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Meanings of "spanish" in Spanish English Dictionary : 23 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
spanish español [m]
spanish español [m]
spanish español [adj]
spanish castellano [m]
spanish castellano [adj]
spanish española [f]
General
spanish romance [m]
spanish hispánico [adj]
spanish hispano [adj]
spanish hispano [adj]
spanish hispano [m]
spanish hispana [f]
spanish castellano (idioma) [m]
spanish kastila [m] PH
spanish godo [adj] CL derog.
spanish hispanense [adj] disused
spanish kastila [adj] PH
spanish hispánica [adj/f]
spanish hispana [adj/f]
spanish castellana [adj/f]
spanish española [adj/f]
spanish chapetona [adj/f] CO
Linguistics
spanish castellano [adj]

Meanings of "spanish" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
the letter k in the spanish phonetic alphabet kilo [m]
the letter s in the spanish phonetic alphabet sábado [m]
(latin a spanish) sidewalk vereda [f]
spanish guessing game sortija [f]
spanish-speaking person hispana [f]
what is this called in spanish? ¿cómo se llama esto en español?
i speak a little spanish hablo español un poco
do you speak spanish? ¿habla usted español?
General
newsreel (during spanish dictature) nodo [m]
newsreel (during spanish dictature) no-do [m]
spanish language romance [m]
judeo-spanish judeoespañol [m]
judeo-spanish ladino [m]
spanish world hispanidad [f]
spanish america hispanoamérica [f]
spanish fly cantárida [f]
spanish light opera zarzuela [f]
twenty-sixth letter of the spanish alphabet y [f]
spanish speaker hispanohablante [m/f]
spanish speaker castellanohablante [m/f]
spanish-speaking hispanohablante [adj]
spanish-american indiano [adj]
anglo-spanish angloespañol [adj]
judeo-spanish judeoespañol [adj]
of spanish descent ladino [adj]
franco-spanish franco-hispano [adj]
make spanish españolizar [v]
spanish american hispanoamericano [m/adj]
spanish- hispano- [pref]
spanish-speaking hispano [adj]
castilian spanish castellano [m]
spanish alano alano [m]
spanish alaunt alano [m]
in colonial america, person born of moorish and spanish parents albino [m]
spanish judge with extraterritorial jurisdiction alcalde del crimen [m]
supporter of a spanish king called alfonso alfonsino [m]
spanish fighting bull astado [m]
popular spanish music bolero [m]
offering made by the native americans to the priests, and later to the spanish camarico [m]
custom or saying of canarian spanish canarismo [m]
a municipal judge or governor in the philippines during the spanish colonial period capitán pasado [m]
small spanish silver coin, which has been in circulation in spain since 16th century carlín [m]
centén spanish gold coin centén [m]
ancient spanish weight cerate [m]
spanish gold coin cruzado [m]
spanish coin cuatrín [m]
old spanish coin cuproníquel [m]
cloth cutout with the image of the heart of jesus and the spanish scapular detente bala detente [m]
old spanish copper coin dinero [m]
spanish man español [m]
christian of spanish descent in morocco farfán [m]
spanish operetta género chico [m]
spanish man hispano [m]
judeo-spanish hispanojudío [m]
judaeo-spanish hispanojudío [m]
judeo-spanish judeoespañol [m]
judeo-spanish ladino [m]
judeo-spanish language ladino [m]
old spanish coin maravedí [m]
silver old spanish coin maravedí alfonsí [m]
silver old spanish coin maravedí blanco [m]
old spanish coin maravedí cobreño [m]
copper old spanish coin maravedí de la buena moneda [m]
gold old spanish coin maravedí de la buena moneda [m]
copper old spanish coin maravedí de los buenos [m]
gold old spanish coin maravedí de los buenos [m]
gold old spanish coin maravedí de oro [m]
silver old spanish coin maravedí de plata [m]
old spanish coin maravedí novén [m]
undervalued old spanish coin maravedí prieto [m]
old fleece spanish coin maravedí viejo [m]
13th century spanish copper coin mercal [m]
spanish billon coin metical [m]
spanish fighting bull miura [m]
follower of the 19th century spanish liberal party moderado [m]
old spanish coin morabetino [m]
spanish muslim man morisco [m]
murcian spanish murciano [m]
ancient spanish gold coin noble [m]
old spanish coin novén [m]
old spanish copper coin ochavo [m]
murcian spanish panocho [m]
sniping spanish soldiers paqueo [m]
spanish emigrant returning from peru perulero [m]
16th and 17th century spanish dance and song pesamedello [m]
spanish peso peso [m]
spanish fir grove pinsapar [m]
spanish broom grove piornal [m]
18th century group followers of spanish theater in contrast to the chorizos. polaco [m]
spanish dance rastreado [m]
spanish real real [m]
spanish dollar real de a ocho [m]
spanish silver coin real de a ocho [m]
spanish silver coin real de plata [m]
spanish real real de vellón [m]
spanish real realillo [m]
spanish real realito [m]
step in an ancient spanish dance rey [m]
spanish language romance [m]
spanish conquistador tehúl [m]
spanish fighting bull toro de lidia [m]
spanish fighting bull toro de muerte [m]
spanish leftist song trágala [m]
spanish song and dance trípili [m]
16th century spanish dance villano [m]
pronunciation of the spanish letter ll as y yeísmo [m]
spanish coin with an eagle on the back águila [f]
spanish alano alana [f]
spanish alaunt alana [f]
in colonial america, person born of moorish and spanish parents albina [f]
supporter of a spanish king called alfonso alfonsina [f]
spanish military company bandera [f]
spanish deck of cards baraja española [f]
spanish military orders of santiago or calatrava caballería [f]
monumental spanish building (cámara de comptos de navarra) cámara de comptos [f]
spanish measure of agrarian area caña [f]
spanish cape capa española [f]
17th century spanish tax on housing with more than one floor carga de aposento [f]
17th century spanish tax on housing with more than one floor casa de aposento [f]
armed group of the spanish holy brotherhood cuadrilla [f]
in spanish dance, movement with the opposing foot in the opposite direction deshecha [f]
letter ñ in spanish eñe [f]
spanish era era española [f]
spanish woman española [f]
something typically spanish españolería [f]
spanish bushel fanega [f]
old spanish dance hacha [f]
spanish woman hispana [f]
spanish helmet leopoldina [f]
double letter r in spanish alphabet letra canina [f]
old silver spanish coin maría [f]
old spanish dance mariona [f]
spanish muslim woman morisca [f]
old gold spanish morocota [f]
spanish cavalry kettledrum nácara [f]
fifteenth letter of the spanish alphabet ñ [f]
spanish binding pasta española [f]
spanish broom grove piorneda [f]
step in an ancient spanish dance retirada [f]
popular spanish song tirana [f]
spanish popular song style tonadilla [f]
spanish omelet tortilla española [f]
spanish tortilla tortilla española [f]
spanish-speaking person castellanohablante [m/f]
spanish-speaking person castellanoparlante [m/f]
member of the group belonging to the spanish police or armed forces geo [m/f]
spanish-speaking man/woman hispanohablante [m/f]
male/female spanish speaker hispanohablante [m/f]
native spanish-speaking man/woman hispanohablante [m/f]
spanish-speaking man/woman hispanoparlante [m/f]
male/female spanish speaker hispanoparlante [m/f]
native spanish-speaking man/woman hispanoparlante [m/f]
pertaining to spanish authors juan ruiz de alarcón or pedro antonio or their works alarconiano [adj]
similar to spanish authors juan ruiz de alarcón or pedro antonio or their works alarconiano [adj]
born of moorish and spanish parents albino [adj]
pertaining to a spanish king called alfonso alfonsino [adj]
supporting of a spanish king called alfonso alfonsino [adj]
of a certain black variety (a spanish breed of domestic chicken) castellano [adj]
spanish-speaking castellanohablante [adj]
having spanish as a first language castellanohablante [adj]
spanish-speaking castellanoparlante [adj]
having spanish as a first language castellanoparlante [adj]
born of mestizo and spanish parents castizo [adj]
celto-spanish celtohispánico [adj]
celto-spanish celtohispano [adj]
born of parents from different races, especially spanish and mulatto in colonial america coyote (náhuatl) [adj]
born of mestizo and spanish parents cuarterón [adj]
pertaining to spanish writer josé de espronceda esproncediano [adj]
characteristic of spanish writer josé de espronceda esproncediano [adj]
designated for military functions during the spanish civil war and in the national zone estampillado [adj]
pertaining to spanish architect juan de herrera herreriano [adj]
characteristic of juan de herrera, a spanish architect herreriano [adj]
spanish-speaking hispanohablante [adj]
judeo-spanish hispanojudío [adj]
judaeo-spanish hispanojudío [adj]
spanish-speaking hispanoparlante [adj]
pertaining to spanish poet juan ramón jiménez juanramoniano [adj]
similar to the works of spanish poet juan ramón jiménez juanramoniano [adj]
judeo-spanish judeoespañol [adj]
pertaining to spanish poet federico garcía lorca lorquiano [adj]
characteristic of spanish poet federico garcía lorca lorquiano [adj]
pertaining to spanish poet antonio machado machadiano [adj]
in the style of spanish poet antonio machado's works machadiano [adj]
being a follower of the 19th century spanish liberal party moderado [adj]
pertaining to spanish writers nicolás fernández de moratín or leandro fernández de moratín moratiniano [adj]
characteristic of spanish writers nicolás fernández de moratín or leandro fernández de moratín moratiniano [adj]
pertaining to spanish philosopher josé ortega y gasset orteguiano [adj]
characteristic of spanish philosopher josé ortega y gasset orteguiano [adj]
spanish emigrant returning from peru perulero [adj]
translate into spanish arromanzar [v]
teach spanish castellanizar [v]
become a spanish speaker castellanizarse [v]
weaken the spanish nature of desespañolizar [v]
cause to become less spanish desespañolizar [v]
become less spanish desespañolizarse [v]
lose the spanish nature desespañolizarse [v]
snipe spanish soldiers (morocco) paquear [v]
units of moroccan soldiers in spanish military bodies of former protectorate of morocco regulares [m/pl]
spanish breeches valones [m/pl]
popular spanish music boleras [f/pl]
spanish quotation marks comillas españolas [f/pl]
spanish quotation marks comillas latinas [f/pl]
spanish parliament cortes [f/pl]
spanish scientific prefix meaning of blood vessels or of lymphatic vessels angio [pref]
intensifier suffix in spanish achón [suf]
intensifier suffix in spanish achona [suf]
spanish american hispanoamericano [m]
spanish fir pinsapo [m]
type of spanish sparkling wine cava [m]
spanish teacher profesora de español [m]
spanish speaker hispanohablante [m]
old spanish coin worth 1 quarter of a peseta real [m]
medieval spanish castellano medieval [m]
old spanish castellano antiguo [m]
spanish (language) romance [m]
spanish barrio slang caló [m]
catalan merged with spanish catanyol [m]
spanish festival of san fermín sanfermines [m]
a spanish rural administrative region sexmo [m]
the judeo-spanish language ladino [m]
el dorado (spanish) el dorado [m]
aficionado (spanish) aficionado [m]
aficionado (spanish) seguidor [m]
aficionado (spanish) fanático [m]
aficionado (spanish) apasionado [m]
aficionado (spanish) admirador [m]
aficionado (spanish) partidario [m]
aficionado (spanish) adepto [m]
aficionado (spanish) adicto [m]
aficionado (spanish) amante de los toros [m]
person born of mestizo and spanish parents castizo [m]
spanish civil guard benemérita [f]
singer of traditional spanish music folclórica [f]
light-hearted spanish folk song tonadilla [f]
traditional spanish dance seguidilla [f]
spanish card game brisca [f]
something typically spanish españolada [f]
spanish chestnut castaña [f]
a spanish guessing game sortija [f]
spanish/hispanic world hispanidad [f]
someone that is of mixed spanish and native american heritage mestizo [f]
spanish broom escoba [f]
spanish wood marjoram mejorana [f]
dona (spanish-speaking areas) doña [f]
person born of mestizo and spanish parents castiza [f]
follower of the 19th century spanish liberal party moderada [f]
spanish emigrant returning from peru perulera [f]
spanish-speaker castellanoparlante [m/f]
spaniard/latin american of direct spanish descent yoyega [m/f]
aficionado (spanish) entusiasta [m/f]
aficionado (spanish) coleccionista [m/f]
spanish (referring to the language) castellano [adj]
italo-spanish ítalo-español [adj]
luso-spanish luso-español [adj]
franco-spanish franco-español [adj]
spanish-venezuelan hispanovenezolano [adj]
pertaining to the spanish writer pío baroja barojiano [adj]
spanish or hispano-american and living in the united states hispano [adj]
floridian descended from the original spanish settlers of florida floridano [adj]
hispanophone (spanish-speaking) hispanoparlante [adj]
of spanish origin within america hispanoamericano [adj]
pertaining to unión general de trabajadores (a spanish trade union) ugetista [adj]
a spanish writer and philosopher unamuniano [adj]
pertaining to the spanish language español [adj]
pronounce c as s in spanish sesear [v]
render into spanish castellanizar [v]
translate something into Spanish traducir algo al español [v]
translate from Spanish into English traducir del español al inglés [v]
take spanish estudiar español [v]
study spanish estudiar español [v]
become a Spanish citizen nacionalizarse español [v]
remove the spanish character from something desespañolizar [v]
remove a quality proper to spanish desespañolizar [v]
cause to become less spanish desespañolizar [v]
spanish-speaking hispanohablante [adv]
spanish-speaking hispanoparlante [adv]
spanish union cc.oo. [f/pl]
spanish emergency medical service samu [abrev]
the authoritative dictionary of the royal spanish academy rae [abrev]
the spanish state research facility csic (consejo superior de investigaciones científicas) [abrev]
in spanish en español
spanish speaking de habla hispana
spanish style a la española
translate to spanish traducir al español
broken spanish español mocho
a spanish surname carrera
a spanish surname echeverría
a spanish surname iniesta
mexican spanish español mexicano
spanish fighting bull toro bravo
spanish america hispanoamérica
spanish fighting bull toro de lidia
spanish omelet tortilla española
spanish surname aranda
spanish surname acuña
spanish surname ávila
spanish surname barrera
spanish surname batista
spanish surname dávila
spanish surname brasca
spanish surname cortina
spanish surname caldevilla
spanish surname estrada
spanish surname fonseca
spanish surname figueroa
spanish surname espinosa
spanish surname fraga
spanish surname garcía
spanish surname garza
spanish surname goya
spanish surname hinojosa
spanish surname herrera
spanish surname mata
spanish surname maradona
spanish surname molina
spanish surname medina
spanish surname mendoza
spanish surname montoya
spanish surname ochoa
spanish surname noguera
spanish surname obama
spanish surname peralta
spanish surname ortega
spanish surname sosa
spanish surname santana
spanish surname rivera
spanish surname vega
spanish surname triana
spanish surname viola
spanish surname villanueva
spanish surname zapata
spanish surname zamora
spanish surname agirre
spanish surname madrid
spanish surname bustamante
spanish surname manrique
spanish surname conde
spanish surname yagüe
spanish surname bernal
spanish surname marechal
spanish surname colón
spanish surname beltrán
spanish surname guzmán
spanish surname landron
spanish surname león
spanish surname roldán
spanish surname bermúdez
spanish surname álvarez
spanish surname benítez
spanish surname díaz
spanish surname chávez
spanish surname delacruz
spanish surname fernández
spanish surname enríquez
spanish surname gómez
spanish surname domínguez
spanish surname hernández
spanish surname gutiérrez
spanish surname ibáñez
spanish surname íñiguez
spanish surname lópez
spanish surname jiménez
spanish surname márquez
spanish surname martínez
spanish surname méndez
spanish surname muñoz
spanish surname ortiz
spanish surname núñez
spanish surname ordóñez
spanish surname pérez
spanish surname rodríguez
spanish surname ramírez
spanish surname ruiz
spanish surname sáenz
spanish surname sánchez
spanish surname vásquez
spanish surname suárez
spanish surname velázquez
spanish surname abanto
spanish surname camacho
spanish surname bueno
spanish surname castillo
spanish surname carballo
spanish surname castro
spanish surname choco
spanish surname guerrero
spanish surname galindo
spanish surname gonzalo
spanish surname franco
spanish surname hierro
spanish surname guillermo
spanish surname maldonado
spanish surname navarro
spanish surname pizarro
spanish surname romero
spanish surname moreno
spanish surname zapatero
spanish surname soto
spanish surname trujillo
spanish surname velasco
spanish surname aznar
spanish surname aguilar
spanish surname escobar
spanish surname salazar
spanish surname cervantes
spanish surname campos
spanish surname cáceres
spanish surname fuentes
spanish surname contreras
spanish surname flores
spanish surname linares
spanish surname gallegos
spanish surname iglesias
spanish surname matamoros
spanish surname morales
spanish surname ramos
spanish surname matajudíos
spanish surname rizos
spanish surname ríos
spanish surname reyes
spanish surname robles
spanish surname rojas
spanish surname roncesvalles
spanish surname salinas
spanish surname vargas
spanish surname villalobos
spanish surname torres
spanish surname pinochet
spanish surname villegas
spanish surname pichilemu
a spanish male surname che
a spanish political party ciudadanos
spanish surname piña
union of the democratic centre (a spanish political party) ucd
a spanish trade union ugt (unión general de trabajadores)
royal spanish academy rae
royal spanish academy real academia española
a spanish surname (variant of gonzález) gonzales
spanish surname (son of gonzalo) gonzález
a spanish painter goya
spanish armada grande y felicísima armada
spanish omelette tortilla de patatas
old spanish español medieval
old spanish español antiguo
a spanish left wing political party podemos
the spanish los españoles
spanish-speaking country país hispanohablante
spanish speaker persona de habla española
spanish speaker persona de habla hispana
a person who speaks spanish una persona que hable español
the person who speaks spanish la persona que habla español
a spanish speaker una persona que hable español
a spanish-speaking person una persona que hable español
standard spanish español normativo
broken spanish español chapurreado
spanish speaking people pueblos de habla española
spanish-speaking world mundo de habla hispana
spanish-speaking de habla española
spanish teacher maestro de español
spanish professor profesor de español
spanish-speaking countries países de habla hispana
an ancient spanish sect adopcionismo [m]
spanish word used only in america americanismo [m]
spanish word that comes from indigenous languages of the american continetn americanismo [m]
spanish word from arabic origin arabismo [m]
a spanish sympathizer with the french, during the napoleonic invasion (1808-1813) afrancesado [m]
spanish dance caballero [m]
open gallery round a court-yard in a spanish house cenador [m]
a spanish gold coin worth twenty-five pesetas centén [m]
bending movement in a spanish dance cimbrado [m]
ancient spanish coin cinquén [m]
spanish leather cordobán [m]
popular spanish dance and song bolero [m]
ancient spanish silver coin dinero [m]
an old spanish dance bran de inglaterra [m]
castilian/spanish language castellano [m]
an ancient spanish coin castellano [m]
step in a spanish dance doble [m]
party which proclaimed the spanish constitution of 1812 doceañista [m]
mister (the spanish title for a gentleman, used only before the christian name) don [m]
spanish language full of gallicisms gabacho [m]
central space of the spanish parliament hemiciclo [m]
a spanish dance with castanets fandango [m]
christian of spanish descent in morocco farfán [m]
doctrine propounding the spiritual union of all spanish-american nations hispanoamericanismo [m]
spanish language español [m]
partisan fighting against spanish colonialism filibustero [m]
supreme authority in spanish morocco jalifa [m]
gold embroidery on the uniform of spanish generals entorchado [m]
holy week pilgrim dressed in a long robe and accompanying the pasos in spanish towns nazareno [m]
an old spanish coin maravedí [m]
professor in spanish universities regente [m]
spanish fly matahombres [m]
spanish dish of meat and vegetables puchero [m]
a spanish dish of meat and vegetables puchero [m]
old spanish song and dance pésamedello [m]
ancient spanish copper coin mercal [m]
member of the carlist regiments in spanish civil war requeté [m]
step in a spanish dance rey [m]
former spanish silver coin real [m]