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abad parish priest [I12], abbot [II25]
abadejo codfish [I2]
abadesa abbess [I52]
abajar to lower [I31], -se to bow down [I42], to lower oneself [II6]
abajo down [I6], after (in time) [II49]
abalanzarse to dash [I11]
abandonar to abandon [I40]
abarraganada in concubinage [II5]
abarraganado lover [II9]
abatanar to overcome [I21]
abatido disheartened [II26]
abatir to bring down [II43]; -se to submit [dedI], to swoop down [II22], - tienda to draw awnings back [I
abc alphabet [prI]
abecedario alphabet [prI]
abeja bee [I11]
abernuncio I renounce [II35]
abertura spit [II26]
abismo hell [I9], abyss [I14]
ablandar to soften [I20]; -se to relent [II35]
abobado spellbound [II25]
abolengo lineage [II47]
abollado dented [I25]
abominable abominable [II70]
abominar (de) to curse [I51]
abonar to vouch for [II1], to ensure [II22]
abono behalf [II32]
aborrecer to hate [I20]
aborrecible loathsome [II10]
aborrecido hated [prI]
aborrecimiento dislike [I21], loathing [II74]
abrasado burned [I5]
abrasar to set afire [I7], to burn [II65], -se to get burned [II41]
abrazado embracing [I32]
abrazamiento embracing [I23]
abrazar to embrace [I3], to surround [I7], to clutch [I9]
abrazo hug [II13]
abreviar to cut short [I3]
abrigo shelter [dedI]
abrir: - camino to make way [II53], en un - y cerrar de ojos in the twinkling of an eye [II29]
abrojo metal thorn [II36]
absolver to absolve [I51]
absortar to absorb [prI], amazed [II25]
absorto absorbed in thought [I18]
abstenerse to abstain [I20]
absurdo absurdity [I48]
abundancia abundance [I2]
abundante abundant [II20]
abundantísimo very abundant [I31]
abundantísimo very abundant [II67]
abundar to abound [II11]
abundoso abundant [I48]
abuso abuse [I2], misuse [II43]
acá here [I18], después - since then [II1]
acabable transitory [II8]
acabado finished [I10], perfect [I21], dead [II12]
acabamiento end [I52]
acabar to finish [I1], to wind up [I28], -se to be gotten [II65]académico academician [I52]
acaecer to happen [I15]
acaecimiento incident [I23]
acamuzado chamois skin [II46]
acanalado as if through a pipe [II22], grooved [II47]
acardenalado bruised [I16]
acardenalar to bruise [II69]
acariciar to treat tenderly [I37]
acarrear to carry [I34], to cause [II1]
acarriba above, up here [II23]
acaso by chance [I2], on occasions [I10], perhaps [II17]
acatamiento veneration [dedI], respect [I48]
accidente bond [II19]
acebo holly [I13]
acedo harsh [II10]
aceite olive oil [I12], oil [I50]
aceitera oil container [I17]
aceituna olive [II52]
acelerado hurried [I13]
acémila (de repuesto) pack mule [I19]
acendradísimo very unblemished [II38]
acento inflection [I27], sound [I46]
aceña water mill [II29]
acerado made of steel [II14]
acerca de about [I30]
acercarse to go/draw near [I14]
acero steel [I51]
acertadísimo very correct [II25]
acertado correct [I3]
acertado correct [II5]
acertar to happen [prI], to succeed [I3], to hit [I9], to guess [I24], to find [I27], to be right [I50]
acertar to succeed [II4], to achieve [II19], to guess correctly [II25], - a "could" [ded. II]
acetaban = aceptaban accepted [I26]
acetar to accept [II52]
achaque subject [I8], pretext [I40]
aciago sad [I28], ill-fated [II10]
acicalada shiny [II48]
acidente = accidente [I12]
ación = acción [prI]
aclamar to acclaim [II56]
aclarar to break day [I42/43], -se to clarify [I48]
acobardado low spirited [I8], unnerved [II17]
acobardar to intimidate [prI], to terrify [I27]
acocear to trample [II18]
acogemiento = acogimiento
acoger to receive [I11], to take in [I41], -se to resort to [I5], to take refuge [I16]
acogida welcome [I42]
acogimiento reception [dedI], welcome [I11], shelter [I17]
acólito acolyte [II51]
acometedor attacker [I52], attacking [II1]
acometer to attack [I3], to undertake [I13]
acometimiento undertaking [II10]
acomodado reasonable [I1], appropriate [I22], settled [I24], accommodated [I42]acomodar to accommodate [I2], to make fit [I1], to put in shelter [I2], to accompany [I2], to place [I22], to adjust [I27], to arrange [I11], -se to sup ply oneself [I4], to accommodate oneself [I42]
acompañado follower [II13]
acompañamiento retinue [II44]
acompañar to follow [I4], to accompany [I8]
acondicionado trained [I18], mal - with a bad disposition [II65]
aconsejado ill advised [II29]
aconsejar to advise [I3]
acontecer to happen [prI]
acontecimiento event [I15], undertaking [I3]
acordado agreed [reI], reminded [I19]
acordar to remind [I27], to resolve [I5], -se to remember [prI]
acorrer to succor, help [I3]
acorrucarse to curl up in a ball [I16]
acortar to shorten [I30]
acosado pursued [I19]
acosar to harass [I31]
acostado lying down [I16]
acostar to put to bed [I35], to lie a person down [I46]
acostumbrado usual [prI], accustomed [I20], customary [I22]
acotación marginal note [prI], quotation [I33]
acotán falcon-like bird of prey [II10]
acotar to annotate [prI]
acrebillar = acribillar to pinch [II50]
acrecentar to increase [prI]
acreditado confirmed [II25]
acreditar to affirm [I28], to vouch for [I40], to confirm [I50], authenticate [II73], -se to affirm honor [I27]
acreedor creditor [II45]
acribar to sift [I31]
acrisolar to test [I33]
activo active [II8]
acto = auto sentence[I5], general public punishment [I26]
acuchillado holes (as if) cut by knives [I27], slashed [II1]
acuchillador slashing [II1]; quarrelsome man [II49]
acuciarse to hurry [I52]
acuciarse to hurry [I50]
acudir to go [prI], to run to [I3], to go [I18], to come [II4], to come to aid of [I34]
acuerdo concurrence [I6], awake [II12], memory [II67]; estar en su - to have one's wits [I41]
acuitarse to grieve [I2]
acullá over there [I12]
acurrucarse to curl up [II68]
acusar to denounce [reI], to advise [II4]
acuto acute [II38]
adahala gratuity [I31]
adalid leader [I42]
adamado feminine [II35]
adamar to adore [II1]
adarga shield [I1]adarme a bit; literally, 1/16 of an ounce [II44]
adarvar to stun [II35]
adelantado arch. governor [I7], in advance [II25]
adelantarse to move forward [I8], to go in advance [I41]
adelante forward [I2], pasar - to go on [I6], de allí - from then on [I3]; also = delante [II2]
adelfa oleander [I13]
adelgazar to grow thin [II10]
adeliñado adorned [II32], dressed [II73]
adeliñarse to prepare oneself [II42]
adeliño manner of dress [II48]
ademán preparation [I30], manner [I3], gesture [II20], attitude [II25], en - de with the intention of [I11]
además besides [I2], excessively [I18], very [II71]
aderente = adherente accouterment [I2], connected to [I7], follower [I11]
aderezado adorned [I21], equipped [I47]
aderezar to repair [I1], to prepare [I11]
aderezo material [I35], trappings [II16]
adevinar = adivinar [I12]
adiós good-bye [II24]
aditamento inducement [II7], added obligation [II51]
adiva jackal [II68]
adivinanza prophesies [II25]
adivinar to foretell [I12], to guess [I40]
adivino fortune teller [II1]
adjunto addition [I22]
adminícula in small doses [II47]
administración management [I1]
administrar to administer [I50]
admirable astonishing [II35]
admirablemente admirably [I51]
admiración wonder [I13]
admirado amazed [I5]
admirar to amaze [prI], -se to be amazed [I3], -se de to wonder at [prI]
admitido accepted [I3]
admitir to receive [I14], to accept [I23], to allow [II23]
adobar to repair [I30], to clarify [I47]
adobo added flavor [II13], en - pickled [II47]
¿adónde bueno? to where [II24]
adondequiera wherever [II18], anywhere [II23]
adoquiera anywhere [II48]
adorar to adore [I11]
adornarse to adorn oneself [I41]
adorno attire [I41], adornment [II41], -s ornaments [I11], earned [I14]
adquirir to acquire [I28]
adulación flattery [I29]
adulador flatterer [aprob. II]
adular to flatter [II38]
adulterado adulterated [aprob. II]
adunio abundant [II50]
adversidad adversity [II3]
adverso unfavorable [I39]advertencia judgment [I9], warning [I9]
advertido advised [I3], instructed [I7], noted [I33],
advertimiento advice [I33], warning [I41], lesson [II12], lack of caution [II38]
advertir to advise [I8], to note [I10], to point out [pról. II]
afabilidad graciousness [I12]
afable courteous [I1]
afamado famous [I6]
afán distress [I19]
afanar to toil [I13]
afear to condemn [I28], to make ugly [II14]
afectación affectation [aprob. II]
afecto way [I34]
afeminado bland [I15]
aferrado grasping strongly [II45]
aferrarse to anchor to [I34]
afición affection [I3], eagerness [I1], fondness [I9], interest [I24]
aficionado devotee [I9]; liking [I48], fond of [II18]
aficionarse fall in love with [I45], to take a liking to [II19]
afinado having tuned [an instrument] [II44]
afinar to tune an instrument [II46]
afincamiento = ahincamiento ardor [I2]
afirmar to affirm [II24], - el pie llano to behave [II6], -se to make oneself fast [I4], to maintain [I11], to confirm [II72]
aflición affliction [I42]
afligido afflicted [I17], distressed [I37]
afligirse to grieve [I8]
aforismo maxim [II47]
aforrado protected [I8], lined [II58]
aforro = forro lining [I47]
afortunado fortunate [I8]
afrenta affront [I3], disgrace [I16]
afrentado offended [I15]
afrentarse to be ashamed [I28]
africano African [II17]
afrontarse to confront [II1]
¡afuera! out! [I34]
agalla gill [II10]
agareno Mohammedan [II34]
agarrar to grab [II50]
agasajar to receive and treat kindly [I11]
agazapar to crouch [I28], to duck [II26]
agible feasible [I26]
agigantado gigantic [II36]
ágil agile [II7]
agilitarse to make active [II34]
agobiado bent over [I15]
agobiarse to bend over [II55]
agonía anxiety [I33]
agora = ahora [prI]
agorero ill-boding [I14]; superstitious [II22]; soothsayer [II58]
agostado withered [II12]
agraciado graceful [I18], genteel [I23]
agradable pleasant [I1]
agradablemente graciously [dedI]
agradar to please [I15]agradecer to thank [prI]
agradecidísimo very grateful [II14]
agradecido pleasing [I7], acknowledged [I24], grateful [I27], favored [I39]
agradecimiento thankfulness [I24], gratitude [I12]
agrado affability [II18]
agraviado aggrieved [I13]
agraviar to harm [I8]
agravio injury [I1], wrong [I2], offense [I22]
agraz, en prematurely [II38]
agregar to add [II27]
agua rain [I42], de - y lana of little worth [II13]
aguachirle watered-down wine [II20]
aguamanos water for washing hands [II31]
aguar to mar pleasure [I20], to water down [II51]
aguardador defender [I37]
aguardar(se) to wait [I2], to await [I4], to expect [II16]
agudeza subtlety [prI], repartee [I6]
agudo sharp [I13]
agüela = abuela grandmother [I49]
agüela grandmother [II20]
agüelo = abuelo grandfather, pl. ancestors [II5]
agüero omen [II8]
agüero omen [I41]
aguijar to make haste [I34], to hurry [II14]
aguijón prick [I20], spike [I10]
águila eagle [II22]
aguileño aquiline [II14]
aguja needle [I28]
agujereado punctured [II55]
agujero needle maker [I17], hole [I33], window [I42/43]
aguzar to sharpen [II58]
ahechar to sift [I31], to give [II25]
ahecho winnowing [II32]
ahí there [prI], por - over there [I1]
ahijado godson [I3], master [II14]
ahijar to adopt [prI]
ahincado zealous [I34]
ahinco zeal [I15], insistence [I36]
ahita overeating [II25]
ahitarse to gorge [I37]
ahogar to throttle [I1], -se to drown [I41]
ahondar to dig into [I33]
ahora1/4 ahora [ora] whether1/4 or [II21]
ahorcado hanged [II51]; hanged person [I25]
ahorcar(se) to hang (oneself) [I25]
ahorrar to spare [I6], to save [I10], to liberate [II24]
ahorrativo economizing [II40]
ahorro sparing [I48]
ahuyentar to drive away [II68]
aína soon [II49], más - rather [I18]
airado furious [I4]
airarse to anger [II1]
aire air [I3], wind [II14]
aislado isolated [II8]
ajedrez chess [I32]ajeno of another person [dedI], irrelevant [I3], of another [I14]; - de void of [prI]
ajo garlic [II31]
ajorca bracelet [I40]
ajuar trousseau [II52]
ajustar to adapt [I28]
ál other, anything else [I2]
ala wing [I19], row [II34], en - in a half-circle [II60]
Alá Allah [I40]
alabado praised [prI]
alabanza praise [I3]
alabar to praise [prI]
alabarda halberd [II24]
alabastro alabaster [I13]
alambre wire [II74]
alameda poplar grove [II28]
álamo poplar tree [I51]
alancear to spear [I18]
alano great Dane [I6]
alárabe Arab [I39]
alarde, hacer to boast [II16]
alargar to reach [I13], to extend [I20]
alarido howl [II23]
alba dawn [I4], al romper del - at daybreak [I34]
albacea executor [II74]
albanega hairnet [I16]
albañil bricklayer [II6]
albañir = albañil bricklayer [I20]
albar white [II13]
albarda packsaddle [I42/43]
albarrazado reddish brown [II39]
albedrío will [prI]
albergar to reside [I23], -se to lodge [II22]
albo very white [II35]
albogue cymbal [II19]
albondiguillas small meat balls [II62]
alborotado turbulent [I5], agitated [I12], excited [I22]
alborotar to create disorder [I45], to excite [II11], -se to get excited [I20], to get worried [I40]
alboroto tumult [I21]
alborozado exhilarated [I4]
alborozar to delight [I47]
alborozo exhilaration [I2]
albricias reward [I31], good news [II65], dar - to congratulate [II25]
alcabala tax [prI]
alcabalero tax collector [II52]
alcahuete pimp [I22]
alcaide governor [I2], governess [II38]
alcaidía governor's office house [I5]
alcalde mayor [priv. II], judgeship [I2], friend at court [II43], magistrate [II48], judge [II66]
alcaller potter [II30]
alcance: dar - to affect [I14], andar en los -s to almost figure out, ir a los - to pursue [I52]
alcancía "piggy bank" [II20], vessel of clay [II53], money box [II67]
alcanzar to reach, to attain [prI], to understand [I14], to obtain [I44], to overtake [II24]alcatifa pew cushion made of silk of wool [II5]
alcázar palace [I2]
alcornoque cork tree [I11]
alcornoqueño cork adj. [II10]
alcurnia family [I13], ancestry [I22], lineage [I49]
alcuza cruet [I17]
aldabazo loud knock [II9]
aldea village [I2]
aldeana village girl [II10]
aldeano villager [I28]
aldegüela village rustic [I46]
alegar to allege [I38], to quote [II24]
alegoría allegory [II22]
alegrar to gladden [I14], -se to be happy [I18]
alegre merry [I13], happy [I40]
alegría joy [I6]
alejarse to go away [I18]
alemán foreign-made [II32], German [II54]
Alemania Germany [I49]
alemaña animal rustic [II29], Alemaña Germany
alentar to breathe [I45], to cheer up [aprob. II]
alerta, estar to be on the watch [II47], to be alert [II54]
alerto alert [II59]
alevosía treachery [I3]
alevoso treacherous [I3]
alfana strong horse [I18]
alfanje short, curved sword [I37]
alfaquí Arabic professor of jurisprudence [II67]
alfenique, -ñique almond paste [II1]
alferecía epilepsy [II14]
alférez lieutenant [I39]
alfiler straight pin [I26]
alfilerazo pin prick [II69]
alfombra carpet [II21]
alforja saddlebag [I3], -s knapsack [I20]
algalia civet [I4]
algarroba carob bean [II13]
algazara uproar [II20]
algodón cotton [I25], cotton ball [I4]
alguacil constable [II48], - de corte bailiff [II38]
alguna cosa something [I2]
alhaja belonging [I18]
alhelí clove pink flower [II41]
alheña, hecho una beaten up [pról. II]
alhombra = alfombra carpet [I50]
alhucema lavender [II67]
aliaga furze (thorny plant) [II61]
aliento vigor [I5], breath [I8]
aligerar to hurry [II49]
alimaña animal [I50]
alimentar to nourish [I36]
alimpiar to clean [aprob. II]
alindar to border on [I30]
alisarse to make smooth [II41]
alistarse to prepare [I29]
aliviadísimo very relieved [I17]
aliviar to lighten [I19], to remedy [I24], to relieve [I49
alivio relief [prI]
aljaba quiver [II44]
aljófar seed pearl [I41]allanar to subdue [I34], -se to level out [II52]
allegado follower [I37]
allende overseas [I1]
allí junto nearby [I10]
allombre = al hombre [I23]
alma soul [prI], heart [II35]
almacén warehouse [II67]
almagre red paint [II10]
almalafa Moorish cape [I37]
almario = armario cabinet [I46]
almeja mussel [I50]
almena battlement [I2]
almendra almond [II23], stone [I18]
almete helmet [I19]
almíbar syrup [II38]
almidón starch [II18]
almidonar to starch [II24]
almilla jacket [II1]
almirez mortar [II70]
almohada cushion [I8]
almohadilla sewing cushion [I28]
almohaza currying brush [II67]
almohazar to curry [II32]
almorzar to eat lunch [II7]
alojamiento lodging [II19]
alojar to lodge [I10]
alongado departed [I21], a good distance away [II27]
alongar to throw [II19], -se to go away [I17]
alquiler, de for rent [I8], rental [I29]
alquimia fool's gold [II6], alchemy [II16]
alrededor around [II27], - de surrounding [I13]
alrededores surroundings [I41]
altamente highly [II16]
altanería falconry [II30], highness [II30], -s heights [II41]
altanero high-flying [II22]
altar altar [II8]
alteración strong emotion [I28], quarrel [I50]
alterado rough [I41], angry [II1]
alterar to change [I33], -se to be upset [II70], -sele la cólera to become angry [II26]
altercar to debate [II41]
alteza high level [I24], loftiness [I41]
altibajo downward thrust [II19]l, -s ups and downs [II3]
altillo little hill [I18]
Altísimo God [II32]
altisonante high-sounding [I22]
altivez haughtiness [I12]
alto high-born [I25], high-sounding [I1], stop [I10], layer of fabric [II10], de - abajo all the way down [II63]
altura height [I14]
aludir to allude [II8]
alumbrar to illuminate [I4], to shine [I49]
alzado cleared [I50]
alzamiento revocation [I25]
alzar to raise [I3], to pick up [I21], to remove [I25], -se to raise [I2], to go away [II49]
ama housekeeper [I1], mistress [I34], wet-nurse [II44]
amable loveable [I14]
amado beloved [I25]amador lover [I14]
amainado lowered [II63]
amainar to take in the sails [I41],
amancebado cohabitating [I24]
amanecer daybreak [I7]; to dawn [I17], to arrive at dawn [I41], to wake up [I31]
amansar to tame [I42/43]
amantado draped [II36]
amante lover [I12]
amañarse to find a way [II13]
amaranto amaranth [II20]
amargamente bitterly [I34]
amargar to sting [II35]
amargo bitter [I13]
amargura bitterness [II18]
amarillez yellowness [II16]
amarillo yellow
amarra rope [II29]
amarrar to tie [II35]
amasar to knead [II33]
ámbar ambergris [I4]
ambición ambition [II32]
ambicioso greedy [I27], ambitious [II2]
ambos both [I20], - para en uno well-matched [I19]
amén except [I2], - de besides [I12]
amenaza threat [I14]
amenazador threatening [II1]
amenazar to threaten [I4], to menace [I8]
amenidad amenity [prI]
amenísimo very pleasant [II23]
ameno pleasant [II23]
amigo fond [II16]
amistad friendship [prI]
amo master [I4]
amohinarse to be irritated [I17]
amojamado dried up [II1], dry-cured [II23]
amor love [prI]
amoratado purple [II14]
amores amours [I1]
amorosamente lovingly [I33]
amoroso amorous [I11], affectionate [I42], gentle [II69]
amortiguado deadened [I24]
amparar to protect [I11]
amparo protection [I3]
ampo whiteness [II10]
anales annals [I2]
anascote lightweight wool [II38]
anca crupper [I3]
anchísimo stately [II23]
ancho broad [I2]
anchura breadth [I42/43], a sus -s freely [I49]
ancianidad age [II13]
anciano very old [I23]; old man [II23]
áncora anchor [I34]
andadura length [I35]
Andalucía Andalusia [I2]
andaluz Andalusian [I2]
andamio scaffold [II14], platform [II19]
andante errant [I1]
andantesca belonging to knights errant [I7]
andanza, mala bad fortune [I19]
andar to go [Ipról.], to act [I34], to float [II10], to walk around [II25]; a más - quickly [II8], - de nones to be vagrant [II49];andar, cont'd. por - future [II73]
andariego swift [II1], gad-about [II1]
andas litter [I13]
andurriales by-roads [I29]
anegarse to drown [I14]
anejo a associated with [I15]
anexo a usual [I23]
ángel angel [I23], agua de -es perfumed water [II32]
angosto narrow [II6]
anguila eel [II18]
ángulo angle [II19]
angustia anguish [I20]
angustiado needy [II19], miserable [II48]
anillo ring [I10]
ánima soul [I4], fortitude [I3]
animal animal [I41]
animalejo small animal [I33]
animar(se) to encourage (oneself) [I19], to cheer up [II74]
ánimo spirit [I3], mind [I13], courage [I23], heart [I45]; poco - faint-hearted [I20]; tener - to have courage [I22]
animosísimo very courageous [I32]
animoso courageous [I32]
aniquilar to annihilate [I4], to humble [I22]
anjeo coarse linen [I16]
anochecer to fall asleep [I31], to grow dark [I2], to become night [II23]; nightfall [I2], to leave at nightfall [I41]
anotación annotation [prI]
anotar to annotate [prI]
ansí thus [I1]
ansia longing [I21], -s nausea [I17], torture [I22]
ansimesmo = ansimismo
ansimismo also [I22], likewise [I3]
ansioso in anguish [II28]
antaño yesteryear [II43]
ante before [I2], rather [prI]
antecedente preceding [I7]
antecoger to catch [II25]
antecogido followed [II17]
antecogiendo gathering [I19]
antes rather [I8]
antesala antechamber [II37]
antifaz veil [I26], mask [I37]
antiguo ancient [prI]
antípodas antipodes [II45]
antiquísimo very old [I21]
antojadizo capricious [prI]
antojarse to fancy [I3], to feel like [I8]
antojo fancy [I26], -s glasses [II19]
antojos de camino traveling masks [I8]
antojuno with eyeglasses [II48]
antonomasia call by nickname [I33]
antorcha torch [II53]
antropófago cannibal [II68]
anublar to cloud [pról. II]
anudar to join [II17]
anular to rescind [I10]
anzuelo hook [aprob. II]
añadidura addition [I1], por - in addition [I22]
añadir to add [I1]
añascar to confound [I20]añejo wine [II3]
año, mal see mal año
añudado tied together [I35], withered [II47]
añudar to tie [I27]
apacentar to graze [I18]
apacibilidad gentleness [I47]
apacible pleasant [prI], affable [I30]
apaciguar to calm down [I24]
apagar to put a flame out [I16]
apaleado drubbed (person) [I4]
apalear to maul [I19], to snatch [II47]
aparadores, rodilla de dishrag [II32]
aparatos preparations [I39], festivities [I19]
aparejadísimos very prepared [II38]
aparejar to prepare [II4], -se to get ready [I8],
aparejos equipment [reI], trappings [I21]
aparente make-believe [II12]
apariencia appearance [I1], special effect in the theater [I48]
apartado distant [I14], out of the way [I27], separated [I40]
apartamiento isolated room [II9]
apartar to dissuade [I20], to put aside [II24], to lift up [II41], -se to separate oneself [I3], to withdraw [I4], to split [I42], to make way [I53]
aparte to one side [I6]
apasionado fond [I48]
apeado gotten off
apeamiento dismounting [II29]
apear(se) to dismount [I2]
apedernalado flinty [II35]
apelativo distinctive [I19]
apellidar to call together [I41]
apellido last name [I40]
apenas scarcely [I4], hardly [I2]
apercebido prepared [I41]
apero flock [I51]
apersonado good-looking [II48]
apesarado troubled [II64]
apetecer to crave [I27]
apetites reason [II14]
apetito appetite [I24], desire [I36]
apicarado mischievous [II32]
apiñado crowded together [II58]
aplacar to pacify [I35], -se to abate [I15]
aplacer to please [I39]
aplauso solemnity [I32], flattery [pról. II], applause [II26]
aplazado agreed upon [II56]
aplicación application [II73]
aplicado persevering [II22]
aplicar to apply [I11], to give [II51], -se to boast [I51]
apocado reduced [I16]
apocar to undervalue [I7], to diminish [I51]
apócrifo apocryphal [I48]
apoderarse to take possession of [II16]
aporreado cudgeled [I13]
aporreante combatant [I52]
aporrear to knock [I21], to pound [I45], to beat [II17]
aporrearse to punch oneself [II47]
aportar arch. to bring [I25]aposento room [I6], space [II56]
aposta on purpose [II46]
apostar to bet [I10]
apostura neatness [I23], bearing [I37]
apoyar to support [I34]
apreciador assessor [II26]
aprehensión understanding [II1], apprehension [II14]
apremio constraint [I4]
apresurado hurried [II21]
apresurarse to hurry [II49]
apretado compressed [I28], dense [I40], cornered [II14], in a tight spot [II70]
apretar to distress [I2], to clutch [I4], to tighten [I20], to drive [II7], to squeeze [II17], to bite [I34]; - el cerco to lay siege [I34]
apriesa arch. in a hurry [I2]
aprieto difficulty [I20], awkward situation [II5]
aprisco fold [I50]
aprobación probation [I21], approval [I48]
aprobar to approve [prI]
apropiado suitable [II1]
aprovechamiento advantage [I49]
aprovechar to be(come) useful [I14], to be of help [I42/43], no - to do no good [I18]; -se de to make use of [prI], to take advantage of [I21]
apuesta bet [II62]
apuesto elegant [I17]
apuntado noted [reI], pointed out [I10]
apuntamiento agreement [II52]
apuntando aiming [I22]
apuntar to aim [I20], to prompt [I30], to write down [II3], -se to get angry [II19]; - a dar to hint at [I24]
apuñeado pummeled [I16]
apurado investigated minutely [I21], drained [I24]
apurarse to hurry [I42/43]
aqueso that [I32]
aqueste this [I33]
aquéste that one [I25]
aquí adelante, de from now on [I4]
aquistarse to be acquired [II42]
árabe Arab [I18]
arábigo Arabic [I9]
arado plow [I11]
arancel law [I35]
arañar to scratch [II7]
arar to plow [II53]
arbitrante adviser [II1]
arbitrio judgment [II1], will [II1]
árbitro arbitrator [I46]
árbol mast [I41], tree [I3]
arboleda wooded area [II59]
arca chest [II20]
arcabucería musketry [I38]
arcabuz musket [I41]
arcabuzazo musket wounds [I51]
archiduque archduke [II29]
archivo archive [prI]
arco bow [I18], - del cielo rainbow [I13]
arder to burn [I7]
ardid ruse [II21], scheme [II56]
ardiente burning [I1]ardimiento undaunted courage [I19]
ardite old coin of little value [I17]
ardor vigor [I2], heat [I12]
arduo difficult [I27]
arena sand [prI]
arenga harangue [I5]
arenoso sandy [I40]
arenque herring [I18]
argado bad move [II69]
argamasa cement [I11]
argentado silvered [II35]
argentería: hojas de - de oro golden sequins [II35]
argolla iron ring [I22]
argüir to argue [I49]
argumento argument [II40]
arista chaff [II39]
arma emergency [II53]; -s arms [II6], armor [I1], coat of arms [II18]; tocar (al) - to sound the alarm [I1]
armada fleet [I25]
armado dubbed [I2], armed [I2], with armor on [I29], ready [I48]
armadura armor [I18]
armar to dub [I2], to equip [I40], to put together [II20], to set up [II25], -se to arm oneself [I2], to be dubbed a knight [I2]
armas armor [I1], arms [I2]
armazón dubbing [I3]
armería armory [I49]
arminio = armiño ermine [I33]
armiño ermine [I2]
armonía harmony [I2]
armónico harmonic [II67]
arnaúte Albanian [I39]
arnés coat of mail [II22], suit of armor [II52], - tranzado articulated armor [II52]
aromático aromatic [I31]
arqueta small chest [I3]
arráez Arabic captain [II63]
arraigado of the landed gentry [II43]
arraigar to take hold [II74]
arrancar to draw out [I17], to pull out [I18], to pull off [I42/43]
arrasar to fill [II48]
arrastrado uncertain [II57]
arrastrar to drag [I25], -se to writhe [I41]
arrebatadamente hurriedly [II69]
arrebatar to carry off [I36], to snatch [I52]
arremangado rolled up sleeve [I18]
arremeter to attack [I4], to run to [I31], -se to dare to [II2]
arremetida attack [II55]
arrendador landlord [II52]
arrendamiento leasing [I50]
arrendar to tie a horse up [I35]; no le arrendara la ganancia I wouldn't like to be in their shoes [II1]
arreo continually [II12]
arreos trappings [I2]
arrepentido repentant [I27]
arrepentimiento repentance [I34]
arrepentirse to repent [I23]
arriba: medio cuerpo - from the waist up [I4], de - abajo from head to foot [I16], from top to bottom [I23]; más - de beyond [II24]arribar to arrive [II6]
arrimado leaning against [I3], placed near [I4], to stick [II14]
arrimarse to lean [II32], to depend on [II44]
arrimo prop [I33]
arrinconado discarded [II62]
arroba 11.5 kilos [I9]
arrobamiento amazement [I27]
arrocado turned-up [I42]
arrodillado kneeling [I36]
arrodillamiento kneeling down [II10]
arrogancia arrogant thing [I4]
arrogante haughty [I4]
arrojadamente rashly [aprob. II]
arrojado bold [I14]
arrojar to fling [I3], to emit [I36], -se to throw oneself [II29]
arropar to cover [I17]
arrostrar to face [II16]
arrostrar to confront [I30], to look at [II16]
arroyo stream [I14]
arroyuelo little stream [I25]
arrugado wrinkled [II47]
arrullador flatterer [II41]
arrullar lulling [I14]
arrumbadas forecastle [II63]
arte condition [I18], art [I23], way [II16] -s cunning [I7], - buenas fine arts [dedI]
artesa basin [II32], trough [II53]
artesilla basin [II32]
artesoncillo basin [II32]
artífice creator [pról. II]
artificio craft [I6], ploy [I7], cunning [I34], danza de - artistic dance [II20], figuras del - puppets [II25]
artificioso ingenious [I11], play-acted [II8]
artillería artillery [I33]
aruño = araño scratch [II52]
arzobispal referring to the archbishop [I29]
arzobispo archbishop [I7]
arzón pommel [I20], - postrero rear part of saddle frame [II43]
asado roasted [II13]
asador spit [II20]
asadura entrails [I21]
asaetear to shoot with arrows [II24]
asalariado on salary [I21]
asaltar to strike [I2], to assault [I34], to seize [I41]
asalto attack [I23]
asar to roast [II20]
asaz abundantly arch. [I25], enough [I42/43]
asco nausea [I18], disgust [aprob. II]
asconder = esconder to hide [I28]
ascua ember [II10]
ascuras = a escuras in the dark [I16]
aseado clean [II16]
asegurar to assure [I4], to calm [I41], to reassure [124], to make safe [I38], - la conciencia to clear one's conscience [II26], -se to insure against [I1], to assure oneself [I36]asendereado beaten [I25], overwrought [II9]< /P>
asentado established [II19]
asentar to note [I3], to fit [I7], to strike [I17], to settle [I1], to become [I7], to sit [I7], to seat [I45]; -se to sit down [II31]; - una plaza to begin military service [I39]
asesor legal adviser [II32]
asestar to aim [I38]
así thus [prI]; - como as soon as [I2], just as [I34]
asido attached [I23], grasped [I16], tied [II46]
asiento site [prI], seat [I24]
asimesmo = asimismo
asimismo therefore [I3], also [I7], likewise [I33]
asinino referring to asno [II33]
asir to grasp [I4], to hold [I22], to catch [II26], - de to hold [I3], to grasp [pról. II]
asistencia presence [I45]
asistente in attendance [II19]
asistir to be present [I34]
asnal asinine, that is "like a donkey" [II19]
asnalmente "on a donkey" [I7]
asno donkey [I5]
asolado devastated [II59]
asolar to destroy [I39]
asolver to resolve [II8]
asomar to appear [I8], -se to lean out [I41]
asombradizo shy [I19]
asombrado astonished [I35]
asombrar to terrify [II14], to darken [II39]
asombro dread [I32]
asomo trace [I52]
aspa windmill sails [I8]
aspado wound [I28]
aspar to wind [II47]
ásperamente harshly [II32]
aspereza hardship [I25], roughness [I42/43], -s rugged territory [I23]
áspero harsh [I14]
aspetator spectator Ital. [II19]
asqueroso revolting [I33], squeamish [II20]
astilla splinter [I5]
astillero lancerack [I1], shipyard [I41]
astrolabio old navigational instrument [II29]
astrología astrology [I12], - judiciaria astrological forecasting [II8]
astrólogo astrologer [I47]
astroso ragged [I24]
astucias cunning [I47]
asturiano from Asturias [I16]
astuto crafty [I24]
asumpto = asunto enterprise [II2]
asunto subject [aprob. II]
asurarse to be burned [II41]
asustado frightened [II47]
atabal drum [II26]
atadillo little bundle [I40]
atado tied [I2], bound [I22]
atadura restriction [II18]
atajar to cut across [I23], to cut off [I33]atajo shortcut [II61]
atalaya high place [II48], watch tower [II63], en - on guard [I33]
atalegar to hit with a sack [II14]
atambor = tambor drum [I18]
atañer to appertain [I2]
atar to tie [I4], to bind [I34], - bien el dedo to be careful [II7], ser un loco de - to me as mad as a hatter [II10]
atavío attire [II12]
atemorizar to frighten [II17]
atenazar to tear with red-hot pincers [II69]
atender arch. for to wait [I3], to attend [I7], - a to heed [I8]
atenerse to wait for [I21], to abide by [I37]
atenido dependent [I38], sticking to [II44]
atentadamente discreetly [II1]
atentado careful [I16]
atentamente carefully [I44]
atentar = tentar to feel with the fingers [I18]
atentísimamente very attentively [I49]
atentísimo very attentive [I34]
atento attentive [prI]
atenuado lean [I9]
aterrar to destroy [I14]
atestado crammed [I3], filled [I22]
atildadura care [II47]
atildar to spruce up [II67]
atinar to figure out [I42/43]
átomo atom [II1]
atónito astonished [I9]
atontado stupefied [I24]
atormentar to torment [II8]
atosigar to poison [II10]
atraer to attract [I12]
atraillar to be on a leash [I22]
atrancar to bar a door [I17]
atrás behind [I37]
atravesado stretched across [I15], squinting [I52], pierced [II34], stuck [II35]
atravesar to go across [I23], to place across [II34]
atreverse a to dare to [I14]
atrevidamente daringly [aprob. II]
atrevidillo impudent [II24]
atrevido impudent [I3], fearless [I5], daring [I10]; impertinent person [pról.II]
atrevido bold [II51]
atrevimiento insolence [I3], daring [I38]; daring act [II11]
atribuir to attribute [I4]
atribular to distress [II60]
atronar to stun [I45], to deafen [II9]
atropellado hasty [II60]
atropellar to push through [prI], to trample [I28], to overcome [I33]
atrozmente cruelly [I18]
aturdido dazed [I3]
atusar to smooth [II32]
audacísimo very bold [I28]
audiencia court of justice [I3]
auditorio audience [I32]
aula palace [I52]
aullido howl [I14]
aumentar to increase [I27]
aumento increase [I1]aun even [I35]
aún still [I6]
aunque although [prI], even though [I34], as though [I34]
aurora dawn [I2]
ausencia absence [I14]
ausentar to be absent [I14], -se to absent oneself [I20], to go away [I35]
ausente absent [I32]
auténticamente with authority [II72]
auténtico authentic [I52]
auto judgement [tasa II]
autor author [prI], authority [I1], perpetrator [I6], producer [I48], -es authorities [I2]
autoridad authority [prI], credit [I42]
autorizar to glorify [II17], to prove [I22], -se to find worth [II16]
avariento miser [II48]
avaro miserly [II6]
avasallado enslaved [I3]
avasallarse to submit to [II58]
ave bird [I8]
avecita little bird [II33]
avellana hazel nut [II10]
avellanado shriveled [prI], dry [I11], tanned [II50]
avemaría the Hail Mary prayer [I17]
avenir to happen [I2], to reconcile [I45], to adapt [I3], to act [II56]; -se to adapt [II11], to be together with [II53], to stay away [II62]
avenirse to be reconciled [I32]
aventajado superior [II14], aventajado excessive [II62]
aventajar to prefer [I37], -se to surpass [I4], to grow [II42]
aventura adventure [I1], risk [I33]
aventurar to venture [I8], -se to risk [I23]
aventurero knight errant [I2]; errant [I47]
avergonzado ashamed [II49]
avergonzarse to feel ashamed [I33]
averiguación verification [I15]
averiguado proven [I3], no - disputed [II19]
averiguar to find out [I2], to discover [prI]
avestruz ostrich [II23]
avieso adversely [I52], perverse [II62]
avisado clear-sighted [I27]
avisar to tell, warn [I5], to inform [I7], to send news [I42]
aviso counsel [I9], information [I14], announcement [I15], communication [I40]; advised [I15]; sobre - on guard [I24]
avispa wasp [II68]
avivado encouraged [I22]
avivar to inflame [I14], to encourage [I25]
ayo governor [I15]
ayudador helper [I35]
ayudar to help [I8]
ayunas, en fasting [II36]
ayunos without any idea [I48], fasting [II23]
ayunque = yunque anvil [I33]
ayuntado joined [I46]
ayuntamiento town hall [II52]
ayuso beneath archaic [II50]
azabache jet [II21]
azacán water carrier [I21]
azada hoe [II52]
azadón pick-axe [II33]
azar lucky throw in dice [I25]
azófar brass [I21]
azogado, temblar como un to shake like a leaf [II32]
azogue mercury [I31]
azor falcon [II30]
azorarse to become distressed [II33]
azotaina whipping [II35]
azote whiplash [I4], whip [I9], lash [I26]
azotesco pertaining to whipping [II48]
azufre, piedra sulphur [I4]
azul blue [I37]
azumbre half gallon [I10]