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Meanings of "stone" in Spanish English Dictionary : 87 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
stone piedra [f]
stone núcleo [m]
stone peña [f]
General
stone güito [m]
stone pepa [f]
stone lapidar [v]
stone deshuesar [v]
stone apedrear [v]
stone capitolino [m]
stone chinarro [m]
stone cuesco [m]
stone güito [m]
stone hueso [m]
stone núcleo [m]
stone piedra [f]
stone roca [f]
stone deshuesar [v]
stone lapidar [v]
stone pedrusco [m]
stone cálculo [m]
stone cantería [f]
stone almendra [f]
stone gema [f]
stone arenilla [f]
stone pétreo [adj]
stone de piedra [adj]
stone piedra preciosa
stone (joya) piedra preciosa
stone canto [m]
stone hueso [m]
stone matacán [m]
stone roca [f]
stone hueso (frutas) [m]
stone piedra sepulcral [f]
stone china [f]
stone pepita (frutas) [f]
stone matar a pedradas [v]
stone atacar a pedradas [v]
stone deshuesar (la fruta) [v]
stone peso de 14 libras
stone hecho de piedra
stone pitón [m] ES local
stone tetunte [m] GT HN SV
stone tito [m] ES local
stone acantear [v] ES local
stone apedrar [v] disused
stone cantear [v] ES local
Colloquial
stone testículo [m]
stone echar cantos [v]
stone [uk] 348 kg. = 14 libras (peso)
stone peñasquear [v] CL
Engineering
stone mineral [m]
stone mineral [m]
stone castina [f]
stone piedra [f]
stone pireno [adj]
stone pétreo [adj]
Biology
stone cuesco [m]
Chemistry
stone mineral [m]
Geology
stone chino [m]
stone jejo [m]
stone cantal [m]
stone cantillo [m]
stone canto [m]
stone guijarro [m]
stone china [f]
stone piedra [f]
stone roca [f]
Medicine
stone cálculo [m]
stone cálculo [m]
Construction
stone revestir de piedras [v]
Technical
stone balastar [v]
stone quitar los huesos [v]
Aeronautics
stone esmerilar [v]
stone rectificar [v]
Gastronomy
stone carozo [m]
Mining
stone hastial [m]
stone hastial [m]
stone diamante sin tallar [m]
stone mineral [m]
stone ganga [f]
stone gema bruta [f]
stone ganga [f]
stone roca de los respaldos
stone diamante sin tallar
stone gema bruta
Mineralogy
stone mineral [m]

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

English Spanish
Common
stone-cutter cantero [m]
stone (of a fruit) hueso [m]
stone mason cantero [m]
stone bench built against the wall poyo [m]
slab of stone laja [f]
General
paving stone adoquín [m]
block of stone sillar [m]
stone curlew alcaraván [m]
stepping stone escalón [m]
boundary stone término [m]
boundary stone coto [m]
stone circle crómlech [m]
boundary stone mojón [m]
stepping stone pasadera [f]
altar stone ara [f]
crushed stone grava [f]
paving stone adoquín (árabe) [m]
stone paving adoquinado [m]
stone paver adoquinador [m]
oil mill stone alfarje (árabe) [m]
piece or place of an oil mill stone alfarje (árabe) [m]
stone fence at a wax bleachery aloquín [m]
large stone used on fishing nets ancorel [m]
grinding stone asiento de molino [m]
grinding stone asiento de tahona [m]
stone bench banco de piedra [m]
ball or stone ball fired bolaño [m]
seat carved out of stone, built next to windows cachorro [m]
stone masonry calicanto [m]
stone block cantal [m]
small stone canto [m]
amount of stone for masonry or foundation, equivalent to 1/3 m3 cargo [m]
large mounted stone chatón [m]
hit from a small stone chinazo [m]
memorial stone cipo [m]
stone landmark cipote [m]
boundary stone coto [m]
mill stone cuesco [m]
stone remover desempedrador [m]
stone-cutter dolador [m]
stone hammer dolobre [m]
philosopher's stone elixir [m]
philosopher's stone elíxir [m]
loose-stone damming wall empalomado [m]
stone pavement empedrado [m]
stone facing encachado [m]
crushed stone walkway encachado [m]
engraved stone entalle [m]
part of a block of stone or wood entrego [m]
stepping stone escabel [m]
stone polisher esmerador [m]
stepping-stone estriberón [m]
top mill-stone faldón [m]
tahona stone that is very worn out and placed on top of another faldón [m]
precious stone miner garimpeiro [m]
dry stone wall jorfe (árabe) [m]
stone carver lapidario [m]
waste stone lastre [m]
semi-precious stone lincurio [m]
stone mason mampostero [m]
rough stone mampuesto [m]
stone ball mandrón [m]
stone post to protect from passage of carriages marmolillo [m]
stone to play a game with marrón [m]
large rubble stone easily grasped by hand matacán [m]
standing stone menhir [m]
boundary stone mojón [m]
stone bench montadero [m]
nephritic stone nefrítico [m]
truncated pyramid in precious stone carvings pabellón [m]
stepping stone pasadero [m]
stepping stone pasil [m]
large stone pedrón [m]
perpend stone perpiaño [m]
pencil or slate to write or draw on stone slates pizarrín [m]
stone bench poyal [m]
stone bench poyete [m]
stone bench poyo [m]
corner-stone recantón [m]
face of a precious stone rondís [m]
face of a precious stone rondiz [m]
round stone ruejo [m]
stone rolling pin ruejo [m]
stone block sillar [m]
block of stone sillar [m]
chip of stone tasquil [m]
boundary stone término [m]
three stone ring tresillo [m]
stone wall albarrada (árabe) [f]
stone terrace albarrada (árabe) [f]
stone found in an old rooster's liver alectoria [f]
sacred stone ara [f]
paving stone baldosa [f]
stone cutting cantería [f]
thunderbolt stone ceraunia [f]
stone wall with an iron railing chambilla [f]
small stone china [f]
hollowness in a stone coquera [f]
cubed stone used by basque weight lifters cúbica [f]
stone age edad de piedra [f]
selective deterioration of stone enfermedad de la piedra [f]
stone cutter's hammer escoda [f]
grinding stone esmoladera [f]
barren stone in quicksilver mines garduja [f]
crushed stone grava [f]
stone throwing guerrilla [f]
dry stone wall horma [f]
dry stone wall hormaza [f]
stone coal hornaguera [f]
slab of stone laja [f]
stone slab lancha [f]
stone chip lasca [f]
stone chipping lasca [f]
flat stone lastra [f]
flat thin stone loncha [f]
paving stone screed maestra [f]
stone masonry mampostería [f]
stone wall mampuesta [f]
facet (stone) mesa [f]
grinding stone moledera [f]
rustic stone and straw construction pallaza [f]
stone construction, covered with straw for livestock palloza [f]
stone wall pared horma [f]
stepping stone pasadera [f]
through stone pasadera [f]
through stone pasera [f]
blow from a stone pedrada [f]
marks from a stone pedrada [f]
unquarried stone peña viva [f]
engraved stone piedra [f]
kidney stone piedra [f]
precious stone piedra ciega [f]
lightning stone piedra de rayo [f]
false stone piedra falsa [f]
philosopher's stone piedra filosofal [f]
foundation stone piedra fundamental [f]
aerolite stone piedra meteórica [f]
burr-stone piedra molar [f]
rocking stone piedra oscilante [f]
webbed stone piedra palmeada [f]
dry stone piedra seca [f]
stone not yet quarried piedra viva [f]
flying stone piedra voladora [f]
pumice stone pómez [f]
pumice stone pumita [f]
low quality stone rajuela [f]
stone in an oil mill with a grooved channel along which the oil runs into the vat regaifa (portugués) [f]
dressed stone sillería [f]
flat stone solera [f]
stone said to repel iron teame [f]
antimagnetic stone teame [f]
veneer stone traba [f]
stone wheel volandera [f]
stone-age arqueolítico [adj]
full of crushed stone granzoso [adj]
grain a lithographic stone granear [v]
crushed stone granzas [f/pl]
tablets of stone tablas de la ley [f/pl]
stone post pilar [m]
stone-paved road arrecife [m]
pebble-stone guijarro [m]
rough or uncut stone pedrusco [m]
binding stone tizón [m]
wine stone argol [m]
kidney stone cálculo renal [m]
block if building stone sillar [m]
rubble stone cascote [m]
band-stone tizón [m]
stepping stone escabel [m]
kidney stone cálculo renal [m]
stone pine pino piñonero [m]
perpent stone perpiaño [m]
stone wall paredón [m]
dress stone revestimiento de piedra fabricada [m]
small stone china [f]
stone marten garduña [f]
stone base solera [f]
broken stone grava [f]
hit or blow with a stone pedrada [f]
stone slab losa [f]
stone pit cantera [f]
precious stone gema [f]
paving stone baldosa [f]
throw of a stone pedrada [f]
stone bench bancada [f]
blow/hit of a stone pedrada [f]
border-stone pina [f]
small generally rounded stone china [f]
stone chip lasca [f]
large flat stone lastra [f]
polishing stone lisa [f]
bezoar stone piedra bezoar (piedra mítica) [f]
cap stone piedra final colocada al tope de una estructura [f]
door stone puerta de piedra (arco de piedra que rodea la puerta) [f]
baking stone piedra para horno [f]
baking stone piedra para hornear (pizzas) [f]
carved stone with some inscription or figure piedra [f]
stone carver lapidaria [f]
stone mason mampostera [f]
stone-paved empedrado [adj]
of stone pétreo [adj]
stone deaf sordo como una tapia [adj]
stone deaf como una tapia [adj]
stone-cold helado [adj]
take a precious stone out of setting desclavar [v]
remove the stone from deshuesar [v]
set a precious stone clavar [v]
stone (throw stones at) apedrear [v]
stone (throw stones at) lapidar [v]
cast the first stone tirar la primera piedra [v]
cast the first stone arrojar la primera piedra [v]
stone someone to death matar a alguien a pedradas [v]
pave stone adoquinar [v]
crescent-shaped stone used for grinding in a mortar guagua batán [n] BO
wide road with stone pavement lomo de perro [n] VE
set in stone grabado en piedra
philosopher's stone piedra filosofal
grinding stone piedra de moler
stone age edad de piedra
rosetta stone piedra de rosetta
precious stone piedra preciosa
pumice (stone) piedra pómez
stone age la edad de piedra
stone oven horno de piedra
apricot stone hueso de albaricoque
place where boys stone one another apedreadero [m]
paving-stone adoquín [m]
free-stone peach-tree abridor [m]
large splinter/chip of stone astillón [m]
meteoric stone aerolito [m]
large stone serving as anchor to net-float ancorel [m]
lower stone of an oil-mill alfarje [m]
armenian stone armónico [m]
road paved with stone arrecife [m]
stone enclosure in a wax bleachery aloquín [m]
stone for sacrifices altar [m]
large stone set in ring/brooch chatón [m]
blow caused by a stone chinazo [m]
wooden/stone dish cocharro [m]
block of stone cantal [m]
blow from a stone cantazo [m]
throw of a stone cantazo [m]
filtering-stone destilador [m]
game of throwing the stone canto [m]
block of stone bloque [m]
a precious stone carbunclo [m]
a precious stone carbúnculo [m]
stone missile bolaño [m]
mill-stone cuesco [m]
small fruit-stone cuesquillo [m]
curb-stone of a well brocal [m]
cobble-stone guijarro [m]
flaw/defect in cloth/stone gabarro [m]
stepping-stone escalón [m]
top mill-stone faldón [m]
stone pavement empedrado [m]
stone of pressed olive erraj [m]
cope-stone fastial [m]
specular stone espejuelo [m]
polishing-stone flin [m]
precious stone granate [m]
toad-stone estelión [m]
toad-stone estelón [m]
hole in the under stone of a mill foramen [m]
stepping-stone estriberón [m]
dry stone wall jorfe [m]
cutter in wood/stone entallador [m]
paving-stone guardacantón [m]
check-stone guardacantón [m]
spur-stone guardacantón [m]
a large, loose stone pedrejón [m]
stone-cutter pedrero [m]
fender stone marmolillo [m]
quoit (stone) marrón [m]
stone slat lastre [m]
large stone slat lastrón [m]
stone of fruit núcleo [m]
stone-cutter picapedrero [m]
semi-precious stone lincurio [m]
precious stone piropo [m]
groove in timber/stone rebajo [m]
nether mill-stone mortero [m]
corner-stone recantón [m]
rolling-stone rodillo [m]
column of stone rollo [m]
round stone rollo [m]
stone seat poyal [m]
stone seat/bench poyo [m]
face/table of a precious stone rondís [m]
stone ball used as missile mandrón [m]
stone in oil-mills rulo [m]
square hewn stone sillar [m]
chip of a stone tasquil [m]
stone-crop telefio [m]
corner curb-stone trascantón [m]
stone, brick or iron under a pot to keep it steady on the fireplace seso [m]
face/table of a precious stone rondiz [m]
pear-shaped fruit with a large stone chayote [m]
corner curb-stone guardacantón [m]
stone of pressed olive herraj [m]
dry-stone wall albarada [f]
coping-stone albardilla [f]
stone in an old cock's liver alectoria [f]
stone in the intestines of a swallow alidona [f]
large stone hammer almádana [f]
large stone hammer almaganeta [f]
pale green precious stone aguamarina [f]
stone bass cherna [f]
precious stone ceramita [f]
thunderbolt (stone) ceraunia [f]
flat paving-stone baldosa [f]
kerb-stone cinta [f]
concavity in a stone coquera [f]
upper grinding-stone corredera [f]
building made of hewn stone cantería [f]
art of hewing stone cantería [f]
portion of hewn stone cantería [f]
heavy stone for sinking fykes bigorella [f]
blood-stone dionisia [f]
paving-stone cuña [f]
stone wall with an iron railing chambilla [f]
soap-stone galaxia [f]
stone wheel that grinds olives galga [f]
stone-cutter's hammer escoda [f]
stone-chisel escopa [f]
stone-cutter's hammer escota [f]
barren stone in quicksilver mines garduja [f]
dry-stone wall horma [f]
dry-stone wall hormaza [f]
stone engraving glíptica [f]
splinter of a bone/glass/stone esquirla [f]
soap-stone esteatita [f]
eagle-stone etites [f]
cobble-stone guija [f]
stone, metal or wood cutting or carving labra [f]
throw/casting of a stone pedrada [f]
stone-throwing pedrea [f]
small stone pedrecita [f]
stone-pit pedrera [f]
small stone pedrezuela [f]
grooved stone of an oil-mill regaifa [f]
whitish stone peladilla [f]
flag-stone laja [f]
memorial stone lápida [f]
chip from a stone lasca [f]
large stone peña [f]
stone-cutter's hammer pica [f]
pumice-stone pumita [f]
memorial stone piedra [f]
foot-stone piedra [f]
little stone piedrezuela [f]
flag-stone loncha [f]
thin flat stone loncha [f]
grave-stone losa [f]
corner-stone mocheta [f]
thin rough stone of low quality rajuela [f]
grinding stone moledera [f]
wax-stone rapasa [f]
hewing of stone montea [f]
stone-cutting montea [f]
chippings of stone rocalla [f]
kind of porous stone pierra rodena [f]
upper mill-stone muela [f]
stepping-stone pasadera [f]
cylindrical stone for grinding cocoa mano [f]
stone roller for refining chocolate refinadera [f]
stone on which chocolate is ground silleta [f]
blood-stone sanguinaria [f]
stone slab solera [f]
flat stone solera [f]
stone said to repel iron teame [f]
stone base in oil mills yusera [f]
vein in stone or wood vena [f]
large stone hammer almádina [f]
large stone hammer almádena [f]
small stone piedrecita [f]
abraxas stone abraxas [m/f]
free-stone abridero [adj]
blackish (mill-stone) bornero [adj]
ground (by such a stone) bornero [adj]
soft (stone) (piedra) ollar [adj]
glaze with pumice stone apomazar [v]
burnish with pumice stone apomazar [v]
put stone slabs/flagstones acerar [v]
strengthen with stone slabs acerar [v]
make like ashlar stone almohadillar [v]
stone fruits deshuesar [v]
stone (fruits) despulpar [v]
work the edge of stone cantear [v]
plane/smooth wood/stone dolar [v]
hew a stone in curves for an arch dovelar [v]
grain a lithographic stone granear [v]
carve stone/wood labrar [v]
stone to death lapidar [v]
turn to stone petrificarse [v]
become stone petrificarse [v]
change to stone petrificar [v]
ara (consecrated stone) altar [m]
bristol-stone diamante de bristol [m]
crab stone ojo de cangrejo [m]
bile-stone cálculo biliar [m]
kerb-stone brocal de pozo [m]
flint stone pedernal [m]
stone hammer dolobre [m]
stone (colour) gris azulado [m]
stone-breaker bocarte de piedra [m]
stone-crusher bocarte de piedra [m]
stone-crop ombligo de venus [m]
stone-hawk balcón apedreado [m]
stone-mason picapedrero [m]
stone-parsley perejil perenne [m]
stone-mason albañil [m]
burr-stone piedra de molino [f]
cope-stone piedra de albardilla [f]
coping-stone piedra de albardilla [f]
alum-stone aluminita [f]
stone fruit fruta de hueso [f]
grape-stone granuja [f]
grape-stone simiente de uva [f]
rag stone piedra de amolar [f]
specular stone mica [f]
rolling stone persona inconstante [f]
stone hammer marra [f]
stone-fruit fruta de hueso [f]
stone-pit cantera [f]
stone-quarry cantera [f]
stone-quarry pedrera [f]
stone-chat collalba [f]
stone-crop fabacrasa [f]
stone-crop chubarba [f]
stone-cutting labra de las piedras [f]
stone-cold frío como la piedra [adj]
stone-dead muerto como una piedra [adj]
stone-deaf completamente sordo [adj]
stone-blind completamente ciego [adj]
stone-dumb completamente mudo [adj]
melt a heart of stone ablandar las piedras [v]
rolling stone persona que no se queda en un empleo
pear-shaped fruit with a large stone chote [m] CU
stone-breaking hammer combo [m] AMER
large stone for foundations bolón [m] CL
ground olive stone bonijo [m] rur. rare
stepping-stone escabel [m] fig.
curved stone on which the women grind maize or cocoa metate [m] MX
boundary stone machote [m] MX
stone granary to store rice tambobón [m] PH
flaw in a precious stone sapo [m] CL
stone pestle tejolote [m] MX
a kind of porous stone tezontle [m] MX
stepping-stone escabel [m] fig.
stone-throwing avance [m] VE
a hit or blow with a stone bolazo [m] VE BO
small round stone callao [m] DO
hit with a stone bolazo [m] VE BO
foundation stone bolón [m] NI CL
big stone bombolón [m] VE:W
salt stone mallet used to grind grain cachimazo [m] PE
large unworked stone used in construction cabezote [m] CU
crash or collision with the curb or a stone or cement border cuneteo [m] CL
precious stone chalchigüite [m] MX
any precious stone chalchihuite (del náhuatl) [m] MX
jade or jadeite, very hard green stone made of magnesium silicate, alumina, iron oxide, and magnesium oxide chalchihuite [m] MX GT HN:W
semicircular stone instrument for grinding/milling chungo [m] PE
blow from a stone shot from a flecha, a toy similar to a slingshot flechazo [m] BO
blow from a stone launched with a slingshot huaracazo [m] EC PE BO
blow from a stone launched with a slingshot guaracazo [m] PE BO
blow from a stone launched from a sling huaracazo [m] EC PE BO
stone shot made with a slingshot hondazo [m] BO CL AR
pumice stone jal [m] MX
pipe originally made from fired clay, stone, wood, or bone, used in collective ceremonies and rites kitra [m] CL rare
blow from a fragment of hardened mud, brick, or stone jonazo [m] BO:N,E
fragment of hardened mud, brick, or stone jone [m] BO:N,E
grinding stone mano [m] BO
mealing stone marán [m] BO rur.
stone-pavement of a street, avenue, or plaza empiedre [m] BO
unworked stone molón [m] EC
boundary stone monumento [m] HN
children's game where a child pushes a stone or a coin with their foot through a grid painted on the floor mundo [m] PE BO
stone bench used as a bed to lie down patajahua [m] PE rur.
stone foundation pindongo [m] CL
stone and mud fence used to divide pastures and fields pircado [m] AR:Nw
stone and mud fence used to divide pastures and fields pircado [m] PE rur.
construction of a stone wall without mortar pircado [m] BO
construction of a stone wall without mortar pircado [m] PE rur.
stone placed on beds of rivers to support engineering works pindongo [m] CL
hard stone used for paving streets or roads rajón [m] CU
stone crushing plant quebrador [m] CR
hit from a stone salporazo [m] SV
blow from a stone salporazo [m] SV
baking stone tenamaste [m] MX GT HN SV NI
blow from a stone turuncazo [m] HN SV
sharpening stone tibe [m] CO
baking stone tinamaste [m] CR rur.
blow from a stone curuncazo [m] HN
stone water filter tinajero [m] NI CU DO VE
rustic stone and clay oven tatacuá [m] PY AR:Ne rur.
water stone tibe [m] CO
pave stone adoquinamiento [m] MX GT NI HN CR PR CP EC
stone paving adoquinamiento [m] MX GT NI HN EC
low stone bench covered in tiles alhamí [m] rare