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tabaque, en in a basket [II43]
taberna tavern [pról. II]
tabí silk fabric [II58]
tabique partition [II59]
tabla panel [I2], table [I21], plank [I30], side [II10], -s backgammon [II26]; - Redonda Round Table [I17], tabla rasa tabula rasa empty slate [II46]
tablita little tablet [I25]
tacaño stingy [I52]
tacha blemish [I1], poner - to find a fault [II21]
tachar to charge [I23]
tácito quiet [I16], tacit [II25]
tacto touching [I16], sense of touch [II23]
tafetán taffeta [I27]
tagarnina thistle [II13]
tahelí strap [I37]
tajadas, hacer to cut to pieces [II6]
tajadica little slice [II47]
tajado chiseled [I25]
tajadora trenchant [II46]
tajante sharp [II6]
tajar to cut [I30]
tajo slash [II26]
tal such a [prI], such a one [II1], in such a state [I31]; - vez perhaps [I7], some time [I11], when [II23], sometimes [II45]; - han parado in such a state [I5]
taladrar [II33]
tálamo nuptial bed [I46]
talante disposition [I2], mien [I2], state [II64]
talegazo blow with a sack [II14]
talego sack [I19], pockets [I26]
talle figure [I2], shape [I9], buen - good size [I4]; a su - in any way you want [I1], en - de ready to [II11]
tamaño so great [I3], so small [I4], as big as [I35]
también also [I3], también = tan bien [I1]
tamboril small drum [II20]
tamborín small one-handed snare drum [II67]
tamborino small drum [II19]
tanda batch [II40]
tangerino of Tangier [I40]
tantear to examine [I42], to measure [II37]tanteo rough estimate [II60]
tantico a bit [prI]
tanto in fact [I35], an amount [I50]; en - meanwhile [I6], while [I25]; en - que until [I21], while [I41], as long as [I40]; con - que provided that [reI], - cuanto a little bit [I15], en - que while [I24]; algún - quite some time [I27], - que enough so that [II44]
tantos so many [I39]
tañedor player [II20]
tañer to play [I6]
tapaboca hit on the mouth [II19]
tapar(se) to cover [I42/43]
tapiar to wall up [I7]
tapiz tapestry [I27]
tarazar to bite [I21]
tardanza delay [I13]
tardar(se) to delay [I2]
tardío slow [I46]
tardo slow [I47]
tártago anguish [II11]
tartamudo stammering [I46]
tartesio person from Andalucía [II12]
tasa price [tasa I], measure [I13], limit [II35]
tasajo piece of dried meat [I11]
tasar to fix a price [tasa I], to appraise [II4]
taza cup [I52]
teatro theater [I25], platform [II21]
techado, debajo de indoors [I12]
techo ceiling [I17]
tejado roof [I7]
tejedor weaver [II49]
tejer to weave [I6]
tejido woven [II31]
tejo yew [I13]
tela cloth [I6], web [I47], las -s del corazón heartstrings [I15], pasar la - to enter the contests [I17]
telilla light wool material [I29]
tema mania [pról. II]
temblador trembling [II39]
temblar to tremble [I27]
temblor teeming [I42/43]
temer to fear [I2]
temerario reckless [II4], juicio - rash conclusion [I33]
temeridad recklessness [I49]
temeroso fearful [I8], terrified [I9], feared [I14], timid [I33]; terrified person [II68]
temido feared [I18]
temor fear [prI]
tempestad storm [I4]
templado warm [I50], mild [II23], temperate [II43]
templanza moderation [II62]
templar to tune an instrument [I11], to appease [I46], to blend [aprob. II], to turn [I41], to temper [I53], -se to moderate [I28]
temple temper [I25]
templo church [I33], temple [I18]
temprano early [I16]
ten moreover [II35], article of legal document [II74]
tenazas pincers [II45]tender to spread out [I11], to extend [I16], -se to stretch out [I16]
tendera market seller [II51]
tendido spread out [I2], stretched out [I4], straight [I28], spread out [II58], a pierna tendida stretched out [II9]
tendilla open-air stand [I3]
tener to hold [I2], to contain [I2], to accept [II17], to come from [I24]; - en poco to care little [II16], - por to think [II2]; -se to stop [I4], - fuerzas to be strong enough [prI]; - por to consider [prI], - por bien to concur [reI], -se to stop [I5], - ojo to have regard [I12], - cuenta con to restrain [I28]
tenería tannery [II19]
tenido held [I40], thought[I39]
tenor tenor [I45], sort [II10], manner [II51], por el propio - in the same way [II62]
tentación temptation [I48]
tentar to grope [I7], to feel [I16], to tempt [I20]
teologal theological [II18]
teólogo theologian [erratas I]
tercería go-between [II48]
tercero go-between [I21], third [I6], another person [II62]
tercia one third [reI]
terciar to balance [I17], to hold straight out [I20]
tercio regiment [II27], third [II64], - y quinto greatly [II31]
terciopelo velvet [I23]
terco stubborn [II57]
término condition [I13], boundary [I14], point [I21], limit [I24], conduct [I28], behavior [II12], word [II20], part [II51]; en - in conclusion [I28], - ultramarino maximum possible time [I6], llegar a -s to be on the verge [I35]
ternera veal [I2]
ternísimamente very tenderly [I41]
ternura tenderness [I20]
terradillo terrace [I40]
terrado patio [I40]
terrenal earthly [II1]
terrero bull's eye [II10]
terrón lumps of earth
tersar to smoothen [I18]
terso shiny [II7]
tesón resolve [II18]
tesoro treasury [I6], wealth [I6], treasure [I33]
testa head Ital. [II39]
testamento will [I6], deposition [II19]
testarudo obstinate [II53]
testigo witness [I8]
testimonio affidavit, testimony [erratas I], false testimony [I46], evidence [II23], dar - to prove [I20]
tez face [II39], complexion [II48]
tibiamente lukewarmly [I33]
tibio lukewarm [II20]1tiempo time [I2], occasion [II28], a - promptly [I34], in time [I35], opportunely [II68], a - que just when [II19]
tienda shop [I25], tent [II34]
tiento prudence [II19]; a - at random [I30], al - to the touch [I16], dar un - to take a swig [I8], a - by feel [I20], con mucho - with much groping [I20], tomar el - to estimate [II71]
tiernamente tenderly [II41]
tierno tender [I23]
tierra earth [prI], land [I1], region [I2], home [I18], ground [I22], country [I41], - firme terra firma [I10], echar por - to tear down [I28], perder - to give ground [II19], ir - a tierra would go alon g the coast [II63]
tieso stiff [II43], in good shape [II50]
tigre tiger [I32]
tijeras scissors [I29], shears [II37]
timón rudder [I41]
tinaja earthenware vat [II18]
tinelo servants' table [I37]
tinieblas darkness [I20]
tinta ink [I40]
tinte dyer's shop [II20]
tintero inkwell [I16]
tinto red wine [I35]
tiñoso scabby [I40]
tío uncle [I5]
tira strip [I26]
tirado sticking out [II43], a paso - at a brisk pace [I10]
tirador thrower [II19]
tiramira series [II35]
tiranía tyranny [I14]
tirar to throw [I3], to turn toward [I1], to pull [I16], to fire [a gun] [I39], to shoot at [II7], to print [II62]; - a to look like [I20], to lean towards [II17]
tiro shot [I9], - de ballesta a bowshot away [I9]
tirón tug [II35], stretch [II74]
titerero = titiritero puppeteer [II25]; puppet (adjective) [II26]
titubear to hesitate [I2], to waver [I34]
titulillo little title [ded. II]
título rank [prI], title [I1], caption [I9], warrant [I16], a - on pretense [I24], justo - just cause [I44]
tizona sword [I15]
toalla towel [I28], cloth [I47]
tobillo ankle [I33]
toboseco Tobosan [II18]
toca hood [II38], veil [II48]
tocado having been touched [I31]
tocado head dress [I27]
tocador handkerchief [II35], night cap [II57]
tocante a concerning [I13]
tocar to play [I2], to behoove [I2], to touch [I3], to touch on [II1], to appertain [I3], to fall to one's lot [I2], to adorn hair [I27], to concern [aprob. II]; - a to deal with [prI]; playing [I18]tocar to deal with [II25] , to be one's responsibility [II53], -se to cover one's head [II50]
tocino bacon [I25], pig to be cured [II53]
todavía always [I24], still [I52]
todo everything, del - complete [I6], at all [I20], entirely [I31], - cuanto everything [I35], de todo en - completely [I46]
todopoderoso almighty [I45]
togado person who wears a gown, i.e., an academic [II32]
toldo canopy [II5]
toledano Toledan [II19]
toledano from Toledo [I4]
tología theology rustic [II20]
tólogo theologian rustic [II27]
¡tomadme! look! [II21]
tomado taken [I1]
tomar to take [I1], to take on [I4], stop [as bleeding] [I34], to accept [II7], to catch [II26], -se to take on in a fight [II17]; - principio to originate [I6]
tomillo thyme [II20]
tomo importance [I46]; de buen - corpulent [I25]
tonante thundering [II1]
tonel cask [I6]
tono arrogance [I22], tone [II16]
tonto stupid person [I6]
topacio topaz [II44]
topar (con) to run across [prI], to meet [I1]
toque main point [I3], blow [I15]
toquiblanco long-dressed [II48]
torcer to swerve [I9], to deflect [I9], to distort [I14], to bend [II21], to twist [II41]
torcido twisted [I22], looking away [I34], corrupt [II13]
tordesillesco from Tordesillas [II74]
tordillo dapple-grey [II16]
tormenta misfortune [I1], torture [I42/43]
tormento pain [I14], torture [I22]
tornar to return [I6], to become [I41]; - a to1/4 again [I1], - en sí to come to [I41]
torneo tournament [I7]
torniscón punch [I25]
toro bull [I14]
torpe obscene [I40], slow mentally [I48], clumsy [II16], crude [II43]
torre turret [I2], tower [I5]
torrezno bacon [II20]
torta cake [I17]
tortolilla turtle-dove [I14]
tortolitas little turtle dove [II68]
tortuoso winding [I18]
tosca, piedra porous rock [II18]
toscano Tuscan [prI], Italian [II62]
tosco ill-bred [II32]
toser to cough [I11]
tostado sunburned [I23]
total total [II41]
trabacuenta dispute [II51]
trabado joined [I8], fierce [I35]
trabajador worker [II49]
trabajo travail [I2], difficulty [I2], tedium [I24]
trabajoso laborious [II6]trabar to fetter [I34], to seize [I3], - batalla to do battle [II15], - palabras to dispute [I13]
trabazón connections [I42/43]
trabuco catapult [I12]
tracista schemer [I29]
tradición tradition [I41]
tradución = traducción translation[I6]
traducir to translate [I40]
tradutor translator [II5]
traduzga = traduzca translate [II3]
traer to bring [I3]
tragaderos neck [I22]
tragantón glutton [II59]
tragar to swallow [I24]
tragedia tragedy [I13]
trago swallow [I8]
tragón gluttonous [II62]
traguito bit to drink [II66]
traición, a treacherously [II32]
traídas y llevadas prostitutes [I2]
traidor traitor [I1]
traje dress [I13], attire [I24]
trama plot, woof (of cloth) [II60]
tramontana northern [I41]
trampa trap [I15]
trancar = atrancar to bar [II53]
trance peril [I3], critical moment [I27], battle [I39]
tranquilo calm [I41]
transformación transformation [II56]
tránsito stopping place [I20]
translación transformation [II22]
transparente transparent [I50]
transportado carried away [I12]
transversal side street [II26]
tranzado = trenzado braided [II20]
trapo rag [II2]
Trapobana Ceylon, now Sri Lanka [I18]
tras after [I3], behind [I6]
trasegar to decant [II54]
trasero rear [I29]
trasijado skinny [II14]
trasladar to copy [I25], to transfer [I11]
traslado copy [I51], - a la parte indictment [II26]
traslucirse to infer [I11], to shine through [I27], to be apparent [II3]
trasmutación transformation [I21]
trasnochado stale [I16]
trasnochar to stay up all night [II42]
trasparente transparent [II36]
traspasar to pierce [I21], to violate [II73]
traspiés, echar to take a false step [I34]
trasponer to leave [I31]
trasponer = transponer to transport [I21]
traspuesto left [I4]
trasquilar to shear [II32]
traste fret [II46]
traste ruination [I11]
trastornado driven crazy [I48]
trastornar to overturn [II29]
trastrigo, pan de something impossible [II67]
trastrocado out of order [II32]trastrocar to change [II29]
trastulo jokester [II7]
trasudar to sweat [I16]
trasudor sweat stain [II44]
tratamiento treatment [I23]
tratante trader [I40]
tratar to treat [I8], to discuss [I14], to address [I17], to trade [I41]; -se to take care of oneself [I42], - de to deal with [I1], - amores to have a love affair [I34]
trato trade [I16], dealings [I20], treatment [I49]
través: volver los ojos de - to roll one's eyes [I17]; dar al - to drown fig. I19], to overthrow [I34], al - over the side [II29]
travieso mischievous [II31]
traya = traiga [I14]
trayo = traigo [I10]
traza appearance [I15], plan [I22], trick [II27], instructions [II65]; dar - to think about [II52], to manage to [II54], to make a plan [II65]
trazar to plan [I33], to detail [I42]
trece, estar en sus to persist stubbornly [II39]
trechel spring wheat [I31]
trecho distance [I2], de trecho en - periodically [I25], de trecho a - at intervals [II58] a -s at intervals [I29]
tregua respite [I12], truce [I52]
tremente trembling [II21]
tremolar to wave [I52]
tres partes three fourths [I1]
tresquilado[I1] = trasquilado shorn [I7]
tresquilar = trasquilar to shear [I7]
treta wile [I26], feint (in fencing) [II14]
tribu tribe [I23]
tribulación tribulation [II11]
tribunal court [I3]
tributario person who pays tips [II49]
tributo tribute [II35]
trigo wheat [I4]
trillado well worn [II3]
trillar to thresh [I25]
trinchea = trinchera entrenchment [I39]
trincherar = atrincherar to barricade [II53]
tripas belly [I2], intestines [I8], insides [II70]
triquete step [II18], moment [II33]
triste odd [I19]
tristemente mournfully [I5]
tristeza sadness [I18]
tristísimo very sad [I36]
triunfante triumphal [II34]
triunfar to conquer [I12]
triunfo conquest [I42/43]
trocado changed [I25]
trocar to exchange [I12], to change [I25]
troche moche, a willy-nilly [II3]
trofeo trophy [I29], monument [II27]
troglodita brute [II68]
trompar to make fun of [II43]
trompeta trumpet [I2]tronador thundering [II41]
troncar to cut down [II7]
tronco lineage [I39], trunk of tree [I7]
trono throne [I46]
tropa crowd [I36]
tropel crowd [I4]
tropezar to stumble [I4], to trip [II4]
tropezar to stumble [I33]
tropezón projection [I16]
tropiezo stumbling block [I6]
trote trot [I16]
trotico little trot [I15]
trova poem [I23]
trovador troubadour [I23]
trozo piece [I4]
trucha trout [I2]
truchuela codfish [I2]
trucos pocket billiards [I32]
truculento huge [II35]
trueco exchange [I20]; a - de in exchange for [I2], rather than [I33]
trueque see trocar
truhán scoundrel [I22], buffoon [II16]
trujamán narrator [II25]
truje = traje I brought [II4]
trujeres = traigas [I25]
trujeron = trajeron [I3]
trujiste = trajiste [I30]
trujo = trajo [I5]
tuerto injury [I2], blind in one eye [I4]
tufo aroma [I31]
tuho aroma [I31]
tullido maimed [II43]
túmulo tomb [II69]
tunda beating [II48]
tundido threadbare [I16]
tundir to shear [II41]
túnica tunic [I52]
tunicela tunic [II70]
turba mob [I10]
turbación confusion [I28]
turbado upset [I17], confused [I9]
turbamulta mish-mash [I49]
turbante turban [II23]
turbar to upset [I11], to confuse [I18], to embarrass [II7]; -se to trouble [I14], to be confused [I31], to become alarmed [I34]
turbio unclear [II61], de turbio en - becoming more and more disturbed [I1]
turco Turk [I23]
turquesa mold [II2]
turquesco Turkish [I39]
tus, tus used to call dogs [II50]
tutela protection [II38]
tutor guardian [II72]