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Don Quixote Dictinary. Compiled by Tom Lafthrop. |
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rabel rebec [I11]
rabia rage [I9]
rabiar to seethe with rage [I9], to be furiously eager [II9]
rabioso furious [I51]
rabo tail [I21]
rabultado matted [I23]
racimo bunch (of grapes, dates) [II21]
ración portion [I2], income [II24]
rafigurar to recognize [II54]
raíces property [I12]
raído scraped [II55]
raigón root [II57]
raíz root [I44]
raja shred, slice [I6], - de Florencia a fine cloth [I6]
rajar to split [I52]
rajita little slice [II66]
ralea breed [I4], kind [II38]
rallar to scrape [I42/43]
ralo with gaps [II23]
rama branch [I25]
ramal rope [II36]
ramera prostitute [prI]
ramo branch [I8], bouquet [I14]
rana frog [II42]
rancho small room [I16], hut [II29], jail cell [I40]
rancioso old [I28]
rancor = rencor animosity [I9]
randado lace-trimmed [II47]
randas lace [II18], puntas de - lace [II52]
randera lacemaker [II70]
rapacería childish prank [II49]
rapador barber [II1]
rapamiento shaving [II40]
rapar(se) to shave [I21]
rapaza young girl [I12]
rapiña prey, aves de - birds of prey [II22]
rapista barber [II1]
raposa fox [I29]
raras veces infrequently [I3]
raro extravagant [I11], strange [I23], rare [I39]
rasa smooth [I18]
rascarse to scratch one another [II12], to scratch oneself [II22]
rasgado torn [I20], strumming [I51]
rasgar to tear [I25]
rasguño sketch [II32]
raso smooth [I18], satin [I27], en campo - in the open air [I19], silla rasa plain saddle [II10]
rastrear to drag [I18], to investigate [I23], to skim the ground [II40]
rastrillado combed [I28]
rastrillar to comb [I25]
rastrillo iron grating over gate [II71]
rastro trail [II14], slaughterhouse [II20]
rastrojos harvested field [I2]
rata prorated [I20], - por cantidad prorated [II28]
ratero trivial [I16]
rato period of time [I1], rat [I16]
raudal swift current [II29]raya line [I34], border [II26], a - within limits [I3], within bounds [I8], echar - to surpass [II47]
rayar en to approach [I39]
rayo ray [I7], lightning bolt [I18]
raza race [I28]
razón reason [I1], rational faculty [I1], word [prI], consideration [I2], justice [I4], argument [I38]; ser - to be right [I1], estar a - to be reasonable [II16], por - de because of [I14], con - reasona bly [I27], con buena - reasonably [I19], dar - to explain [I35]
razonable reasonable [I7], proper [I41]
razonado, bien well-spoken [II32]
razonamiento speech [I11], conversation [II3]
razonar to talk [I25]
real Spanish silver coin worth 34 maravedís [I1]; spoils [I21]; royal [I21], - Consejo Royal Council [I32]
realzar to enhance [II4]
rebaño flock [I18]
rebenque whip [II63]
rebién very well [I23]
rebullir to come to life [II69]
rebuznar to bray [II25]
rebuzno bray [II8], braying [II25]
recado message [I20], profit [I37], provisions [I48], feed [II25], mal - injury [I15], carelessness [I23]
recámara bedroom [I27]
recambio reciprocation [I27]
recapacitar to remind [II43]
recatado modest [I24]
recatarse to be cautious [I34]
recato modesty [I12], prudence [I12], reserve [I42]
recebía = recibía [I1]
recebían = recibían [I3]
recebido = recibido received [I3], accepted [I49]
recebir = recibir
recelarse to suspect [I24], to become suspicious [I24]
recelo fear [I35]
receloso fearful [II19]
receta recipe [I10], prescription [aprob. II]
recetado prescribed [I27]
rechinante to creak [II34]
reciamente strongly [II14]
recibir to accept [I4], to greet [I13]
recio strong [I1], hard to bear [I25], hard [II71]
recíproco reciprocal [I33]
recitante actor [II11]
recitar to recite [I25]
reclusión seclusion [II15]
recluso in seclusion [I6]
recobrar to recover [II35]
recoger(se) to gather (together) [I2], to take shelter [I2], to lock up [I33], to retire [42]
recogido received [I11], crouching [I16], reserved [I33], secluded [II46]
recogimiento privacy [I12], concentration [I11], seclusion [II1]recompensa compensation [I11]
recompensar to recompense [I47]
reconciliado reconciled [I28]
reconciliarse to be reconciled [I40]
reconocer to recognize [I27]
recordación remembrance [I8]
recordar to wake up [II41]
recorrer to examine [I17]
Recorrido having run fingers over [strings of instrument] [II44]
recostado leaning [I42/43]
recostar to court [I3], -se to lean against [I50]
recreación recreation [I48]
recrear to gladden [I24], -se to enjoy [I47]
recto straight [I20], direct [I29]
rector principal, head [II1], headmaster [II47]
rectoría office of principal [ded. II]
rectórico eloquent [I48]
recua drove of mules, horses [I3]
recuesto slope [I47]
red net [I21]
redecilla harinet [II49]
redemir = redimir: - su vejación to relieve one's vexation [II35]
redención recovery [I2]
redoma flask [I10]
redonda, a la around [I11]
redondez roundness, face [of earth] [I19]
redondo round [I33]
redropelo, a against one's will [II12]
reducir to convert [prI], to come to [I23], to restore [I27], to persuade [I28], to bring [I30], to convince [II7]; -se to reconfirmed oneself [II65], to stay [II73]; - a cuenta to count [I38]
redundar to redound [I3]
refacción nourishment [I50]
referido mentioned [I3]
referir to relate [I3], -se a to refer to [tasa II]
refocilarse to have recreation [I15], to enjoy [II22]
reforzar to make loud [I16]
refrán saying, proverb [I7]
refrancico little proverb [II28]
refriega fray [I18]
refrigerio comfort [I37]
refugio refuge [I36]
regaladamente pleasantly [I27]
regaladísimo well entertained [II18]
regalado cheerful [I8], pampered [I28], delicate [I42/43]
regalar to entertain [I11], to pamper [I28], to caress [I42/43]
regalo pleasure [prI], joy [I24], comfort [I37], luxury [II18]
regañar to argue [II70]
regatón hoarder [II51]
regazo lap [II45]
regenta president of the court of justice's wife [II60]
regente president of the court of justice [II60]
regidor alderman [II25]regimiento municipal council [II45]
región = legión legion [I45]
regir to rule [I4], to control [II14], to direct [II63]
registro register book [I22]
regocijadamente joyfully [I8]
regocijado happy [II5]
regocijador merrymaker [II7]
regocijar to gladden [I33]
regocijo merriment [I19], joy [I45], -s festivities [I22]
regodeo jest [I22]
regoldar to belch [II43]
regostare to take a fancy to [II69]
regüeldo belch [II43]
rehacerse to rally [I19]
rehuir to refuse [I28]
rehusar to refuse [I26], to not accept [II18]
reina queen [I4]
reinar to reign [I47]
reino kingdom [reI]
reinocorporarse to reconcile oneself [II65]
reír to laugh [I3]
reiterar to reiterate [II18]
reja grate [I21], - del corvo arado plow [I11]
rejal stack of bricks laid criss-cross [II20]
rejo strength [I25]
relación report [reI], telling [I9], account [II7]
relatar to relate [II10]
relente lack of care [II53]
relieve relief [II58]
relieves leftovers [I20]
religión order [I39], religion [II8]
religioso friar [I8]
relinchar neighing [I18]; to neigh [II8]
relincho neigh [II4]
reliquia relic [I18], vestige [I41], holy relic [I33], -s remains [II26]
reloj clock [I33]
relucir to sparkle [II7]
relumbrar to shine [I21]
remachar to flatten [I52]
remanecer to reappear suddenly [I12]
remanso sluggishness [II17]
rematadamente utterly [I38]
rematado terminated [I1], complete [II33]
rematar to finish [I19]
remate end [I40], como - on top of it all [I35], puntas y -s borders [I27]
remediar to remedy [prI], to help [I45], to put a stop to [II16]
remedio remedy [I5], medicine [I24], measures [I40]
remendado mended [II2], spotted [II10]
remendón clothes mender [I3]
rementir to lie [I45]
remero rower [I41]
remiendo patch [II44]
remirar to inspect [I24]
remisión pardon [I6], seclusion [I33], postponement [II67]
remiso remiss [II32]
remitir to submit [I50], to send [II21], -se to defer [I45]remo oar [I39]
remojado marinated [I2]
remolino barrier of people [I52]
remondarse el pecho to clear one's throat [II46]
remontar to soar [II41]
remorder to cause remorse [II31]
remoto remote [I25]
remunerar to pay [I21]
renacuajo tadpole [I18]
rencilla quarrel [II25]
renco limping [II44]
rencuentro fight [I38], encounter [II12]
rendición recovery [I2]
rendido obsequious [I1], subdued [I18], surrendered [I4]
rendir to overcome [I1], to give back [I23], to deliver [I40], to subdue [I41], to yield [II25]; -se to surrender [I9]
rendirse to surrender [I34]
renegado renegade [I40]
renegar to change religions [I40], to complain [I51], to disown [II13]
renglón written line [prI]
renglones, entre as afterthoughts [I21]
reniego execration [I15]
renombre name [I32], renown [I48]
renovar to reiterate [I29], to rebuild [I52], to remind [II1], to renovate [II1], to revive [II1], to renew [II3]
renquear to limp [II30]
renta income, - rentada fixed income [I26]
renunciar to give up [I10]
reñido hard-fought [I16], bitter [I21]
reñir to scold [I28], to argue [I32], to fight [II14]
repacejo fringe [II49]
reparar to consider [prI], to stop [I30], to ward off [II59], - de to supply with provisions [I29], - en to wait for [I27], to take notice [I28], -se to protect oneself [I3]
repartible, no what cannot be distributed [II60]
repartición distribution [II60]
repartido distributed [I24]
repartir to divide [I40], to distribute [I41]
repasar to go back over [II51]
repelón rapid attack on horseback [II55]
repente, de sudden [II24]
repentino unexpected [I27], sudden [I34]
repicar to ring [II19],
réplica objection [I4], appeal [I6]
replicar to respond [prI], to say [I8], to dispute [I12], to contradict [I13], to say [II41]
reportar(se) to refrain [I20]
reposadamente calmly [II32]
reposado quiet [I2], calm [II8]
reposar to rest [I22]
reposo tranquility [I3], repose [I13], rest [I41]repostería luggage [II34], larder [II59]
reprehender to reprimand [I36], to reprehend [II16]
reprehendido = reprendido blamed [I14]
reprehensión reprimand [I4], reprehension [aprob. I]
reprehensor reprehensor [aprob. II]
representación play [II19]
representado put on, as a play [ded. II]
representante actor [I48]
representar to make appear [I2], to occur [I9], to dramatize [I34], to represent [I40], to put on a play, to act [I48], -se to picture [I27]
reprimir to control [I30]
reprochar to reject [I2], to reproach [I17]
reproche rebuke [I11]
reprueba more proof [II26]
reptar to challenge [II52]
república republic [I38]
repuesto provisions [I19], dresser [I34]
repugnar to oppose [I27]
repulgado affected [II40], with border [II48]
reputado renowned [II14]
requebrar to court [I12]
requerido courted [I33]
requerir to require [I18], to put on [I29] to persuade [II17], to investigate [I34] - de amores to court [I28]
requesones cottage cheese [II17]
requestar to court [I3]
requiebro love story [I1], flattery [I16], flirting remark [II21]
requirimiento demand [II17]
requirir = requerir to require [I49]
requisito requirement [II16]
res head of cattle [I18]
resbalar to slip off [I42/43]
resbaloso slippery [I20]
rescatado ransomed one [I40]
rescatarse to ransom oneself [I40]
rescate ransom [I39]
rescebido = recibido [I33]
rescibió = recibió [I4]
resentirse to recover senses [I15], to feel the effects [I42/43], to take offense [II1]
reservado retained [I14]
resfriar to cool [I24], -se to catch cold [II71]
residir to reside [tasa II]
resistir to resist [I33]
resolución resolve [I20], en - in short [prI]
resoluto resolved [I33]
resolverse to resolve [I35]
resonar to resound [I12]
respecto regard [prI]
respeto observance [I11], respect [I3], account [I35]
respirar to breathe [I35]
resplandecer to shine [I41]
resplandeciente shining [II10], bright [II25]
resplandor brightness [I16], flash [I38]responder to answer [I7], to respond [I27], to correspond [I44]
respondiente answerer [II62]
respondón responding [II62]
respuesta answer [I4]
resquebrajo crack (error for requiebro) [II10]
resquicio gap [I11], crack [pról II]
restar to remain [I3]
restituido restored [I29]
restituir to restore [I29]
resucitador reviver [II25]
resucitar to come back to life [I1], to revive [I7]
resuelto resolved [I26]
resultar to turn out [I22]
retablo portable theater [II25], altarpiece [II58]
retama broom branch [I25]
retar to challenge [I44]
retazos bits and pieces [II47]
retintín sound [II40]
retirada withdrawal [II67]
retirado withdrawn [II9]
retirar to take away [I3], -se to withdraw [I16], to retire [II70]
retor = rector
retórica rhetoric [prI]
retórico rhetorician [prI]
retorno return [I16], de - rental [II40]
retozar to frolic [II38], - la risa en el cuerpo to repress laughter [II32]
retraer to take refuge [I10]
retratado etched [I42/43]
retratarse de to retract [II24]
retrato portrait [I4], appearance [II16]
retular = rotular to inscribe [II73]
rétulo = rótulo sign [I9]
retumbar to resound [II26]
reuma abscess [I18]
revalidar to revive [I10], to retaliate [I26]
reventar to burst [I3]
reverencia, hacer to bow [II10]
reverenciar to revere [I45]
reverendísimo very reverent [II48]
reverendo reverent [I29]
revés backhand slash [I1], change [I24], diagonal slash, left to right [II19], al - the other way around [I22], por el - from the back [II62]
revivir to revive [I52]
revocar to revoke [II44]
revolcar to knock down [II7]
revoltillo mess [II43]
revolver to turn [I18], to return [II19], -se to turn around [I19]
revuelta deviation [prI]
revuelto convoluted [I6], turned over [I19], wrapped [I35]
rey king [I7]
rezar to pray [I3], to read [I45]
ribera shore [I18], bank (of river) [II28]
ribete trimming [I27], hem [II38]
ricamente richly [I21]
rico rich [I4]
ridículo laughable [II3]
rienda rein [I2]; a - suelta rashly [I3], tener las -s to rein in [II16]riendo laughing [I4]
riesgo risk [I36], estar al - to withstand [I1]
rieto = reto I challenge [I44]
rigor severity [dedI], por todo - to the extremes [II56]
riguridad harshness [II58]
rigurosamente severely [I15]
riguroso critical [I25], rigorous [I2], severe [I7]
rijoso lustful [I15]
rimero heap [I6]
rincón corner [I1], nook [I23]
riña quarrel [pról. II]
riñón kidney [II18]
río river [prI]
ripio rubble [II4]
riqueza wealth [I12], richness [II58], -s riches [I41]
risa laughter [prI], de - laughable [I52]
risco stone [I11], cliff [I14]
ristre lance rest [I8]
risueño smiling person [prI]; smiling [I20], laughable [I52]
robado kidnaped [I21], robbed [I26]
robador robber [I8]
robar to rob [I1], to kidnap [I21]
roble oak tree [I8]
robo robbery [I23]
robusto robust [I11]
roca rock [I34]
rociar to sprinkle [I6]
rocín hack [I1]
rocino arch. rocín [I2]
rocío moisture [I52], dew [I49]
rodado dappled [I21]
rodaja wheel [II19]
rodar to roll [I4]
rodeado surrounded [I33]
rodear to move [I8], to go all the way around [I17], to surround [I1], to arrange [I26], to roam [II5], to turn [II41]
rodela round shield [I7]
rodeo circumlocution [I11], roundabout way [I42]
rodilla knee [I1], de - on one's knees [I29], - de aparadores dishrag [II32]
roer to gnaw [I34], - los zancajos to backbite [II36]
rogación entreaty [II22]
rogar to implore [I2], to beg [I22], to pray [I10], to court [I13], to ask [I50]; de - urging [I11]
rogativa prayers for rain [I52]
roído gnawed [I26]
rollizo plump [I20]
roma, nariz flat nose [I16]
romadizado with a cold [I31]
romance ballad [I2], Spanish [I40]
romancista writer in Spanish [II16]
romano Roman [I13], striped [II20], a lo - in a toga [II69]
rombo rhombus [II35]
romero rosemary [I11], pilgrim [II41]
romper to break [prI], to tear up [II16]; al - del alba at daybreak [I34]
rompido (mod. roto) broken [I4]
roncar to snore [II14]
ronco hoarse [I14]ronda patrol [II49]
rondar make the rounds [II49]
rondón, de rashly [II32], headlong [II60]
ronquillo a bit hoarse [II46]
ropa clothing [I19], merchandise [II71], hacer a toda - to rob everything [I41]
ropilla doublet [I22]
ropón gown [I21]
rosa rose [I13]
rosado crimson [I2]
rosario rosary [I26]
rosca coil [II23]
rostro face [I1], dar - to face [I19], hacer mal - a to be cool toward [I35], hacer - to face [II32]
roto broken [I8], ragged [I13], torn [I23]
rotura hole [I16]
rozagante flowing [II35]
roznar to bray [II29]
rúa, de in street clothes [II62]
rubí ruby [I50]
rubicundo blond [I2]
rubio golden [I18], blond [II39], blondness [II58]
rubión reddish wheat [I31]
rubricado initialed [reI]
rucio silver grey [I21]
rueca distaff
rueda wheel [I34], spread of a peacock's tail [I42], en la - present [I45], - de molino millstone [II6]
ruego supplication [I17], request [I41]
rufián ruffian [I34]
rugido roar [II5]
rugir roar [I14]
ruibarbo rhubarb [I6]
ruido noise [prI], clamor [I7], dispute [I8]
ruin vile [I4], frail [II35]
ruina fall [I9], perdition [I30], -s ruins [I20]
rumiar to meditate on [II31]
rumor noise [I20], murmuring [II9]
rumpante rampant [I46]
rus nonsense word euphemism for Dios [II25]
rusticidad rusticity [II67]
rústico coarse [I27], peasant [I50]
rutilante shining [II35]