| Espagnol | Anglais | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General | ||||
| General | profana [f] | outsider | ||
| General | profana [f] | inexperienced person | ||
| General | profana [f] | uninitiated person | ||
| General | profana [f] | unfamiliar person | ||
| General | profana [f] | laywoman | ||
| General | profana [f] | libertine person | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | secular | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | profane | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | irreverent | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | lay | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | uninitiated | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | ignorant | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | indecent | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | immodest | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | irreligious | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | worldly | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | unfamiliar | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | unchaste | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | ungodly | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | unhallowed | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | impious | ||
| General | profana [adj/f] | impure | ||
| Law | ||||
| Law | profana [f] | person without the necessary skill | ||
