} [attributive] | :: earth |
| terrestre {adj} | :: terrestrial |
| terrestre {adj} | :: earthling |
| terrestre {adj} | :: earthly |
| terribilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of terrible |
| terrible {adj} | :: terrible, awful, horrible (very bad) |
| terrible {adj} | :: appalling (shocking, causing consternation) |
| terrible {adj} | :: terrific (very great or intense) |
| terriblemente {adv} | :: terribly |
| terrícola {mf} | :: Earthling |
| terrier {m} | :: terrier (dog) |
| terrígeno {adj} | :: terrigenous |
| territorial {adj} | :: territorial |
| territorialidad {f} | :: territoriality |
| territorialización {f} | :: territorialization |
| territorializar {v} | :: to territorialize |
| territorialmente {adv} | :: territorially |
| territorio {m} | :: territory |
| terrón {m} | :: clod, clump of earth |
| terrón {m} | :: clump, lump [of any other substance] |
| terror {m} | :: horror [genre] |
| terror {m} | :: terror |
| terrorífico {adj} | :: terrifying, terrific, scary (causing fear) |
| terrorismo {m} | :: terrorism |
| terrorista {mf} | :: terrorist |
| terrorista {adj} | :: terroristic |
| terrorístico {adj} [rare, attributive] | :: terrorist |
| terroso {adj} | :: earthy, muddy |
| terroso {adj} [attributive] | :: earth |
| terruño {m} | :: plot (area of land) |
| terruño {m} | :: homeland |
| tersamente {adv} | :: smoothly; softly |
| terso {adj} | :: smooth, polished |
| terso {adj} | :: soft |
| tersura {f} | :: smoothness |
| tertulia {f} | :: regular social gathering, circle |
| tertuliana {f} | :: person appearing on a talk show |
| tertuliano {m} | :: Someone who goes to a gathering |
| tertuliano {m} | :: guest on a talk show |
| tertuliante {mf} | :: person appearing on a talk show |
| tertuliar {v} | :: to get together |
| tertulio {m} | :: person appearing on a talk show |
| Teruel {prop} | :: Teruel (province) |
| Teruel {prop} | :: Teruel (city) |
| Teruel {prop} | :: The letter T in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| tervingia {f} | :: feminine noun of tervingio |
| tervingio {adj} | :: Therving |
| tervingio {m} | :: Therving |
| tesalia {f} | :: feminine noun of tesalio |
| Tesalia {prop} {f} | :: Tesalia (region) |
| tesalio {adj} | :: Thessalian |
| tesalio {m} | :: Thessalian |
| Tesalónica {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Salónica |
| tesalonicense {adj} | :: Thessalonian |
| tesalonicense {mf} | :: Thessalonian |
| Tesalonicenses {prop} [Bible] | :: Thessalonians |
| tesar {v} [nautical] | :: to sweat |
| tesauro {m} [information science] | :: thesaurus (hierarchical index of metadata pointing to information bearing entities) |
| tesauro {m} [rare] | :: synonym of diccionario de sinónimos |
| tesela {f} | :: tile |
| teselación {f} | :: tesselation |
| teselado {adj} | :: tesselated |
| teseracto {m} [mathematics] | :: tesseract |
| tesina {f} | :: thesis |
| tesis {f} | :: thesis |
| tesis doctoral {f} | :: doctoral thesis |
| tesitura {f} [music] | :: tessitura (vocal range of a singer) |
| tesitura {f} [figurative] | :: situation, position (combination of factors or circumstances) |
| tesón {m} | :: tenacity |
| tesoneramente {adv} | :: stubbornly; persistently |
| tesonería {f} | :: tenacity |
| tesonero {adj} | :: stubborn; tenacious |
| tesorera {f} | :: feminine noun of tesorero |
| tesorería {f} | :: treasury |
| tesorería {f} | :: treasurership |
| tesorero {m} | :: treasurer |
| tesorillo {m} | :: diminutive of tesoro |
| tesorito {m} | :: diminutive of tesoro |
| tesoro {m} | :: treasure, trove, treasure trove |
| tesoro {m} | :: thesaurus |
| tesoro {m} [government] | :: treasury, exchequer (sometimes capitalized) |
| tespia {f} | :: feminine noun of tespio |
| tespio {adj} | :: Thespian |
| tespio {m} | :: Thespian |
| test {m} | :: test |
| testa {f} | :: head |
| testa {f} | :: test (shell or endoskeleton of an echinoderm or certain plankton) |
| testador {m} | :: testator |
| testadora {f} | :: feminine noun of testador |
| testaferrato {m} | :: use of a straw man |
| testaferrismo {m} [especially, Ecuador] | :: identity theft |
| testaferro {mf} | :: front man, straw man, figurehead |
| testaje {m} | :: testing |
| testamentaría {m} | :: writing or execution of a will |
| testamentaría {m} | :: estate (left in a will) |
| testamentario {adj} | :: testamentary |
| testamento {m} | :: will, testament |
| testamento {m} [Bible] | :: testament |
| testar {vi} | :: to compose a will |
| testar {vt} | :: to redact (to censor) |
| testar {vt} [dated] | :: to testify |
| testarazo {m} | :: headbutt |
| testarazo {m} [football] | :: header |
| testarudamente {adv} | :: stubbornly |
| testarudez {f} | :: stubbornness (in an obnoxious manner) |
| testarudo {adj} | :: stubborn, obstinate |
| test de Rorschach {m} | :: Rorschach test |
| teste {f} [anatomy] | :: testicle |
| testear {vt} [Argentina, Chile] | :: to test |
| testera {f} | :: faceplate on a horse's bridle |
| testero {m} | :: forehead |
| testero {m} | :: bedhead |
| testicular {adj} | :: testicular |
| testículo {m} [anatomy] | :: testicle |
| testificación {f} | :: testimony |
| testifical {adj} [attributive, legal] | :: witness |
| testificar {v} | :: to testify |
| testificar {v} | :: to give evidence |
| testigo {mf} | :: witness (someone who sees something) |
| testigo {mf} [legal] | :: witness (one who is called upon to witness an event or action) |
| testigo {mf} [sport] | :: baton |
| testigo {mf} [science] | :: control |
| testigo criteriada {f} | :: feminine noun of testigo criteriado |
| testigo criteriado {m} [legal] | :: eye witness |
| testigo de Jehová {mf} | :: Jehovah's Witness |
| testigo ocular {m} | :: eyewitness (person who has seen and testify about an event) |
| testigo pericial {m} [legal] | :: expert witness |
| testiguar {v} | :: obsolete form of atestiguar |
| testimonial {adj} | :: testimonial |
| testimonial {adj} | :: token; nominal |
| testimonialmente {adv} | :: nominally; as a token |
| testimoniante {mf} | :: witness |
| testimoniar {v} | :: to give testimony |
| testimonio {m} | :: testimony |
| testimonio vital {m} | :: living will, advance directive |
| testosterona {f} | :: testosterone |
| testuz {mf} [zoology] | :: forehead |
| testuz {mf} [zoology] | :: nape |
| tesura {f} | :: tautness |
| teta {f} | :: breast |
| teta {f} | :: nipple |
| tetánico {adj} | :: tetanic |
| tétano {m} | :: alternative form of tétanos |
| tétanos {m} [disease] | :: tetanus |
| tetanuro {m} | :: tetanuran |
| tetazo {m} [Latin America] | :: A political protest led by topless women |
| tetazo {m} | :: A blow or hit made with a female breast |
| tete {m} [South America, colloquial] | :: mess, pickle |
| Tetelcingo {prop} | :: Tetelcingo |
| tetera {f} | :: teapot (vessel for tea) |
| tetera {f} | :: kettle (for boiling water) |
| tetería {f} | :: teahouse |
| tetero {m} [Colombia, Venezuela] | :: baby's bottle |
| tetica {f} | :: diminutive of teta |
| tético {adj} | :: thetic |
| tetilla {f} | :: diminutive of teta; small breast |
| tetilla {f} [of a male] | :: nipple |
| Tetis {prop} {m} | :: Tethys |
| tetita {f} | :: diminutive of teta |
| tetón {adj} [colloquial] | :: buxom; big-breasted |
| tetón {m} [mechanics] | :: ring |
| tetrabrik {m} | :: plastic-cardboard container |
| tetracameral {adj} | :: four-chambered; having four chambers |
| tetracampeón {m} | :: four-time champion |
| tetracampeona {f} | :: feminine noun of tetracampeón |
| tetracampeonato {m} [sports] | :: fourth title, especially fourth title in a row |
| tetraceno {m} [organic compound] | :: tetracene |
| tetracíclico {adj} | :: tetracyclic |
| tetraciclina {f} | :: tetracycline |
| tetracloroetileno {m} [organic compound] | :: tetrachloroethylene |
| tetracloruro {m} | :: tetrachloride |
| tetracordio {m} | :: tetrachord |
| tetracordo {m} | :: tetrachord |
| tétrada {f} | :: tetrad |
| tetradecágono {m} [geometry] | :: tetradecagon |
| tetradimensional {adj} [algebraic geometry, physics] | :: four-dimensional |
| tetradracma {f} | :: tetradrachm |
| tetraédrico {adj} | :: tetrahedral |
| tetraedrita {f} [mineral] | :: tetrahedrite |
| tetraedro {m} [geometry] | :: tetrahedron |
| tetraetílico {adj} | :: tetraethyl |
| tetraetilo {m} | :: tetraethyl |
| tetrafluoruro {m} | :: tetrafluoride |
| tetragonal {adj} | :: tetragonal |
| tetrágono {adj} | :: tetragonal, quadrilateral |
| tetrágono {m} | :: quadrilateral |
| tetragrámaton {m} | :: Tetragrammaton |
| tetrahidrobiopterina {f} | :: tetrahydrobiopterin |
| tetrahidrocannabinol {m} | :: tetrahydrocannabinol |
| tetrahidrofolato {m} | :: tetrahydrofolate |
| tetrahidrofurano {m} [organic compound] | :: tetrahydrofuran |
| tetrahidropirano {m} | :: tetrahydropyran |
| tetralingüe {adj} | :: quadrilingual |
| tetralogía {f} | :: tetralogy |
| tetrámero {m} | :: tetramer |
| tetrámetro {m} | :: tetrameter |
| tetranortriterpeno {m} | :: tetranortriterpenoid |
| tetraóxido {m} | :: tetroxide |
| tetrapack {m} | :: Tetra Brik package |
| tetraplejia {f} [pathology] | :: tetraplegia |
| tetraplejía {f} | :: alternative form of tetraplejia |
| tetrapléjico {adj} | :: tetraplegic |
| tetraploide {adj} | :: tetraploid |
| tetrápodo {m} | :: tetrapod |
| tetrarca {mf} | :: tetrarch |
| tetrarquía {f} | :: tetrarchy |
| tetrárquico {adj} | :: tetrarchical |
| tetrasílabo {adj} | :: tetrasyllabic |
| tetrástilo {adj} | :: self-adjoint |
| tetrástilo {m} | :: tetrastyle |
| tetraterpeno {m} [organic compound] | :: tetraterpene |
| tetraterpenoide {m} [organic compound] | :: tetraterpenoid |
| tetrazina {f} [organic compound] | :: tetrazine |
| tétricamente {adv} | :: sadly; melancholily |
| tétrico {adj} | :: gloomy |
| tetril {m} | :: tetryl |
| tetrodo {m} | :: tetrode |
| tetrominó {m} | :: tetromino |
| tetrosa {f} [organic chemistry, carbohydrate] | :: tetrose |
| tetróxido {m} | :: tetroxide |
| tetudo {adj} | :: busty; big-breasted |
| tetun {m} | :: Tetum (language) |
| teucra {f} | :: feminine noun of teucro |
| teucro {adj} | :: Trojan |
| teucro {m} | :: Trojan |
| teutón {adj} | :: Teutonic |
| teutón {adj} [by extension] | :: German |
| teutón {m} | :: Teuton |
| teutón {m} [by extension] | :: German |
| teutónico {adj} | :: Teutonic |
| tevé {f} | :: TV; telly |
| té verde {m} | :: green tea |
| texana {f} | :: feminine noun of texano |
| texano {adj} | :: Texan |
| texano {m} | :: Texan |
| texano {m} | :: Texan trousers, made from heavy serge de Nîmes cloth |
| Texas {prop} {f} | :: Texas (state) |
| texcocana {f} | :: feminine noun of texcocano |
| texcocano {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Texcoco, State of Mexico, Mexico |
| texcocano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Texcoco, State of Mexico, Mexico |
| textear {v} | :: (cellular telephony) to text or communicate through the written form |
| textil {m} | :: textile |
| textil {adj} | :: textile |
| textilería {f} | :: textile industry |
| textilero {adj} [attributive] | :: textile |
| texto {m} | :: text |
| texto {m} [printing, dated] | :: A medium size of type standardized as 14-point |
| texto {m} [colloquial] | :: text message |
| textual {adj} | :: textual |
| textual {adj} | :: exact, precise, literal |
| textualidad {f} | :: textuality |
| textualmente {adv} | :: textually |
| textualmente {adv} | :: exactly, precisely, literally |
| textura {f} | :: texture |
| texturado {adj} | :: textured |
| textural {adj} | :: textural |
| texturizar {v} | :: to texturize |
| tez {f} | :: complexion |
| tezontle {m} | :: tezontle |
| thai {m} | :: Thai (cat breed) |
| thane {m} | :: thane |
| Thanetiense {prop} | :: Thanetian |
| tharu {mf} | :: Tharu |
| thatcherismo {m} | :: Thatcherism |
| thatcherista {mf} | :: Thatcherite |
| THC {m} | :: initialism of tetrahidrocannabinol |
| theatro {m} | :: obsolete spelling of teatro |
| theremín {m} | :: theremin |
| theta {f} | :: theta; the Greek letter Θ, θ |
| thia {f} | :: alternative spelling of tia |
| Thiare {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| thinner {m} | :: thinner, paint thinner |
| thiomersal {m} [organic compound] | :: thiomersal |
| thriller {m} | :: thriller (film, book etc.) |
| ti {pron} | :: you, thee (declined form of tú used as the object of a preposition) |
| tía {f} | :: feminine noun of tío; aunt; the sister of either parent |
| tía {f} [colloquial, Spain] | :: woman, chick |
| tía abuela {f} | :: alternative form of tía-abuela |
| tía-abuela {f} | :: great-aunt, grandaunt |
| tiahuanacota {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Tiahuanaco, Bolivia |
| tiahuanacota {mf} | :: someone from Tiahuanaco |
| tiamina {f} | :: thiamine |
| tiangue {m} [Central America, Philippines] | :: flea market, open-air market |
| tianguera {f} | :: feminine noun of tianguero |
| tianguero {m} [Mexico] | :: A vendor located in a tianguis; a marketeer |
| tiangui {m} [Philippines] | :: alternative form of tiangue |
| tianguis {m} [historical, Mexico] | :: An indigenous open-air market selling produce, small livestock and artwork |
| tianguis {m} [Mexico, US Spanish] | :: A modern street market or flea market selling a wide range of assorted goods |
| tianguista {mf} [Mexico] | :: A vendor located in a tianguis; a marketeer |
| tiara {f} | :: tiara (all senses) |
| tiara {f} [historical] | :: a turban, especially that worn by ancient Persian kings |
| Tiare {prop} | :: given name |
| tía segunda {f} | :: first cousin once removed (female first cousin of one's parent) |
| tiastro {m} | :: half uncle |
| tía tercera {f} | :: second cousin once removed (second cousin of one's parent) [female] |
| tiazida {f} | :: thiazide |
| tibaracón {m} [Cuba] | :: sandbar (in Baracoa) |
| tibaseña {f} | :: feminine noun of tibaseño |
| tibaseño {adj} | :: Of or from the canton of Tibás, Costa Rica |
| tibaseño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the canton of Tibás, Costa Rica |
| Tíber {prop} | :: Tiber |
| Tiberíades {prop} | :: Tiberias |
| tiberio {m} [colloquial] | :: noise; uproar |
| Tíbet {prop} {m} | :: Tibet |
| tibetana {f} | :: feminine noun of tibetano |
| tibetano {adj} | :: Tibetan |
| tibetano {m} | :: Tibetan |
| tibia {f} [anatomy] | :: tibia |
| tibial {adj} [anatomy] | :: tibial |
| tibiamente {adv} | :: tepidly, lukewarmly |
| tibieza {f} | :: tepidness, lukewarmness |
| tibieza {f} | :: warmth (of character) |
| tibio- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: tibio- |
| tibio {adj} | :: lukewarm |
| tibioastragalino {adj} [anatomy] | :: tibioastragalar |
| tibiocalcáneo {adj} [anatomy] | :: tibiocalcaneal |
| tibioperoneo {adj} [anatomy] | :: tibiofibular |
| tibiotarso {m} | :: tibiotarsus |
| Tibulo {prop} {m} | :: Tibullus (Roman poet) |
| Tiburcio {prop} | :: surname |
| tiburón {m} | :: shark |
| tiburón {m} [economics] | :: raider; share raider |
| tiburón ballena {m} | :: whale shark |
| tiburón blanco {m} | :: great white shark |
| tiburón de puntas negras {m} | :: blacktip reef shark |
| tiburoneo {m} [economics] | :: share raiding |
| tiburón mako {m} | :: mako shark |
| tiburón martillo {m} | :: hammerhead shark |
| tiburón oceánico {m} | :: oceanic whitetip shark |
| tiburón peregrino {m} | :: basking shark |
| tiburón tigre {m} | :: tiger shark |
| tiburón toro {m} | :: bull shark |
| tiburón zorro {m} | :: bigeye thresher |
| tic {m} | :: tick, tic (movement) |
| tic {m} | :: tick (written mark) |
| tic {m} | :: tick (sound) |
| tica {f} | :: feminine noun of tico |
| tícher {mf} | :: alternative form of teacher |
| Ticio {prop} {m} | :: Tytius |
| tickeadora {f} [Latin America] | :: receipt printer |
| ticket {m} | :: receipt |
| tico {adj} [slang] | :: Costa Rican |
| tico {m} [slang] | :: Costa Rican |
| ticotico {m} | :: foliage-gleaner |
| tic tac {interj} | :: alternative spelling of tictac |
| tic tac {m} | :: alternative spelling of tictac |
| tic-tac {interj} | :: alternative spelling of tictac |
| tic-tac {m} | :: alternative spelling of tictac |
| tictac {interj} | :: tick tock |
| tictac {m} | :: tick tock |
| tictaquear {v} | :: to ticktock; to tick |
| ticuna {adj} | :: Tikuna |
| ticuna {mf} | :: Tikuna |
| tie break {m} | :: tiebreak |
| tiebreak {m} [sport] | :: tiebreak |
| tiemblo {m} | :: tremor |
| tiemblo {m} | :: weeping willow |
| tiempecito {m} | :: diminutive of tiempo |
| tiempito {m} | :: diminutive of tiempo, little time |
| tiempo {m} | :: time |
| tiempo {m} | :: a while, period of time, long time, length of time, indeterminate amount of time |
| tiempo {m} | :: tense |
| tiempo {m} | :: weather |
| tiempo atrás {adv} [idiomatic] | :: some time ago, in the past |
| tiempo de más {m} | :: overtime |
| tiempo de perros {m} [impersonal, idiomatic] | :: awful weather |
| tiempo ha {adv} [idiomatic] | :: long ago; many moons ago |
| tiempo libre {m} | :: free time |
| tiempo muerto {m} [sports] | :: time-out |
| tiempo ocio {f} | :: free time, spare time |
| Tiempo Universal Coordinado {prop} {m} | :: Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) |
| tienda {f} | :: shop, store |
| tienda {f} | :: tent |
| tienda por departamentos {f} | :: department store |
| tiendecita {f} | :: diminutive of tienda |
| tiendita {f} | :: diminutive of tienda: corner store, superette, dairy |
| tiendita {f} [Mexico, slang] | :: A place where small quantities of drugs are sold on the street |
| tienducha {f} | :: pejorative of tienda |
| tienpo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of tiempo |
| tienta {f} | :: probe |
| tienta {f} | :: smartness |
| tienta {f} [bullfighting] | :: trial |
| tiento {m} | :: cane (used by vision-impaired people) |
| tiento {m} | :: sip |
| tiernamente {adv} | :: tenderly |
| tiernísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tierno |
| tiernito {adj} | :: diminutive of tierno |
| tierno {adj} | :: tender, affectionate |
| tierno {adj} | :: soft, delicate |
| tierno {adj} | :: tender, young |
| tierno {adj} | :: tender (meat, etc.) |
| tierno {adj} [Chile, Ecuador] | :: green, unripe (vegetables) |
| tierra {prop} {f} | :: alternative letter-case form of Tierra (our planet, third from the Sun) |
| tierra {f} [geography] | :: land, ground (the part of Earth which is not covered by oceans or other bodies of water) |
| tierra {f} [geology] | :: earth, soil (the unconsolidated mineral or organic material on the immediate surface of the earth) |
| tierra {f} | :: land, terrain (an area of land or the particular features of it) |
| tierra {f} [agriculture, also, in the plural] | :: land, terrain (reserved for growing crops) |
| tierra {f} | :: homeland (one's country of birth) |
| tierra {f} | :: land, country, nation, territory (a country or region) |
| tierra {f} [electricity] | :: ground, earth (a connection electrically to the earth on equipment) |
| tierra {f} [alchemy] | :: earth (one of the four or five classical elements) |
| Tierra {prop} {f} | :: Earth |
| tierra a la vista {interj} | :: land ho, land ahoy |
| tierra alta {f} [idiomatic] | :: high ground (advantageous or defensible position) |
| tierra baja {f} [geography] | :: lowland |
| tierra batida {f} [sports] | :: clay court |
| Tierra del Fuego {prop} {f} | :: Tierra del Fuego (island between Chile and Argentina) |
| Tierra del Fuego {prop} {f} | :: Tierra del Fuego (archipelago) |
| Tierra del Fuego {prop} {f} | :: Tierra del Fuego (province) |
| Tierra del Fuego {prop} {f} | :: Tierra del Fuego (province) |
| tierra de promisión {f} | :: promised land |
| tierra firme {f} | :: terra firma |
| Tierra Firme {prop} {f} | :: Tierra Firme (former province), spanning some of the northern South American mainland |
| tierraplanista {mf} | :: flat-earther |
| tierras altas {fp} [geography] | :: highlands |
| Tierra Santa {prop} {f} | :: Holy Land |
| Tierras Medias {prop} {fp} | :: the Midlands (region of England) |
| Tierras Medias Occidentales {prop} {fp} | :: the West Midlands (metropolitan county and region of England) |
| tiesecito {adj} | :: diminutive of tieso |
| tieso {adj} | :: stiff, rigid |
| tieso {adj} | :: starched, formal |
| tieso {adj} | :: strong-willed |
| tieso {adj} [colloquial] | :: broke, skint (without money) |
| tieso {adj} [slang] | :: erect, hard, stiff (having an erect penis; translates in some contexts to erection, boner, stiffy) |
| tieso {adj} [colloquial] | :: dead |
| tiesto {m} | :: any earthenware fragment |
| tiesto {m} | :: flowerpot |
| tiesto {adj} | :: tense, taut |
| tiesura {f} | :: stiffness |
| Tiflis {prop} | :: Tiflis (capital city) |
| tifo {m} | :: alternative form of tifus |
| tifoidea {f} | :: typhoid, typhoid fever |
| tifoideo {adj} | :: typhoid |
| tifón {m} [weather] | :: typhoon, tropical cyclone |
| tifón {m} | :: waterspout |
| Tifón {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Typhon |
| tifus {m} [pathology] | :: typhus |
| tigre {m} | :: tiger |
| tigre {m} [Latin America] | :: jaguar |
| tigre {m} | :: angry or fierce person |
| tigre {m} | :: an energic or expert male lover |
| tigre asiático {m} | :: Asian Tiger |
| tigrecillo {m} [Bolivia, Mexico] | :: ocelot |
| tigrecito {m} | :: diminutive of tigre, little tiger |
| tigre de Java {m} | :: Javan tiger |
| tigrense {adj} | :: of or from Tigre, Buenos Aires |
| tigrense {mf} | :: Someone from Tigre, Buenos Aires |
| tigresa {f} | :: tigress (female tiger) |
| tigrilla {f} | :: feminine noun of tigrillo |
| tigrillo {m} | :: Any small spotted jungle cat, usually referring to the oncilla or the margay |
| tigrina {f} | :: alternative form of tigriña |
| tigriña {m} | :: Tigrinya |
| Tigris {prop} {m} | :: the river Tigris |
| tigrón {m} | :: tigon |
| tiíta {f} | :: diminutive of tía |
| tijera {f} [often, in plural] | :: scissors |
| tijeral {m} | :: tit-spinetail |
| tijeras de entresacar {fp} | :: thinning scissors |
| tijereta {f} | :: earwig |
| tijereta {f} [soccer] | :: scissor kick |
| tijereta {f} [sex] | :: scissoring, tribadism, trib (a sex act in which two women intertwine their legs and rub their vulvas against each other.) |
| tijeretazo {m} | :: snip |
| tijeretazo {m} [economics] | :: cut, cutback |
| tijeretear {v} | :: to snip away at |
| tijerilla {f} | :: earwig |
| Tijuana {prop} {f} | :: Tijuana (city) |
| tijuanense {adj} | :: Tijuanan (of Tijuana) |
| tijuanense {mf} | :: Tijuanan (person from Tijuana) |
| tijuanenses {adj} | :: plural of tijuanense |
| tiki-taka {f} [football] | :: tiki-taka |
| tiki-taka {f} | :: clackers (toy) |
| tikuna {m} | :: Ticuna |
| tila {f} | :: linden flower |
| tila {f} | :: linden flower tea |
| tila {f} | :: linden (tree) |
| tilacino {m} | :: thylacine |
| tilacoide {m} [cytology] | :: thylakoid |
| tilapia {f} | :: tilapia |
| tilaranense {adj} | :: Of or from Tilarán |
| tilaranense {mf} | :: Someone from Tilarán |
| tilcoate {m} | :: alternative form of tilcuate |
| tilcuate {m} [Mexico] | :: Middle American indigo snake (Drymarchon melanurus) |
| tildar {v} | :: to declare or brand as; to stigmatize |
| tildar {v} | :: to put a tilde or other accent mark over |
| tildarse {v} [colloquial] | :: hang (of a computer, to stop working) |
| tildarse {v} [colloquial] | :: to go into a trance, a stupor |
| tilde {mf} | :: accent mark, i.e. acute accent |
| tilde {mf} | :: tilde |
| tilde {mf} | :: criticism, censure |
| tiliche {m} [Central America] | :: knick-knack |
| tilín {m} | :: tinkle; tinkling |
| tilma {f} [historical, Mexico] | :: An indigenous outer garment for men, worn on the front like a long apron, or fastened over the shoulders as a cloak |
| tilo {m} | :: basswood, limewood, linden wood |
| tilo {m} | :: basswood tree, limewood tree, linden wood |
| tilopo {m} | :: fruit dove; fruit pigeon |
| tiluchí {m} | :: antwren |
| timador {m} | :: confidence trickster, trickster, swindler, con man, conman, confidence man, grifter, hustler, scammer, scam artist, fraudster, chiseler, diddler, cheat (person) |
| timadora {f} | :: trickster, swindler |
| timalí {m} | :: babbler (bird) |
| tímalo {m} | :: grayling |
| timar {v} [Spain] | :: to hustle, to con, to hoodwink, to swindle, to scam, to grift, to trick, to diddle |
| timar {v} [Spain] | :: to cheat, to rip off, to chisel, to rook, to goldbrick |
| timba {f} | :: timba (Cuban salsa-derived music) |
| timba {f} | :: a gambling match, an instance of playing a game of chance |
| timba {f} | :: an unofficial or illegal gambling establishment or casino |
| timbal {m} | :: kettledrum |
| timbal {m} | :: meatpie |
| timbalera {f} | :: feminine noun of timbalero |
| timbalero {m} | :: timbalero (one who plays the timbales) |
| timbalero {m} | :: timpanist (one who plays the timpani) |
| timbalista {mf} | :: A timpanist; kettledrummer |
| timbear {v} [infinitive] | :: to gamble |
| timbí {adj} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: full |
| timbiriche {m} [Mexico] | :: small shop |
| timbó {m} | :: A species of tree, Enterolobium contortisiliquum |
| timbrar {v} | :: to stamp |
| timbrar {v} | :: to postmark |
| timbrar {v} | :: to seal |
| timbrar {v} | :: to ring, to make sound a ring |
| timbrazo {m} | :: loud ringing (of a phone, buzzer etc.) |
| timbre {m} | :: bell |
| timbre {m} | :: doorbell |
| timbre {m} | :: stamp |
| timbre {m} | :: postmark |
| timbre {m} | :: seal |
| timbre {m} | :: timbre |
| timbrecito {m} | :: diminutive of timbre |
| tímbrico {adj} | :: timbric |
| Timbu {prop} | :: Timbu (capital city) |
| Timbuctú {prop} | :: alternative form of Tombuctú |
| timbuense {adj} | :: Thimphuan (of or pertaining to Thimphu, Bhutan) |
| timbuense {mf} | :: Thimphuan (native or resident of Thimphu, Bhutan) |
| Timbuktu {prop} | :: alternative form of Tombuctú |
| timeline {f} | :: timeline |
| timerosal {m} | :: thimerosal |
| timeshare {m} | :: time-share |
| time-sharing {m} | :: time-sharing |
| tímidamente {adv} | :: timidly |
| timidez {f} | :: shyness |
| timidilato {m} [organic compound] | :: thymidylate |
| timidílico {adj} | :: thymidylic |
| timidina {f} [organic compound] | :: thymidine |
| tímido {adj} | :: shy, timid, bashful, diffident |
| tímido {adj} | :: coy |
| timina {f} [organic compound] | :: thymine |
| timing {m} | :: timing (time when something happens) |
| timo {m} [anatomy] | :: thymus |
| timo {m} [Spain] | :: swindle, con, grift, hustle, sting, con game, confidence game |
| timo {m} [Spain] | :: scam, racket, cheat |
| timo {m} [Spain] | :: rip-off, scam |
| timol {m} [organic compound] | :: thymol |
| timolol {m} | :: timolol |
| timón {m} | :: rudder |
| timón {m} | :: tiller |
| timón {m} | :: helm |
| timón {m} [Cuba, Honduras, Colombia, Nicaragua] | :: steering wheel |
| timón {m} | :: drawbar |
| timón {m} | :: beam (central bar of a plow) |
| timonazo {m} | :: change of tack |
| timonear {vt} [Latin America] | :: to manage, to guide |
| timonear {vi} [Latin America] | :: to steer, to drive |
| timonel {m} [rowing] | :: cox |
| timonel {m} [nautical] | :: helmsman, coxswain |
| timonera {f} [nautical] | :: wheelhouse |
| timonero {m} [rowing] | :: cox |
| timonero {m} [nautical] | :: helmsman, coxswain |
| Timor {prop} | :: Timor (island) |
| timorato {adj} | :: shy; weak-willed |
| timorato {adj} | :: prudish |
| timorato {adj} | :: god-fearing |
| timorense {adj} | :: East Timorese |
| timorense {mf} | :: East Timorese |
| Timor Oriental {prop} {m} | :: East Timor |
| timosina {f} | :: thymosin |
| Timoteo {prop} {m} | :: Timothy [biblical character] |
| Timoteo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| timpánico {adj} | :: tympanic |
| tímpano {m} | :: eardrum |
| tímpano {m} | :: drum |
| timplista {mf} | :: timple player |
| timúrida {adj} | :: Timurid |
| timúrida {mf} [historical] | :: Timurid |
| tina {f} | :: vat |
| tina {f} | :: tub, bathtub |
| tina {f} | :: large earthenware jar |
| tiña {f} | :: ringworm |
| tiña {f} | :: poverty |
| tiña {f} | :: stinginess |
| tinaco {m} [Latin America] | :: water tank |
| tinaja {f} | :: earthenware jar |
| tinaja {f} [Latin America] | :: tinaja (small pool) |
| tinambú {m} | :: tinamou |
| tinamú {m} | :: tinamou |
| tincar {vp} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to think, believe, have the impression |
| tincar {vp} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to fancy, feel like (would like to) |
| tinción {f} [microscopy] | :: staining |
| tíner {m} | :: paint thinner |
| tinerfeño {adj} | :: Of, from, or related to, Tenerife |
| tinerfeño {m} | :: Someone from Tenerife |
| tinetense {adj} | :: Of or from Tineo |
| tinetense {mf} | :: Someone from Tineo |
| tinga {f} | :: A typical Mexican dish made with shredded meat |
| tinge {m} | :: Eurasian eagle owl |
| tingladillo {m} [nautical] | :: clinker |
| tinglado {m} | :: set-up, business, thing, deal, shebang |
| tinglado {m} | :: plot, intrigue |
| tinglado {m} | :: shed |
| Tinguiririca {prop} {m} | :: Tinguiririca (town) |
| tinguiriricano {adj} | :: from the Chilean town of Tinguiririca |
| tiniebla {f} | :: shadow |
| tiniebla {f} [in plural] | :: darkness |
| tinku {m} [Bolivia] | :: A ritual from the north of Bolivia, originally ritualistic combat but now more dancing |
| tinnitus {f} | :: tinnitus |
| tino {m} | :: skill, ability |
| tino {m} | :: good sense, judgement |
| tino {m} | :: moderation, prudence |
| tino {m} | :: tact, propriety |
| tiñoso {adj} | :: ringwormed |
| tiñoso {adj} | :: stingy; tight; mean |
| tiñoso {adj} | :: scabby |
| tinta {f} [writing] | :: ink |
| tinta china {f} | :: Indian ink |
| tintar {v} | :: to dye |
| tinte {m} | :: dyeing |
| tinte {m} | :: dye |
| tinte {m} [colloquial] | :: clipping of tintorería; dry cleaner's |
| tinterillo {m} | :: penpusher; pencil pusher |
| tinterillo {m} [dialectal, Latin America] | :: shyster (lawyer), pettyfogger |
| tintero {m} | :: inkwell (container for ink used to refill a pen) |
| tintico {m} [Colombia] | :: coffee |
| tintinear {v} | :: to jingle, to tinkle, to ting, to clink |
| tintineo {m} | :: jingle, jingling, tinkling, tinkle, ting, chink, tintinnabulation |
| tintineo {m} | :: clink, clinking, clank, clanking, jangling, jangle |
| tinto {adj} | :: dark red (wine) |
| tinto {m} | :: red wine |
| tinto de verano {m} | :: tinto de verano |
| tintóreo {adj} | :: tinctorial |
| tintorera {f} | :: A species of shark, Prionace glauca |
| tintorera {f} | :: feminine noun of tintorero |
| tintorería {f} | :: dry cleaner's (shop) |
| tintorero {m} | :: dyer |
| tintura {f} | :: colouring, dye |
| tintura {f} | :: dyeing (the process) |
| tinturar {vt} | :: to dye |
| tío {m} | :: uncle (the brother of either parent) |
| tío {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: unknown or any male person, dude, guy |
| tío {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: friend, mate, pal, man, bro |
| tío {m} | :: mister (title conferred on an adult male) |
| tío abuelo {m} | :: great-uncle, granduncle |
| tioacetal {m} [organic chemistry] | :: thioacetal |
| tioamida {f} [organic chemistry] | :: thioamide |
| tiocetal {m} [organic chemistry] | :: thioketal |
| tiocianato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: thiocyanate |
| tioconazol {m} [organic compound] | :: tioconazole |
| tió de Nadal {m} | :: tió de Nadal |
| tioéster {m} [organic chemistry] | :: thioester |
| tioéter {m} [organic chemistry] | :: thioether |
| tiofeno {m} [organic compound] | :: thiophene |
| tiol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: thiol |
| tío materno {m} | :: maternal uncle (brother of someone’s mother) |
| tiomersal {m} | :: thiomersal |
| tionato {m} [chemistry] | :: thionate |
| tionilo {m} | :: thionyl |
| tío paterno {m} | :: paternal uncle (brother of someone’s father) |
| tiorba {f} [musical instruments] | :: theorbo |
| tiorredoxina {f} [enzyme] | :: thioredoxin |
| tío segundo {m} | :: first cousin once removed (first cousin of one's parent) [male or unspecified] |
| tiosulfato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: thiosulfate |
| tío tercero {m} | :: second cousin once removed (second cousin of one's parent) [male or unspecified] |
| tiovivo {m} [Spain] | :: carousel, merry-go-round (pleasure ride consisting of a slowly revolving circular platform affixed with various types of seats) |
| tioxanteno {m} | :: thioxanthene |
| tioxantona {f} [organic compound] | :: thioxanthone |
| tip {m} | :: tip (advice) |
| tipa {f} [colloquial] | :: feminine noun of tipo, broad, chick [US], dame [UK], bird [UK], woman |
| tipar {v} | :: to type |
| tipazo {m} [of a person, colloquial] | :: a very attractive body |
| tipazo {m} [colloquial] | :: a physically attractive person |
| tipear {vt} [Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela] | :: to type |
| tipeja {f} | :: feminine noun of tipejo |
| tipejo {m} [pejorative] | :: jerk (ridiculous guy) |
| tipeo {m} [Latin America] | :: typing |
| típex {m} | :: correction fluid, Tippex [UK], whiteout [US], Twink [New Zealand] |
| típex {m} | :: correction tape, Tippex [UK], whiteout [US], Twink [New Zealand] |
| tipi {m} | :: teepee |
| tipi {m} | :: a typographical error |
| típicamente {adv} | :: typically |
| tipicidad {f} | :: typicality |
| típico {adj} | :: typical (characteristically representing something by form, group, idea or type) |
| típico {adj} | :: traditional (of, relating to, or derived from tradition) |
| típico {m} | :: A dance and music style from Panama |
| tipificación {f} | :: classification |
| tipificar {v} | :: to classify, typify, categorize |
| tipiquero {m} | :: A típico musician |
| tipismo {m} | :: typicalness |
| tipismo {m} | :: tradition |
| tiple {m} | :: treble guitar, a small plucked stringed instrument of the guitar family, used in the traditional musics of Spain and various Latin American nations |
| tiple {m} | :: treble guitar player |
| tiple {m} | :: soprano, treble (voice, singer) |
| tiple {m} [nautical] | :: single-piece mast |
| tipo {m} | :: kind, type, sort, manner |
| tipo {m} | :: rate, interest rate |
| tipo {m} | :: composure, cool |
| tipo {m} [colloquial] | :: guy, fellow, fella, dude, bloke [UK], chap [UK] |
| tipo {m} | :: [Ecuador] Minthostachys spp |
| tipo de cambio {m} | :: exchange rate |
| tipo de gravamen {m} | :: tax rate |
| tipo de interés {m} | :: interest rate |
| tipo de letra {m} | :: typeface |
| tipografía {f} | :: typography |
| tipográficamente {adv} | :: typographically |
| tipográfico {adj} | :: typographic, typographical |
| tipógrafo {m} | :: typographer |
| tipógrafo {m} | :: printer |
| tipo impositivo {m} | :: tax rate |
| tipología {f} | :: typology |
| tipológicamente {adv} | :: typologically |
| tipológico {adj} | :: typological |
| tipologizar {v} | :: to typologize |
| tique {m} | :: ticket |
| tique {m} | :: receipt |
| tiquet {m} | :: ticket |
| tiquet {m} | :: receipt |
| tíquet {m} | :: ticket |
| tiqueta {f} [Louisiana] | :: ticket |
| tiquete {m} | :: ticket |
| Tiquicia {prop} [colloquial] | :: Costa Rica |
| tiquis miquis {adj} | :: alternative spelling of tiquismiquis |
| tiquis miquis {m} | :: alternative spelling of tiquismiquis |
| tiquismiquis {adj} | :: squeamish |
| tiquismiquis {adj} [by extension] | :: fussy, detail oriented, thoughtful, thoughty, perfectionist, fastidious, finicky, meticulous, precise, exact |
| tiquismiquis {m} | :: a squeamish person |
| tiquismiquis {m} | :: a fusspot; fussy person |
| tiquismiquis {m} | :: finickiness |
| tiquismiquis {m} | :: exaggerated courtesies, affected mannerisms |
| tiquismo {m} [philosophy] | :: tychism |
| tiqui-taca {m} [soccer] | :: tiki-taka (quick one-touch football, involving short passes and movements) |
| tiquitaca {f} [soccer] | :: tiki-taka |
| tira {f} | :: tie, ribbon |
| tira {f} | :: strip |
| tira {f} | :: (comic) strip |
| tira {f} [colloquial, la tira] | :: ages; yonks |
| tira {m} [Chile, Argentina, Mexico, colloquial] | :: cop |
| tirabeque {m} | :: snow pea |
| tirable {adj} | :: fuckable, shaggable |
| tirabuzón {m} | :: corkscrew (object for opening a bottle) |
| tirabuzón {m} | :: spiral, curl |
| tirabuzón {m} [diving] | :: twist, corkscrew |
| tirachinas {m} | :: slingshot |
| tirachinos {m} [Seville] | :: slingshot |
| tira cómica {f} [comics] | :: A strip cartoon or comic strip |
| tiracuello {m} [rare] | :: cross-body sword sheath |
| tirada {f} | :: shooting |
| tirada {f} | :: throw |
| tirada {f} | :: edition, printing |
| tiradera {f} | :: slingshot |
| tiradero {m} | :: garbage dump |
| tiradero {m} | :: shooting range |
| tiradito {adj} | :: diminutive of tirado |
| tiradito {m} | :: tiradito |
| tirado {adj} [colloquial] | :: easy-peasy |
| tirado {adj} [colloquial] | :: dirt cheap |
| tirador {m} | :: shooter, rifleman |
| tiradora {f} | :: feminine noun of tirador |
| tirador en primera persona {f} | :: first-person shooter |
| tiraera {f} | :: diss track |
| tiraflechas {m} [Cuba, pejorative] | :: lit. "arrow-shooter", a Central or South American with indigenous ancestry |
| tiraflechas {m} [Spain, pejorative] | :: South American |
| tirafondo {m} | :: screw (tool) |
| tiragomas {m} | :: slingshot |
| tirahojas {m} | :: leaftosser |
| tirajanera {f} | :: feminine noun of tirajanero |
| tirajanero {adj} | :: Of or from San Bartolomé de Tirajana |
| tirajanero {m} | :: Someone from San Bartolomé de Tirajana |
| tiraje {m} | :: print run, printing |
| tiralíneas {m} | :: ruling pen |
| tiramina {f} | :: tyramine |
| tiramisú {m} | :: tiramisu (dessert) |
| tirana {f} | :: feminine noun of tirano |
| Tirana {prop} | :: Tirana (capital city) |
| tiranés {adj} | :: Tiranan (of or pertaining to Tirania, Albania) |
| tiranés {m} | :: Tiranan, Tiron (native or resident of Tirania, Albania) |
| tiranesa {f} | :: feminine noun of tiranés |
| tiranía {f} | :: tyranny |
| tiránicamente {adv} | :: tyrannically |
| tiranicidio {m} | :: tyrannicide |
| tiránico {adj} | :: tyrannical |
| tiranizar {v} | :: to tyrannize |
| tiranizar {v} | :: to bully |
| tiran más dos tetas que dos carretas {proverb} | :: having breasts (i.e. being a woman) can get things done much quicker than by other means |
| tirano {adj} | :: like a tyrant; tyrannous; tyrannical |
| tirano {m} | :: tyrant |
| tiranosáurido {m} | :: tyrannosaur |
| tiranosaurio {m} | :: tyrannosaurus |
| tiranosauroide {m} | :: tyrannosauroid |
| tiranosauroideo {m} | :: tyrannosaurid |
| tirante {adj} | :: tense, tight |
| tirante {m} | :: strap |
| tirantez {f} | :: tension, tightness |
| tiranuelo {m} | :: pejorative of tirano |
| tirapiedras {m} [Cuba, Dominican Republic] | :: slingshot |
| tirar {vt} | :: to throw, to toss |
| tirar {vt} | :: to throw out, to toss, to dump |
| tirar {vt} | :: to shoot; to launch |
| tirar {vt} | :: to take (a photograph) |
| tirar {vt} | :: to print |
| tirar {vt} | :: to skip (e.g. a rock or stone) |
| tirar {vt} | :: to knock over; to knock down |
| tirar {vti} | :: to roll (dice) |
| tirar {vp} [vulgar, Spain] | :: to fuck |
| tirar {vi} [with de] | :: to pull, to tug |
| tirar {vi} | :: to shoot |
| tirar {vi} | :: to manage; to get by |
| tirar {vi} | :: to attract, to appeal to |
| tirar {vi} | :: to be somewhat |
| tirar {vr} | :: to throw oneself |
| tirar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to spend time, hang out |
| tirar debajo del autobús {v} [idiomatic] | :: to throw under the bus |
| tirar de la manta {v} [idiomatic] | :: to let the cat out of the bag |
| tirar del carro {v} [idiom] | :: to do the donkey work |
| tirar de talonario {v} [idiom] | :: To shell out a lot of money; to pay big bucks |
| tirar fruta {v} [Argentina, colloquial, idiom] | :: to blag; blag it, make it up as one goes along |
| tirar la caña {v} [idiomatic] | :: to fish for compliments |
| tirar la casa por la ventana {v} [idiomatic] | :: to push the boat out |
| tirar la primera piedra {v} [idiom] | :: to cast the first stone |
| tirar la toalla {v} [idiomatic] | :: To throw in the towel; to give up; to quit |
| tirar los tejos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to flirt with someone, to hit on someone |
| tirar los trastos {v} [idiom] | :: to chat up |
| tirar piedras contra el propio tejado {v} [idiom] | :: to foul your own nest, to shoot oneself in the foot |
| tirar piedras contra el propio tejado {v} [idiom] | :: to cut off one's nose to spite one's face |
| tirarse a la piscina {v} [sports, soccer, idiom] | :: to dive (to deliberately fall down after a challenge, imitating being fouled, in the hope of getting one's opponent penalised) |
| tirarse en plancha {v} [sports, soccer, idiom] | :: to belly flop |
| tirarse un pedo {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] | :: to fart |
| tira y afloja {m} [idiom] | :: bargaining, give and take, tug of war |
| tirazo {m} | :: huge hit; great shot; scorcher |
| tireóforo {m} | :: thyreophoran |
| tiria {f} | :: feminine noun of tirio |
| tiricia {f} [Mexico, El Salvador] | :: sloth, laziness |
| tirillas {mf} | :: nobody; puny person |
| tirillas {adj} | :: scrawny |
| tirio {adj} | :: Tyrian |
| tirio {m} | :: Tyrian |
| tirios y troyanos {mp} | :: mortal enemies; sworn enemies; archenemies |
| tiristor {m} | :: thyristor |
| tirita {f} [Spain] | :: band-aid, sticking plaster, Elastoplast |
| tiritante {adj} | :: shivering |
| tiritar {v} | :: to shiver |
| tiro- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: thyro- |
| tiro {m} | :: throw (the act of throwing something) |
| tiro {m} | :: shot; gunshot (the result of launching a projectile or bullet) |
| tiro {m} | :: range (the distance from a person or sensor to an object) |
| tiro {m} [sports] | :: shooting (the sport or activity of firing a gun or other weapon) |
| tiro {m} [sports] | :: shot (the act of launching a ball or similar object toward a goal) |
| tiro {m} | :: team (a set of draught animals) |
| tiro {m} | :: intake of air in a space |
| tiro {m} | :: inseam (the seam of a trouser up the inside of the leg) |
| tiro {m} | :: fix (dose of a drug) |
| Tiro {prop} {f} | :: Tiro (ancient city-state) |
| Tiro {prop} {f} | :: Tiro (port city/capital) |
| tiro al plato {m} [sports] | :: trapshooting, skeet shooting, skeet, clay pigeon shooting |
| tirocervical {adj} [anatomy] | :: thyrocervical |
| tiro con arco {m} | :: archery |
| tiro de esquina {m} | :: corner kick |
| tiro de gracia {m} | :: coup de grâce |
| tirogloso {adj} | :: thyroglossal |
| tiroidectomía {f} [surgery] | :: thyroidectomy |
| tiroideo {adj} | :: thyroid |
| tiroides {adj} | :: related to the thyroid |
| tiroides {mf} | :: thyroid |
| tiroiditis {f} [pathology] | :: thyroiditis |
| Tirol {prop} {m} | :: Tirol (state) |
| tirolés {adj} | :: Tyrolean |
| tirolés {m} | :: Tyrolean |
| tirolesa {f} | :: feminine noun of tirolés |
| tiro libre {m} [basketball] | :: free throw |
| tiro libre {m} [soccer] | :: free kick |
| tirolina {f} | :: aerial runway, zipline |
| tirón {m} | :: tug, pull, jerk |
| tirón {m} | :: pull, strain (a violent effort; an excessive and hurtful exertion or tension, as of the muscles) |
| tirón {m} | :: skill, string to one's bow |
| tirón {m} | :: pulling power |
| tironear {v} | :: to yank (pull quickly and strongly) |
| tironera {f} | :: bag thief |
| tironero {m} | :: bag thief |
| tirosina {f} [amino acid] | :: tyrosine |
| tirosinasa {f} [enzyme] | :: tyrosinase |
| tirotear {v} | :: to shoot |
| tiroteo {m} | :: gunfight |
| tiroteo {m} | :: shooting |
| tirotoxicosis {f} | :: thyrotoxicosis |
| tirotropina {f} [hormone] | :: thyrotropin, thyroid-stimulating hormone |
| tiroxina {f} [hormone] | :: thyroxine |
| tirrena {f} | :: feminine noun of tirreno |
| tirreno {adj} | :: Tyrrhenian |
| tirreno {m} | :: a Tyrrhenian, a Tyrrhene |
| tirria {f} [colloquial] | :: dislike |
| tirso {m} | :: thyrsus |
| tisana {f} | :: herbal tea, tisane |
| tisanóptero {m} | :: thysanopteran |
| tisanuro {m} | :: thysanuran |
| tísica {f} | :: feminine noun of tísico |
| tísica {f} [archaic] | :: phthisis (wasting disease) |
| tísico {adj} | :: phthisic (suffering from a wasting disease) |
| tísico {m} | :: a phthisic individual |
| tisis {f} [obsolete] | :: tuberculosis, phthisis |
| tisú {m} | :: lamé |
| tisú {m} | :: tissue; tissue paper |
| tisular {adj} | :: tissular; of or pertaining to tissue |
| tita {f} | :: theta; the Greek letter Θ, θ |
| tita {f} [colloquial, affectionate, Mexico] | :: Grandma |
| titán {m} | :: titan |
| titán {m} | :: very large crane (lifting device) |
| Titán {prop} {m} | :: Titan (god) |
| Titán {prop} {m} | :: Titan (moon) |
| titanato {m} | :: titanate |
| titánico {adj} | :: titanic, enormous |
| titánide {f} | :: Titanide |
| titanio {m} | :: titanium |
| titanismo {m} | :: Titanism |
| titanita {f} [mineral] | :: titanite |
| titanosauriano {m} | :: titanosaurian |
| titanosáurido {m} | :: titanosaurid |
| titanosaurio {m} | :: titanosaur |
| títere {m} | :: puppet |
| títere {m} | :: marionette |
| títere de mano {m} | :: hand puppet, sock puppet |
| tithonia {f} | :: Mexican sunflower (Tithonia diversifolia, Tithonia rotundifolia) |
| titi {f} [slang, regional] | :: chick (young lady) |
| tití {m} | :: titi (monkey) |
| titilante {adj} | :: flickering; flashing |
| titilar {v} | :: to twinkle |
| titilar {v} | :: to quiver |
| titilar {v} | :: to titillate |
| titina {f} [protein] | :: titin |
| titipuchal {m} | :: load, ton, large quantity |
| titirijí {m} | :: tody-flycatcher |
| titiritera {f} | :: feminine noun of titiritero |
| titiritero {m} | :: puppeteer (literally) |
| titiritero {m} [figurative] | :: puppetmaster, puppet master, puppeteer (an expert at manipulation and exercising said ability) |
| titiritero {m} | :: tightrope walker |
| tito {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: uncle, unkie |
| tito {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: grandfather, grandpa |
| Tito {prop} {m} | :: Titus [biblical character] |
| Tito {prop} {m} | :: the Epistle to Titus |
| Tito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| titrar {v} [chemistry] | :: to titrate |
| titubeante {adj} | :: stuttering |
| titubeante {adj} | :: hesitating |
| titubear {v} | :: to stutter |
| titubear {v} | :: to hesitate |
| titubeo {m} | :: hesitation |
| titubeo {m} | :: stutter |
| titulación {f} | :: qualification |
| titulación {f} [chemistry] | :: titration |
| titulado {adj} | :: titled |
| titulado {m} | :: titleholder |
| titulante {m} | :: titrant |
| titular {adj} | :: titular |
| titular {m} | :: headline |
| titular {mf} | :: holder of a position |
| titular {mf} [sports] | :: starter (a player who plays from the start a game) |
| titular {vt} | :: to entitle |
| titular {vt} | :: to title |
| titularato {m} [football, especially, Peru] | :: starting lineup |
| titularidad {f} | :: ownership |
| titularidad {f} | :: holding of office, tenure |
| titularidad {f} | :: title |
| titularidad {f} [sports] | :: place in the starting eleven |
| titularísimo {m} [sports] | :: guaranteed starter |
| titularización {f} | :: titularisation |
| titularizador {m} | :: granter of tenure |
| titularizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of titularizador |
| titularizar {v} | :: to grant a tenure |
| titulatura {f} | :: titulary |
| titulitis {f} | :: An obsession with having a title or academic degree |
| titulización {f} | :: securitization |
| título {m} | :: title (heading in a text) |
| título {m} | :: title (honorary title) |
| título {m} | :: level |
| título de propiedad {f} | :: title deed |
| título nobiliario {m} | :: peerage |
| tiuque {m} | :: chimango caracara |
| tiwanacota {adj} | :: alternative spelling of tiahuanacota |
| tiza {f} [uncountable] | :: chalk |
| tiza {f} | :: piece of chalk |
| tizana {f} [Venezuela] | :: A soft drink common in Venezuela, consisting of diced fruits in orange juice or grenadine juice |
| tiznado {adj} | :: covered in soot; sooty |
| tiznajo {m} | :: stain; blot |
| tiznar {v} | :: to blacken, soil with soot |
| tiznar {v} | :: to soil, stain |
| tiznar {v} [figuratively] | :: to tarnish |
| tiznarse {vr} | :: to become soiled or stained |
| tiznarse {vr} | :: to become tarnished |
| tiznarse {vr} [Central America, Argentina] | :: to get drunk |
| tizón {m} | :: A stick which is burning or smoldering; brand |
| tizón {m} | :: Ergot, especially that which affects wheat, barley and oats |
| tizón {m} | :: Potato blight |
| tizona {f} | :: steel; sword |
| TL {prop} | :: abbreviation of Tlaxcala (Mexican state) |
| tlaco {m} | :: one-eighth of a Mexican real (issued until 1897) |
| Tlacoachistlahuaca {prop} | :: Tlacoachistlahuaca (city) |
| Tlacoachistlahuaca {prop} | :: Tlacoachistlahuaca (municipality) |
| tlacoyo {m} [Mexico] | :: tlacoyo |
| tlacuache {m} [Mexico] | :: opossum |
| tlahuaquense {adj} | :: of or from Tláhuac |
| tlahuaquense {mf} | :: Someone from Tláhuac |
| tlahuica {adj} | :: Tlahuica |
| tlahuica {mf} | :: Tlahuica |
| tlalcoyote {m} [Mexico] | :: American badger |
| Tláloc {m} | :: Tlaloc |
| tlapalera {f} | :: feminine noun of tlapalero |
| tlapalería {f} [Mexico] | :: hardware store, paint store |
| tlapalero {m} | :: hardware dealer, the owner or employee of a tlapalería (hardware store or paint store) |
| tlatelolca {adj} | :: Of or from Tlatelolco (the altepetl) |
| tlatelolca {mf} | :: Someone from Tlatelolco |
| tlatoani {m} | :: tlatoani |
| Tlaxcala {prop} {m} | :: Tlaxcala (state) |
| Tlaxcalilla {prop} | :: Tlaxcalilla (town) |
| tlaxcalteca {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tlaxcala |
| tlaxcalteca {mf} | :: An inhabitant or a resident of the Mexican state of Tlaxcala |
| Tlaxiaco {prop} | :: Tlaxiaco (city) |
| Tlaxiaco {prop} | :: Tlaxiaco (municipality) |
| Tlaxiaco {prop} | :: Tlaxiaco (district) |
| tlayuda {f} | :: tlayuda |
| tlazol {m} [dialectal, Mexico] | :: trash, garbage |
| tlazol {m} [Mexico] | :: forage, fodder, especially that made from cropped cane |
| TLC {m} | :: initialism of tratado de libre comercio |
| TLCAN {prop} {m} | :: initialism of Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte NAFTA |
| tlecuil {m} [Mexico] | :: brazier |
| tlemole {m} | :: alternative form of clemole |
| tlingit {adj} | :: Tlingit |
| tlingit {mf} | :: Tlingit |
| TMA {f} | :: initialism of tristeza y muerte de agave a blight that has reduced the production of the agave grown to produce tequila |
| tmb {adv} [texting, internet slang] | :: abbreviation of también |
| T-MEC {prop} [Mexico] | :: USMCA; acronym of Tratado entre México y Estados Unidos y Canadá |
| TMEC {prop} | :: alternative form of T-MEC |
| tmesis {f} [prosody] | :: tmesis |
| tnuá {f} | :: A Zionist youth organisation |
| toalla {f} | :: towel |
| toalla de mano {f} | :: hand towel |
| toallero {m} | :: towel rail, towel rack |
| toallín {m} | :: toilet roll |
| toallita {f} | :: diminutive of toalla; small towel, wipe |
| toba {f} [geology] | :: tuff |
| toba {f} [geology] | :: tufa |
| tobáceo {adj} | :: tufaceous |
| Tobago {prop} {m} | :: Tobago |
| tobaja {f} | :: archaic spelling of toalla |
| tobera {f} | :: nozzle |
| Tobías {prop} {m} | :: Tobias |
| tobillera {f} | :: ankle brace |
| tobillera {f} | :: anklet |
| tobillero {adj} | :: ankle-high |
| tobillero {m} | :: ankle sock |
| tobillo {m} | :: ankle |
| tobo {m} [Venezuela] | :: bucket or container |
| tobogán {m} | :: playground slide (toy for children) |
| tobogán {m} | :: water slide |
| tobogán {m} | :: a kind of sled |
| tobramicina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: tobramycin |
| TOC {n} | :: initialism of trastorno obsesivo-compulsivo |
| toca {f} | :: kerchief, turban cloth (so to say) |
| Tocache {prop} | :: Tocache (province) |
| tocadiscos {m} | :: record player |
| tocado {adj} [colloquial] | :: peeved, ratty |
| tocado {adj} | :: off (of fruit, damaged) |
| tocado {adj} | :: out of shape |
| tocado {adj} | :: tainted |
| tocado {interj} [fencing] | :: touché |
| tocado {m} | :: headdress |
| tocador {m} | :: dressing table |
| tocamiento {m} | :: touch; touching;. fondle; fondling (action of touching, especially unwanted) |
| tocamiento {m} | :: revelation; Eureka moment |
| tocante {adj} | :: Only used in a handful of connecting phrases |
| tocante {adj} | :: touching |
| tocante a {prep} | :: as for, referring to |
| tocaor {m} | :: flamenco guitarist |
| tocaora {f} | :: flamenco guitarist |
| tocapelotas {m} [colloquial] | :: pain in the ass |
| tocar {vt} | :: to touch |
| tocar {vt} | :: to play (a musical instrument) |
| tocar {vt} [impersonal] | :: to be someone's time or turn |
| tocar {vt} | :: to knock |
| tocar {vt} | :: to honk |
| tocar {vt} | :: to ring |
| tocar {vt} | :: to touch on (mention briefly) |
| tocar {vt} | :: to touch (affect emotionally) |
| tocar {vt} [baseball] | :: to bunt |
| tocar {v} | :: to comb or dress one's hair |
| tocar {v} | :: to don a hat, scarf or other head covering |
| tocar a muerto {v} [idiom] | :: to toll (of a bell) |
| tocaria {f} | :: feminine noun of tocario |
| tocario {adj} | :: Tocharian |
| tocario {m} | :: Tocharian |
| tocario {m} [uncountable] | :: Tocharian (the language) |
| tocar las bolas {v} [idiom] | :: To piss off; to wind up |
| tocar las pelotas {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] | :: to bug, get on someone's nerves, be a pain in the ass |
| tocar los cojones a alguien {v} [idiom, vulgar] | :: pester; annoy; piss off |
| tocar los huevos a alguien {v} [idiom, vulgar] | :: pester; annoy; piss off |
| tocar madera {v} | :: to knock on wood, to touch wood |
| tocarse {v} | :: reflexive of tocar |
| tocársela {v} [idiom, vulgar] | :: to jerk off; wank |
| tocata {f} | :: toccata |
| tocata {f} | :: beating; whooping |
| tocata {mf} | :: record player |
| tocaya {f} | :: feminine noun of tocayo |
| tocayo {m} | :: namesake (person having the same name) |
| tocho {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: mean (person) |
| tocho {adj} [colloquial] | :: clumsy |
| tocho {adj} [colloquial] | :: big, giant |
| tocinería {f} | :: A shop selling salted meats |
| tocineta {f} | :: bacon |
| tocinillo de cielo {m} | :: synonym of tocino de cielo |
| tocino {m} | :: bacon |
| tocino {m} | :: salt pork |
| tocino de cielo {m} | :: A dessert made from sugar and egg yolk |
| tocoeña {f} | :: feminine noun of tocoeño |
| tocoeño {adj} | :: Of or from Tocoa, Colón |
| tocoeño {m} | :: Someone from Tocoa, Colón |
| tocoferol {m} | :: tocopherol |
| tocóloga {f} | :: obstetrician |
| tocólogo {m} | :: obstetrician |
| tocón {adj} | :: touchy-feely |
| tocón {m} | :: stump (of tree) |
| tocón {m} | :: stump (of a limb) |
| tocopillana {f} | :: feminine noun of tocopillano |
| tocopillano {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Tocopilla in Chile |
| tocopillano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Tocopilla in Chile |
| tocoquirúrgico {adj} | :: of or relating to surgery during childbirth |
| tocotrienol {m} | :: tocotrienol |
| todavía {adv} | :: still, yet |
| todavía {adv} | :: even, still |
| todito {adj} | :: diminutive of todo |
| todo {adj} | :: all, every |
| todo {adj} | :: each, every |
| todo {pron} | :: everything |
| todo a cien {m} | :: thrift shop; discount store |
| todo avante {adv} [nautical] | :: full steam ahead |
| todocamino {m} | :: An all-terrain vehicle |
| todo cristo {m} [idiom] | :: any Tom, Dick, or Harry |
| todo el mundo {pron} | :: everyone, everybody |
| todo el tiempo {adv} | :: all the time; always |
| todo el tiempo {adv} | :: all the time; frequently; often |
| todo lo contrario {adv} [idiom] | :: on the contrary |
| todólogo {m} [colloquial] | :: jack of all trades |
| todólogo {m} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: know-it-all |
| todo mundo {pron} [Latin America] | :: alternative form of todo el mundo |
| todo o nada {adj} | :: all-or-nothing |
| todopoderoso {adj} | :: almighty |
| Todopoderoso {prop} {m} | :: Almighty |
| todos los caminos conducen a Roma {proverb} | :: alternative form of todos los caminos llevan a Roma |
| todos los caminos llevan a Roma {proverb} | :: all roads lead to Rome |
| todos y cada uno {adj} | :: each and every one |
| todoterreno {mf} | :: ATV; four-wheel drive vehicle |
| todo vale en la guerra y en el amor {proverb} | :: alternative form of en la guerra y en el amor todo vale |
| toesa {f} | :: toise (measurement) |
| tofi {f} | :: toffee |
| tofio {m} | :: a tofio, a vessel or container traditionally used in Fuerteventura for collecting the milk of the cabra majorera |
| tofu {m} | :: tofu |
| toga {f} | :: toga |
| toga {f} | :: (ceremonial) gown; (ceremonial) robe (worn by a lawyer, judge, graduate, professor etc.) |
| togado {adj} | :: togaed, wearing a toga |
| togado {m} | :: magistrate |
| togarse {vr} [Panama] | :: to tog oneself in one's best finery; to dress up |
| Togo {prop} | :: Togo (country) |
| togolés {adj} | :: Togolese |
| togolés {m} | :: Togolese |
| togolesa {f} | :: feminine noun of togolés |
| toisón {m} | :: fleece |
| toíto {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of todo |
| tojo {m} | :: furze, gorse (shrub of genus Ulex) |
| tokelaués {adj} | :: Tokelauan |
| tokelaués {m} | :: Tokelauan |
| tokelaués {m} | :: Tokelauan |
| tokelauesa {f} | :: feminine noun of tokelaués |
| Tokio {prop} {m} | :: Tokio (prefecture/capital city) |
| Tokío {prop} [archaic] | :: Tokyo |
| tokiota {adj} | :: Tokyoite (of or relating to Tokyo) |
| tokiota {mf} | :: Tokyoite (inhabitant of Tokyo) |
| tok pisin {m} | :: Tok Pisin |
| tokusatsu {m} [television] | :: tokusatsu |
| tólar {m} | :: tolar |
| toldar {v} | :: to cover with an awning |
| toldería {f} | :: camp of huts |
| toldilla {f} [nautical] | :: poop deck |
| toldo {m} | :: awning |
| toldo {m} | :: a lean-to or wigwam (a simple structure made by indigenous people as housing) |
| toledano {adj} | :: Toledan (from Toledo, Spain) |
| toledano {m} | :: A Toledan (someone from Toledo) |
| toledo {m} [slang] | :: toilet |
| Toledo {prop} {f} | :: Toledo (province) |
| Toledo {prop} {f} | :: Toledo (city) |
| Tolentino {prop} {m} | :: Tolentino (city) |
| Tolentino {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| tolerabilidad {f} | :: tolerability |
| tolerable {adj} | :: tolerable |
| tolerablemente {adv} | :: tolerably |
| tolerancia {f} | :: tolerance |
| tolerancia {f} | :: forbearance |
| tolerancia cero {f} | :: zero tolerance |
| tolerante {adj} | :: tolerant |
| tolerar {v} | :: to tolerate |
| tolerar {v} | :: to endure |
| tolerar {v} | :: to condone |
| toletano {adj} | :: From Toledo |
| toletano {m} | :: Someone from Toledo |
| toletazo {m} | :: hit with a cudgel |
| tolete {m} [nautical] | :: thole |
| tolete {m} | :: bat; cudgel |
| tolete {m} [Cuba, Dominican Republic, vulgar] | :: penis |
| toletense {adj} | :: From Toledo |
| toletense {mf} | :: Someone from Toledo |
| toletería {f} [baseball] | :: slugging |
| toletero {m} [baseball] | :: batter |
| tolfenámico {adj} | :: tolfenamic |
| tolimense {adj} | :: Of or from Tolima |
| tolimense {mf} | :: Someone from Tolima |
| tolina {f} [organic compound] | :: tholin |
| tolina {f} | :: Chilean abalone |
| toller {v} [obsolete] | :: to remove |
| tollina {f} | :: beating, bashing |
| tollón {m} | :: toyon |
| tollón {m} | :: narrow pass or road |
| toloache {m} | :: toloache |
| tololoche {m} [Mexico, musical instrument] | :: A traditional musical instrument from northern Mexico, similar to a double bass |
| Tolomeo {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Ptolomeo |
| tolondro {m} | :: bump (especially one on the head) |
| Tolosa {prop} {f} | :: Tolosa (capital city) |
| tolosana {f} | :: feminine noun of tolosano |
| tolosano {adj} | :: Of or from Toulouse |
| tolosano {adj} | :: Of or from Tolosa |
| tolosano {m} | :: Someone from Toulouse |
| tolosano {m} | :: Someone from Tolosa |
| tolteca {f} | :: feminine noun of tolteco |
| tolteco {adj} | :: Toltecan |
| tolteco {m} | :: Toltec |
| Tolú {prop} | :: Tolú (town) |
| tolueno {m} [organic compound] | :: toluene |
| toluidina {f} [organic compound] | :: toluidine |
| tolva {f} | :: hopper, chute |
| -toma {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -tomo |
| toma {f} | :: volume (of books etc.) |
| toma {f} | :: shot, take, recording |
| toma {f} | :: conquest, capture, taking, takeover |
| toma {f} [Chile] | :: an act of political civil disobedience through occupation protest that assumes control of a place, often a building or park |
| toma {f} | :: socket, connector, outlet (source of electricity, internet etc.) (ellipsis of toma de corriente) |
| toma {f} [medicine] | :: intake |
| tomacorrientes {m} | :: socket; power point; receptacle |
| toma de contacto {f} | :: contact (action of contacting) |
| toma de posesión {f} | :: inauguration; assumption; swearing-in |
| tomado {adj} [Latin America] | :: drunk |
| tomador {m} | :: taker, receiver, retriever |
| tomador {m} [colloquial] | :: pickpocket |
| tomador {m} [Latin America, Philippines] | :: drinker |
| tomador {m} [Latin America, Philippines] | :: drunkard |
| tomadora {f} | :: feminine noun of tomador |
| tomadura {f} | :: taking |
| tomadura {f} | :: leg-pull, fib, joke |
| tomadura de pelo {f} [idiom] | :: leg-pull, fib, joke |
| tomar {v} | :: to take |
| tomar {v} | :: to drink, have (especially an alcoholic beverage) |
| tomar {v} | :: to take (travel by means of) |
| tomar a la tremenda {v} [idiom] | :: to take seriously; to take to heart |
| tomar a pecho {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take to heart |
| tomar cartas en el asunto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to step in, stand in |
| tomar conciencia {v} | :: to become aware |
| tomar cuerpo {v} [idiom] | :: to take shape |
| tomar el pelo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make a fool of, kid, wind up, pull someone's leg, to razz |
| tomar el toro por los cuernos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take the bull by the horns |
| tomar en cuenta {v} [idiomatic] | :: To take into account; to keep in mind |
| tomar en cuenta {v} | :: to pay attention to, to mind |
| tomar la alternativa {v} [idiomatic, bullfighting] | :: to stand in (for the bullfighter) |
| tomar la alternativa {v} [idiomatic] | :: to stand in (for someone) |
| tomar la palabra {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take someone's word for it; to believe what somebody says |
| tomar por culo {v} [idiomatic, vulgar] | :: to take it up the ass |
| tomar una siesta {v} | :: to take a nap |
| Tomás {prop} {m} | :: Thomas, the apostle |
| Tomás {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Tomasa {prop} | :: given name, feminine form of Tomás (Thomas) |
| Tomasito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| tomate {m} | :: tomato (plant) |
| tomate {m} | :: tomato (fruit) |
| tomate {m} [Mexico] | :: tomatillo |
| tomate {m} | :: hole (in a sock or shoe) |
| tomate cherry {m} | :: cherry tomato |
| tomate de árbol {m} | :: tamarillo, tree tomato |
| tomate de colgar {m} | :: hanging tomato |
| tomatera {f} | :: feminine noun of tomatero |
| tomatero {m} | :: tomato grower |
| tomatero {m} | :: tomato seller |
| tomatico {m} | :: diminutive of tomate |
| tomatillo {m} | :: tomatillo (fruit vegetable) |
| tomatillo {m} | :: diminutive of tomate |
| Tomatina {prop} {f} | :: A yearly celebration held in Buñol, Valencia, on the final Wednesday of August, in which participants throw tomatoes at each other |
| tomatito {m} | :: diminutive of tomate |
| tomatodo {m} [Latin America] | :: sports water bottle |
| tomavistas {m} | :: cine camera |
| toma y daca {m} [idiomatic] | :: give and take; tit for tat |
| tombo {m} [slang] | :: cop |
| tómbola {f} | :: tombola (lottery) |
| tómbolo {m} [slang] | :: the police |
| tómbolo {m} [geography] | :: tombolo |
| Tombuctu {prop} | :: alternative form of Tombuctú |
| Tombuctú {prop} {f} | :: Timbuktu |
| tomentoso {adj} | :: tomentose |
| -tomía {suffix} | :: -tomy |
| tomillar {m} | :: A biome of Spain in which thyme plants predominate |
| tomillo {m} | :: thyme |
| tomín {m} [historical] | :: A Spanish coin equivalent to one third of an adarme or one eighth of a castellano |
| tomín {m} [historical] | :: A type of silver coin used in the Americas in times of Spanish colonialism |
| tomismo {m} | :: Thomism |
| tomista {adj} | :: Thomist |
| tomistomino {m} | :: tomistomine |
| -tomo {suffix} | :: -tome |
| tomo {m} | :: tome, volume |
| tomochiteca {f} | :: feminine noun of tomochiteco |
| tomochiteco {adj} | :: Of or from Tomochi |
| tomochiteco {m} | :: Someone from Tomochi |
| tomografía {f} | :: tomography |
| tomografía {f} [medicine] | :: a computed axial tomography scan, a CAT scan (ellipsis of tomografía axial computarizada) |
| tomógrafo {m} | :: tomograph |
| tonada {f} | :: tune, song (music to be sung) |
| tonada {f} [Latin America] | :: accent |
| tonadilla {f} | :: ditty, shanty, short song |
| tonadillera {f} | :: feminine noun of tonadillero |
| tonadillero {m} | :: someone who sings tonadillas |
| tonal {adj} | :: tonal |
| tonalidad {f} | :: tonality |
| tonalita {f} | :: tonalite |
| tonalítico {adj} | :: tonalitic |
| tonalmente {adv} | :: tonally |
| tonante {adj} | :: thunderous |
| tondero {m} | :: A type of dance from Peru |
| tonel {m} | :: barrel |
| tonel {m} | :: barrel roll |
| tonelada {f} | :: ton, metric ton, megagram |
| tonelada métrica {f} | :: metric ton, ton, megagram |
| tonelaje {m} | :: tonnage |
| tonelera {f} | :: feminine noun of tonelero |
| tonelería {f} | :: cooperage (all senses) |
| tonelero {m} | :: cooper |
| tóner {m} | :: toner (powder used in laser printers) |
| tonga {f} | :: coating (thin outer layer) |
| tonga {f} [Argentina, Colombia] | :: task, job |
| tonga {f} [Canary Islands, Cuba] | :: heap, pile |
| tonga {mf} | :: a member of the Tonga people of southern Africa |
| tonga {mf} | :: Tongan (someone from Tonga) |
| Tonga {prop} | :: Tonga |
| tongada {f} | :: cover; covering; covering layer |
| tongana {f} | :: feminine noun of tongano |
| tongano {adj} | :: Tongan |
| tongano {m} | :: Tongan |
| tongo {m} [colloquial] | :: fraud |
| tongonear {v} [Cuba, Venezuela] | :: to swing (the hips, while dancing or walking) |
| tongzhi {mf} | :: tongzhi |
| Toñi {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| tónica {f} | :: tonic |
| tonicidad {f} | :: tonicity |
| tónico {adj} | :: tonic |
| tonificación {f} | :: tonification |
| tonificante {adj} | :: bracing, invigorating |
| tonificar {vt} | :: to tone, tone up |
| tonillo {m} | :: hum |
| tonillo {m} | :: twang |
| tonina {f} | :: common bottlenose dolphin |
| tonina {f} | :: tuna |
| toñina {f} | :: tuna |
| toñina {f} | :: hit; bash; blow |
| tonina overa {f} | :: Commerson's dolphin |
| tonito {m} | :: diminutive of tono |
| tono {m} | :: tone |
| Toño {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| tono muscular {m} | :: muscle tone |
| tonoplasto {m} [cytology] | :: tonoplast |
| tonsilolito {m} | :: tonsillolith |
| tonsor {m} | :: tonsor |
| tonsurar {v} | :: to clip, shear |
| tonta {f} | :: feminine noun of tonto |
| tonta del haba {f} | :: feminine noun of tonto del haba |
| tontaina {adj} [colloquial] | :: idiotic |
| tontaina {mf} [colloquial] | :: idiot; crackpot |
| tontamente {adv} | :: sillily, foolishly |
| tontear {v} | :: to do or say stupid things |
| tontear {v} | :: to flirt |
| tontera {f} [colloquial] | :: nonsense, tosh (something that is dumb) |
| tontería {f} | :: something that is dumb |
| tontería {f} | :: something of little consequence |
| tontería {f} | :: nonsense |
| tontina {f} [finance] | :: tontine |
| tontísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tonto; wonderfool |
| tontita {f} | :: diminutive of tonta |
| tontito {adj} | :: diminutive of tonto |
| tonto {adj} | :: stupid |
| tonto {adj} | :: silly, foolish |
| tonto {m} | :: a fool, a stupid person |
| tonto de capirote {adj} [idiom] | :: completely stupid, dimwitted |
| tonto de capirote {m} [idiom] | :: dimwit, complete fool, total idiot |
| tonto del culo {adj} [vulgar, idiom] | :: thick as shit, fucking dumb |
| tonto del haba {m} [colloquial] | :: idiot; wonderfool; butt of a joke |
| tonto el último {phrase} | :: the last one is a rotten egg |
| tontolaba {m} [colloquial] | :: phonetic contraction of tonto del haba |
| tontón {adj} | :: augmentative of tonto; very stupid |
| tontorrón {adj} [colloquial] | :: dimwitted; silly |
| tontorrón {m} [colloquial] | :: silly billy |
| tontorrona {f} | :: feminine noun of tontorrón |
| tontuela {f} | :: feminine noun of tontuelo |
| tontuelo {m} | :: dummy, dilly, nitwit (stupid person) |
| tontuna {f} | :: stupidity; folly |
| top {m} | :: top (first positions of a ranking) |
| top {m} | :: top (female clothing) |
| top {adj} [proscribed] | :: top (situated on the top of something) |
| top {adj} [proscribed] | :: top (best; of the highest quality or rank) |
| top {adj} [proscribed] | :: top (very good, of high quality) |
| topacio {m} | :: topaz |
| topadora {f} | :: bulldozer; dozer |
| topar {vt} | :: to come across, encounter |
| topar {vt} | :: to knock against, hit, strike, touch |
| topar {vt} [colloquial, Mexico, El Salvador] | :: to finish (a videogame) |
| tope {m} | :: butt, end, butt end |
| tope {m} | :: top, limit |
| tope {m} | :: stop, catch, snag [also figuratively] |
| tope {m} | :: collision |
| tope {m} | :: quarrel, fight |
| tope {m} | :: reinforcement |
| tope {m} | :: [railway] buffer, bumper |
| tope {m} [nautical] | :: masthead, lookout |
| tope {m} [Mexico] | :: speed bump |
| tope {m} [Costa Rica, Nicaragua] | :: equestrian parade usually held on the first day of a festival |
| tope {adv} [colloquial, Spain] | :: really |
| topera {f} | :: molehill |
| topera {f} [rail transport] | :: buffer |
| topetada {f} | :: butt (sudden thrust from an animal) |
| topetar {v} | :: to butt (to suddenly thrust with the head) |
| topetazo {m} | :: butt (sudden thrust from an animal), headbutt |
| tópicamente {adv} | :: topically |
| topicazo {adj} | :: clichéd |
| topicazo {m} | :: cliché |
| tópico {adj} | :: topical |
| tópico {adj} | :: clichéd |
| tópico {m} | :: topos |
| tópico {m} | :: subject, topic |
| tópico {m} | :: cliché |
| topillo {m} | :: diminutive of topo |
| topillo {m} | :: vole (any of various rodents in the subfamily Arvicolinae) |
| topiramato {m} [organic compound] | :: topiramate |
| toples {adj} | :: topless (exposing one's bare chest) |
| topless {adj} | :: topless (of a woman, naked from the waist up) |
| top model {mf} [proscribed] | :: synonym of supermodelo |
| topo {m} | :: mole (the animal) |
| topo {m} | :: mole (spy) |
| topógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of topógrafo |
| topografía {f} | :: topography |
| topográficamente {adv} | :: topographically |
| topográfico {adj} | :: topographic |
| topógrafo {m} | :: topographer |
| topoguía {f} [climbing] | :: topo |
| topoisomerasa {f} [enzyme] | :: topoisomerase |
| topolecto {m} [linguistics] | :: topolect |
| topóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of topólogo |
| topología {f} | :: topology |
| topológicamente {adv} | :: topologically |
| topológico {adj} [mathematics] | :: topological |
| topólogo {m} | :: topologist |
| toponimia {f} [linguistics, uncountable] | :: toponymy (the study of placenames) |
| toponimia {f} [linguistics] | :: toponymy (the set of placenames in a region) |
| toponímico {adj} | :: toponymic |
| topónimo {m} | :: placename |
| topping {m} | :: topping (of food) |
| top ten {m} | :: top ten, hit list |
| toque {m} | :: whiff |
| toque {m} | :: touch |
| toque {m} | :: stroke |
| toque {m} | :: toke |
| toquecillo {m} | :: diminutive of toque |
| toquecito {m} | :: diminutive of toque |
| toque de diana {m} | :: reveille |
| toque de queda {m} | :: curfew |
| toquetear {v} | :: to handle; fiddle (with) |
| toquetear {v} [colloquial] | :: to touch up |
| toqueteo {m} | :: touching; fiddling; groping; fingering |
| toqui {mf} | :: toqui |
| toquilla {f} | :: The Panama hat palm |
| tora {f} [Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: leatherback (species of sea turtle) |
| Torá {prop} {m} | :: Torah (the Five Books of Moses) |
| torácico {adj} [anatomy] | :: thoracic |
| toraco- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: thoraco- |
| toracoabdominal {adj} [anatomy] | :: thoracoabdominal |
| toracoacromial {adj} [anatomy] | :: thoracoacromial |
| toracodorsal {adj} [anatomy] | :: thoracodorsal |
| toracoepigástrico {adj} [anatomy] | :: thoracoepigastric |
| toracoscopia {f} [surgery] | :: thoracoscopy |
| toracotomía {f} [medical] | :: thoracotomy |
| torada {f} | :: herd (of bulls) |
| toral {adj} | :: main |
| tórax {m} [anatomy] | :: thorax |
| toráxico {adj} | :: alternative form of torácico |
| torbellino {m} | :: tourbillon, whirlwind |
| torbellino {m} [figurative] | :: whirl, whirling, swirl, maelstrom |
| torcaz {f} | :: common wood pigeon |
| torcaza {f} | :: Any of a number of species of pigeons or doves |
| torcedor {m} | :: spindle |
| torcedor {m} | :: bugbear |
| torcedor {adj} | :: twisting |
| torcedura {f} | :: sprain |
| torcedura {f} | :: crook, bending |
| torcer {v} | :: to twist |
| torcer {v} | :: to bend |
| torcer {v} | :: to sprain |
| torcerse {v} | :: to twist, to bend |
| torcida {f} | :: wick |
| torcidamente {adv} | :: twistedly |
| torcidito {adj} | :: diminutive of torcido |
| torcido {adj} | :: torqued |
| torcido {adj} | :: twisted; askew |
| torcido {adj} | :: winding |
| torcido {adj} | :: cross-eyed |
| torcido {adj} | :: unlucky |
| torcido {m} | :: twist, curl |
| torco {m} | :: street puddle |
| torco {m} [Spain] | :: pothole |
| tordesillano {adj} | :: Of or from Tordesillas |
| tordesillano {m} | :: Someone from Tordesillas |
| Tordesillas {prop} | :: Tordesillas (town/and/municipality) |
| tordilio {m} | :: alternative form of tordillo |
| tordillo {m} | :: hartwort (Tordylium maximum) |
| tordina {f} | :: illadopsis |
| tordina {f} | :: babbler (bird) |
| tordina {f} | :: Any of a large number of other birds |
| tordo {m} | :: thrush (kind of bird); species Turdus musicus |
| tordo {adj} [of horses] | :: with skin patterned in white and black patches, dappled |
| tordo patagón {m} | :: austral blackbird |
| tordo renegrido {m} | :: shiny cowbird (Molothrus bonariensis) |
| toreabilidad {f} [bullfighting] | :: suitability for a bull of being used in a bullfight |
| toreador {m} [bullfighting] | :: toreador |
| torear {v} [bullfighting] | :: to fight a bull |
| torear {v} | :: to send the bulls to the cows |
| torear {v} | :: to yap (of a dog) |
| torear {v} | :: to banter, to tease |
| torear de salón {v} [idiomatic, bullfighting] | :: to play bullfighting; to fight a pretend bull |
| toreo {m} [bullfighting] | :: tauromachy, bullfighting |
| torera {f} | :: feminine noun of torero |
| torería {f} | :: bullfighters |
| torerillo {m} | :: diminutive of torero |
| torerista {adj} [bullfighting] | :: pro-bullfighter |
| torerito {m} | :: diminutive of torero |
| torero {m} [bullfighting] | :: torero, bullfighter, toreador |
| toribismo {m} | :: thorybism |
| toricantano {m} [bullfighting] | :: stand-in bullfighter |
| tórico {adj} | :: toric; toroidal |
| toril {m} | :: bullpen |
| torillo {m} | :: diminutive of toro |
| torillo {m} | :: buttonquail |
| -torio {suffix} | :: Forms adjectives, usually from verbs; tends to indicate a relation to the action of the verb |
| -torio {suffix} | :: Forms nouns, usually from verbs; tends to indicate a place where the action of the verb occurs |
| torio {m} | :: thorium |
| torista {adj} [bullfighting] | :: pro-bull |
| torito {m} | :: small bull |
| tormenta {f} | :: storm, thunderstorm, lightning storm |
| tormenta de polvo {f} [weather] | :: duststorm |
| tormenta ígnea {f} | :: firestorm |
| tormentera {f} | :: storm shelter |
| tormentín {m} [nautical] | :: storm jib |
| tormento {m} | :: torment, torture |
| tormentosamente {adv} | :: tormentingly |
| tormentosamente {adv} | :: painfully, excruciatingly |
| tormentoso {adj} | :: stormy |
| tormientar {v} [obsolete] | :: to torment |
| tornadizo {adj} | :: fickle, changeable, wishy-washy |
| tornado {m} | :: tornado |
| tornamesa {f} | :: turntable |
| tornamesas {mf} | :: turntable; deck (disc jockey's equipment) |
| tornar {vt} | :: to return |
| tornar {vi} | :: to come back |
| tornar {vt} | :: to put back |
| tornar {vt} | :: to change |
| tornar {vi} [tornar a + infinitive] | :: to do again |
| tornar {vi} | :: to revive (to recover from a state of unconsciousness) |
| tornar {vi} [tornar a + infinitive] | :: to do again |
| tornar {vr} | :: to become (e.g. change in a characteristic, nature of something or status) |
| tornarse {v} | :: reflexive of tornar |
| tornasol {m} [chemistry] | :: litmus |
| tornasol {m} | :: iridescence |
| tornasol {m} | :: sunflower |
| tornasolada {f} | :: purple emperor |
| tornasolado {adj} | :: iridescent, glossy |
| tornaviaje {m} | :: return journey |
| tornaviaje {m} | :: keepsake; souvenir |
| tornavoz {m} | :: abatsons |
| torneado {adj} | :: shapely |
| torneador {m} | :: turner (person working a lathe) |
| torneadora {f} | :: female equivalent of torneador |
| tornear {vt} | :: to turn (as on a lathe) |
| torneo {m} | :: tournament; tourney |
| torneo {m} | :: competition; contest |
| tornería {f} | :: turnery |
| tornero {m} | :: turner (person who turns and shapes objects on a lathe) |
| tornillería {f} | :: screws (in general); nuts and bolts and similar things |
| tornillería {f} | :: screw making (or making of similar items) |
| tornillo {m} | :: screw (fastener) |
| torniquete {m} | :: turnstile |
| torniquete {m} | :: tourniquet (bandage) |
| torno {m} | :: lathe |
| torno {m} | :: winch |
| toro {m} | :: bull |
| toro {m} [geometry, architecture] | :: torus |
| toro {m} [colloquial] | :: forklift (a small industrial vehicle with a power-operated fork-like pronged platform that can be raised and lowered for insertion under a load, often on pallets, to be lifted and moved) |
| toro bravo {m} | :: Spanish fighting bull |
| toro de lidia {m} | :: Spanish fighting bull |
| toro embolado {m} | :: a bull with balls of burning material attached to its horns |
| torofobia {f} | :: taurophobia |
| torogoz {m} [El Salvador] | :: The turquoise-browed motmot (Eumomota superciliosa) |
| toroidal {adj} | :: toroidal |
| toroide {m} [geometry] | :: toroid |
| toro mecánico {m} | :: mechanical bull, rodeo bull |
| toromiro {m} | :: toromiro tree |
| torompe {m} | :: Jew's harp |
| toronja {f} | :: grapefruit |
| toronjil {m} | :: lemon balm |
| toronjina {m} | :: alternative form of toronjil |
| torontoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of torontoniano |
| torontoniano {adj} | :: Torontonian (of or pertaining to Toronto, Ontario, Canada) |
| torontoniano {m} | :: Torontonian (native or resident of Toronto, Ontario, Canada) |
| tororoí {m} | :: antpitta |
| torozón {m} | :: annoyance |
| torozón {m} | :: worry |
| torpe {adj} | :: clumsy, awkward, blundering, bungling |
| torpe {adj} | :: dishonest |
| torpe {adj} | :: ugly |
| torpe {mf} | :: clutz |
| torpedeamiento {m} | :: torpedoing |
| torpedear {vt} | :: to torpedo (to attack with a torpedo) |
| torpedera {f} | :: synonym of torpedero |
| torpedero {f} | :: torpedo bomber |
| torpedero {f} | :: torpedo boat |
| torpedero {f} [baseball] | :: shortstop |
| torpedo {m} | :: torpedo (fish) |
| torpedo {m} | :: torpedo (weapon) |
| torpemente {adv} | :: clumsily |
| torpeza {f} | :: awkwardness |
| torpeza {f} | :: blunder |
| torpísimo {adj} | :: superlative of torpe |
| torpón {adj} | :: clumsy |
| torque {m} [physics, mechanics] | :: torque (a rotational or twisting force) |
| Torralba {prop} | :: surname |
| torrar {v} [cooking] | :: to toast |
| torrar {v} | :: to toast, roast (become unbearably hot) |
| torre {f} | :: tower |
| torre {f} [chess] | :: rook |
| torre {f} | :: skyscraper (high building) |
| torreado {adj} | :: turreted |
| torrecilla {f} | :: diminutive of torre |
| torrecilla {f} | :: turret |
| Torrecilla {prop} | :: surname |
| Torre de Babel {prop} {f} [biblical] | :: the Tower of Babel |
| torre de gradiente {f} | :: graduation tower |
| torre Eiffel {f} | :: Eiffel Tower (tower in Paris) |
| torrefacción {f} | :: toasting; roasting |
| torrefactora {f} | :: coffee-roasting machine |
| torreja {f} [Latin America] | :: french toast |
| torreja {f} [Chile] | :: slice |
| Torrejón {prop} | :: surname |
| Torrejón de Ardoz {prop} {m} | :: Torrejón de Ardoz (city) |
| torrejonero {adj} | :: from Torrejón de Ardoz |
| torrejonero {m} | :: Someone from Torrejón de Ardoz |
| torrencial {adj} | :: torrential |
| torrencialmente {adv} | :: torrentially |
| torrente {m} | :: torrent |
| torrente {m} | :: stream |
| torrente {m} | :: flood |
| torrentera {f} | :: waterway |
| torrentero {m} | :: forktail |
| torrente sanguíneo {m} | :: bloodstream |
| torrentoso {adj} | :: torrential |
| torreón {m} | :: tower (of a castle) |
| torreón {m} | :: turret |
| torrero {m} | :: lighthouse keeper |
| Torres {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| torreta {f} | :: turret (an armoured, rotating gun installation) |
| torreta {f} [architecture] | :: turret (a small tower on the corner of a building) |
| torrevejense {adj} | :: Of or from Torrevieja |
| torrevejense {mf} | :: Someone from Torrevieja |
| Torrevieja {prop} | :: Torrevieja (city) |
| torreznito {m} | :: diminutive of torrezno |
| torrezno {m} | :: rasher (of bacon) |
| tórrido {adj} | :: sultry, torrid |
| torrija {f} [Spain] | :: A dish made of bread soaked in milk or wine, dipped in egg, and covered with spices, honey or sugar |
| torrija {f} | :: French toast (usually in the plural) |
| torrijismo {m} [politics, Panama] | :: The political philosophy of Omar Torrijos, ruler of Panama from 1968 to 1981, or of the Partido Revolucionario Democrático |
| torrijista {mf} [politics, Panama] | :: A supporter of Omar Torrijos, ruler of Panama from 1968 to 1981, or of the Partido Revolucionario Democrático |
| torrontés {m} | :: Torrontés |
| tórsalo {m} | :: torsalo (parasitic fly) |
| torsión {f} | :: twist, twisting |
| torso {m} [anatomy] | :: torso |
| torso {m} [arts] | :: a sculpture of it |
| torso {m} [photography] | :: a picture of a person, excluded legs |
| torta {f} [Latin America] | :: cake |
| torta {f} | :: tart, pie |
| torta {f} [Mexico, Guatemala] | :: sandwich on a roll |
| torta {f} [Spain] | :: flatbread |
| torta {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: slap in the face, cuff on the ear |
| torta {f} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| torta de cumpleaños {f} | :: birthday cake |
| torta marmolada {f} | :: marble cake |
| tortazo {m} | :: slap in the face |
| tortazo {m} | :: hit in the face |
| tortazo {m} | :: hit with a custard pie |
| tortería {f} | :: A shop / store which sells tortas |
| tortica {f} | :: diminutive of torta |
| torticero {adj} | :: unjust, warped |
| tortícolis {f} | :: torticollis |
| tortilla {f} [Spain and most Hispanic countries] | :: Spanish omelette, tortilla |
| tortilla {f} [Spain and most Hispanic countries] | :: omelette |
| tortilla {f} [Mexico and Central America] | :: tortilla |
| tortilla de papas {f} [Hispanic Americ, Canary Islands] | :: Spanish omelet |
| tortilla de patata {f} [Spain] | :: Spanish omelet |
| tortilla de patatas {f} [Spain] | :: Spanish omelet |
| tortilla española {f} | :: Spanish omelet |
| tortillera {f} [Latin America] | :: female tortilla seller; tortilla maker |
| tortillera {f} [colloquial, pejorative, Spain, Panama] | :: dyke |
| tortillería {f} | :: A store which sells tortillas |
| tortillero {adj} | :: Of or relating to tortillas |
| tortillero {m} | :: A round dish used to store tortillas |
| tortillero {m} [Latin America] | :: tortilla seller; tortilla maker |
| tortillita {f} | :: diminutive of tortilla |
| tortita {f} | :: pancake |
| tórtola {f} | :: turtle dove (bird) |
| tórtola turca {f} | :: collared dove |
| tortolilla {f} | :: diminutive of tórtola |
| tortolita {f} | :: any of a number of small dove species |
| tortolito {m} | :: diminutive of tórtolo, little lovebird |
| tórtolo {m} [colloquial] | :: lovebird (person) |
| tortosina {f} | :: feminine noun of tortosino |
| tortosino {adj} | :: Of or from Tortosa |
| tortosino {m} | :: Someone from Tortosa |
| tortuga {f} | :: turtle |
| tortuga {f} | :: tortoise |
| tortuga de carey {f} | :: hawksbill turtle |
| tortuga golfina {f} | :: olive ridley sea turtle; Pacific ridley sea turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea) |
| tortugo {m} [rare] | :: A male turtle |
| tortuguero {adj} [attributive] | :: turtle |
| tortuguero {m} | :: Someone from Tortugas, Santa Fe, Argentina |
| tortuguismo {m} [Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, Panama] | :: slow progress |
| tortuguita {f} | :: diminutive of tortuga |
| tortuosamente {adv} | :: tortuously; crookedly |
| tortuosidad {f} | :: tortuousness |
| tortuosidad {f} | :: tortuosity |
| tortuoso {adj} | :: winding, tortuous |
| tortura {f} | :: torture (intentional causing of somebody experiencing agony) |
| torturador {m} | :: torturer |
| torturadora {f} | :: female equivalent of torturador |
| torturar {v} | :: to torture |
| torunda {f} | :: swab |
| torvamente {adv} | :: grimly |
| torvisco {m} [botany] | :: flax-leaved daphne (Daphne gnidium) |
| torvo {adj} | :: fierce, grim, wrathful |
| tory {m} | :: tory |
| torzón {m} | :: enteritis (especially, in certain animals) |
| tos {f} | :: cough |
| tosca {f} [geology] | :: tuff |
| tosca {f} [dental hygiene] | :: tartar |
| toscamente {adv} | :: roughly, crudely |
| toscana {f} | :: feminine noun of toscano |
| Toscana {prop} {f} | :: Toscana (region) |
| toscano {adj} | :: Tuscan (of, from or relating to Tuscany, Italy) |
| toscano {m} | :: Tuscan (person from Tuscany) |
| toscano {prop} {m} | :: Tuscan (the dialect of Italian spoken in Tuscany) |
| tosco {adj} | :: crude |
| tosco {adj} | :: uncouth |
| tosco {adj} | :: coarse, rough, rough around the edges |
| tosecilla {f} | :: diminutive of tos |
| Toselli {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| toser {v} | :: to cough |
| toser {v} [figurative] | :: to hold a candle (to someone); to compete (with someone); to touch (be as good as) |
| tos ferina {f} | :: alternative spelling of tosferina |
| tosferina {f} | :: whooping cough |
| tósigo {m} | :: venom |
| tosilato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: tosylate |
| tosilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: tosyl |
| tosquedad {f} | :: crudeness |
| tostación {f} [metallurgy] | :: roasting |
| tostada {f} | :: toast (toasted bread) |
| tostadero {m} | :: place where food is toasted |
| tostadero {m} | :: cauldron (excessively hot place) |
| tostadita {f} | :: diminutive of tostada |
| tostadito {m} | :: diminutive of tostado |
| tostado {adj} | :: toasted |
| tostado {adj} | :: tanned |
| tostado {adj} | :: brown, dark |
| tostado {m} | :: toasting |
| tostado {m} | :: roasting |
| tostado {m} | :: tan |
| tostador {m} | :: toaster |
| tostadora {f} | :: toaster |
| tostar {v} | :: to toast; to brown by cooking |
| tostar {v} | :: to tan |
| tostilocos {mp} | :: a popular Mexican antojito consisting of tortilla chips topped with cueritos, cucumber, jícama, lime juice, hot sauce, chamoy, tajín chile powder, salt, and Japanese peanuts |
| tostón {m} | :: fried slice of unripe plantain |
| tostón {m} [Murcia] | :: popcorn |
| tostón {m} [obsolete, El Salvador] | :: a coin worth 50 cents of a Salvadoran colón |
| tostón {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: a coin or a banknote worth 50 Mexican pesos |
| tostón {m} | :: bore (something boring) |
| Tot {prop} {m} | :: Thoth |
| total {adj} | :: total, complete, outright |
| total {adv} [colloquial] | :: basically, so, in short (used to summarise) |
| total {m} | :: total |
| totalidad {f} | :: all, whole |
| totalidad {f} | :: totality, entirety |
| totalista {mf} | :: totalist |
| totalista {adj} | :: totalistic |
| totalitario {adj} | :: totalitarian |
| totalitarismo {m} | :: totalitarianism (political system where the state wields absolute control) |
| totalización {f} | :: totalling; totalization; summation |
| totalizador {adj} | :: adding-up, totalling |
| totalizador {m} | :: totalizer |
| totalizador {m} | :: totalizator |
| totalizar {v} | :: to totalize |
| totalmente {adv} | :: totally |
| tótem {m} | :: totem |
| tótem {m} | :: totem pole |
| totémico {adj} | :: totemic |
| totemismo {m} | :: totemism |
| toto {m} [vulgar, slang] | :: vagina |
| totoaba {f} | :: totoaba |
| totol {m} [Mexico] | :: turkey |
| totola {f} | :: feminine noun of totol; a turkey hen |
| totomostle {m} [Mexico] | :: corn husk, dried maize leaves |
| totonaco {m} | :: Totonac person |
| totonaco {m} | :: Totonac language |
| totonaco {adj} | :: Totonac |
| Totonicapán {prop} | :: Totonicapán (city) |
| Totonicapán {prop} | :: Totonicapán (department) |
| totopo {m} | :: A baked corn tortilla, especially in the form of a chip or crisp. This dish originates from Mexico |
| totoposte {m} | :: alternative form of totopo |
| totopostería {f} | :: A totoposte shop or stand |
| totora {f} | :: bulrush |
| totoral {m} | :: bulrush swamp |
| totuma {f} [Latin America] | :: gourd |
| totumo {m} | :: calabash tree (Crescentia cujete) |
| touch {adj} | :: touch; touch-screen |
| touchdown {m} | :: touchdown |
| touché {f} [fencing] | :: touché |
| Toulouse {prop} {m} | :: Toulouse (capital city) |
| tour {m} | :: tour, guided visit to a country, museum, etc |
| tour {m} [sports] | :: tour, a trip to another country to play matches |
| tour {m} [music] | :: tour, a trip to other countries undertaken by a singer or musician |
| touriga {f} | :: Touriga Nacional, a grape type from Portugal |
| touring {m} | :: touring car |
| tournaisiano {adj} | :: Tournaisian |
| tournaisiano {m} | :: Tournaisian |
| touroperador {m} | :: tour operator |
| touroperadora {f} | :: tour operator |
| toxicidad {f} | :: toxicity |
| tóxico {adj} | :: toxic |
| toxicóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of toxicólogo |
| toxicología {f} | :: toxicology |
| toxicológicamente {adv} | :: toxicologically |
| toxicológico {adj} | :: toxicological |
| toxicólogo {m} | :: toxicologist |
| toxicómana {f} | :: A person with a pathological desire for intoxicants; a drug addict |
| toxicomanía {f} | :: An irrational desire for intoxicants; toxicomania |
| toxicómano {m} | :: One who has a pathological desire for intoxicants; a drug addict |
| toxificar {v} | :: to toxify |
| toxiinfección {f} | :: toxi-infection |
| toxina {f} | :: toxin |
| toxoide {m} | :: toxoid |
| toxoplasmosis {f} | :: toxoplasmosis |
| Toya {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| tozal {m} | :: hill; hillock |
| tozudamente {adv} | :: obstinately |
| tozudez {f} | :: stubbornness |
| tozudo {adj} | :: obstinate, stubborn |
| TQM {phrase} | :: abbreviation of te quiero mucho (I love you a lot or I care a lot about you) |
| traba {f} | :: catch (concealed difficulty) |
| traba {f} | :: obstacle |
| traba {f} | :: shackle |
| traba {f} | :: hopple |
| trabado {adj} | :: blocked, wedged, stuck |
| trabador {m} | :: saw set |
| trabajadera {f} | :: stave; beam (upon which bearers carry the paso) |
| trabajador {adj} | :: hard-working |
| trabajador {m} | :: worker |
| trabajadora {f} | :: feminine noun of trabajador |
| trabajador sexual {m} | :: sex worker |
| trabajador social {m} | :: social worker |
| trabajar {v} | :: to work |
| trabajar {v} | :: to work in, work on, to workshop (+ en) |
| trabajar {v} [obsolete] | :: to suffer |
| trabajillo {m} | :: diminutive of trabajo; small job |
| trabajito {m} | :: diminutive of trabajo |
| trabajo {m} | :: work, job |
| trabajo {m} [physics] | :: work |
| trabajo de chinos {m} [idiomatic] | :: A lot of work; difficult or long-term work. (Literally, Chinese work.) |
| trabajo en equipo {m} | :: teamwork |
| trabajo forzado {m} | :: forced labour/forced labor |
| trabajólica {f} | :: feminine noun of trabajólico |
| trabajólico {m} | :: workaholic |
| trabajosamente {adv} | :: laboriously, arduously, toilsomely (requiring much work) |
| trabajoso {adj} | :: laborious, arduous |
| trabalenguas {m} | :: tongue-twister |
| trabapalancas {m} | :: gearbox lock |
| trabar {v} | :: to connect, to join (pieces of wood) |
| trabar {v} | :: to obstruct |
| trabar {v} | :: to hold back |
| trabar {v} | :: to fasten |
| trabar {v} | :: to thicken (sauce, pudding etc.) |
| trabar {vr} | :: to get caught up, to become entangled |
| trabar {vr} | :: to jam, to get jammed, to get stuck, to seize up |
| trabazón {f} | :: joining together |
| trabazón {f} | :: interlocking |
| trabécula {f} [anatomy] | :: trabecula |
| trabilla {f} | :: diminutive of traba |
| trabilla {f} | :: clasp |
| trabilla {f} | :: belt loop |
| trabucar {vt} | :: to mess up, muddle up |
| trabucar {vr} | :: to get muddled up |
| trabucazo {m} | :: shot from a blunderbuss |
| trabucazo {m} | :: wound from a blunderbuss |
| trabuco {m} | :: blunderbuss |
| trabuquete {m} | :: trebuchet |
| traca {f} | :: a string of firecrackers, fireworks, bangers, etc |
| traca {f} | :: grand finale |
| trácala {f} [Latin America] | :: trap, ruse, wile |
| tracalero {adj} [Latin America] | :: deceitful, dishonest |
| tracatera {f} | :: shootout (of guns) |
| tracción {f} | :: traction |
| traccionar {v} | :: to traction |
| tracería {f} [architecture] | :: tracery |
| traceur {m} | :: traceur |
| tracia {f} | :: feminine noun of tracio |
| Tracia {prop} {f} | :: Thrace |
| traciano {adj} | :: alternative form of tracio |
| traciano {m} | :: alternative form of tracio |
| tracio {adj} | :: Thracian |
| tracio {m} | :: Thracian |
| tracista {mf} | :: tracer |
| track {m} [sports] | :: track |
| trackpad {m} | :: trackpad |
| tracoma {m} | :: trachoma |
| tracto {m} | :: tract |
| tracto {m} | :: a stretch |
| tractocamión {m} | :: tractor unit, prime mover |
| tractografía {f} | :: tractography |
| tractomula {f} [Colombia] | :: tractor unit |
| tractor {adj} | :: driving |
| tractor {m} | :: tractor |
| tractorista {mf} | :: tractor driver |
| tracto urinario {m} | :: urinary tract |
| trader {m} | :: trader |
| tradición {f} | :: tradition |
| tradición {f} | :: lore |
| tradicional {adj} | :: traditional |
| tradicionalismo {m} | :: traditionalism |
| tradicionalista {adj} | :: traditional; traditionalistic (observant of tradition) |
| tradicionalista {mf} | :: traditionalist (person who adheres to tradition) |
| tradicionalmente {adv} | :: traditionally |
| tradicionista {mf} | :: traditionist |
| trading {m} | :: trading |
| traducción {f} | :: translation |
| traduccional {adj} | :: translationary |
| traducción automática {f} | :: machine translation |
| traducibilidad {f} | :: translatability |
| traducible {adj} | :: translatable (capable of being translated into another language) |
| traducible {adj} | :: translatable (capable of being transferred from one context or environment to another) |
| traducido {adj} | :: translated |
| traducir {v} | :: to translate |
| traductología {f} | :: translation studies |
| traductor {adj} | :: translating, translator |
| traductor {m} | :: translator [a person who translates something] |
| traductor {m} [proscribed] | :: translator [a language interpreter] |
| traductor {m} | :: translator [a computer program that translates] |
| traductora {f} | :: female equivalent of traductor |
| traedor {m} | :: bringer; bearer |
| traedora {f} | :: feminine noun of traedor |
| traer {v} | :: to bring |
| traer {v} | :: to attract, draw, pull |
| traer {v} | :: to bring about, cause, occasion |
| traer {v} | :: to make (cause to be in or have a certain condition or state) |
| traer {v} | :: to wear [short form of traer puesto] |
| traer {v} | :: to bring forward, advance, adduce |
| traer {v} | :: to make, compel, oblige |
| traer {v} | :: to persuade |
| traer {v} | :: to have, carry [in a publication, in stock] |
| traer {v} | :: to include (have as a component, part, accessory or ingredient) |
| traer a colación {v} [idiomatic] | :: to bring up; mention |
| traer de cabeza {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make nervous |
| traer el fresco {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not mind, couldn't care less |
| traer puesto {v} | :: to wear |
| tráfago {m} | :: traffic |
| tráfago {m} [colloquial] | :: hustle, bustle |
| tráfago {m} | :: tiring activities, work |
| Trafalgar {prop} {m} | :: Trafalgar (peninsula) |
| traficable {adj} | :: traffickable |
| traficante {adj} | :: dealing |
| traficante {mf} | :: dealer (drugs) |
| traficante {mf} | :: trafficker (illegal) |
| traficar {v} [Latin America] | :: to smuggle |
| traficar {v} [Latin America] | :: to traffic (illegal trade or exchange of goods) |
| tráfico {m} | :: traffic |
| tráfico {m} [Latin America] | :: smuggle |
| tráfico de influencias {m} [legal] | :: influence peddling |
| tráfico de menores {m} [legal] | :: trafficking of children |
| tragaderas {fp} | :: gullet |
| tragaderas {fp} | :: gullibility |
| tragador {m} | :: swallower |
| tragador {m} | :: cumslut |
| tragadora {f} | :: feminine noun of tragador |
| tragafuegos {m} | :: firebreather |
| tragahumo {m} [colloquial] | :: firefighter |
| trágala {m} [colloquial] | :: unwillingness; Made by which someone is forced to accept or bear something by force |
| tragaldabas {m} | :: greedyguts |
| tragaldabas {m} | :: bottomless pit |
| tragaleguas {m} [colloquial] | :: keen walker, or fast walker |
| tragalibros {mf} | :: bookworm |
| tragalibros {mf} | :: swot [UK], grind [UK] |
| tragaluz {m} | :: skylight |
| trágame tierra {phrase} | :: shoot me! Kill me now! I wish the earth would swallow me up |
| tragamonedas {m} [Latin America] | :: slot machine [US], fruit machine [UK] |
| tragante {adj} | :: swallowing |
| tragante {m} | :: gutter |
| tragaperras {m} [Spain] | :: slot machine [US], fruit machine [UK] |
| tragaperras {m} [Spain, derogatory] | :: cash grab |
| tragar {vtp} [but often, _] | :: to swallow (to cause to pass from the mouth into the stomach) |
| tragar {vtp} [but often, _] | :: to swallow, consume, absorb (take (something) in so that it disappears) |
| tragar {vtp} [but often, _] | :: to gulp, swallow, devour (eat quickly and eagerly) |
| tragar {vtp} | :: to buy into, fall for (easily believe something without questioning) |
| tragar {vtp} | :: to stand, tolerate |
| tragarse {v} | :: reflexive of tragar |
| tragasables {mf} | :: sword-swallower |
| tragedia {f} | :: tragedy, catastrophe |
| tragedia {f} [drama] | :: a tragedy play |
| tragedia {f} | :: sob story |
| tragediógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of tragediógrafo |
| tragediógrafo {m} | :: tragedian |
| trágicamente {adv} | :: tragically |
| trágico {adj} [drama] | :: tragic |
| trágico {adj} | :: tragic, distressful |
| tragicomedia {f} | :: tragicomedy |
| tragicómico {adj} | :: tragicomic |
| trago {m} | :: gulp |
| trago {m} | :: (alcoholic) drink |
| trago {m} | :: booze |
| trago {m} [colloquial] | :: difficulty, problem, issue |
| tragón {adj} | :: greedy |
| tragón {adj} | :: eating much food |
| tragonero {m} | :: gas guzzler |
| traguito {m} | :: diminutive of trago |
| traición {f} | :: treason |
| traición {f} | :: treachery |
| traicionar {v} | :: to betray |
| traicioneramente {adv} | :: traitorously |
| traicionero {adj} | :: traitorous |
| traída {f} | :: bringing |
| traído {adj} | :: used, worn [mainly of clothing] |
| traído por los pelos {adj} [idiom] | :: far-fetched, unlikely |
| traidor {adj} | :: traitorous (characteristic of a traitor) |
| traidor {adj} | :: unpredictable |
| traidor {m} | :: traitor, betrayer, snake |
| traidora {f} | :: feminine noun of traidor |
| traidoramente {adv} | :: traitorously |
| trailer {m} | :: alternative form of tráiler |
| tráiler {m} | :: trailer (vehicle) |
| tráiler {m} | :: trailer (preview) |
| traílla {f} | :: leash |
| trainera {f} | :: trainera (boat) |
| trainerilla {f} | :: Small trainera |
| training {m} | :: training |
| trajano {adj} | :: Trajanian |
| traje {m} | :: suit |
| traje {m} | :: dress (i.e. distinctive style for particular occasion) |
| traje {m} | :: gown, dress (e.g. bridal gown, evening gown) |
| traje {m} | :: costume, outfit, getup (e.g. superhero costume; a regional, national, folk costume) |
| traje acuático {m} | :: wetsuit |
| trajeado {adj} | :: suited (wearing a suit) |
| trajebaño {m} [rare] | :: one-piece swimsuit |
| trajecillo {m} | :: diminutive of traje |
| trajecito {m} | :: diminutive of traje |
| traje de baño {m} | :: bathing suit, swimsuit |
| traje de luces {m} | :: A traditional outfit that Spanish bullfighters wear |
| traje espacial {m} | :: space suit |
| traje húmedo {m} | :: wetsuit |
| traje seco {m} | :: drysuit |
| trajín {m} | :: work done around the house; chore |
| trajín {m} [Chile] | :: everyday use, wear |
| trajín {m} | :: coming and going; hustle and bustle |
| trajinar {v} | :: to transport |
| trajinar {v} [Chile] | :: to use (in everyday life), to wear |
| trajinar {v} [Chile] | :: to search, to look (for something) |
| trajinar {v} [Chile] | :: to pry, to meddle (into someone else's things or matters) |
| trajinera {f} [Mexico] | :: A type of small colourful boat maneuvered with a pole |
| tralla {f} | :: whip |
| trallazo {m} | :: crack of a whip |
| trallazo {m} | :: telling-off; reprimand |
| trallazo {m} | :: crack, crackle |
| trallazo {m} [football] | :: powerful shot |
| trama {f} | :: weave, weft |
| trama {f} | :: plot (the course of a story) |
| trama {f} | :: grid (as in an urban grid) |
| trama {f} [figurative] | :: fabric |
| trama {f} [geometry] | :: frame |
| tramar {v} | :: to plot, to scheme, to concoct, to engineer, to contrive |
| tramar {v} | :: to be up to |
| tramboyo {m} | :: Chalapo clinid, Labrisomus philippii |
| tramitación {f} | :: proceeding, application |
| tramitador {m} | :: processor (person who processes) |
| tramitadora {f} | :: feminine noun of tramitador |
| tramitar {v} [bureaucracy] | :: to request, ask for, solicit (through a paper) |
| tramitar {v} | :: to deal with |
| trámite {m} | :: procedure, step |
| tramititis {f} | :: stress caused by paperwork |
| tramitología {f} | :: red tape |
| tramo {m} | :: section, stretch (segment of a journey or route) |
| tramontana {f} | :: tramontana (north wind) |
| tramoya {f} [theater] | :: the stage machinery, or a piece thereof |
| tramoya {f} [figurative] | :: racket, scam, scheme |
| tramoyista {mf} | :: stagehand |
| tramoyista {mf} | :: con artist |
| trampa {f} | :: trap, snare (device for trapping animals) |
| trampa {f} | :: cheat, trick, cheating, deceit, fraud, scam (act of deception, especially for unlawful gain) |
| trampa {f} | :: trapdoor (hinged or sliding door set into a floor) |
| trampajaula {f} | :: trap with a cage |
| trampantojo {m} | :: trick, deceit, sleight of hand |
| trampear {v} | :: to cheat |
| trampera {f} | :: feminine noun of trampero |
| trampero {m} | :: trapper (one who traps animals) |
| trampilla {f} | :: hatchway, trapdoor |
| trampista {mf} | :: cheater (dishonest person) |
| trampita {f} | :: diminutive of trampa |
| trampolín {m} [gymnastics] | :: trampoline |
| trampolín {m} [sports] | :: springboard |
| tramposamente {adv} | :: misleadingly |
| tramposería {f} | :: crookedness |
| tramposito {m} | :: diminutive of tramposo |
| tramposo {adj} | :: deceitful |
| tramposo {adj} | :: cheating |
| tramposo {m} | :: cheat, cheater (someone who cheats) |
| tranca {f} | :: thick bar of wood |
| tranca {f} | :: bar used to keep closed a door |
| tranca {f} | :: door bolt |
| tranca {f} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| trancadera {f} [Bolivia] | :: traffic jam, snarl-up |
| trancar {v} | :: to lock |
| trancar {v} | :: to stride |
| trancazo {m} [colloquial] | :: flu (gripe) |
| trancazo {m} | :: a hit with a stick |
| trancazo {m} [colloquial] | :: (Latin America) a roadblock (bloqueo) |
| trance {m} | :: trance |
| tranco {m} | :: large step or jump |
| trancón {m} [Ecuador, Colombia] | :: traffic jam |
| tranexámico {adj} | :: tranexamic |
| tranquear {vi} | :: alternative spelling of trancar |
| tranquera {f} | :: gate |
| tranquera {f} | :: fence |
| tranqui {interj} [slang] | :: relax!, stay cool! |
| tranquilamente {adv} | :: calmly |
| tranquilidad {f} | :: tranquility |
| tranquilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tranquilo |
| tranquilizador {adj} | :: soothing, calming |
| tranquilizante {adj} | :: tranquilizing |
| tranquilizante {m} | :: tranquilizer |
| tranquilizar {v} | :: to calm, calm down |
| tranquilizar {v} | :: to sedate |
| tranquilizarse {v} | :: reflexive of tranquilizar |
| tranquillo {m} | :: knack |
| tranquilo {adj} | :: calm, peaceful, tranquil |
| tranquilo {interj} | :: relax! |
| trans- {prefix} | :: trans- |
| trans {adj} | :: transgender, trans |
| transable {adj} | :: tradable |
| transacción {f} | :: transaction |
| transacción {f} | :: settlement agreement |
| transaccional {adj} | :: transactional |
| transactivación {f} | :: transactivation |
| transahariano {adj} | :: trans-Saharan |
| transalpino {adj} | :: transalpine |
| transaminación {f} | :: transamination |
| transaminasa {f} [enzyme] | :: transaminase |
| transandino {adj} | :: trans-Andean (across the Andes) |
| transar {v} | :: to compromise |
| transar {v} [Mexico] | :: to cheat, swindle, defraud, trick |
| transatlántico {adj} | :: transatlantic |
| transbordador {m} | :: ferry |
| transbordador {m} | :: shuttle |
| transbordador espacial {m} | :: space shuttle |
| transbordar {v} | :: to transfer |
| transbordo {m} | :: change (from one train to another) |
| transcendencia {f} | :: alternative spelling of trascendencia |
| transcendental {adj} | :: transcendental |
| transcendentalismo {m} | :: alternative form of trascendentalismo |
| transcender {v} | :: alternative spelling of trascender |
| transceptor {m} | :: transceiver |
| transcetolasa {f} [enzyme] | :: transketolase |
| transclusión {f} | :: transclusion |
| transcodificación {f} | :: transcoding |
| transcodificar {v} | :: to transcode |
| transconductancia {f} | :: transconductance |
| transcontinental {adj} | :: transcontinental |
| transcraneal {adj} | :: transcranial |
| transcribir {v} | :: to transcribe |
| transcripción {f} [linguistics, genetics] | :: transcription |
| transcripcional {adj} | :: transcriptional |
| transcripcionalmente {adv} | :: transcriptionally |
| transcriptasa {f} [enzyme] | :: transcriptase |
| transcriptoma {m} | :: transcriptome |
| transcriptor {m} | :: transcriptor, transcriber |
| transcriptora {f} | :: feminine noun of transcriptor |
| transculturación {f} | :: transculturation |
| transcultural {adj} | :: transcultural |
| transculturización {f} | :: transculturation |
| transcurrir {v} | :: to pass by, to elapse |
| transcurso {m} | :: course, passing |
| transdérmico {adj} | :: transdermal |
| transdeterminación {f} | :: transdetermination |
| transdiferenciación {f} | :: transdifferentiation |
| transdisciplinar {adj} | :: transdisciplinary |
| transdisciplinariedad {f} | :: transdisciplinarity |
| transdisciplinario {adj} | :: transdisciplinary |
| transducción {f} | :: transduction |
| transductor {m} | :: transducer |
| transecto {m} | :: transect |
| transeje {m} | :: transaxle |
| transepto {m} [architecture] | :: transept |
| transesterificación {f} | :: transesterification |
| transeúnte {mf} | :: transient, nonresident |
| transeúnte {mf} | :: passer-by |
| transeúnte {mf} | :: bystander |
| transeuropeo {adj} | :: trans-European |
| transexenal {adj} | :: over six years |
| transexual {adj} | :: transsexual |
| transexual {mf} | :: transsexual |
| transexualidad {f} | :: transsexuality |
| transexualismo {m} | :: transsexualism |
| transfección {f} | :: transfection |
| transfectar {v} | :: to transfect |
| transfeminismo {m} | :: transfeminism |
| transfer {m} | :: transfer (between transport) |
| transferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: transferase |
| transferencia {f} | :: transfer |
| transferibilidad {f} | :: transferability |
| transferible {adj} | :: transferable |
| transferir {v} | :: to transfer |
| transferirse {v} | :: reflexive of perdonar |
| transferrina {f} [protein] | :: transferrin |
| transfiguración {f} | :: transfiguration |
| transfigurar {vt} | :: to transfigure |
| transfinito {adj} | :: transfinite |
| tránsfoba {f} | :: feminine noun of tránsfobo |
| transfobia {f} | :: transphobia |
| transfóbico {adj} | :: transphobic |
| transfóbico {m} | :: transphobe |
| tránsfobo {adj} | :: transphobic |
| tránsfobo {m} | :: transphobe |
| transfondo {m} | :: alternative spelling of trasfondo |
| transformable {adj} | :: transformable |
| transformación {f} | :: transformation |
| transformacional {adj} | :: transformational |
| transformación lineal {f} [linear algebra] | :: linear transformation |
| transformador {adj} | :: transforming |
| transformador {m} | :: transformer (a device that changes the characteristics of AC electricity) |
| transformante {adj} | :: transforming; transformational |
| transformar {v} | :: to transform |
| transformarse {v} | :: reflexive of transformar |
| transformativo {adj} | :: transformative |
| transformismo {m} | :: transformism |
| transformismo {m} | :: cross-dressing |
| transformista {adj} | :: transforming |
| transformista {mf} | :: cross-dresser |
| transfronterizo {adj} | :: cross-border |
| tránsfuga {mf} | :: defector, turncoat, traitor (someone leaves their country, political party, or other group, and joins an opposing country, party, or group) |
| tránsfuga {mf} | :: deserter |
| tránsfuga {mf} [rare] | :: fugitive |
| transfuguismo {m} | :: State of being a faithless elector |
| transfundir {vt} [of liquids] | :: to transfuse |
| transfusión {f} | :: transfusion, blood transfusion |
| transfusional {adj} | :: transfusional |
| transfusión de sangre {f} | :: blood transfusion |
| transfusor {m} | :: transfusion device |
| transgén {m} | :: transgene |
| transgeneracional {adj} | :: transgenerational |
| transgenerista {adj} | :: transgender |
| transgénero {adj} | :: transgender |
| transgénico {adj} | :: transgenic |
| transglutaminasa {f} [enzyme] | :: transglutaminase |
| transgredir {v} | :: to transgress |
| transgresión {f} | :: transgression |
| transgresivo {adj} | :: transgressive |
| transgresor {adj} | :: transgressing |
| transgresor {m} | :: transgressor |
| transgresora {f} | :: feminine noun of transgresor |
| transhidrogenasa {f} [enzyme] | :: transhydrogenase |
| transhumancia {f} | :: alternative spelling of trashumancia |
| transhumanismo {m} | :: transhumanism |
| transhumanista {mf} | :: transhumanist |
| transición {f} | :: transition |
| transición {f} | :: shift, changeover, switchover |
| transicional {adj} | :: transitional |
| transicionar {v} | :: to transition |
| transido {adj} [of a person] | :: Having a particularly strong emotion or state of being |
| transigente {adj} | :: compromising, conciliatory |
| transigir {vi} | :: to give in, cede, yield, buckle |
| transilvana {f} | :: feminine noun of transilvano |
| Transilvania {prop} {f} | :: Transilvania (traditional region) |
| transilvano {adj} | :: Transylvanian |
| transilvano {m} | :: Transylvanian |
| transistor {m} | :: transistor |
| transistorizar {v} | :: to transistorize |
| transitabilidad {f} | :: passability |
| transitable {adj} | :: passable |
| transitar {v} | :: to travel, transit |
| transitivamente {adv} | :: transitively |
| transitividad {f} | :: transitivity |
| transitivo {adj} | :: transitive |
| tránsito {m} | :: traffic, transit |
| transitoriamente {adv} | :: temporarily, transitorily |
| transitoriedad {f} | :: transience |
| transitorio {adj} | :: transitory, temporary |
| transladar {v} | :: alternative spelling of trasladar |
| transliteración {f} | :: transliteration |
| transliterar {vt} | :: to transliterate |
| translocación {f} [genetics] | :: translocation |
| translocar {vt} | :: to translocate |
| translucencia {f} | :: translucency |
| translúcido {adj} | :: translucent (allowing light to pass through scattering it) |
| translucir {v} | :: alternative form of traslucir |
| transluminal {adj} | :: transluminal |
| transmedia {adj} | :: transmedia |
| transmembrana {f} | :: transmembrane |
| transmembranal {adj} | :: transmembranal |
| transmetilación {f} [chemistry] | :: transmethylation |
| transmigración {f} | :: transmigration |
| transmigrar {vi} | :: to transmigrate (migrate to another country) |
| transmigrar {vi} [of the soul] | :: to transmigrate (pass into another body after death) |
| transmisibilidad {f} [medicine] | :: transmissibility, contagiousness |
| transmisible {adj} | :: transmissible |
| transmisión {f} | :: broadcast |
| transmisor {m} | :: transmitter |
| transmisora {f} | :: feminine noun of transmisor |
| transmitancia {f} | :: transmittance |
| transmitente {mf} | :: transferor |
| transmitir {v} | :: to transmit |
| transmitir {v} [internet] | :: to stream |
| transmontano {adj} | :: transmontane |
| transmutación {f} | :: transmutation |
| transmutar {vti} | :: to transmute (to change one thing into another) |
| transnacional {adj} | :: international, multinational |
| transnacional {mf} | :: multinational |
| transnacionalismo {m} | :: transnationalism |
| transneptuniano {adj} | :: trans-Neptunian |
| Transnistria {prop} {f} | :: Transnistria (breakaway country) |
| transnistriano {adj} | :: Transnistrian |
| transoceánico {adj} | :: transoceanic (beyond or on the other side of an ocean) |
| transoceánico {adj} | :: transoceanic (crossing an ocean) |
| transónico {adj} | :: transonic |
| transpacífico {adj} | :: transpacific |
| transparencia {f} | :: transparency |
| transparentar {v} | :: to make transparent |
| transparente {adj} | :: transparent |
| transparentemente {adv} | :: transparently |
| transpeptidasa {f} [enzyme] | :: transpeptidase |
| transperitoneal {adj} | :: transperitoneal |
| transpersonal {adj} | :: transpersonal |
| transpirable {adj} | :: transpirable |
| transpiración {f} | :: perspiration, sweating |
| transpiración {f} | :: transpiration |
| transpirar {v} | :: to transpire; to perspire, sweat |
| transpirenaico {adj} | :: trans-Pyrenean |
| transplantar {vt} [rare, perhaps nonstandard] | :: alternative form of trasplantar |
| transplante {m} | :: transplant |
| transplante {m} | :: transplantation |
| transpondedor {m} | :: transponder |
| transponer {vt} | :: to move |
| transponer {vt} [music] | :: to transpose |
| transponer {vt} | :: to transplant (move plants from one place to another) |
| transponer {vp} | :: to disappear from view |
| transponible {adj} | :: transposable |
| transponible {adj} | :: transplantable |
| transportable {adj} | :: transportable |
| transportación {f} | :: transportation |
| transportador {adj} | :: transporting |
| transportador {m} | :: carrier, conveyor |
| transportador {m} | :: protractor |
| transportadora {f} | :: feminine noun of transportador |
| transportar {v} | :: to transport |
| transportar {v} [music] | :: to transpose |
| transportarse {v} | :: reflexive of transportar |
| transporte {m} | :: transport, transportation |
| transporte público {m} | :: public transit |
| transportín {m} [cycling] | :: rack |
| transportín {m} | :: transport kennel of bag |
| transportista {adj} | :: (of a person) transporting |
| transportista {n} | :: transporter (one who, or that which transports) |
| transposición {f} | :: transposition |
| transposón {m} | :: transposon |
| transregional {adj} | :: transregional |
| transtorno {m} | :: nonstandard form of trastorno |
| transubstanciación {f} | :: transubstantiation |
| transuránico {adj} | :: transuranic |
| transuretral {adj} | :: transurethral |
| transustanciación {f} | :: transubstantiation |
| transustanciar {vt} | :: to transubstantiate |
| transvaginal {adj} | :: transvaginal |
| transvanguardia {f} | :: transavantgarde |
| transvasar {vt} | :: to decant |
| transvase {m} | :: diversion (of water, funds) |
| transversal {adj} | :: transversal |
| transversal {f} | :: transversal |
| transversalidad {f} | :: transversality |
| transversalización {f} | :: mainstreaming |
| transversalizar {v} | :: to mainstream |
| transversalmente {adv} | :: transversely, crosswise |
| transversión {f} | :: transversion |
| transverso {adj} | :: transverse |
| transyugular {adj} | :: transjugular |
| tranvía {m} | :: tram |
| tranviario {adj} [attributive] | :: tram |
| tranzar {vt} | :: to break, break off, cut off |
| tranzar {vt} | :: to braid, plait |
| tranzar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to snog, French kiss |
| trap {m} | :: trap (music) |
| trapacear {vi} | :: to cheat, swindle |
| trapacera {f} | :: feminine noun of trapacero |
| trapacería {f} | :: swindling, conning, defrauding |
| trapacero {m} | :: swindler, conman |
| trapagarandarra {adj} | :: Of or from Valle de Trápaga-Trapagaran |
| trapagarandarra {mf} | :: Someone from Valle de Trápaga-Trapagaran |
| trapalear {vi} | :: to walk around noisily |
| trapalear {vi} | :: to talk excessively and without making sense |
| trapalear {vi} | :: to act as a deceiver or charlatan |
| trapaza {f} | :: ruse, trickery, swindle, rogue artifice |
| trape {m} [dated] | :: intermediate fabric used to make drapery |
| trapeador {m} [Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru] | :: mop |
| trapear {v} [Latin America] | :: to mop |
| trapear {v} [slang] | :: to trap |
| trapecial {adj} [Geometry] | :: trapezoidal |
| trapecio {m} [geometry] | :: trapezoid |
| trapecio {m} [skeleton] | :: trapezium |
| trapecio {m} [muscle] | :: trapezius |
| trapecio {m} | :: trapeze |
| trapeciometacarpiano {adj} [anatomy] | :: trapeziometacarpal |
| trapecista {mf} | :: trapeze artist; trapezist |
| trapense {adj} | :: Trappist |
| trapense {mf} | :: Trappist |
| trapera {f} | :: feminine noun of trapero |
| trapero {m} | :: rag-seller |
| trapero {m} | :: peddler |
| trapero {m} [Latin America] | :: mop |
| trapero {m} [music] | :: trap artist |
| trapezoidal {adj} | :: trapezoidal |
| trapezoide {m} [geometry] | :: trapezium (irregular quadrilateral) |
| trapezoide {m} [anatomy] | :: trapezoid (bone) |
| trapiche {m} | :: press, crusher (machine) |
| trapichear {v} | :: to fiddle, scheme |
| trapicheo {m} | :: trick, plot, scheme |
| trapillo {m} | :: diminutive of trapo |
| trapío {m} | :: charm; style; elegance |
| trapío {m} [bullfighting] | :: good looks; nice appearance (of a fighting bull) |
| trapisonda {f} | :: hullabaloo |
| trapista {mf} | :: Trappist; a member of the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance |
| trapista {adj} | :: Trappist; of or relating to the monastic order |
| trapito {m} | :: diminutive of trapo |
| trapo {m} [cloth] | :: rag |
| trapo {m} [cloth] | :: any piece of cloth |
| trapo {m} [cleansing] | :: any fabric or paper piece for cleaning, washing or drying (tea towel, dish towel, dish cloth, dust cloth, car towel, damp cloth) |
| trapo {m} [figurative] | :: clothing, clothes |
| tráquea {f} [anatomy] | :: throat, windpipe, trachea |
| traqueador {m} | :: horse trainer |
| traqueal {adj} | :: tracheal |
| traqueida {f} | :: tracheid |
| traqueítis {f} [pathology] | :: tracheitis |
| traqueo {m} | :: synonym of traqueteo |
| traqueobronquial {adj} | :: tracheobronchial |
| traqueobronquitis {f} [pathology] | :: tracheobronchitis |
| traqueoesofágico {adj} [anatomy] | :: tracheoesophageal |
| traqueomalacia {f} [pathology] | :: tracheomalacia |
| traqueostomía {f} [surgery] | :: tracheostomy |
| traqueotomía {f} [surgery] | :: tracheotomy |
| traquetear {v} | :: to clatter, rattle |
| traqueteo {m} | :: rattle, rattling, clatter, clattering |
| traqueto {m} | :: trafficking |
| traquita {f} | :: trachyte |
| traquítico {adj} | :: trachytic |
| traro {m} | :: southern crested caracara |
| tras- {prefix} | :: alternative form of trans- |
| tras {prep} | :: after, in the wake of |
| tras {prep} | :: behind (on the far side of) |
| tras {prep} | :: beyond |
| tras {prep} | :: after [+ de, optional] (in pursuit of) |
| trasaltar {m} | :: retroquire |
| trasandino {adj} | :: trans-Andean (across the Andes) |
| trasanteayer {adv} [rare] | :: three days ago |
| trasantepenúltimo {adj} | :: preantepenultimate |
| trasantier {adv} | :: three days ago |
| trasatlántico {adj} | :: alternative form of transatlántico |
| trasbordador {m} | :: alternative form of transbordador |
| trasbordar {v} | :: alternative form of transbordar |
| trasbordo {m} | :: alternative spelling of transbordo |
| trascartón {adv} | :: Immediately after |
| trascendencia {f} | :: importance |
| trascendencia {f} | :: transcendence |
| trascendental {adj} | :: transcendental |
| trascendentalismo {m} | :: transcendentalism |
| trascendentalista {adj} | :: transcendentalist |
| trascendentalista {mf} | :: transcendentalist |
| trascendentalmente {adv} | :: transcendentally |
| trascendente {adj} | :: transcendent |
| trascender {vi} | :: to transcend, to go beyond |
| trascenio {m} | :: backstage |
| trascoda {m} [music] | :: A piece of gut that ties each string of a violin etc to the tailpiece |
| trascoro {m} | :: retrochoir |
| trascribir {v} | :: alternative form of transcribir |
| trascripción {f} | :: alternative form of transcripción |
| trascurrir {v} | :: alternative form of transcurrir |
| trascurso {m} | :: alternative form of transcurso |
| trasdós {m} | :: extrados |
| trasegador {m} | :: drinker; imbiber |
| trasegadora {f} | :: feminine noun of trasegador |
| trasegar {m} | :: travels, journeying |
| trasegar {v} | :: to move around |
| trasegar {v} | :: to transfer (liquid from one container to another) |
| trasegar {v} | :: to tope, booze (drink alcohol excessively) |
| trasegar {v} | :: to gulp (drink) |
| trasegar {v} | :: to smuggle (drugs) |
| traserito {m} | :: diminutive of trasero |
| trasero {adj} | :: back, back-side, rear-side, posterior |
| trasero {m} [euphemism, anatomy] | :: behind, butt(ocks), rear-end, posterior |
| trasferencia {f} | :: alternative form of transferencia |
| trasferir {v} | :: alternative form of transferir |
| trasfigurar {v} | :: alternative form of transfigurar |
| trasfondo {m} | :: background |
| trasformación {f} | :: alternative form of transformación |
| trasformador {adj} | :: alternative form of transformador |
| trasformador {m} | :: alternative form of transformador |
| trasformar {v} | :: alternative form of transformar |
| trasfronterizo {adj} | :: alternative spelling of transfronterizo |
| trásfuga {mf} | :: alternative spelling of tránsfuga |
| trasfusión {f} | :: alternative form of transfusión |
| trasgo {m} [Iberian folklore, mythology, fantasy] | :: A mischievous mythological creature similar to a goblin, imp, or kobold found in legends of Portugal and Spain (viz. Iberia proper), with varying descriptions |
| trasgredir {v} | :: alternative form of transgredir |
| trasgresión {f} | :: transgression |
| trashumancia {f} | :: transhumance, migration |
| trashumante {adj} | :: migratory |
| trashumante {adj} | :: transhumant (moving from winter to summer pasture) |
| trashumar {vi} | :: to move to new pastures |
| trasiego {m} | :: transfer |
| trasiego {m} | :: hustle and bustle |
| Trasímaco {prop} {m} | :: Thrasymachus (a sophist from Chalcedon and contemporary of Socrates) |
| traslación {f} [physics, geometry] | :: translation |
| traslacional {adj} | :: translational |
| trasladable {adj} | :: translatable (capable of being translated from one context to another) |
| trasladar {v} | :: to move |
| trasladar {v} | :: to transfer |
| trasladar {v} | :: to translate |
| trasladar {v} | :: to copy, transcribe |
| trasladar {v} | :: to transmit |
| trasladarse {v} | :: reflexive of trasladar |
| traslado {m} | :: move, removal |
| traslado {m} | :: transfer |
| traslado {m} | :: copy |
| traslapar {v} | :: to overlap |
| traslativo {adj} [legal] | :: transferring |
| trasliterar {vt} | :: alternative form of transliterar |
| traslocación {f} | :: translocation |
| trasluchada {f} [nautical] | :: gybe, jibe |
| trasluchar {v} [nautical] | :: to gybe, jibe |
| traslúcido {adj} | :: alternative form of translúcido |
| traslucir {vt} | :: to show, to reveal |
| traslucir {vr} | :: to be translucent |
| traslucirse {v} | :: to show (through) |
| trasluz {m} | :: light (that passes through a transparent or translucent object) |
| trasmallo {m} | :: drift net (very long fishing net) |
| trasmano {m} [in certain card games] | :: The player who plays second |
| trasmigrar {v} | :: alternative form of transmigrar |
| trasmisible {adj} | :: alternative spelling of transmisible |
| trasmisión {f} | :: alternative form of transmisión |
| trasmisor {m} | :: alternative form of transmisor |
| trasmitir {v} | :: alternative form of transmitir |
| trasmontano {adj} | :: alternative form of transmontano |
| trasmontar {v} | :: alternative spelling of transmontar |
| trasmutación {f} | :: alternative form of transmutación |
| trasmutar {v} | :: alternative form of transmutar |
| trasnacional {adj} | :: alternative spelling of transnacional |
| trasnochado {adj} | :: outmoded, outdated |
| trasnochado {adj} | :: decrepit, worn |
| trasnochador {adj} | :: awake at night |
| trasnochador {m} | :: night owl, night bird |
| trasnochar {v} | :: to pull an all-nighter, stay awake all night |
| trasoír {v} | :: to mishear |
| trasojado {adj} | :: haggard |
| traspalar {vt} | :: to shovel |
| traspapelar {v} | :: to mislay, misplace |
| trasparencia {f} | :: alternative form of transparencia |
| trasparentar {v} | :: alternative form of transparentar |
| trasparente {adj} | :: alternative form of transparente |
| traspasar {v} | :: to transfer |
| traspasar {v} | :: to penetrate |
| traspasar {v} | :: to pierce |
| traspasar {v} | :: to violate (rules, laws etc) |
| traspasar {v} | :: to overstep (limits) |
| traspaso {m} | :: transfer, handover |
| traspaso {m} | :: passing, crossing |
| traspaso {m} | :: piercing |
| traspaso {m} | :: transgression, violation, trespass |
| traspatio {m} | :: backyard |
| traspié {m} | :: trip, stumble |
| traspillar {vt} | :: to shut; to close [a door, window, etc.] |
| traspillar {vp} | :: to become worn out; to flag |
| traspirable {adj} | :: transpirable |
| traspirar {v} | :: alternative form of transpirar |
| trasplantación {f} | :: transplant |
| trasplantar {vt} | :: to transplant |
| trasplante {m} | :: transplant |
| traspondedor {m} | :: alternative spelling of transpondedor |
| trasponer {v} | :: alternative form of transponer |
| trasportación {f} | :: alternative form of transportación |
| trasportador {adj} | :: alternative form of transportador |
| trasportador {m} | :: alternative form of transportador |
| trasportadora {f} | :: feminine noun of trasportador |
| trasportar {v} | :: alternative form of transportar |
| trasporte {m} | :: alternative form of transporte |
| trasposición {f} | :: transposition |
| trasquilado {adj} [colloquial] | :: ruined, damaged, screwed up, fleeced |
| trasquilar {v} | :: to shear |
| trastabillante {adj} | :: stumbling |
| trastabillante {adj} | :: stuttering |
| trastabillar {vi} | :: to stumble |
| trastabillar {vi} | :: to stutter, stammer |
| trastabillear {v} | :: alternative form of trastabillar |
| trastabilleo {m} | :: stumble |
| trastada {f} | :: prank |
| trastazo {m} | :: thump; whack |
| traste {m} [music] | :: fret |
| traste {m} [Latin America] | :: worthless thing or person |
| traste {m} [Mexico, in the plural] | :: laundry (dirty clothes) |
| traste {m} [Mexico, in the plural] | :: dirty dishes |
| trastear {v} | :: to move things around, to jumble up things |
| trastear {v} | :: to play up, play about, misbehave |
| trastear {v} | :: to manage, cope well |
| trastear {v} [bullfighting] | :: to toy with the cape |
| trasteo {m} | :: skillful positioning |
| trastero {m} | :: lumber room, storage room, junk room |
| trastero {m} [Mexico] | :: cupboard |
| trastero {adj} | :: of or relating to a lumber room |
| trasterrada {f} | :: feminine noun of trasterrado |
| trasterrado {m} | :: transportation (act of being transported) |
| trasterrado {m} | :: immigrant; refugee (especially those who went to Mexico because of the Spanish Civil War) |
| trastienda {f} | :: backroom (room located in the rear of a shop) |
| trasto {m} | :: piece of junk, thing, gizmo |
| trasto {m} | :: junk, stuff, things [plural] |
| trasto {m} | :: piece of furniture |
| trasto {m} | :: utensil |
| trastocar {vt} | :: to upset, unsettle |
| trastornado {adj} | :: disordered, disturbed |
| trastornado {adj} | :: crazy |
| trastornador {adj} | :: upsetting |
| trastornar {v} | :: to upset, disrupt |
| trastornar {v} | :: to drive crazy, insane |
| trastornar {vr} [trastornarse] | :: to get crazy, go nuts, snap |
| trastornarse {v} | :: reflexive of trastornar, to get crazy, go nuts, snap |
| trastorno {m} [psychology, psychiatry] | :: disorder |
| trastorno {m} | :: disturbance |
| trastorno bipolar {m} [neurology, psychiatry] | :: bipolar disorder |
| trastorno de estrés postraumático {m} | :: post-traumatic stress disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder, PTSD (abbreviated TEPT) |
| trastorno de la personalidad {m} [psychology, psychiatry] | :: personality disorder |
| trastorno del espectro autista {m} [psychiatry] | :: autism spectrum disorder |
| trastorno obsesivo-compulsivo {m} [psychology, psychiatry] | :: obsessive-compulsive disorder |
| trastorno por déficit de atención con hiperactividad {m} [neurology] | :: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder |
| trastrabillar {vi} | :: to stumble |
| trastrabillar {vi} | :: to mutter; to mumble |
| trastrocar {v} | :: to mess up; screw up |
| trastrocar {v} | :: to reorder; change the order of |
| trastuzumab {f} [organic compound] | :: trastuzumab |
| trasudar {v} | :: to sweat lightly |
| trasuntar {v} | :: to transcribe |
| trasunto {m} | :: copy |
| trasunto {m} | :: likeness |
| trasvasar {vt} | :: alternative form of transvasar |
| trasvase {m} | :: diversion (of water, funds) |
| trasversal {adj} | :: alternative form of transversal |
| trasversalmente {adv} | :: alternative form of transversalmente |
| trasverso {adj} | :: alternative form of transverso |
| trata {f} | :: trafficking, trade, slave trade |
| tratable {adj} | :: treatable |
| tratable {adj} | :: tractable, sociable |
| trata de blancas {f} | :: sexual slavery (human trafficking for prostitution) |
| tratadista {mf} | :: treatise writer |
| tratadística {f} | :: set of treaties |
| tratado {m} | :: treaty |
| tratador {adj} [attributive] | :: treatment |
| tratamiento {m} | :: treatment |
| tratante {mf} | :: animal trader |
| tratar {vt} | :: to treat (to handle, behave toward in a specific way) |
| tratar {vt} | :: to treat (to apply medical care) |
| tratar {vt} | :: to treat (to submit to a chemical action) |
| tratar {vt} | :: to address, to refer to as |
| tratar {v} [tratar con] | :: to deal with |
| tratar {v} [tratar de] | :: to try, to try to, to seek to, to attempt to, to strive to, to endeavor to |
| tratar {v} [tratarse de, tratar de] | :: to be about, to concern |
| tratar a patadas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to treat like dirt |
| tratativa {f} | :: initial step (of a transaction) |
| tratillo {m} | :: diminutive of trato |
| trato {m} | :: deal, bargain, agreement |
| trato {m} | :: treatment |
| trato {m} | :: behaviour |
| trauco {m} | :: Trauco |
| trauma {m} [medicine, psychology] | :: trauma |
| trauma {m} | :: injury; harm |
| traumar {vt} | :: to traumatize |
| traumático {adj} | :: traumatic (related to trauma) |
| traumático {adj} | :: traumatic (that causes trauma) |
| traumatismo {m} | :: traumatism, injury, trauma |
| traumatizante {adj} | :: traumatizing |
| traumatizar {vt} | :: to traumatize |
| traumatóloga {f} | :: traumatologist |
| traumatología {f} | :: traumatology (branch of medicine) |
| traumatológico {adj} | :: traumatological |
| traumatólogo {m} | :: traumatologist |
| travelo {mf} [Spain, pejorative, offensive, derogatory, vulgar, slang] | :: shemale, a trans woman (transsexual or transvestite person) |
| traversa {f} [nautical] | :: stay |
| Traversa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| travertino {m} | :: travertine |
| través {m} [uncommon] | :: bend, turn |
| travesaño {f} | :: rung of a ladder |
| travesaño {f} [architecture] | :: crossbeam |
| travesaño {f} [sport] | :: crossbar |
| travesera {f} | :: ellipsis of flauta travesera |
| travesero {adj} | :: cross-; horizontal |
| travesero {m} | :: bolster |
| travesía {f} | :: traverse, crossing |
| travesía {f} | :: trip, journey |
| travesía {f} | :: passage; side street (short street transversally connecting two streets of greater importance) |
| travesti {mf} | :: transvestite, cross-dresser |
| travestí {mf} | :: transvestite |
| travestida {f} | :: feminine noun of travestido |
| travestido {adj} | :: disguised, in disguise |
| travestido {m} | :: transvestite |
| travestir {v} | :: to dress up in drag [as members of the opposite sex] |
| travestismo {m} | :: transvestism |
| travestista {adj} | :: transvestic |
| travesura {f} | :: mischief |
| travesura {f} | :: caper |
| travesura {f} | :: prank |
| traviesa {f} [rail transport] | :: railway sleeper, tie |
| travieso {adj} | :: naughty, mischievous |
| travieso {adj} | :: playful; suggesting mirth or fun |
| trayecto {m} | :: route |
| trayectoria {f} | :: trajectory |
| trayectoria {f} | :: sequence of events of a professional career, artistic career, a social group, a war, etc |
| trayectoria {f} | :: course, path |
| traza {f} | :: trace [of lines] |
| traza {f} | :: design, layout [e.g., for a blueprint] |
| traza {f} | :: trace amount |
| trazabalididad {f} | :: traceability |
| trazabilidad {f} | :: traceability |
| trazable {adj} | :: traceable, trackable |
| trazado {m} | :: tracing |
| trazado {m} | :: layout [of a town] |
| trazado {m} | :: plan, design [of a building] |
| trazado {m} | :: route [of a path] |
| trazador {adj} | :: tracing |
| trazador {m} | :: designer, planner |
| trazador {m} [military] | :: tracer |
| trazador {m} [computing] | :: plotter (type of printer) |
| trazar {vt} | :: to trace |
| trazar {vt} | :: to draw, to plot, to chart |
| trazo {m} | :: line (writing) |
| trazo {m} | :: stroke (writing) |
| trazodona {f} | :: trazodone |
| trebejar {v} | :: to romp, frisk, gambol |
| trebejar {v} [rare] | :: to play |
| trebejo {m} [usually, in the plural] | :: tool, utensil, instrument |
| trebejo {m} | :: toy |
| trebejo {m} | :: chess piece |
| trebejo {m} [archaic] | :: diversion, pastime |
| trebejo {m} [archaic] | :: joke, jest |
| trébol {m} | :: clover |
| trébol {m} | :: trefoil, shamrock |
| trébol {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: trefoil |
| trébol {m} [card games] | :: club (a playing card of the suit clubs, tréboles) |
| trebolito {m} | :: diminutive of trébol |
| trece {num} | :: thirteen |
| trece {m} | :: thirteen |
| trece {mf} | :: a member of the Council of Thirteen of the Order of Santiago |
| treceavo {m} | :: thirteenth |
| Trecén {prop} | :: Troezen |
| trechar {v} | :: to cut open [fish] |
| trecho {m} | :: distance, stretch, extension (in space or time) |
| trecho {m} | :: way, trail, walk |
| trecientos {num} [obsolete] | :: three hundred |
| trefilar {vt} | :: to draw [metal into wire] |
| tregua {f} | :: truce |
| tregua {f} | :: rest, break |
| trehalasa {f} [enzyme] | :: trehalase |
| trehalosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: trehalose |
| treinta {num} | :: thirty |
| treintaidosavos {mp} [sports] | :: last thirty-two; the round before the last sixteen |
| treintaitrés {num} | :: thirty-three |
| treintañera {f} | :: thirtysomething |
| treintañero {m} | :: thirtysomething |
| treintavo {m} | :: thirtieth |
| treinta y cinco {num} | :: thirty-five |
| treinta y cuatro {num} | :: thirty-four |
| treinta y dos {num} | :: thirty-two |
| treinta y nueve {num} | :: thirty-nine |
| treinta y ocho {num} | :: thirty-eight |
| treinta y seis {num} | :: thirty-six |
| treinta y siete {num} | :: thirty-seven |
| treintaytantos {num} | :: thirtysomething |
| treinta y tres {num} | :: thirty-three |
| Treinta y Tres {prop} | :: Treinta y Tres (department) |
| Treinta y Tres {prop} | :: a city, the state capital of Treinta y Tres Department |
| treinta y uno {num} | :: thirty-one |
| treinteañera {f} | :: thirtysomething-year-old |
| treintena {f} | :: thirty-some |
| trekking {m} | :: trekking |
| Trelew {prop} | :: Trelew (city) |
| trematodo {m} | :: trematode |
| tremebundo {adj} | :: horrific, tremendous |
| tremebundo {adj} | :: ear-splitting (noise) |
| tremedal {m} | :: quag, quagmire |
| tremendamente {adv} | :: tremendously |
| tremendismo {m} [literature] | :: A technique using extremely crude realism in order to shock the reader, chiefly used in some Spanish novels of the 1940s |
| tremendista {adj} [chiefly literature] | :: Crude, foul or coarse as typical of the literary technique of tremendismo |
| tremendista {mf} [literature] | :: A writer using this technique |
| tremendo {adj} | :: tremendous |
| trementina {f} | :: turpentine |
| tremer {v} | :: to tremble |
| tremolante {adj} | :: trembling; shaking |
| tremolar {v} | :: to sway |
| tremolar {v} | :: to flutter about |
| tremolar {vt} | :: to wave |
| tremolina {f} | :: ruckus; hubbub; shindig |
| tremolita {f} [mineral] | :: tremolite |
| trémolo {m} | :: tremolo |
| tremor {m} | :: tremor, trembling |
| trémulo {adj} | :: trembling, tremulous |
| tren {m} [transport, railway] | :: train |
| trena {f} [colloquial] | :: slammer; nick (prison) |
| trenca {f} | :: duffel coat |
| trenchcoat {m} | :: trenchcoat |
| trencilla {f} | :: diminutive of trenza |
| trencito {m} | :: diminutive of tren |
| tren de aterrizaje {m} | :: landing gear |
| tren de potencia {m} | :: powertrain |
| trending topic {m} | :: trending topic |
| trendy {adj} | :: trendy |
| trenecito {m} | :: diminutive of tren; small train |
| trenetiano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Charles Trenet |
| tren interurbano {m} | :: commuter rail |
| trentón {m} | :: thirtysomething |
| trentona {f} | :: feminine noun of trentón |
| tren ultraligero {m} | :: ultra light rail |
| trenza {f} | :: plait, braid, truss, pigtail |
| trenzar {v} | :: to plait; to braid |
| treonina {f} [amino acid] | :: threonine |
| treosa {m} [carbohydrate] | :: threose |
| trepa {mf} | :: social climber |
| trepador {adj} | :: climbing |
| trepador {m} | :: climber |
| trepador {m} | :: social climber |
| trepador {m} | :: careerist |
| trepadora {f} | :: feminine noun of trepador |
| trepamonos {m} | :: climbing frame |
| trepamusgos {m} | :: treehunter |
| trepanación {f} [surgery] | :: trepanation |
| trepanar {vt} [medicine] | :: to trepan |
| trépano {m} | :: drill bit |
| trepar {v} | :: to clamber, to scramble, to scramble up, to shimmy up (using both hands and feet) |
| trepar {v} | :: to climb over (when meaning climb "over", it's usually over something vertical like a wall) |
| trepar {v} | :: to climb, to climb up, to scale |
| trepar {v} | :: to creep, to climb (e.g. a plant or tree) |
| trepar {v} [figuratively] | :: to climb (the social ladder) |
| treparse {v} | :: reflexive of trepar |
| trepatroncos {m} | :: woodcreeper |
| trepatroncos {m} | :: treecreeper, better known as the agateador |
| trepidación {f} | :: trepidation |
| trepidante {adj} | :: frenetic, intense |
| trepidante {adj} | :: trembling strongly |
| trepidar {v} | :: to vibrate |
| trepidatorio {adj} | :: trepidatory |
| treprostinil {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: treprostinil |
| tres {num} | :: three |
| tresañero {adj} | :: three-year-old |
| tresañero {m} | :: three-year-old |
| tresbolillo {particle} | :: only used in a tresbolillo |
| trescientos {num} | :: three hundred |
| tres cuartos de lo mismo {mp} [idiomatic] | :: the same story; the same again |
| tres en raya {m} | :: tic-tac-toe, or noughts and crosses |
| tresero {m} | :: tresero |
| tresillo {m} [music] | :: triplet |
| tresillo {m} | :: three-piece suite |
| tresillo {m} | :: A type of card game |
| tresillo {m} | :: A type of Latin American musical rhythm consisting of three-beat units |
| tresillo {m} | :: An obsolete letter shaped like a 3 from colonial Mayan orthographies to indicate a uvular ejective |
| tresmil {m} | :: a mountain 3000-3999 metres high |
| Tres Ríos {prop} | :: A municipality of Costa Rica in Cartago |
| treta {f} | :: trick |
| treudo {m} | :: tribute |
| treudo {m} | :: (historical) (esp. Aragon) emphyteutic canon; emphyteusis |
| treudo {m} | :: (historical) (esp. Aragon) cadastre |
| trévera {f} | :: feminine noun of trévero |
| trévero {adj} | :: Treveran |
| trévero {m} | :: Treveran |
| Treviño {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| treynta {num} | :: obsolete spelling of treinta |
| tri- {prefix} | :: tri- |
| tría {f} | :: selection; choosing; picking |
| triada {f} | :: triad |
| tríada {f} | :: triad |
| triádico {adj} | :: triadic |
| triaje {m} [medicine] | :: triage |
| triamputado {m} | :: one-limbed |
| Triana {prop} {f} | :: Triana (neighborhood) |
| Triana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Triana {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| trianero {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Triana, Seville |
| trianero {m} | :: Someone from Triana |
| triangulación {f} | :: triangulation |
| triangular {adj} | :: triangular |
| triangular {v} | :: to triangulate |
| triangulito {m} | :: diminutive of triangulo |
| triángulo {m} [geometry] | :: triangle |
| triángulo {m} [musical instruments] | :: triangle |
| triángulo {m} [automotive] | :: control arm |
| triángulo amoroso {m} | :: love triangle |
| triángulo equilátero {m} [geometry] | :: equilateral triangle |
| triángulo obtusángulo {m} | :: obtuse triangle |
| triángulo rectángulo {m} | :: right triangle |
| trianual {adj} | :: triannual |
| triario {m} [military of Ancient Rome] | :: triarius |
| triásico {adj} | :: Triassic |
| triate {mf} | :: triplet |
| triatleta {mf} | :: triathlete |
| triatlón {m} | :: triathlon |
| triatomino {m} | :: kissing bug |
| triazina {f} [organic compound] | :: triazine |
| triazo {m} | :: triazo |
| tribadismo {m} | :: tribadism, a form of lesbian intercourse involving the rubbing together of two partners' vulvae |
| tribal {adj} | :: tribal (of or pertaining to tribes) |
| tribal {adj} | :: tribal (based on or organized according to tribes) |
| tribalismo {m} | :: tribalism |
| tribanda {adj} | :: triband |
| tribología {f} | :: tribology |
| tribu {f} | :: tribe |
| tribu {f} [taxonomy] | :: tribe |
| tribual {adj} | :: alternative form of tribal |
| tribulación {f} | :: tribulation |
| tribuna {f} | :: tribune (platform for speaking) |
| tribuna {f} | :: gallery (uppermost seating area of a theatre, church, hall or auditorium) |
| tribuna {f} | :: eloquence; oratory (artistry and persuasiveness in speech) |
| tribunado {m} | :: tribune |
| tribunal {m} | :: court |
| tribunal {m} | :: tribunal |
| tribunal de justicia {f} | :: court of law |
| tribunalicio {adj} [attributive] | :: tribunal; court |
| tribunal testamentario {m} [legal] | :: probate court |
| tribuno {m} | :: tribune |
| tributable {adj} | :: taxable |
| tributación {f} | :: tax, taxation |
| tributante {adj} | :: tax-paying |
| tributante {mf} | :: taxpayer |
| tributar {v} | :: to render; to pay tribute to |
| tributariamente {adv} | :: fiscally; when it comes to taxes |
| tributario {adj} | :: tributary |
| tributarista {mf} | :: tax expert |
| tributilestaño {m} | :: tributyltin |
| tributo {m} | :: tribute |
| tricampeón {m} | :: three-time champion; one who has won a championship three times |
| tricampeona {f} | :: three-time champion |
| tricampeonato {m} | :: third-time championship |
| tricapa {adj} | :: three-ply |
| tricar {m} | :: tricar |
| tricentenario {adj} | :: tricentennial |
| tricentenario {m} | :: tricentenary |
| tricentésimo {adj} | :: three hundredth |
| triceps {m} | :: triceps |
| tríceps {m} | :: triceps |
| tríceps braquial {m} | :: triceps brachii |
| tríceps sural {m} | :: triceps surae |
| tricíclico {adj} | :: tricyclic |
| triciclo {m} | :: tricycle (bicycle with three wheels) |
| triciclo {m} | :: Any three-wheeled vehicle |
| tricilíndrico {adj} | :: three-cylinder |
| tricimoto {m} | :: motorized tricycle |
| triclínico {adj} | :: triclinic |
| triclinio {m} | :: triclinium |
| triclocarban {m} | :: triclocarban |
| tricloroacetato {m} [organic compound] | :: trichloroacetate |
| tricloroacético {adj} | :: trichloroacetic |
| tricloroetileno {m} [organic compound] | :: trichloroethylene |
| triclorofluorometano {m} [organic compound] | :: trichlorofluoromethane |
| tricloruro {m} | :: trichloride |
| triclosán {m} [organic compound] | :: triclosan |
| tricofilia {f} | :: trichophilia |
| tricolor {adj} | :: tricolor (having three colors) |
| tricolor {m} | :: tricolour (flag) |
| tricoma {m} | :: trichome |
| tricomoniasis {f} | :: trichomoniasis |
| tricóptero {m} | :: caddis fly |
| tricornio {m} | :: tricorn hat |
| tricot {m} | :: tricot |
| tricotar {v} | :: to knit |
| tricoteceno {m} | :: trichothecene |
| tricotilomanía {f} | :: trichotillomania |
| tricotiodistrofia {f} | :: trichothiodystrophy |
| tricotomía {f} | :: trichotomy |
| tricotómico {adj} | :: Pertaining to trichotomy |
| tricótomo {adj} | :: trichotomous |
| tricrómico {adj} | :: trichromatic |
| tricúspide {adj} | :: tricuspid |
| tridáctilo {adj} | :: tridactylous; three-toed |
| tridecágono {m} [geometry] | :: triskaidecagon, tridecagon |
| tridente {m} | :: trident (a three-pronged spear) |
| tridentino {adj} | :: Tridentine |
| tridimensional {adj} | :: three-dimensional, tridimensional |
| tridimensionalidad {f} | :: three-dimensionality |
| tridimensionalmente {adv} | :: tridimensionally |
| tridisminuido {adj} [geometry] | :: tridiminished |
| triduo {m} | :: three-day period; triduum |
| trieja {f} | :: thruple; threesome |
| trienal {adj} | :: three-year, triennial |
| trienio {m} | :: triennium; period of three years |
| trierarca {f} | :: trierarch |
| triestado {adj} | :: three-state |
| triestamental {adj} | :: three-social class |
| Trieste {prop} | :: Trieste (town) |
| triestino {adj} | :: Triestine |
| triestino {m} | :: Triestine |
| trietilamina {f} [organic compound] | :: triethylamine |
| trifásico {adj} | :: three-phase |
| TRIFE {prop} {m} | :: acronym of Tribunal Federal Electoral; used sometimes to refer to its successor: Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary (Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial de la Federación, TEPJF) |
| trifecta {f} | :: trifecta |
| trifenilmetano {m} [organic compound] | :: triphenylmethane |
| trifenilo {m} | :: triphenyl |
| trifinio {m} | :: tripoint |
| triflato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: triflate |
| tríflico {adj} | :: triflic |
| trifluoruro {m} | :: trifluoride |
| trifoliado {adj} | :: trifoliate |
| triforio {m} | :: triforium |
| trifosfato {m} [chemistry] | :: triphosphate |
| trifulca {f} | :: quarrel, row |
| trifulca {f} | :: punch-up, ruckus |
| trifuncional {adj} | :: trifunctional |
| trigal {m} | :: wheatfield |
| trigarante {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the Army of the Three Guarantees |
| trigarante {mf} | :: A member of the Army of the Three Guarantees |
| trigémino {adj} | :: trigeminal |
| trigésimo {adj} | :: thirtieth |
| trigésimo {m} | :: thirtieth |
| trígido {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: thrice as terrible |
| trígido {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: thrice as dangerous, difficult |
| triglicérido {m} [organic compound] | :: triglyceride |
| triglifo {m} | :: triglyph |
| trigo {m} | :: wheat |
| trigo limpio {m} [idiom, usually in the negative] | :: an honest thing or person |
| trigónido {m} [anatomy] | :: trigonid |
| trígono {m} [relatively rare] | :: triangle |
| trigonometría {f} [mathematics] | :: trigonometry |
| trigonométricamente {adv} | :: trigonometrically |
| trigonométrico {adj} | :: trigonometric |
| trigrama {m} | :: trigram |
| trigueño {adj} | :: Resembling wheat, wheaten |
| triguero {adj} [attributive] | :: wheat |
| trikini {m} | :: trikini |
| trikitixa {f} | :: trikiti |
| trilateral {adj} | :: trilateral |
| trile {m} | :: thimblerig (game) |
| trilema {m} | :: trilemma |
| trilero {m} | :: thimblerig |
| trilero {m} | :: con artist |
| trilineal {adj} | :: trilinear |
| trilingüe {adj} | :: trilingual |
| trilingüismo {m} | :: trilingualism |
| trilita {f} | :: trinitrotoluene, TNT |
| trilla {f} | :: gurnard (fish) |
| trilla {f} | :: threshing |
| trilladora {f} | :: threshing machine, thresher |
| trillar {v} | :: to thresh |
| trillizo {adj} | :: triplet; in a group of three |
| trillizo {m} | :: triplet |
| trillo {m} | :: threshing board |
| trillón {m} | :: a quintillion; 1018 |
| trilobado {adj} | :: trilobate; trilobated |
| trilobado {m} | :: recogniser |
| trilobal {adj} | :: trilobal |
| trilobulado {adj} | :: tri-lobed |
| trilogía {f} | :: trilogy |
| trimarán {m} | :: trimaran |
| trímero {adj} | :: trimerous |
| trímero {m} | :: trimer |
| trimestral {adj} | :: trimestral |
| trimestralmente {adv} | :: every three months, quarterly |
| trimestre {m} | :: trimester |
| trimetadiona {f} | :: trimethadione |
| trimetilamina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: trimethylamine |
| trimetilpentano {m} [organic compound] | :: trimethylpentane |
| trimetoprima {f} [organic compound] | :: trimethoprim |
| trimétrico {adj} | :: trimetric |
| trimetroprima {f} | :: trimethoprim |
| trimotor {m} | :: trimotor |
| trinacional {adj} | :: trinational; three-nation |
| trinador {adj} | :: warbling (said of many species of bird) |
| trinar {v} | :: to warble, chirp |
| trincar {v} [colloquial] | :: to nick, rob |
| trincar {v} [colloquial] | :: to kidnap, nab |
| trincar {v} [colloquial] | :: to screw, shag |
| trincar {v} [colloquial] | :: to take out, do away with (kill) |
| trincar {v} [colloquial] | :: to get drunk |
| trincar {v} [colloquial] | :: to bust [a felon] |
| Trincavelli {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| trinchar {v} | :: to carve |
| trinche {m} [Latin America] | :: fork |
| trinchera {f} | :: trench, ditch |
| trinchera {f} | :: trench (in war) |
| trincherazo {m} [bullfighting] | :: A movement holding the muleta low in the right hand |
| trincherilla {f} [bullfighting] | :: A left-handed trincherazo |
| trineo {m} | :: sledge, sleigh |
| trinidad {f} | :: trinity |
| trinidad {prop} {f} | :: Trinity (in Christianity) |
| Trinidad {prop} | :: Trinidad (island) |
| Trinidad {prop} | :: given name, referring to the Holy Trinity |
| trinidadiano {adj} | :: Trinidadian |
| trinidadiano {m} | :: Trinidadian |
| Trinidad y Tabago {prop} | :: alternative form of Trinidad y Tobago |
| Trinidad y Tobago {prop} | :: Trinidad y Tobago (a <<country>> consisting of two main <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>) |
| trinitaria {f} | :: feminine noun of trinitario |
| trinitario {adj} [attributive] | :: Trinity |
| trinitario {adj} | :: Trinidadian |
| trinitario {m} | :: Trinity member |
| trinitario {m} | :: Trinidadian |
| triniteca {f} | :: feminine noun of triniteco |
| triniteco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the municipality of Trinidad, Santa Bárbara, Honduras |
| triniteco {m} | :: An inhabitant of the municipality of Trinidad, Santa Bárbara, Honduras |
| trinitense {adj} | :: Trinidadian and Tobagonian |
| trinitense {mf} | :: Trinidadian and Tobagonian |
| trinitrofenol {m} [organic compound] | :: trinitrophenol, picric acid |
| trinitrotolueno {m} [organic compound] | :: trinitrotoluene, TNT |
| trino {m} | :: chirp |
| trino {adj} [theology] | :: Trinitarian (relating to the Holy Trinity) |
| trino {adj} | :: Having three features or properties in one body or space |
| trinomio {m} | :: trinomial |
| trinquete {m} [nautical] | :: foremast, foresail |
| trinquete {m} [mechanics] | :: ratchet |
| trinquete {m} [mechanics] | :: ratchet wheel and pawl (entire mechanism) |
| trinquete {m} | :: A variety of a Basque pelota court |
| trinquete {m} [Cuba, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, colloquial] | :: strong person, titan, powerhouse, beast |
| trinquete {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: rip-off, ripoff |
| trinquete {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: bribe or bribery, shady deal, corrupt affair (usually of a public official) |
| trinquetilla {f} [nautical] | :: yankee (sail) |
| trío {m} | :: trio, threesome (a group of three, especially for performance art) |
| trío {m} | :: threesome (an instance of sexual activity involving three people) |
| triosa {f} [organic chemistry] | :: triose |
| trióxido {m} | :: trioxide |
| trip {m} | :: trip (hallucination) |
| tripa {f} | :: tripe |
| tripa {f} | :: intestine, gut |
| tripa {f} | :: belly |
| tripa {f} | :: inner tube |
| tripala {adj} | :: three-bladed |
| tripanosoma {m} | :: trypanosome |
| tripanosomiasis {f} [pathology] | :: trypanosomiasis |
| tripartición {f} | :: division into thirds |
| tripartito {adj} | :: tripartite |
| tripera {f} | :: feminine noun of tripero |
| tripero {adj} | :: greedy |
| tripero {m} | :: tripe seller or producer |
| tripero {m} [colloquial] | :: greedyguts |
| tripi {m} [colloquial] | :: LSD (drug) |
| tripita {f} | :: diminutive of tripa |
| triplano {m} | :: triplane |
| triplay {m} | :: plywood |
| triplaza {adj} | :: three-seat |
| triple {adj} | :: triple |
| triple {adj} | :: threefold |
| triple {adj} | :: three-way |
| triple diosa {f} | :: triple goddess (any triune female deity) |
| triple diosa {f} | :: Triple Goddess (Wiccan Goddess) |
| Triple Diosa {f} | :: alternative case form of triple diosa |
| triplemente {adv} | :: triply; three-time |
| triple salto {m} [athletics] | :: triple jump |
| tripleta {f} | :: triple; treble; hat trick |
| triplete {m} | :: triple, hat trick |
| tríplex {m} | :: triplex flat |
| triplicación {f} | :: triplication |
| triplicar {v} | :: to triplicate; to do something three times |
| triplicidad {f} | :: triplicity |
| triplista {mf} | :: triple jumper |
| triploide {adj} | :: triploid |
| trípode {m} | :: tripod |
| Trípoli {prop} {m} | :: Trípoli (capital) |
| tripolitana {f} | :: feminine noun of tripolitano |
| Tripolitania {prop} {f} | :: Tripolitania |
| tripolitano {adj} | :: Tripolitan (of or pertaining to Tripoli, Libya) |
| tripolitano {m} | :: Tripolitan (native or resident of Tripoli, Libya) |
| tripón {adj} | :: stout, potbellied |
| tripón {m} | :: augmentative of tripa; big belly, potbelly |
| tripsina {f} [enzyme] | :: trypsin |
| triptamina {f} [organic compound] | :: tryptamine |
| tríptico {m} | :: leaflet, pamphlet (in three parts) |
| tríptico {m} | :: triptych |
| triptófano {m} [amino acid] | :: tryptophan |
| triptongar {vt} | :: to triphthongize |
| triptongo {m} | :: triphthong |
| triptorelina {f} | :: triptorelin |
| tripulación {f} | :: crew of a ship, plane, or other craft |
| tripulado {adj} | :: manned, crewed |
| tripulante {mf} | :: crewmember |
| tripular {v} | :: to man (to supply with staff or crew) |
| tripular {v} | :: to crew |
| triqueta {f} | :: triquetra |
| triquetro {adj} | :: triquetrous |
| triqui {adj} | :: Trique |
| triqui {mf} | :: Trique |
| triquiasis {f} | :: trichiasis |
| triquini {m} | :: trikini |
| triquinosis {f} | :: trichinosis |
| triquiñuela {f} | :: trick |
| triquitraque {m} | :: firecracker |
| trirreactor {m} | :: trijet |
| trirreme {m} [history, nautical] | :: trireme |
| tris {m} | :: crack |
| triscador {m} | :: saw set |
| triscar {v} | :: to leap about |
| triscar {v} | :: to stamp; stomp |
| triscar {v} | :: to mix; mix up |
| triscar {v} | :: to set (a saw) |
| trisecar {vt} [geometry] | :: to trisect |
| trisección {f} | :: trisection |
| trisílabo {m} | :: trisyllable |
| trismo {m} [pathology] | :: lockjaw, trismus |
| trisomía {f} | :: trisomy |
| Tristán {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| triste {adj} | :: sad |
| triste {adj} | :: joyless |
| tristear {v} [Mexico] | :: to wallow; to be sad |
| tristemente {adv} | :: sadly |
| tristemente {adv} | :: unfortunately |
| tristeza {f} | :: sadness, gloom, sorrow, gloominess, unhappiness, misery |
| tristeza {f} | :: tristeza (plant disease) |
| tristísimo {adj} | :: superlative of triste |
| tristón {adj} | :: slight sad; gloomy; downbeat |
| tristura {f} | :: synonym of tristeza |
| triterpénico {adj} | :: triterpenoid |
| triterpeno {m} [organic compound] | :: triterpene |
| triterpenoide {m} [organic compound] | :: triterpenoid |
| tritio {m} [isotope] | :: tritium |
| tritón {m} [mythology] | :: merman |
| tritón {m} [amphibians] | :: newt |
| tritón {m} [nuclear physics] | :: triton, the nucleus of tritium |
| Tritón {prop} [astronomy] | :: Triton (moon of Neptune) |
| Tritón {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Triton (son of the god Poseidon) |
| tritonia {f} | :: tritonia |
| trituración {f} | :: grinding, trituration |
| triturador {m} | :: shredder |
| trituradora {f} | :: shredder |
| trituradora {f} | :: crusher |
| trituradora de madera {f} | :: woodchipper |
| triturar {vt} | :: to grind |
| triturar {vt} | :: to crush (food), to mince |
| triturar {vt} | :: to shred (paper) |
| triumpho {m} | :: obsolete spelling of triunfo |
| triunfador {adj} | :: triumphant, winning |
| triunfador {m} | :: winner, champion |
| triunfadora {f} | :: feminine noun of triunfador |
| triunfal {adj} | :: triumphant, victorious |
| triunfalismo {m} | :: triumphalism |
| triunfalista {adj} | :: triumphalist |
| triunfalmente {adv} | :: triumphantly |
| triunfante {adj} | :: triumphant, victorious |
| triunfar {v} | :: to triumph |
| triunfazo {m} | :: great triumph |
| triunfillo {m} | :: diminutive of triunfo |
| triunfita {f} | :: feminine noun of triunfito |
| triunfito {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: A contestant of the Spanish music talent reality show Operación Triunfo |
| triunfo {m} | :: triumph |
| triunvirato {m} | :: triumvirate |
| triunviro {m} | :: triumvir |
| trivalente {adj} | :: trivalent |
| trivalente {adj} | :: Having three values, or methods of operation etc |
| trivia {f} | :: trivia |
| trivial {adj} | :: trivial |
| trivialidad {f} | :: triviality |
| trivialismo {m} | :: trivialism |
| trivialización {f} | :: trivialization |
| trivializar {v} | :: to trivialize |
| trivialmente {adv} | :: ordinarily; trivially; mundanely |
| Triviño {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| trivocalismo {m} [linguistics] | :: the notion that Quechua has three phonemic vowels, instead of five |
| triyodotironina {f} | :: triiodothyronine |
| triza {f} | :: fragment |
| Tróade {prop} | :: Troad |
| Trobbiani {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| troca {f} [colloquial, Mexico, US Spanish] | :: pickup truck |
| trocánter {m} [anatomy] | :: trochanter |
| trocantérico {adj} | :: trochanteric, trochanteral |
| trocar {v} | :: to barter |
| trocar {vr} [followed by "en"] | :: to turn into; become (usually, for negative changes) |
| trocear {v} | :: to shred |
| trocha {f} | :: trail, narrow path |
| troche {n} | :: only used in a troche y moche |
| trocito {m} | :: diminutive of trozo |
| trocito {m} | :: small piece |
| trocito {m} | :: chip (e.g., chocolate chips) |
| tróclea {f} [anatomy] | :: trochlea |
| troclear {adj} | :: trochlear |
| trocoespiralado {adj} | :: trochospiral |
| trocoidal {adj} | :: trochoidal |
| trocoide {f} [geometry] | :: trochoid |
| trocospira {f} | :: trochospiral |
| trodóntido {m} | :: trodontid |
| -trofa {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -trofo |
| -trofa {suffix} | :: feminine singular of -trofo |
| trofeo {m} | :: trophy |
| -trofia {suffix} | :: -trophy |
| trófico {adj} | :: trophic |
| -trofo {suffix} | :: -troph, -trophic |
| trofoblástico {adj} | :: trophoblastic |
| trofoblasto {m} | :: trophoblast |
| trofozoito {m} [cytology] | :: trophozoite |
| trofozoíto {m} | :: trophozoite |
| troglodita {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to subterranean life |
| troglodita {adj} | :: barbarous, cruel (of a person) |
| troglodita {mf} | :: troglodyte |
| troglodita {mf} | :: caveman or cavewoman |
| troglodítico {adj} | :: cave |
| trogón {m} | :: trogon |
| troika {f} | :: troika |
| troilita {f} [mineral] | :: troilite |
| Troisi {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| troj {f} | :: garner |
| troj {f} | :: A storeroom specifically used to keep olives separately before being ground |
| troja {f} [archaic] | :: garner |
| troja {f} [archaic] | :: saddlebag |
| troja {f} [archaic] | :: A slim bag made of linen cloth |
| trol {m} [fantasy] | :: troll |
| trol {m} [Internet] | :: troll (a person who provokes others (chiefly on the Internet) for their own personal amusement or to cause disruption) |
| trola {f} | :: lie, fib |
| trola {f} [slang, South America] | :: female prostitute |
| trole {m} | :: trolley bus |
| troleada {f} [internet slang] | :: trollism |
| trolear {v} [internet slang] | :: to troll |
| trolebús {m} | :: trolley bus |
| troleo {f} [internet slang] | :: trollism |
| trolero {adj} | :: lying, fibbing |
| troll {m} | :: alternative spelling of trol |
| trolley {m} [anglicism] | :: alternative spelling of trole |
| tromba {f} | :: whirlwind, tornado |
| tromba {f} | :: waterspout |
| trombectomía {f} [medicine] | :: thrombectomy |
| trombina {f} [enzyme] | :: thrombin |
| trombo {m} [pathology] | :: thrombus |
| trombocito {m} | :: thrombocyte; blood platelet |
| trombocitopenia {f} [medicine] | :: thrombocytopenia |
| trombocitopénico {adj} | :: thrombocytopenic |
| tromboembolismo {m} [pathology] | :: thromboembolism |
| trombogénesis {f} [medicine] | :: thrombogenesis |
| trombolisis {f} | :: thrombolysis |
| trombón {m} | :: trombone |
| trombonista {mf} | :: trombonist |
| trombopenia {f} | :: alternative form of trombocitopenia |
| tromboplastina {f} [medicine] | :: thromboplastin |
| trombopoyesis {f} [biology] | :: thrombopoiesis |
| trombosis {f} | :: thrombosis |
| trombótico {adj} | :: thrombotic |
| tromboxano {m} [organic compound] | :: thromboxane |
| trompa {f} | :: snout (long, projecting nose, mouth and jaw of a beast) |
| trompa {f} | :: trunk (of an elephant) |
| trompa {f} [musical instruments] | :: horn |
| trompa {f} | :: proboscis |
| trompa {f} [anatomy] | :: tube (especially the Fallopian tube) |
| trompa {f} | :: booze-up; drinking sesh |
| trompa {m} [vesre] | :: boss, protector |
| trompada {f} | :: hit (by an elephant trunk) |
| trompada {f} | :: smack, bash |
| trompada {f} | :: beating, ruckus |
| trompa de Eustaquio {f} | :: Eustachian tube |
| trompa de Falopio {f} [anatomy] | :: Fallopian tube |
| trompa de los Alpes {f} | :: alphorn |
| trompazo {m} [colloquial] | :: bash, hiding, whack |
| trompe-l'œil {m} | :: trompe-l'oeil (type of optical illusion) |
| trompeta {f} | :: trumpet |
| trompeta {mf} | :: trumpeter |
| trompetazo {m} | :: A blast of a trumpet |
| trompetear {v} | :: to trumpet; to play the trumpet |
| trompeteo {m} | :: trumpeting |
| trompeteo {m} | :: blast of the trumpet |
| trompetera {f} | :: trumpeter |
| trompetería {f} [music] | :: the trumpet section (of an orchestra) |
| trompetero {m} | :: trumpeter |
| trompetero {m} | :: longspine snipefish |
| trompetilla {f} | :: diminutive of trompeta |
| trompetilla {f} | :: ear trumpet |
| trompetista {mf} | :: trumpeter |
| trompezar {v} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of tropezar |
| trompicar {vt} | :: to cause to stumble; to trip up |
| trompicar {vr} | :: to stumble; to trip |
| trompicón {m} | :: stumble, little trip |
| trompista {m} | :: hornist |
| trompo {m} | :: top (spinning toy) |
| trompo {m} | :: doughnut (skidding a car) |
| trompudo {adj} | :: fat-lipped |
| tron {m} [colloquial] | :: guy, dude, bro |
| tronal {adj} [rare] | :: related to a trone |
| tronar {vi} [impersonal] | :: to thunder |
| tronar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to bust, ruin [person] |
| tronar {vi} [colloquial] | :: to fail (not pass an exam) |
| tronar {v} [colloquial, of a body part] | :: to crack (to make a cracking sound) |
| tronca {f} | :: feminine noun of tronco |
| troncal {adj} | :: core, main |
| troncar {vt} | :: alternative spelling of truncar |
| tronchado {adj} [heraldry] | :: divided into two parts diagonally, per bend |
| tronchante {adj} | :: hilarious |
| tronchar {v} | :: to snap |
| tronchar {v} | :: to crack, to split |
| tronchar {v} | :: to shatter |
| tronco {m} | :: trunk (tree trunk) |
| tronco {m} | :: torso |
| tronco {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: guy, dude |
| troncocónico {adj} | :: Having the shape of a truncated cone |
| tronco del encéfalo {m} [anatomy] | :: brain stem |
| tronco de Navidad {m} | :: a Yule log |
| tronco navideño {m} | :: yule log |
| troncónico {adj} | :: frustoconical |
| troncopiramidal {adj} | :: Having the shape of a truncated pyramide |
| tronera {f} | :: small window; porthole |
| tronera {f} | :: pocket of pool table |
| tronera {f} [colloquial, South America] | :: big hole |
| tronera {mf} [colloquial] | :: flake (unreliable person) |
| tronido {m} | :: thunder |
| tronido {m} | :: fiasco |
| tronido {m} | :: roar (loud noise) |
| tronío {m} | :: extravagance |
| tronista {mf} [neologism] | :: The bachelor on a TV show that focuses on a competition to gain that bachelor's romantic interest |
| tronitonante {adj} | :: thunderous, astounding |
| tronitoso {adj} | :: (colloquial) thunderous |
| trono {m} | :: throne |
| tronquista {mf} | :: coachman |
| tronquista {mf} | :: teamster [US] (cargo truck driver) |
| tronquito {m} | :: little trunk |
| tronquito {m} [slang] | :: penis |
| troodóntido {m} | :: troodontid |
| tropa {f} | :: troop, crowd |
| tropa {f} [military] | :: army, troop |
| tropa {f} [Latin America] | :: flock, herd |
| tropado {adj} | :: troped |
| Tropea {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| tropecientos {adj} | :: zillion |
| tropel {m} | :: swarm |
| tropel {m} | :: mob, crowd, droves |
| tropel {m} | :: squad, troop |
| tropelía {f} | :: outrage, abuse, barbarity |
| tropero {m} [Latin America] | :: cowboy |
| tropezar {vi} | :: to trip, stumble, bump into |
| tropezar {vi} | :: to get tripped up |
| tropezar {vr} | :: to meet (someone) by chance |
| tropezarse {v} | :: reflexive of tropezar |
| tropezón {adj} | :: stumbling |
| tropezón {m} | :: stumble, trip (act) |
| tropezón {m} [usually in plural] | :: bit of meat or other food found in a stew |
| tropezoso {adj} | :: falling, stumbling |
| tropical {adj} | :: tropical |
| tropicalismo {m} | :: tropicalism |
| tropicalizar {v} | :: to tropicalize |
| trópico {m} [astronomy, geography] | :: tropic |
| trópico {m} [geography] | :: tropics |
| trópico {adj} | :: Of or relating to tropes and their use |
| tropiezo {m} | :: setback |
| tropiezo {m} | :: blunder |
| tropilla {f} | :: team, group |
| tropismo {m} [biology] | :: tropism |
| tropo {m} [music, rhetoric] | :: trope |
| tropológico {adj} | :: tropological |
| tropomiosina {f} [protein] | :: tropomyosin |
| troponina {f} [protein] | :: troponin |
| tropopausa {f} | :: tropopause |
| troposfera {f} | :: troposphere |
| tropósfera {f} | :: troposphere |
| troposférico {adj} | :: tropospheric |
| troquel {m} | :: die (mold) |
| troqueladora {f} | :: punching machine |
| troquelar {vt} | :: to die-cast |
| troquelar {vt} | :: to die-cut |
| troqueo {m} [poetry] | :: trochee |
| tróspido {adj} [Spain] | :: strange, zany, weird |
| tróspido {m} [Spain] | :: weirdo |
| trotador {adj} | :: trotting (of an animal that trots) |
| trotadora {f} [exercise] | :: treadmill [Chile, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela] |
| trotamundo {m} | :: globetrotter |
| trotamundos {m} | :: globetrotter |
| trotar {v} | :: to trot |
| trote {m} | :: trot (horse gait) |
| trote {m} | :: hard work |
| trotecillo {m} | :: diminutive of trote |
| trotecito {m} | :: diminutive of trote |
| trotón {m} [equestrianism] | :: trotter |
| trotona {f} | :: companion |
| Trotski {prop} | :: Trotsky |
| trotskismo {m} | :: Trotskyism |
| trotskista {m} | :: Trotskyite |
| Trotta {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| troupe {f} | :: troupe |
| trovador {m} | :: troubadour |
| trovadora {f} | :: feminine noun of trovador |
| trovadoresco {adj} [attributive] | :: troubadour |
| trovar {v} | :: to versify, write poetry |
| trovar {v} | :: to misconstrue (figurative use) |
| trovero {m} | :: trouveur |
| troy {adj} | :: troy |
| Troya {prop} {f} | :: Troya (ancient city) |
| troyano {adj} | :: Trojan |
| troyano {m} | :: Trojan (person from Troy) |
| troyano {m} [computing] | :: Trojan (computer virus) |
| trozar {v} | :: to cut up, chop up |
| trozo {m} | :: piece |
| trucaje {m} | :: tampering |
| trucar {v} | :: to tune up, soup up (modify a motor vehicle) |
| trucar {v} | :: to rig |
| trucha {f} | :: trout |
| trucha {adj} [slang, offensive] | :: queer |
| truchimán {m} | :: interpreter |
| trucho {m} [humorous] | :: male trout |
| trucho {adj} [colloquial, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile] | :: fake, counterfeit, inauthentic |
| trucho {adj} [colloquial, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile] | :: something of low quality |
| trucidar {vt} [dated] | :: to slaughter; to butcher |
| truco {m} | :: trick, gimmick, ploy (something designed to fool or swindle) |
| truco {m} | :: trick (piece of a magician's act) |
| truco {m} | :: trick (effective way of doing something) |
| truco {m} | :: catch, gimmick (hidden difficulty) |
| truco {m} | :: a card game, a variant of truc |
| truco del almendruco {m} [idiom] | :: trick (quick or effective way of doing something) |
| trucos del oficio {mp} [pluralonly] | :: tricks of the trade |
| truculencia {f} | :: savagery, brutality |
| truculento {adj} | :: truculent, cruel, savage |
| truculento {adj} | :: deadly, destructive |
| trueno {m} | :: a clap of thunder |
| trueno {m} [rare] | :: privet |
| trueque {m} | :: barter, exchange |
| trufa {f} | :: truffle (tuber) |
| trufar {v} | :: to stuff with truffles |
| trufi {m} | :: A type of taxi |
| truhan {adj} | :: cunning, tricky |
| truhan {adj} | :: clowning |
| truhán {adj} | :: alternative spelling of truhan (before the 2010 spelling reform) |
| truhanesco {adj} | :: buffoonish; foolish |
| truhanesco {adj} | :: crooked; bent; swindling |
| trujillano {adj} | :: Of or from Trujillo |
| trujillano {m} | :: Someone from Trujillo |
| trujillismo {m} | :: The political beliefs, or reign, of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo, leader of the Dominican Republic from 1930 until 1952 |
| trujillista {adj} | :: Of, relating to, or supporting, Rafael Trujillo Molina, dictator of the Dominican Republic from 1930 to 1961 |
| trujillista {mf} | :: A supporter of Rafael Trujillo Molina |
| Trujillo {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Trujillo {prop} {mf} | :: One of several cities, districts, and provinces, mostly in Spanish-speaking countries |
| Trujillo {prop} {mf} | :: Trujillo (province) |
| Trujillo {prop} {mf} | :: Trujillo (city/provincial capital) |
| trullo {m} [slang] | :: prison, slammer, pen, nick |
| trumpiano {adj} | :: Trumpian |
| trumpista {mf} | :: Trumpist |
| trumpista {adj} | :: Trumpist |
| truncamiento {m} | :: truncation |
| truncar {v} | :: to truncate, to cut off, to cut on one side: "El nuevo edificio de la Tate Gallery presenta una fachada truncada." |
| truncar {v} | :: be disappointing to one's expectacions: "Sus ilusiones se vieron truncadas." |
| truncar {v} | :: to interrupt and not let further develop: "Una novela sobre unos refugiados que vieron truncadas sus vidas por la guerra." |
| trunco {adj} | :: truncated, shortened, incomplete |
| truño {m} [vulgar] | :: turd (excrement) |
| truquear {v} [Ecuador, Nicaragua, Peru, Puerto Rico] | :: synonym of trucar |
| truquera {f} | :: feminine noun of truquero |
| truquero {m} [Latin America] | :: trickster |
| truquito {m} | :: diminutive of truco |
| trusa {f} | :: briefs |
| trust {m} [finance] | :: trust |
| trutruca {f} | :: A wind instrument of the Mapuche people of Chile and Argentina, traditionally made from a long tube of colihue (bamboo) |
| trutruka {f} | :: alternative spelling of trutruca |
| Truxillo {prop} | :: alternative form of Trujillo |
| tryout {m} | :: tryout |
| tsáchila {adj} | :: Of the Tsáchila people of Ecuador |
| tsáchila {mf} | :: A member of the Tsáchila of Ecuador |
| tsáfiqui {m} | :: Tsafiki |
| tsantsa {f} | :: tsantsa |
| tseltal {mf} | :: Tzeltal (person) |
| tseltal {m} | :: Tzeltal (language) |
| Tsjinval {prop} | :: Tsjinval (capital city) |
| Tskhinval {prop} | :: alternative form of Tsjinval |
| tsotsil {mf} | :: Tzotzil (person) |
| tsotsil {m} | :: Tzotzil (language) |
| Tsuchiya {prop} | :: surname |
| tsunami {m} | :: tsunami |
| tu {adj} | :: [before the noun] apocopic form of tuyo, your |
| TU {m} [Puerto Rico] | :: initialism of Tren Urbano the metro system used in San Juan, Puerto Rico |
| tú {pron} | :: Second person pronoun in singular tense (informal communication in Spain and Mexico). you; thou (cognate) |
| TUA {prop} | :: Tarifa de uso de Aeropuerto; airport tax in Mexico |
| TUA {prop} | :: Transportes Unidos de Asturias; the public transport network of Asturias |
| tuanis {adj} [El Salvador, Honduras, colloquial] | :: Of excellent quality; of a nice nature (said of a thing) |
| tuanis {adj} [El Salvador, obsolete, colloquial] | :: Of a good, kind personality (said of a person) |
| tuanis {adj} [Honduras, Nicaragua, colloquial] | :: Cool (fashionable) |
| tuanis {adj} [Costa Rica, colloquial] | :: Nice, agreeable, giving a general sense of well-being, cool |
| tuareg {mf} | :: Tuareg |
| tubárico {adj} | :: tubal |
| tubera {f} | :: tuber |
| tuberculado {adj} | :: tubercular |
| tuberculina {f} [medicine] | :: tuberculin |
| tubérculo {m} [anatomy, botany, pathology, mycology] | :: tubercle |
| tuberculosa {f} | :: feminine noun of tuberculoso |
| tuberculosis {f} | :: tuberculosis |
| tuberculoso {adj} | :: tuberculous |
| tuberculoso {m} | :: a person suffering from tuberculosis |
| tubería {f} | :: tubing, piping |
| tubero {m} | :: tuber |
| tuberosidad {f} | :: tuberosity |
| tuberosidad isquiática {f} | :: ischial tuberosity |
| tuberoso {adj} | :: tuberous |
| tubey {m} [baseball] | :: two-base hit |
| tubing {m} | :: tubing (activity) |
| tubista {mf} | :: tubaist |
| tubito {m} | :: diminutive of tubo |
| tubo {m} | :: tube |
| tubo {m} [Latin America] | :: receiver (on a telephone) |
| tubo de ensayo {m} | :: test tube |
| tubo de escape {m} | :: tailpipe; exhaust pipe |
| tubo digestivo {m} | :: digestive tract |
| tubo lanzatorpedos {m} | :: torpedo tube |
| tubo neural {m} [anatomy] | :: neural tube |
| tubular {adj} | :: Tubular (shaped like a tube) |
| tubulina {f} [protein] | :: tubulin |
| túbulo {m} | :: tubule |
| tubuloso {adj} | :: tubulous |
| tuca {f} | :: red bryony |
| tucán {m} | :: toucan |
| tucán {m} [Costa Rica, dated] | :: a 5000 colón bill |
| tucancillo {m} | :: emerald toucanet (Aulacorhynchus prasinus) |
| tucanete {m} | :: toucanet |
| tucano {adj} | :: Tucanoan |
| tuche {v} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: vagina |
| Tucídides {prop} {m} | :: Thucydides |
| tuco-tuco {m} | :: tuco-tuco |
| Tucson {prop} | :: Tucson |
| Tucsón {prop} | :: Tucson |
| tucsoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of tucsoniano |
| tucsoniano {adj} | :: Tucsonian, Tucsonan (of or pertaining to Tucson, Arizona) |
| tucsoniano {m} | :: Tucsonian, Tucsonan (native or resident of Tucson, Arizona) |
| Tucumán {prop} | :: Tucumán (province) |
| tucumano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Tucumán |
| tucumano {m} | :: Someone from Tucumán |
| tucura {f} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: grasshopper |
| tucuruguay {m} | :: A type of gravel |
| tucusito {m} [Venezuela] | :: hummingbird |
| tudel {m} | :: bocal |
| tudelana {f} | :: feminine noun of tudelano |
| tudelano {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or from, Tudela, a town in Navarre |
| tudelano {m} | :: Someone from Tudela |
| tudense {adj} | :: of or from Tui, Pontevedra |
| tudense {mf} | :: Someone from Tui, Pontevedra |
| tudesco {adj} [colloquial] | :: German (of or pertaining to Germany) |
| tueco {m} | :: stump; treestump |
| tuera {f} | :: colocynth, bitter apple (Citrullus colocynthis) |
| tuerca {f} | :: nut (for a bolt) |
| tuercebotas {m} | :: nobody (unimportant person) |
| tuero {m} | :: wood |
| tuero {m} | :: firewood |
| tuerta {f} | :: feminine noun of tuerto |
| tuerto {adj} | :: one-eyed, blind in one eye |
| tuerto {m} | :: one-eyed person (someone blind in one eye) |
| tuerto {m} | :: tort, injury, offense |
| tuerto {m} | :: someone who is thought to bring bad luck to a person they see |
| tuétano {m} | :: marrow, bone marrow (the substance inside bones, as well as a food made from it) |
| tuétano {m} [botany] | :: pith |
| tufarada {f} | :: froust |
| tufillo {m} | :: whiff (slight smell) |
| tufo {m} | :: foul odor, stench |
| tufo {m} | :: bad breath |
| tufo {m} | :: tuft, wisp (of hair) |
| tugurial {adj} | :: slum |
| tugurio {m} | :: slum, shack, hovel |
| tugurizar {v} [Uruguay, Peru, Ecuador] | :: to turn into slums |
| tui {m} | :: tweet (post of Twitter) |
| tuición {f} | :: guardianship, responsibility |
| tuit {m} [computing] | :: tweet (post on Twitter) |
| tuitear {v} [Internet] | :: to tweet |
| tuiteo {m} [computing] | :: tweet (post on Twitter) |
| tuitera {f} | :: feminine noun of tuitero |
| tuitero {adj} [neologism, Internet] | :: Twitter, tweeter (attributive) |
| tuitero {m} [neologism, Internet] | :: tweeter (Twitter user) |
| tujia {adj} | :: Tujia |
| tujia {mf} | :: Tujia |
| tul {m} | :: tulle (material) |
| tula {f} [vulgar, Chile] | :: penis |
| tularemia {f} [disease] | :: tularemia |
| tule {m} | :: tule (freshwater sedge) |
| tulio {m} | :: thulium |
| tulipán {m} | :: tulip |
| tulipanera {f} | :: feminine noun of tulipanero |
| tulipanero {m} | :: tulip grower |
| tulipanero {m} | :: tulip seller |
| tullido {adj} | :: paralyzed |
| tullido {adj} | :: crippled |
| tullido {m} | :: cripple, handicapped person |
| tullir {v} | :: to paralyze, cripple, maim |
| tu madre {interj} [pejorative, slang] | :: A catch-all retort; shut the fuck up |
| tumba {f} | :: grave, tomb |
| tumbaburros {m} [slang] | :: dictionary |
| tumbaburros {m} | :: grille guard |
| tumbado {adj} | :: lying down |
| tumbador {m} | :: conga drummer |
| tumbadora {f} [musical instruments] | :: conga drum |
| tumbar {vt} | :: to knock over, tip (make fall) |
| tumbar {vi} | :: to fall |
| tumbar {vr} | :: to lie down |
| tumbarse {v} | :: reflexive of tumbar |
| tumbarse a la bartola {v} [idiomatic] | :: To laze about; loaf; mope |
| tumbergia {f} | :: Bengal clockvine (Thunbergia grandiflora) |
| Tumbes {prop} | :: Tumbes (region) |
| Tumbes {prop} | :: Tumbes (province) |
| Tumbes {prop} | :: Tumbes (city/provincial capital) |
| Tumbes {prop} | :: Tumbes (river) |
| tumblr {m} | :: A microblog created on Tumblr; tumblelog |
| tumbo {m} [usually, in the plural] | :: jolt, shake, shudder |
| tumbo {m} | :: monastic cartulary |
| tumbón {adj} [colloquial] | :: sly |
| tumbón {adj} [colloquial] | :: lazy |
| tumbona {f} | :: lounger (chair), sunlounger, recliner, easy chair, deckchair, beach chair, chaise longue |
| tumefacción {f} | :: swelling |
| tumefacto {adj} | :: tumescent; swollen |
| tumor {m} | :: tumor |
| tumoración {f} | :: tumor, tumour |
| tumoral {adj} | :: tumoral |
| tumorcito {m} | :: diminutive of tumor |
| tumular {adj} | :: tumular |
| túmulo {m} | :: burial mound |
| tumulto {m} | :: tumult, riot |
| tumultuar {v} | :: to riot, mutiny |
| tumultuariamente {adv} | :: very noisily |
| tumultuario {adj} | :: tumultuous |
| tumultuosamente {adv} | :: tumultuously |
| tumultuoso {adj} | :: tumultuous |
| tun {m} | :: A Pre-Hispanic percussion instrument from Guatemala, consisting of a hollow wooden block with slits in the sides |
| tuna {f} | :: prickly pear, the fruit of the nopal cactus (Opuntia, especially Opuntia ficus-indica) |
| tuna {f} | :: nopal |
| tuna {f} | :: [Spain] a college singing group, wearing ornate clothes, called in the Americas estudiantina |
| tunante {adj} | :: loafing |
| tunante {adj} | :: tricky, deceptive |
| tunante {mf} | :: loafer |
| tunante {mf} | :: crook; meanie; baddie |
| tunar {vi} | :: to loaf; to bum around |
| tunco {m} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: pig |
| tunco {m} [colloquial, figurative, El Salvador] | :: fat person |
| tunda {f} [colloquial, Colombia] | :: beating, blow |
| tundir {v} | :: to shear |
| tundir {v} | :: to mow |
| tundir {v} | :: to thrash, beat |
| tundra {f} | :: tundra |
| tunear {v} | :: to be crooked or deceitful |
| tunear {v} | :: to tune (adjust) |
| tunecina {f} | :: feminine noun of tunecino |
| tunecino {adj} | :: Tunisian |
| tunecino {adj} | :: Of or from Tunis |
| tunecino {m} | :: Tunisian |
| tunecino {m} | :: Someone from Tunis |
| túnel {m} | :: tunnel |
| túnel {m} [football] | :: nutmeg |
| tuneladora {f} | :: tunneler (device for making tunnels) |
| tunelar {v} | :: to tunnel |
| túnel carpiano {m} [anatomy] | :: carpal tunnel |
| tunera {f} | :: Member of a tuna (band) |
| tunera {f} | :: Someone from Las Tunas |
| tunero {adj} | :: Of or from Las Tunas |
| tunero {m} | :: Someone from Las Tunas |
| Túnez {prop} | :: Túnez (country) |
| Túnez {prop} | :: Túnez (capital city) |
| tungsteno {m} | :: tungsten (chemical element) |
| túnica {f} | :: tunic |
| tunicado {m} | :: tunicate (any of the chordate marine animals of the subphylum Urochordata (syn. Tunicata)) |
| túnico {m} | :: Woman's dress |
| túnido {m} | :: tuna (fish) |
| tunillo {m} | :: A plant, Stenocereus stellatus |
| tuning {m} [Spain] | :: car tuning, modding, pimping |
| tunning {m} | :: alternative spelling of tuning |
| tuno {m} | :: member of a tuna |
| tuntún {n} | :: only used in al tuntún |
| tupamaro {adj} | :: Tupamaro |
| tupamaro {m} | :: Tupamaro |
| tupé {m} | :: toupee |
| tupí {adj} | :: Tupi |
| tupí {mf} | :: Tupi |
| tupí antiguo {m} | :: Old Tupi |
| tupidez {f} | :: denseness |
| tupidez {f} | :: dimwittedness |
| tupidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of tupido |
| tupido {adj} | :: thick, dense |
| tupido {adj} | :: dim, clumsy |
| tupir {vt} | :: to pack tight; to stuff |
| tupir {vr} | :: to stuff one's face |
| tupla {f} | :: tuple |
| tupper {m} | :: Tupperware container |
| turanosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: turanose |
| turba {f} | :: peat |
| turba {f} | :: mob |
| turbación {f} | :: bewilderment, confusion |
| turbación {f} | :: embarrassment |
| turbadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of turbado |
| turbador {adj} | :: disturbing |
| turbal {m} | :: peat bog |
| turbamulta {f} | :: swarm, pack, rabble, mob |
| turbante {m} | :: turban |
| turbar {v} | :: to confuse |
| turbar {v} | :: to disturb |
| turbera {f} | :: mire, peatland, peat bog, bog |
| turbero {m} | :: peat bog |
| turbidez {f} | :: turbidity |
| túrbido {adj} | :: turbid |
| turbiedad {f} | :: turbidity, murkiness |
| turbina {f} | :: turbine |
| turbinado {m} | :: turbinado |
| turbinar {v} [cooking] | :: to beat; to churn |
| turbio {adj} | :: turbid, cloudy, murky, muddy |
| turbio {adj} [figuratively] | :: murky (unclear) |
| turbio {adj} [figuratively] | :: messy (e.g., a messy divorce) |
| turbio {adj} [figuratively] | :: murky, shady, underhand, underhanded |
| turbio {adj} [colloquial] | :: disturbing |
| turbión {m} | :: downpour (heavy rain) |
| turbión {m} [figurative] | :: torrent, storm (sudden large amount of something) |
| turboalimentar {v} | :: to turbocharge |
| turbobomba {f} | :: turbopump |
| turbocargador {m} | :: turbocharger |
| turbocargar {vt} | :: to turbocharge |
| turbocompresor {m} | :: turbocompressor |
| turbocomprimido {adj} | :: turbocharged |
| turbodiesel {m} | :: turbodiesel |
| turbodiésel {m} | :: turbodiesel |
| turboeje {m} | :: turboshaft |
| turbofán {m} | :: turbofan |
| turbogenerador {m} | :: turbogenerator |
| turbohélice {m} | :: turboprop |
| turbomáquina {f} | :: turbomachine |
| turbón {m} | :: obsolete spelling of turbión |
| turbonada {f} | :: squall |
| turbopropulsor {m} | :: turboprop |
| turborreactor {m} | :: turbojet |
| turbosina {m} [Mexico] | :: jet fuel |
| turbulencia {f} | :: turbulence |
| turbulencia {f} | :: turbulent times |
| turbulento {adj} | :: turbulent |
| turca {f} | :: feminine noun of turco |
| turca {f} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| turca {f} [Nicaragua, offensive] | :: penis |
| turco {adj} | :: Turkish |
| turco {m} [nationality, ethnicity] | :: Turk |
| turco {m} [nationality, ethnicity, Latin America] | :: An Arab or Jew |
| turco {m} [language] | :: Turkish |
| turcochipriota {adj} | :: Turkish-Cypriot (of Turkey and Cyprus) |
| turcochipriota {mf} | :: Turkish-Cypriot (a person of Turkey and Cyprus) |
| turcóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of turcólogo |
| turcólogo {m} | :: Turkologist |
| turcomano {adj} | :: Turkoman, Turkmen |
| turcomano {m} | :: Turkoman, Turkmen (member of the ethnic group) |
| turcomano {m} | :: Turkmen (native or resident of country) |
| turcomano {m} [uncountable] | :: Turkmen (language) |
| turcosirio {adj} | :: Turko-Syrian |
| turdetana {f} | :: feminine noun of turdetano |
| turdetano {adj} | :: Turdetani |
| turdetano {m} | :: member of the Turdetani |
| turdino {adj} | :: turdine; thrush-like |
| turdoide {m} | :: babbler (bird) |
| turf {m} | :: racetrack |
| turgencia {f} | :: turgor pressure |
| turgencia {f} | :: swelling |
| turgente {adj} | :: turgid |
| turgueses {mp} | :: Türgesh |
| Turia {prop} {m} | :: Turia (river) |
| turiasonense {adj} | :: of or from Tarazona |
| turiasonense {mf} | :: Someone from Tarazona |
| turíbulo {m} | :: censer, thurible |
| turicentro {m} [El Salvador] | :: water park |
| turífero {m} | :: A thurible, an incense burner |
| Turín {prop} {m} | :: Turín (city) |
| turinés {adj} | :: Turinese |
| turinés {m} | :: Turinese |
| turingia {f} | :: feminine noun of turingio |
| Turingia {prop} {f} | :: Turingia (state) |
| turingio {adj} | :: Thuringian |
| turingio {m} | :: Thuringian |
| turismo {m} | :: tourism |
| turismofobia {f} | :: fear or antagonism towards tourists |
| turismo rural {m} | :: rural tourism |
| turismo sexual {m} | :: sex tourism |
| turista {mf} | :: tourist |
| turista sexual {mf} | :: sex tourist |
| turistear {vi} [Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Puerto Rico] | :: to visit as a tourist |
| turísticamente {adv} | :: touristically |
| turístico {adj} | :: touristic |
| turistificación {f} | :: touristification |
| turistificar {v} | :: to touristify |
| turistización {f} | :: touristification |
| Turkmenistán {prop} {m} | :: Turkmenistan |
| turkmeno {adj} | :: Turkmen |
| turkmeno {m} | :: Turkmen |
| turma {f} | :: testicle |
| turma {f} | :: a kind of potato |
| turmalina {f} | :: tourmaline (a black, semi-precious gemstone) |
| turnar {vr} | :: to take turns |
| turnar {v} | :: to alternate |
| turnarse {vr} | :: to take turns |
| turnismo {m} [politics] | :: turn-taking |
| turno {m} | :: turn (chance to use (something) shared in sequence with others) |
| turno {m} | :: turn (chance to make a move in a game) |
| turno {m} | :: shift (set group of workers or period of working time) |
| turno {m} | :: duty, guard |
| turno {m} | :: emergency service |
| turolense {adj} | :: From Teruel |
| turolense {mf} | :: Someone from Teruel |
| turón {m} | :: polecat, weasel |
| turón jaspeado {m} | :: marbled polecat |
| turoperador {m} | :: tour operator |
| turoperadora {f} | :: tour operator |
| turpial {m} | :: troupial |
| turquear {v} [Nicaragua, vulgar] | :: to beat up somebody |
| turquesa {adj} | :: turquoise |
| turquesa {f} | :: turquoise (gemstone) |
| turquesa {f} [uncountable] | :: turquoise (color) |
| turquí {adj} [obsolete] | :: Turkish |
| Turquía {prop} {f} | :: Turkey (country) |
| túrquico {adj} | :: Turkic |
| turrialbeña {f} | :: feminine noun of turrialbeño |
| turrialbeño {adj} | :: Of or from the canton of Turrialba (canton) in Costa Rica |
| turrialbeño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the canton of Turrialba (canton) in Costa Rica |
| turriforme {adj} | :: turriform |
| turrón {m} | :: A sweet made from almonds, similar to nougat |
| turulato {adj} | :: stunned, astonished |
| tururú {adj} | :: (to be) crazy, nuts |
| tusa {f} | :: feminine noun of tuso |
| tusa {f} [Latin America] | :: stripped corncob |
| tusa {f} [Latin America] | :: cigar rolled in a corn husk |
| tusa {f} [Chile] | :: cornsilk |
| tusa {f} [Chile] | :: mane [of a horse] |
| tusa {f} [Colombia] | :: pockmark |
| tusa {f} [Colombia] | :: spite, resentment |
| tusa {f} [Central America, Cuba] | :: trollop, bitch [woman] |
| tusar {v} [Latin America] | :: to shear |
| tusar {v} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: to trim, clip |
| tusígeno {adj} | :: tussive (caused by a cough) |
| tusilago {m} | :: coltsfoot |
| tuso {adj} | :: docked, cropped [tailless, short-tailed] |
| tuso {adj} [Colombia] | :: pockmarked |
| tuso {m} [colloquial] | :: dog |
| tuso {interj} | :: /ʘ/, tsch [a word or sound used to call or get the attention of a dog] |
| tustaca {f} | :: A honey tart, popular in Panama and El Salvador |
| tustaquería {f} | :: A tustaca shop or stand |
| Tutankamón {prop} {m} | :: Tutankhamon |
| tútano {m} [obsolete] | :: bone marrow |
| tute {m} [card game] | :: tute (card game) |
| tute {m} [card game] | :: A trick-taking play in the same game, combining four kings or four knights |
| tute {m} [colloquial] | :: strife |
| tutear {v} | :: to address someone informally with tú, rather than the formal usted or the informal pronoun vos used in certain countries; to thou |
| tutela {f} | :: custody |
| tutela {f} | :: guardianship |
| tutela {f} | :: title |
| tutelaje {m} | :: tutelage |
| tutelar {adj} | :: tutelar, tutelary |
| tutelar {v} | :: to act as a guardian to, to supervise, to look after |
| tuteo {m} | :: The use of informal as opposed to polite pronouns |
| tuteo {m} | :: In Spanish dialects, the use of the pronoun tú as opposed to vos |
| tutía {f} | :: alternative form of atutía |
| tutiplén {m} | :: only used in a tutiplén |
| tuto {m} [Chile] | :: thigh, leg, shank |
| tuto {m} [Chile, childish] | :: sleepiness |
| tuto {m} [Chile, childish] | :: security blanket (comfort object) |
| tutor {mf} | :: guardian (person responsible for another) |
| tutor {mf} | :: tutor (teacher) |
| tutora {f} | :: feminine noun of tutor |
| tutoría {f} | :: guardianship |
| tutoría {f} | :: tutorial |
| tutorial {adj} | :: tutorial |
| tutorial {m} | :: tutorial |
| tutsi {adj} | :: Tutsi |
| tutsi {mf} | :: Tutsi |
| tutú {m} | :: tutu |
| tutuma {f} | :: A kind of receptacle made of the woody shell of the fruit of the calabash tree (Crescentia cujete) |
| tutumpote {m} [Dominican Republic, pejorative] | :: big cheese; bossyboots |
| Tuvalu {prop} | :: Tuvalu |
| tuvaluano {adj} | :: Tuvaluan |
| tuvaluano {m} | :: Tuvaluan |
| tuvana {f} | :: feminine noun of tuvano |
| tuvano {adj} | :: Tuvan |
| tuvano {m} | :: Tuvan |
| tuxedo {m} | :: tuxedo |
| tuxpeño {adj} | :: Of or from Tuxpan |
| tuxpeño {m} | :: Someone from Tuxpan |
| tuxtleco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Tuxtla Gutiérrez |
| tuya {pron} | :: feminine singular of tuyo |
| tuya {adj} | :: feminine singular of tuyo |
| tuya {f} [botany] | :: (Thuja) thuja |
| tuya {f} [geology] | :: tuya |
| tuya articulada {f} [plant] | :: sandarac (Tetraclinis articulata Masters) |
| tuyas {pron} | :: feminine plural of tuyo Yours |
| tuyas {adj} | :: feminine plural of tuyo Yours, your |
| tú y cuántos más {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: you and whose army? |
| tuyera {f} | :: feminine noun of tuyero |
| tuyero {adj} | :: of or from Valles del Tuy |
| tuyero {m} | :: someone from Valles del Tuy |
| tuyo {pron} | :: yours |
| tuyo {adj} | :: yours, your |
| tuyos {pron} | :: plural of tuyo Yours |
| tuyos {adj} | :: plural of tuyo Yours, your |
| tuza {f} [Mexico] | :: gopher |
| tuzo {m} [Mexico] | :: mole |
| tuzo {m} [Mexico] | :: miner |
| tuzo {m} [football] | :: Someone associated with C.F. Pachuca, a soccer team from Pachuca, Mexico |
| tv {f} | :: (television) TV |
| TV3 {prop} {f} | :: initialism of Televisión de Cataluña. The public broadcasting network of Catalonia, one of the seventeen autonomous communities of Spain |
| TVE {prop} {f} | :: initialism of Televisión Española The public broadcasting network of Spain |
| tweed {m} | :: tweed |
| tweet {m} | :: tweet |
| twerking {m} | :: twerking |
| twist {m} | :: twist |
| twit {m} | :: tweet (message on Twitter) |
| twitear {v} | :: to tweet (use Twitter) |
| twittear {v} [Internet] | :: to tweet |
| twittero {m} | :: alternative spelling of tuitero |
| txiki {adj} | :: small |
| txiki {mf} | :: youngster |
| txipirón {m} | :: alternative spelling of chipirón |
| txistorra {f} | :: alternative spelling of chistorra |
| txistu {m} [musical instruments] | :: A type of three-hole flute from the Basque Country |
| txistulari {m} | :: A txistu player |
| txoko {m} | :: A kind of foodie club |
| txosna {m} | :: A temporary bar in the Basque Country |
| txupinazo {m} | :: alternative spelling of chupinazo |
| txupinera {f} | :: alternative spelling of chupinera |
| txupinero {m} | :: alternative spelling of chupinero |
| tzeltal {mf} | :: superseded spelling of tseltal |
| tzompantli {m} | :: tzompantli ; alternative spelling of zompantli |
| tzotzil {mf} | :: superseded spelling of tsotsil |