mismísimo

mismísima (feminine)
mismísimos (masculine plural)
mismísimas (feminine plural)

Un superviviente de la masacre del Cap Arcona, el barco alemán que los británicos bombardearon el 3 de mayo de 1945 como si allá dentro fuese el mismísimo Hitler en lugar de 4.500 presos agónicos evacuados de campos del Tercer Reich.

2021 February 20, Tereixa Constenla, “José Epita Mbomo, el electricista que saboteó a los nazis y salvó a sus amigos”, in El País:

superlative degree of mismo: (the) very same


identificado

es-adj

identificado (feminine identificada, masculine plural identificados, feminine plural identificadas)

identificada (feminine)
identificados (masculine plural)
identificadas (feminine plural)


arcano

arcano (feminine arcana, masculine plural arcanos, feminine plural arcanas)

arcana (feminine)
arcanos (masculine plural)
arcanas (feminine plural)


aspirante

aspirante m or f (masculine and feminine plural aspirantes)


prefrontal

prefrontal m or f (masculine and feminine plural prefrontales)

prefrontales (feminine masculine plural)


pansexual

pansexual m or f (masculine and feminine plural pansexuales)


marrón

marrón m or f (masculine and feminine plural marrones)


pardo

pardo (feminine parda, masculine plural pardos, feminine plural pardas)

parda (feminine)
pardos (masculine plural)
pardas (feminine plural)


vocativo

vocativo (feminine vocativa, masculine plural vocativos, feminine plural vocativas)

vocativa (feminine)
vocativos (masculine plural)
vocativas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from grammatical Latin vocātīvus.


beduino

beduino (feminine beduina, masculine plural beduinos, feminine plural beduinas)

beduina (feminine)
beduinos (masculine plural)
beduinas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French bédouin, from Arabic بَدَوِيّ (badawiyy).

Gadafi recibirá a sus interlocutores en una carpa de estilo beduino...

2009 June 10, “Gadafi levanta una tienda en Roma”, in BBC Mundo:

Gaddafi will receive his negotiators with a Bedouin-style carpet...


mantequera

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


lechera

*From Latin lactārius, corresponding to leche + -era.
*(police van): Because the first vans used by the Spanish police in the 1970s were also identical models to those used for delivering milk. Another reason is that the riot police officers came out of the vans distributing leches (“bumps, blows, smacks”).


mongolo

es-adj

mongolo (feminine mongola, masculine plural mongolos, feminine plural mongolas)

mongola (feminine)
mongolos (masculine plural)
mongolas (feminine plural)


islámico

islámico (feminine islámica, masculine plural islámicos, feminine plural islámicas)

islámica (feminine)
islámicos (masculine plural)
islámicas (feminine plural)


poco hecho

poco hecho (feminine poco hecha, masculine plural poco hechos, feminine plural poco hechas)

poco hecha (feminine)
poco hechos (masculine plural)
poco hechas (feminine plural)


blanqueador

blanqueador (feminine blanqueadora, masculine plural blanqueadores, feminine plural blanqueadoras)

blanqueadora (feminine)
blanqueadores (masculine plural)
blanqueadoras (feminine plural)


blasfemo

blasfemo (feminine blasfema, masculine plural blasfemos, feminine plural blasfemas)

blasfema (feminine)
blasfemos (masculine plural)
blasfemas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin blasphēmus, from Ancient Greek βλάσφημος (blásphēmos).


escaso

escaso (feminine escasa, masculine plural escasos, feminine plural escasas)

escasa (feminine)
escasos (masculine plural)
escasas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *escarpsus, from Late Latin excarpsus (“rare”), from *excarpere (“pluck out”), from classical Latin excerpere. Related to English scarce.

scarce, limited, scant, meager, meagre, skimpy, rare, insufficient, slight, slim

low, little, small, poor, weak (in quantity, degree, size, rate or estimate)


corregente

corregente m or f (masculine and feminine plural corregentes)


bajista

bajista m or f (masculine and feminine plural bajistas)


valetudinario

valetudinario (feminine valetudinaria, masculine plural valetudinarios, feminine plural valetudinarias)

valetudinaria (feminine)
valetudinarios (masculine plural)
valetudinarias (feminine plural)


campante

campante m or f (masculine and feminine plural campantes)

→ Tagalog: kampante

tan campante

Puede parecer el principio de una de esas bromas pesadas que abundan en las redes sociales, pero el caso es que el elemento en cuestión —que ya se ha hecho famoso por este tipo de fechorías “virales”— sale por la puerta con las gafas puestas, antirrobo incluido, y se marcha tan campante.

2023 May 10, Pablo Ordaz, “¡No voy a permitir que no llueva!”, in El País:

pleased with oneself
pleased with oneself


veloz

veloz m or f (masculine and feminine plural veloces, superlative velocísimo)

veloces (feminine masculine plural)
velocísimo (superlative)


diseñado

diseñado (feminine diseñada, masculine plural diseñados, feminine plural diseñadas)

diseñada (feminine)
diseñados (masculine plural)
diseñadas (feminine plural)


caloroso

caloroso (feminine calorosa, masculine plural calorosos, feminine plural calorosas)

calorosa (feminine)
calorosos (masculine plural)
calorosas (feminine plural)


asado

asado (feminine asada, masculine plural asados, feminine plural asadas)

asada (feminine)
asados (masculine plural)
asadas (feminine plural)


localizado

localizado (feminine localizada, masculine plural localizados, feminine plural localizadas)

localizada (feminine)
localizados (masculine plural)
localizadas (feminine plural)


confortante

confortante m or f (masculine and feminine plural confortantes)

confortantes (feminine masculine plural)


egoísta

egoísta m or f (masculine and feminine plural egoístas)

egotistic (believing oneself to be superior)


casquivano

casquivano (feminine casquivana, masculine plural casquivanos, feminine plural casquivanas)

casquivana (feminine)
casquivanos (masculine plural)
casquivanas (feminine plural)


regulable

regulable m or f (masculine and feminine plural regulables)


contagiante

contagiante m or f (masculine and feminine plural contagiantes)

contagiantes (feminine masculine plural)

contagious (of a disease, able to be transmitted to others)

contagious (of a fashion, laughter, etc, easily passed on to others)


contagioso

contagioso (feminine contagiosa, masculine plural contagiosos, feminine plural contagiosas)

contagiosa (feminine)
contagiosos (masculine plural)
contagiosas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin contāgiōsus. By surface analysis, contagio (“contagion”) + -oso.


divo

es-adj

divo (feminine diva, masculine plural divos, feminine plural divas)

diva (feminine)
divos (masculine plural)
divas (feminine plural)


mantequero

mantequero (feminine mantequera, masculine plural mantequeros, feminine plural mantequeras)

mantequera (feminine)
mantequeros (masculine plural)
mantequeras (feminine plural)


ecuánime

ecuánime m or f (masculine and feminine plural ecuánimes)

From Latin aequanimitās. Compare English equanimous.


lechero

lechero (feminine lechera, masculine plural lecheros, feminine plural lecheras)

lechera (feminine)
lecheros (masculine plural)
lecheras (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin lactārius, corresponding to leche + -ero. Unrelated to English lecher/lecherous.

milk- (containing milk or related to milk)

cabra lechera, vaca lechera


glomerular

glomerular m or f (masculine and feminine plural glomerulares)

glomerulares (feminine masculine plural)


fortificante

fortificante m or f (masculine and feminine plural fortificantes)

fortificantes (feminine masculine plural)


postural

postural m or f (masculine and feminine plural posturales)


embarazoso

embarazoso (feminine embarazosa, masculine plural embarazosos, feminine plural embarazosas)

embarazosa (feminine)
embarazosos (masculine plural)
embarazosas (feminine plural)


frustrante

frustrante m or f (masculine and feminine plural frustrantes)


tajante

tajante m or f (masculine and feminine plural tajantes)

La celebración del año Picasso en 2023, que conmemora el 50º aniversario de su muerte el 8 de abril de 1973, abre el interrogante de hasta qué punto o de qué forma debe abordarse la recurrente y tajante crítica feminista al creador.

2022 August 7, Andrea Aguilar, “Celebrar a Picasso tras el huracán del Me Too”, in El País:

The celebration of the Year of Picasso in 2023, which commemorates the 50th anniversary of hsi death on April 8 1973, begs the question of to what extent or in what way to bring up the recurrent and emphatic feminist criticism of the artist.


inconsciente

inconsciente m or f (masculine and feminine plural inconscientes)

inconscientes (feminine masculine plural)


emprendedor

emprendedor (feminine emprendedora, masculine plural emprendedores, feminine plural emprendedoras)

emprendedora (feminine)
emprendedores (masculine plural)
emprendedoras (feminine plural)

From emprender + -dor, a calque of French entrepreneur.


enjuto

enjuto (feminine enjuta, masculine plural enjutos, feminine plural enjutas)

enjuta (feminine)
enjutos (masculine plural)
enjutas (feminine plural)

Diccionario crítico etimológico castellano e hispánico

Inherited from Old Spanish enxuto, from Latin exsūctus, perfect passive participle of exsūgō, from ex + sūgō. Compare Portuguese enxuto, Catalan eixut, Italian asciutto. In pre-literary Spanish, the word likely had the form *eissuito (compare also Old Galician-Portuguese enxoyto, Galician enxoito), and then underwent a change of prefix through influence from enjugar (the same process affecting other Ibero-Romance languages), with the ending being influenced by past participles such as roto, escrito, frito, etc. (as normally the Latin consonant cluster -ct- yields -ch- in Spanish; a form ensucho was attested, and ensuchu is used in Asturian, where it became the irregular past participle of ensugar).


asiático

asiático (feminine asiática, masculine plural asiáticos, feminine plural asiáticas)

asiática (feminine)
asiáticos (masculine plural)
asiáticas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin āsiāticus, from Ancient Greek Ἀσιατικός (Asiatikós).


enfático

enfático (feminine enfática, masculine plural enfáticos, feminine plural enfáticas)

enfática (feminine)
enfáticos (masculine plural)
enfáticas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἐμφατικός (emphatikós), variant of ἐμφαντικός (emphantikós), from ἐμφαίνω (emphaínō, “to show, present”). More at énfasis.


forense

es-adj

forense m or f (masculine and feminine plural forenses)

forensic (relating to the scientific investigation of evidence for a court of law)


envuelto

envuelto (feminine envuelta, masculine plural envueltos, feminine plural envueltas)

envuelta (feminine)
envueltos (masculine plural)
envueltas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *involtus, from *involvitus or *involŭtus, for Latin involūtus.


interurbano

interurbano (feminine interurbana, masculine plural interurbanos, feminine plural interurbanas)

interurbana (feminine)
interurbanos (masculine plural)
interurbanas (feminine plural)


impudente

impudente m or f (masculine and feminine plural impudentes)


áspero

áspero (feminine áspera, masculine plural ásperos, feminine plural ásperas)

áspera (feminine)
ásperos (masculine plural)
ásperas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin asperum, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂esp- (“to cut”). The forms of the Spanish word and its Portuguese equivalent seem to indicate that they may be semi-learned or borrowed terms (the expected normal result aspro was found on rare occasions in Old Spanish documents). However, comparing it to similar cases of phonetic development in Spanish and Ibero-Romance (cf. árboles, miércoles, níspero, etc.), the preservation of the proparoxytone quality (with stress on the antepenultimate syllable) is actually normal in this word.

rough, scratchy, coarse (not smooth; uneven)


funesto

funesto (feminine funesta, masculine plural funestos, feminine plural funestas)

funesta (feminine)
funestos (masculine plural)
funestas (feminine plural)


infausto

infausto (feminine infausta, masculine plural infaustos, feminine plural infaustas)

infausta (feminine)
infaustos (masculine plural)
infaustas (feminine plural)

infausta noticia

infausta noche

infaustos tiempos

infausta fama

De que naciesen en días faustos ó infaustos hacían por otra parte depender su porvenir los hombres de todas las razas cultas

1878, Francisco Pí y Margall, Historia general de América:

Si herido el corazón, la planta herida,
llora la humanidad su infausta suerte

If its heart is wounded, the wounded plant
cries for humanity's doomed fate

se anotó con 63 minutos en el infausto empate con Suecia

2012, Diego Borinsky, Almeyda: Alma y vida:

la infausta soledad genética

2015 October 20, Jordi Soler, “La destilación genética”, in El País:


bailarín

bailarín (feminine bailarina, masculine plural bailarines, feminine plural bailarinas)

bailarina (feminine)
bailarines (masculine plural)
bailarinas (feminine plural)


extraordinario

extraordinario (feminine extraordinaria, masculine plural extraordinarios, feminine plural extraordinarias)

extraordinaria (feminine)
extraordinarios (masculine plural)
extraordinarias (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin extraordinārius. Equivalent to extra- + ordinario.


gallego

gallego (feminine gallega, masculine plural gallegos, feminine plural gallegas)

gallega (feminine)
gallegos (masculine plural)
gallegas (feminine plural)

rural northern Spain, Andes Mountains, Philippines

Inherited from Latin Gallaecus. Compare Galician galego and Portuguese galego.


rotundo

rotundo (feminine rotunda, masculine plural rotundos, feminine plural rotundas)

rotunda (feminine)
rotundos (masculine plural)
rotundas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin rotundus (“round”). Compare redondo, an inherited doublet. Cognate with English round and rotund.

Yo creo que la respuesta es un sí rotundo.

I believe the answer is a resounding yes.

Eso no es exactamente un rotundo respaldo.

That's not exactly a ringing endorsement.


crítico

crítico (feminine crítica, masculine plural críticos, feminine plural críticas)

crítica (feminine)
críticos (masculine plural)
críticas (feminine plural)

From Latin criticus, from Ancient Greek κριτικός (kritikós).

critical (inclined to criticize), judgmental


afirmativo

afirmativo (feminine afirmativa, masculine plural afirmativos, feminine plural afirmativas)

afirmativa (feminine)
afirmativos (masculine plural)
afirmativas (feminine plural)


tímido

tímido (feminine tímida, masculine plural tímidos, feminine plural tímidas)

tímida (feminine)
tímidos (masculine plural)
tímidas (feminine plural)

From Latin timidus. Cognate with English timid.


adormecido

adormecido (feminine adormecida, masculine plural adormecidos, feminine plural adormecidas)

adormecida (feminine)
adormecidos (masculine plural)
adormecidas (feminine plural)


pacífico

pacífico (feminine pacífica, masculine plural pacíficos, feminine plural pacíficas)

pacífica (feminine)
pacíficos (masculine plural)
pacíficas (feminine plural)


mágico

mágico (feminine mágica, masculine plural mágicos, feminine plural mágicas)

mágica (feminine)
mágicos (masculine plural)
mágicas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin magicus, from Ancient Greek μαγικός (magikós), from μάγος (mágos, “wise man, mage”). See also the archaic mego, which may be a doublet. Doublet of meigo.


bromista

bromista m or f (masculine and feminine plural bromistas)


convicto

convicto (feminine convicta, masculine plural convictos, feminine plural convictas)

convicta (feminine)
convictos (masculine plural)
convictas (feminine plural)


renovador

renovador (feminine renovadora, masculine plural renovadores, feminine plural renovadoras)

renovadora (feminine)
renovadores (masculine plural)
renovadoras (feminine plural)


postalveolar

postalveolar m or f (masculine and feminine plural postalveolares)

postalveolares (feminine masculine plural)


hacendario

hacendario (feminine hacendaria, masculine plural hacendarios, feminine plural hacendarias)

hacendaria (feminine)
hacendarios (masculine plural)
hacendarias (feminine plural)


mutilante

mutilante m or f (masculine and feminine plural mutilantes)


creciente

creciente m or f (masculine and feminine plural crecientes)

From the old active participle of crecer, corresponding to Latin crescentem. Compare English crescent.


sustentable

sustentable m or f (masculine and feminine plural sustentables)

sustentables (feminine masculine plural)


muchocientos

(colloquial) umpteen (an unspecified, large number)


misericordioso

misericordioso (feminine misericordiosa, masculine plural misericordiosos, feminine plural misericordiosas)

misericordiosa (feminine)
misericordiosos (masculine plural)
misericordiosas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin misericordiōsus, from misericors, misericordis + -ōsus.


baxo

es-adj

baxo (feminine baxa, masculine plural baxos, feminine plural baxas)

baxa (feminine)
baxos (masculine plural)
baxas (feminine plural)


insuficiente

insuficiente m or f (masculine and feminine plural insuficientes)

insuficientes (feminine masculine plural)


odorante

odorante m or f (masculine and feminine plural odorantes)


saludable

saludable m or f (masculine and feminine plural saludables)

From saludar + -able or salud + -able. Compare Portuguese saudável.


adecuado

adecuado (feminine adecuada, masculine plural adecuados, feminine plural adecuadas)

adecuada (feminine)
adecuados (masculine plural)
adecuadas (feminine plural)


semental

semental m or f (masculine and feminine plural sementales)

From Latin sēmentis (“sowing, planting”) + -al.


caçador

es-adj

caçador (feminine caçadora, masculine plural caçadores, feminine plural caçadoras)

caçadora (feminine)
caçadores (masculine plural)
caçadoras (feminine plural)


adsorbente

adsorbente m or f (masculine and feminine plural adsorbentes)


alérgico

alérgico (feminine alérgica, masculine plural alérgicos, feminine plural alérgicas)

alérgica (feminine)
alérgicos (masculine plural)
alérgicas (feminine plural)


dañino

dañino (feminine dañina, masculine plural dañinos, feminine plural dañinas)

dañina (feminine)
dañinos (masculine plural)
dañinas (feminine plural)

From dañar + -ino, derived from Latin damnāre. Compare Portuguese daninho.

Fumar es dañino para tu salud

damaging, harmful, detrimental (especially in regards to animals)


admirador

admirador (feminine admiradora, masculine plural admiradores, feminine plural admiradoras)

admiradora (feminine)
admiradores (masculine plural)
admiradoras (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin admīrātor. By surface analysis, admirar + -dor.


apolar

apolar m or f (masculine and feminine plural apolares)


incoloro

incoloro (feminine incolora, masculine plural incoloros, feminine plural incoloras)

incolora (feminine)
incoloros (masculine plural)
incoloras (feminine plural)


abstracto

abstracto (feminine abstracta, masculine plural abstractos, feminine plural abstractas)

abstracta (feminine)
abstractos (masculine plural)
abstractas (feminine plural)

abstract (considered apart from any application to a particular object)

(art) abstract (free from representational qualities)


lampiño

lampiño (feminine lampiña, masculine plural lampiños, feminine plural lampiñas)

lampiña (feminine)
lampiños (masculine plural)
lampiñas (feminine plural)

Unknown origin. Perhaps from the diminutive of Galician lampo (“beardless”).


volado

volado (feminine volada, masculine plural volados, feminine plural voladas)

volada (feminine)
volados (masculine plural)
voladas (feminine plural)

(colloquial, Latin America) stoned (on drugs)


australiano

australiano (feminine australiana, masculine plural australianos, feminine plural australianas)

australiana (feminine)
australianos (masculine plural)
australianas (feminine plural)


policial

policial m or f (masculine and feminine plural policiales)

(Spain) Related to the police, police force


fotosintético

fotosintético (feminine fotosintética, masculine plural fotosintéticos, feminine plural fotosintéticas)

fotosintética (feminine)
fotosintéticos (masculine plural)
fotosintéticas (feminine plural)


mesmo

mesmo (feminine mesma, masculine plural mesmos, feminine plural mesmas)

mesma (feminine)
mesmos (masculine plural)
mesmas (feminine plural)

(obsolete outside New Mexico) Alternative form of mismo


bozal

bozal m or f (masculine and feminine plural bozales)

→ Portuguese: boçal

From bozo (“muzzle”) + -al, from Medieval Latin *buccĕus (“relating or belonging to the mouth”). See bucca for more.

bor

(historical) (of a black slave) recently-arrived (in a colony), having been born in Africa


dije

Derived from dije (“I said”), an inflexion of the verb decir. The intermediate senses appear to have been 'tall tale, gossip' → 'trifle, thingy' → 'trinket'. Cf. the noun chisme, which has all of these senses.

(Chile, Bolivia) pleasant, nice, likable (of a person)


neuromuscular

es-adj

neuromuscular m or f (masculine and feminine plural neuromusculares)

neuromusculares (feminine masculine plural)


isotermo

isotermo (feminine isoterma, masculine plural isotermos, feminine plural isotermas)

isoterma (feminine)
isotermos (masculine plural)
isotermas (feminine plural)


nucleico

nucleico (feminine nucleica, masculine plural nucleicos, feminine plural nucleicas)

nucleica (feminine)
nucleicos (masculine plural)
nucleicas (feminine plural)


postizo

postizo (feminine postiza, masculine plural postizos, feminine plural postizas)

postiza (feminine)
postizos (masculine plural)
postizas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Spanish apostizo, from Late Latin appositīcius, from Latin appōnere.


difunto

difunto (feminine difunta, masculine plural difuntos, feminine plural difuntas)

difunta (feminine)
difuntos (masculine plural)
difuntas (feminine plural)


sajón

sajón (feminine sajona, masculine plural sajones, feminine plural sajonas)

sajona (feminine)
sajones (masculine plural)
sajonas (feminine plural)


pimpante

pimpante m or f (masculine and feminine plural pimpantes)


tiesto

tiesto (feminine tiesta, masculine plural tiestos, feminine plural tiestas)

tiesta (feminine)
tiestos (masculine plural)
tiestas (feminine plural)


aledaño

aledaño (feminine aledaña, masculine plural aledaños, feminine plural aledañas)

aledaña (feminine)
aledaños (masculine plural)
aledañas (feminine plural)


mecánico

mecánico (feminine mecánica, masculine plural mecánicos, feminine plural mecánicas)

mecánica (feminine)
mecánicos (masculine plural)
mecánicas (feminine plural)

From Latin mēchanicus, from Ancient Greek μηχανικός (mēkhanikós).


proletario

proletario (feminine proletaria, masculine plural proletarios, feminine plural proletarias)

proletaria (feminine)
proletarios (masculine plural)
proletarias (feminine plural)


espiritual

espiritual m or f (masculine and feminine plural espirituales)

espirituales (feminine masculine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin spīrituālis, from Latin spiritus.


etarra

etarra m or f (masculine and feminine plural etarras)

From ETA + Basque -tar. This word wasn't borrowed from Basque, since in Basque the suffix -tar is only used to form demonyms (the equivalent word in Basque is etakide).

Sánchez ha comenzado su intervención con un recordatorio a las víctimas de la violencia etarra como fuente de inspiración en alusión al ataque sobre la tumba profanada del político socialista asesinado por ETA Fernando Buesa.

2020 July 9, “Pedro Sánchez pide un “nuevo plan Marshall” europeo tras la derrota de Calviño para presidir el Eurogrupo”, in El País:


bananero

bananero (feminine bananera, masculine plural bananeros, feminine plural bananeras)

bananera (feminine)
bananeros (masculine plural)
bananeras (feminine plural)


octágono

octágono (feminine octágona, masculine plural octágonos, feminine plural octágonas)

octágona (feminine)
octágonos (masculine plural)
octágonas (feminine plural)


cuadrilátero

cuadrilátero (feminine cuadrilátera, masculine plural cuadriláteros, feminine plural cuadriláteras)

cuadrilátera (feminine)
cuadriláteros (masculine plural)
cuadriláteras (feminine plural)


browniano

browniano (feminine browniana, masculine plural brownianos, feminine plural brownianas)

browniana (feminine)
brownianos (masculine plural)
brownianas (feminine plural)


angolano

angolano (feminine angolana, masculine plural angolanos, feminine plural angolanas)

angolana (feminine)
angolanos (masculine plural)
angolanas (feminine plural)


conservativo

conservativo (feminine conservativa, masculine plural conservativos, feminine plural conservativas)

conservativa (feminine)
conservativos (masculine plural)
conservativas (feminine plural)


bipartito

bipartito (feminine bipartita, masculine plural bipartitos, feminine plural bipartitas)

bipartita (feminine)
bipartitos (masculine plural)
bipartitas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin bipartītus (“divided”).


estética

From Ancient Greek αἰσθητικός (aisthētikós, “of sense perception”), from αἰσθάνομαι (aisthánomai, “to feel”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ewisd-, from *h₂ew- (“to see, perceive”).


cojudo

es-adj

cojudo (feminine cojuda, masculine plural cojudos, feminine plural cojudas)

cojuda (feminine)
cojudos (masculine plural)
cojudas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *cōleūtus, derived from Latin cōleus (“testicle”). Compare Portuguese colhudo.


lagrangiano

lagrangiano (feminine lagrangiana, masculine plural lagrangianos, feminine plural lagrangianas)

lagrangiana (feminine)
lagrangianos (masculine plural)
lagrangianas (feminine plural)


abstruso

abstruso (feminine abstrusa, masculine plural abstrusos, feminine plural abstrusas)

abstrusa (feminine)
abstrusos (masculine plural)
abstrusas (feminine plural)


amargo

amargo (feminine amarga, masculine plural amargos, feminine plural amargas)

amarga (feminine)
amargos (masculine plural)
amargas (feminine plural)

→ Sardinian: amargu

From Old Spanish amaro (“bitter”) (from Latin amārus), modified by influence from the verb amargar.
Compare with English amaroid.


latente

latente m or f (masculine and feminine plural latentes)


embalsamador

embalsamador (feminine embalsamadora, masculine plural embalsamadores, feminine plural embalsamadoras)

embalsamadora (feminine)
embalsamadores (masculine plural)
embalsamadoras (feminine plural)


azerbaiyano

azerbaiyano (feminine azerbaiyana, masculine plural azerbaiyanos, feminine plural azerbaiyanas)

azerbaiyana (feminine)
azerbaiyanos (masculine plural)
azerbaiyanas (feminine plural)


newtoniano

newtoniano (feminine newtoniana, masculine plural newtonianos, feminine plural newtonianas)

newtoniana (feminine)
newtonianos (masculine plural)
newtonianas (feminine plural)


calculadora

From -dora; presumably feminine by agreement with máquina. Compare lavadora, secadora.


perturbativo

perturbativo (feminine perturbativa, masculine plural perturbativos, feminine plural perturbativas)

perturbativa (feminine)
perturbativos (masculine plural)
perturbativas (feminine plural)


nahua

nahua m or f (masculine and feminine plural nahuas)


lingüístico

lingüístico (feminine lingüística, masculine plural lingüísticos, feminine plural lingüísticas)

lingüística (feminine)
lingüísticos (masculine plural)
lingüísticas (feminine plural)


deformable

deformable m or f (masculine and feminine plural deformables)


agramatical

agramatical m or f (masculine and feminine plural agramaticales)

agramaticales (feminine masculine plural)


ortográfico

ortográfico (feminine ortográfica, masculine plural ortográficos, feminine plural ortográficas)

ortográfica (feminine)
ortográficos (masculine plural)
ortográficas (feminine plural)


acusativo

acusativo (feminine acusativa, masculine plural acusativos, feminine plural acusativas)

acusativa (feminine)
acusativos (masculine plural)
acusativas (feminine plural)


tóxico

tóxico (feminine tóxica, masculine plural tóxicos, feminine plural tóxicas)

tóxica (feminine)
tóxicos (masculine plural)
tóxicas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin toxicum (“arrow poison”), from Ancient Greek τοξικόν (toxikón, “arrow poison”), from τοξικός (toxikós, “pertaining to bows”), from τόξον (tóxon, “bow”). Cf. also tósigo.


agudo

es-adj

agudo (feminine aguda, masculine plural agudos, feminine plural agudas, superlative agudísimo)

aguda (feminine)
agudos (masculine plural)
agudas (feminine plural)
agudísimo (superlative)

Inherited from Old Spanish, from Latin acūtus. Cognate with English acute.

El cuchillo tenía la punta muy aguda.

sharp, pointed, acute (terminating in a point or edge, especially one that can cut easily)

¡Siempre tiene dichos tan agudos!

(of pain) sharp, stabbing, acute, severe

visión aguda

(sound) high, high-pitched, shrill, sharp, piercing

(phonetics) having the voiced accent on the last syllable

Las calles forman un ángulo agudo.

(geometry, of an angle) acute (less than 90 degrees)


asturiano

asturiano (feminine asturiana, masculine plural asturianos, feminine plural asturianas)

asturiana (feminine)
asturianos (masculine plural)
asturianas (feminine plural)


oxhídrico

oxhídrico (feminine oxhídrica, masculine plural oxhídricos, feminine plural oxhídricas)

oxhídrica (feminine)
oxhídricos (masculine plural)
oxhídricas (feminine plural)


vectorial

vectorial m or f (masculine and feminine plural vectoriales)


apestoso

apestoso (feminine apestosa, masculine plural apestosos, feminine plural apestosas)

apestosa (feminine)
apestosos (masculine plural)
apestosas (feminine plural)


superlativo

superlativo (feminine superlativa, masculine plural superlativos, feminine plural superlativas)

superlativa (feminine)
superlativos (masculine plural)
superlativas (feminine plural)


viscoso

viscoso (feminine viscosa, masculine plural viscosos, feminine plural viscosas)

viscosa (feminine)
viscosos (masculine plural)
viscosas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin viscōsus, from Latin viscum.


alotrópico

alotrópico (feminine alotrópica, masculine plural alotrópicos, feminine plural alotrópicas)

alotrópica (feminine)
alotrópicos (masculine plural)
alotrópicas (feminine plural)


hediondo

hediondo (feminine hedionda, masculine plural hediondos, feminine plural hediondas)

hedionda (feminine)
hediondos (masculine plural)
hediondas (feminine plural)

→ Portuguese: hediondo

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *fētibundus, from Latin fēteō, foeteō (“to have a bad smell, stink”).

¿Cómo llegué hasta acá? ¿Cómo llegué a este pozo frío, sucio y hediondo? ¿Quiénes son estas personas que están conmigo? Personas que no conozco, de lugares que ni siquiera sabía que existían. Nunca creí que sería capaz de llegar hasta este sitio. Nunca pensé que lo lograría. Siempre creí que me quedaría en el camino, que no lo resistiría, que me enfermaría y me mandarían de vuelta a Buenos Aires.[…]

2004, Sebastián Dates, “Planea la nieve”, in Lo ingenuos que somos, page 75:


haragán

haragán (feminine haragana, masculine plural haraganes, feminine plural haraganas)

haragana (feminine)
haraganes (masculine plural)
haraganas (feminine plural)

According to the Royal Spanish Academy, most likely derived from Andalusian Arabic كان خرا (ḵrā kān), meaning "it was shit".
An alternative theory is a borrowing from Old High German arag, arg (“worthless, lazy, bad”) or Gothic *𐌰𐍂𐌲𐍃 (*args), both from Proto-Germanic *argaz, whence also Old English earg, English eerie, arch, argh.


mezquino

mezquino (feminine mezquina, masculine plural mezquinos, feminine plural mezquinas)

mezquina (feminine)
mezquinos (masculine plural)
mezquinas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Spanish mesquino (“poor; beggar, homeless”), also attested in the medieval period as mezquino, from Arabic مِسْكِين (miskīn, “poor”). The sense of “stingy” developed in the early modern period. Compare Portuguese mesquinho.

inh+

Era un padre mezquino, y a sus hijos no les compraba dulces no por salud sino por ahorrar.

He was a stingy father, who wouldn't buy his children sweets, not for their health but to save money.

Sería mezquino de mi parte no perdonarte por ello cuando no tenías toda la información sobre la situación.

It would be petty of me to not forgive you for it when you did not have all the information about the situation.


dural

es-adj

dural m or f (masculine and feminine plural durales)


lechar

lechar m or f (masculine and feminine plural lechares)


radioso

radioso (feminine radiosa, masculine plural radiosos, feminine plural radiosas)

radiosa (feminine)
radiosos (masculine plural)
radiosas (feminine plural)


cruciforme

cruciforme m or f (masculine and feminine plural cruciformes)


plantígrado

plantígrado (feminine plantígrada, masculine plural plantígrados, feminine plural plantígradas)

plantígrada (feminine)
plantígrados (masculine plural)
plantígradas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from New Latin plantigradus, from Latin planta + gradus.


reactivo

reactivo (feminine reactiva, masculine plural reactivos, feminine plural reactivas)

reactiva (feminine)
reactivos (masculine plural)
reactivas (feminine plural)

From Latin reactivus, equivalent to re- + activo.


laxante

laxante m or f (masculine and feminine plural laxantes)


irradiante

irradiante m or f (masculine and feminine plural irradiantes)


clorhídrico

clorhídrico (feminine clorhídrica, masculine plural clorhídricos, feminine plural clorhídricas)

clorhídrica (feminine)
clorhídricos (masculine plural)
clorhídricas (feminine plural)


platinoso

platinoso (feminine platinosa, masculine plural platinosos, feminine plural platinosas)

platinosa (feminine)
platinosos (masculine plural)
platinosas (feminine plural)


realista

realista m or f (masculine and feminine plural realistas)


transformador

transformador (feminine transformadora, masculine plural transformadores, feminine plural transformadoras)

transformadora (feminine)
transformadores (masculine plural)
transformadoras (feminine plural)


halógeno

halógeno (feminine halógena, masculine plural halógenos, feminine plural halógenas)

halógena (feminine)
halógenos (masculine plural)
halógenas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Swedish halogen, coined by chemist Jöns Jakob Berzelius based on Ancient Greek ἅλς (háls, “salt”), due to the nature of halides, the salt compounds that halogens form with metals. By surface analysis, halo- + -geno.


acidificante

acidificante m or f (masculine and feminine plural acidificantes)

acidificantes (feminine masculine plural)


binarie

binarie gender-neutral (plural binaries)

binarie gender-neutral (canonical)
binaries (plural)


bombástico

bombástico (feminine bombástica, masculine plural bombásticos, feminine plural bombásticas)

bombástica (feminine)
bombásticos (masculine plural)
bombásticas (feminine plural)

(of a person, their language or writing) bombastic


decisional

decisional m or f (masculine and feminine plural decisionales)

decisionales (feminine masculine plural)


discriminatorio

discriminatorio (feminine discriminatoria, masculine plural discriminatorios, feminine plural discriminatorias)

discriminatoria (feminine)
discriminatorios (masculine plural)
discriminatorias (feminine plural)


emulsionante

emulsionante m or f (masculine and feminine plural emulsionantes)

emulsionantes (feminine masculine plural)


migratorio

migratorio (feminine migratoria, masculine plural migratorios, feminine plural migratorias)

migratoria (feminine)
migratorios (masculine plural)
migratorias (feminine plural)


fibroso

fibroso (feminine fibrosa, masculine plural fibrosos, feminine plural fibrosas)

fibrosa (feminine)
fibrosos (masculine plural)
fibrosas (feminine plural)


migrante

migrante m or f (masculine and feminine plural migrantes)

As the politically correct version of inmigrante (“immigrant”) and emigrante (“emigrant”), as a neutral vocable.

migrant (person who moves from one region or country to another)

migrating (person who moves from one region or country to another)


predominante

predominante m or f (masculine and feminine plural predominantes)

predominantes (feminine masculine plural)


ejemplar

ejemplar m or f (masculine and feminine plural ejemplares)


ternario

ternario (feminine ternaria, masculine plural ternarios, feminine plural ternarias)

ternaria (feminine)
ternarios (masculine plural)
ternarias (feminine plural)


transitorio

transitorio (feminine transitoria, masculine plural transitorios, feminine plural transitorias)

transitoria (feminine)
transitorios (masculine plural)
transitorias (feminine plural)


homófono

homófono (feminine homófona, masculine plural homófonos, feminine plural homófonas)

homófona (feminine)
homófonos (masculine plural)
homófonas (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ὁμόφωνος (homóphōnos), from ὁμός (homós) + φωνή (phōnḗ). By surface analysis, homo- + -fono.

(phonetics, semantics) homophonous (having the same pronunciation)

(music) homophonic (having a single melodic line)


codificante

codificante m or f (masculine and feminine plural codificantes)

codificantes (feminine masculine plural)


fragoroso

fragoroso (feminine fragorosa, masculine plural fragorosos, feminine plural fragorosas)

fragorosa (feminine)
fragorosos (masculine plural)
fragorosas (feminine plural)


generalista

generalista m or f (masculine and feminine plural generalistas)

generalistas (feminine masculine plural)


benzoico

benzoico (feminine benzoica, masculine plural benzoicos, feminine plural benzoicas)

benzoica (feminine)
benzoicos (masculine plural)
benzoicas (feminine plural)

benzoic (pertaining to, or obtained from, benzoin)

(organic chemistry) benzoic (derived from benzoic acid or its derivatives)


cano

cano (feminine cana, masculine plural canos, feminine plural canas)

cana (feminine)
canos (masculine plural)
canas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin cānus (“white, hoary”), from Proto-Italic *kaznos, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱas-.


amortizable

es-adj

amortizable m or f (masculine and feminine plural amortizables)

amortizables (feminine masculine plural)


rumoroso

rumoroso (feminine rumorosa, masculine plural rumorosos, feminine plural rumorosas)

rumorosa (feminine)
rumorosos (masculine plural)
rumorosas (feminine plural)


internauta

internauta m or f (masculine and feminine plural internautas)

Borrowed from English internaut. By surface analysis, internet + -nauta (“-naut, navigator”).


granota

es-adj

granota m or f (masculine and feminine plural granotas)

(soccer) associated with Levante UD, a Spanish soccer team


llamativo

llamativo (feminine llamativa, masculine plural llamativos, feminine plural llamativas)

llamativa (feminine)
llamativos (masculine plural)
llamativas (feminine plural)


atrayente

atrayente m or f (masculine and feminine plural atrayentes)


posterolateral

posterolateral m or f (masculine and feminine plural posterolaterales)

posterolaterales (feminine masculine plural)


malísimo

malísima (feminine)
malísimos (masculine plural)
malísimas (feminine plural)

superlative degree of malo: very bad, dreadful


cnidario

cnidario (feminine cnidaria, masculine plural cnidarios, feminine plural cnidarias)

cnidaria (feminine)
cnidarios (masculine plural)
cnidarias (feminine plural)

From the phylum name, translingual Cnidaria, based on Ancient Greek κνίδη (knídē, “nettle”).


publicitario

publicitario (feminine publicitaria, masculine plural publicitarios, feminine plural publicitarias)

publicitaria (feminine)
publicitarios (masculine plural)
publicitarias (feminine plural)


consultivo

consultivo (feminine consultiva, masculine plural consultivos, feminine plural consultivas)

consultiva (feminine)
consultivos (masculine plural)
consultivas (feminine plural)


sanguinario

sanguinario (feminine sanguinaria, masculine plural sanguinarios, feminine plural sanguinarias)

sanguinaria (feminine)
sanguinarios (masculine plural)
sanguinarias (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin sanguinārius. Cognate with English sanguinary.


sedicente

sedicente m or f (masculine and feminine plural sedicentes)


antagonista

antagonista m or f (masculine and feminine plural antagonistas)

antagonistas (feminine masculine plural)

Borrowed from Latin antagonista, from Ancient Greek ἀνταγωνιστής (antagōnistḗs, “opponent”) (ἀντί (antí, “against”) + ἀγωνιστής (agōnistḗs, “a combatant, pleader, actor”)), from ἀνταγωνίζεσθαι (antagōnízesthai, “antagonize”).

der

ἀνταγωνιστής


sustituto

es-adj

sustituto (feminine sustituta, masculine plural sustitutos, feminine plural sustitutas)

sustituta (feminine)
sustitutos (masculine plural)
sustitutas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin substitūtum, perfect passive participle of substituō (“to substitute”).


tuerto

tuerto (feminine tuerta, masculine plural tuertos, feminine plural tuertas)

tuerta (feminine)
tuertos (masculine plural)
tuertas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin tortus (“twisted”).

Coordinate term: ciego


ofensivo

ofensivo (feminine ofensiva, masculine plural ofensivos, feminine plural ofensivas)

ofensiva (feminine)
ofensivos (masculine plural)
ofensivas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin offēnsīvus, from Latin offēnsus, past participle of offendō (“to offend”). By surface analysis, ofenso + -ivo.


calculador

calculador (feminine calculadora, masculine plural calculadores, feminine plural calculadoras)

calculadora (feminine)
calculadores (masculine plural)
calculadoras (feminine plural)

From calcular + -dor; cf. also Latin calculator.


miope

miope m or f (masculine and feminine plural miopes)


extenso

extenso (feminine extensa, masculine plural extensos, feminine plural extensas)

extensa (feminine)
extensos (masculine plural)
extensas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin extēnsus, perfect passive participle of extendō (“extend, stretch out”).


brasileño

brasileño (feminine brasileña, masculine plural brasileños, feminine plural brasileñas)

brasileña (feminine)
brasileños (masculine plural)
brasileñas (feminine plural)


frisón

frisón (feminine frisona, masculine plural frisones, feminine plural frisonas)

frisona (feminine)
frisones (masculine plural)
frisonas (feminine plural)


curdo

curdo (feminine curda, masculine plural curdos, feminine plural curdas)

curda (feminine)
curdos (masculine plural)
curdas (feminine plural)


comprensivo

comprensivo (feminine comprensiva, masculine plural comprensivos, feminine plural comprensivas)

comprensiva (feminine)
comprensivos (masculine plural)
comprensivas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin comprehēnsīvus, from Latin comprehendō. Cognate with English comprehensive.


sensitivo

sensitivo (feminine sensitiva, masculine plural sensitivos, feminine plural sensitivas)

sensitiva (feminine)
sensitivos (masculine plural)
sensitivas (feminine plural)


dañado

dañado (feminine dañada, masculine plural dañados, feminine plural dañadas)

dañada (feminine)
dañados (masculine plural)
dañadas (feminine plural)


egipcio

egipcio (feminine egipcia, masculine plural egipcios, feminine plural egipcias)

egipcia (feminine)
egipcios (masculine plural)
egipcias (feminine plural)


multisala

multisala m or f (masculine and feminine plural multisalas)

multisala (canonical)
multisala (canonical feminine masculine)
multisalas (feminine masculine plural)


medo

medo (feminine meda, masculine plural medos, feminine plural medas)

meda (feminine)
medos (masculine plural)
medas (feminine plural)

(historical, relational) of Media; Mede (of or relating to historical Media)


occitano

occitano (feminine occitana, masculine plural occitanos, feminine plural occitanas)

occitana (feminine)
occitanos (masculine plural)
occitanas (feminine plural)

(relational) of Occitan (language spoken in southern France)

(historical, relational) of Occitania (medieval region in southern France where Occitan was spoken)

(relational) of Occitanie (modern region in southern France where Occitan is currently spoken)


sibilino

sibilino (feminine sibilina, masculine plural sibilinos, feminine plural sibilinas)

sibilina (feminine)
sibilinos (masculine plural)
sibilinas (feminine plural)

Trataron de boicotearme, pero quien recibe una resistencia sistemática, sibilina, complicada, ya sabe a qué se enfrenta.

2015 September 22, “Balcells : “El libro electrónico será una maravilla””, in El País:


tensional

tensional m or f (masculine and feminine plural tensionales)


sibilante

sibilante m or f (masculine and feminine plural sibilantes)


anecoico

anecoico (feminine anecoica, masculine plural anecoicos, feminine plural anecoicas)

anecoica (feminine)
anecoicos (masculine plural)
anecoicas (feminine plural)


ambrosiano

ambrosiano (feminine ambrosiana, masculine plural ambrosianos, feminine plural ambrosianas)

ambrosiana (feminine)
ambrosianos (masculine plural)
ambrosianas (feminine plural)


criollo

criollo (feminine criolla, masculine plural criollos, feminine plural criollas)

criolla (feminine)
criollos (masculine plural)
criollas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Portuguese crioulo (“white person born in the colonies; slave born in the house of his master; black person born in the colonies”).

bor+

Related from people descended from European parents living in the Americas


predisponente

es-adj

predisponente m or f (masculine and feminine plural predisponentes)

predisponentes (feminine masculine plural)


delincuente

delincuente m or f (masculine and feminine plural delincuentes)

delincuentes (feminine masculine plural)


mantenido

mantenido (feminine mantenida, masculine plural mantenidos, feminine plural mantenidas)

mantenida (feminine)
mantenidos (masculine plural)
mantenidas (feminine plural)


arcuato

arcuato (feminine arcuata, masculine plural arcuatos, feminine plural arcuatas)

arcuata (feminine)
arcuatos (masculine plural)
arcuatas (feminine plural)


preferido

preferido (feminine preferida, masculine plural preferidos, feminine plural preferidas)

preferida (feminine)
preferidos (masculine plural)
preferidas (feminine plural)


agradecido

agradecido (feminine agradecida, masculine plural agradecidos, feminine plural agradecidas)

agradecida (feminine)
agradecidos (masculine plural)
agradecidas (feminine plural)

grateful, thankful, appreciative, obliged, indebted


infantil

infantil m or f (masculine and feminine plural infantiles)


formulario

formulario (feminine formularia, masculine plural formularios, feminine plural formularias)

formularia (feminine)
formularios (masculine plural)
formularias (feminine plural)


sólido

sólido (feminine sólida, masculine plural sólidos, feminine plural sólidas)

sólida (feminine)
sólidos (masculine plural)
sólidas (feminine plural)


adiposo

adiposo (feminine adiposa, masculine plural adiposos, feminine plural adiposas)

adiposa (feminine)
adiposos (masculine plural)
adiposas (feminine plural)

adipose (containing, composed of, or consisting of fat)


contrarreloj

contrarreloj m or f (masculine and feminine plural contrarrelojes)

contrarrelojes (feminine masculine plural)


bibliómano

bibliómano (feminine bibliómana, masculine plural bibliómanos, feminine plural bibliómanas)

bibliómana (feminine)
bibliómanos (masculine plural)
bibliómanas (feminine plural)


beethoveniano

beethoveniano (feminine beethoveniana, masculine plural beethovenianos, feminine plural beethovenianas)

beethoveniana (feminine)
beethovenianos (masculine plural)
beethovenianas (feminine plural)

(relational) of Beethoven; Beethoven's; Beethovenian


bitonal

bitonal m or f (masculine and feminine plural bitonales)


semiótica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ocioso

es-adj

ocioso (feminine ociosa, masculine plural ociosos, feminine plural ociosas)

ociosa (feminine)
ociosos (masculine plural)
ociosas (feminine plural)


circadiano

circadiano (feminine circadiana, masculine plural circadianos, feminine plural circadianas)

circadiana (feminine)
circadianos (masculine plural)
circadianas (feminine plural)


tonti

tonti m or f (masculine and feminine plural tontis)


arriesgado

arriesgado (feminine arriesgada, masculine plural arriesgados, feminine plural arriesgadas)

arriesgada (feminine)
arriesgados (masculine plural)
arriesgadas (feminine plural)


mentido

mentido (feminine mentida, masculine plural mentidos, feminine plural mentidas)

mentida (feminine)
mentidos (masculine plural)
mentidas (feminine plural)


ofrecido

ofrecido (feminine ofrecida, masculine plural ofrecidos, feminine plural ofrecidas)

ofrecida (feminine)
ofrecidos (masculine plural)
ofrecidas (feminine plural)

easy (a person who readily consents to sexual activity)


concorde

concorde m or f (masculine and feminine plural concordes)

in agreement; concordant; agreeing; harmonious


friki

friki m or f (masculine and feminine plural frikis)


bemol

bemol m or f (masculine and feminine plural bemoles)

From B (“musical letter”) + mol, from mole (“soft”).

Esta pieza está compuesta en re bemol.


tenebroso

tenebroso (feminine tenebrosa, masculine plural tenebrosos, feminine plural tenebrosas)

tenebrosa (feminine)
tenebrosos (masculine plural)
tenebrosas (feminine plural)

From Latin tenebrōsus, from tenebra (“darkness”).


bielorruso

bielorruso (feminine bielorrusa, masculine plural bielorrusos, feminine plural bielorrusas)

bielorrusa (feminine)
bielorrusos (masculine plural)
bielorrusas (feminine plural)


concertante

concertante m or f (masculine and feminine plural concertantes)

concertantes (feminine masculine plural)


indicado

indicado (feminine indicada, masculine plural indicados, feminine plural indicadas)

indicada (feminine)
indicados (masculine plural)
indicadas (feminine plural)


entendido

entendido (feminine entendida, masculine plural entendidos, feminine plural entendidas)

entendida (feminine)
entendidos (masculine plural)
entendidas (feminine plural)


senil

senil m or f (masculine and feminine plural seniles)


organizado

organizado (feminine organizada, masculine plural organizados, feminine plural organizadas)

organizada (feminine)
organizados (masculine plural)
organizadas (feminine plural)


angélico

angélico (feminine angélica, masculine plural angélicos, feminine plural angélicas)

angélica (feminine)
angélicos (masculine plural)
angélicas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin angelicus. By surface analysis, ángel (“angel”) + -ico (adjectival suffix).


nalgón

es-adj

nalgón (feminine nalgona, masculine plural nalgones, feminine plural nalgonas)

nalgona (feminine)
nalgones (masculine plural)
nalgonas (feminine plural)


aliado

aliado (feminine aliada, masculine plural aliados, feminine plural aliadas)

aliada (feminine)
aliados (masculine plural)
aliadas (feminine plural)


visionario

visionario (feminine visionaria, masculine plural visionarios, feminine plural visionarias)

visionaria (feminine)
visionarios (masculine plural)
visionarias (feminine plural)


competidor

competidor (feminine competidora, masculine plural competidores, feminine plural competidoras)

competidora (feminine)
competidores (masculine plural)
competidoras (feminine plural)


vaticano

vaticano (feminine vaticana, masculine plural vaticanos, feminine plural vaticanas)

vaticana (feminine)
vaticanos (masculine plural)
vaticanas (feminine plural)

Vatican (relating to the Vatican city state)


villano

villano (feminine villana, masculine plural villanos, feminine plural villanas)

villana (feminine)
villanos (masculine plural)
villanas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Late Latin vīllānus, from Latin vīlla. Cognate with English villain and villein.


viandante

viandante m or f (masculine and feminine plural viandantes)


minucioso

minucioso (feminine minuciosa, masculine plural minuciosos, feminine plural minuciosas)

minuciosa (feminine)
minuciosos (masculine plural)
minuciosas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from New Latin minūtiōsus. Equivalent to minucia + -oso.


expresivo

expresivo (feminine expresiva, masculine plural expresivos, feminine plural expresivas)

expresiva (feminine)
expresivos (masculine plural)
expresivas (feminine plural)


inaceptable

inaceptable m or f (masculine and feminine plural inaceptables)

inaceptables (feminine masculine plural)

Uber define las palabras inaceptables como aquellas que vulneran la integridad de la persona, por lo que estos mensajes automáticamente entran a un proceso de desactivación permanente de la cuenta.

2019 April 2, “Uber te bloquea si dices groserías”, in El Universal:

Uber defines unacceptable words as those that damage the person's integrity, so these messages automatically enter a permanent deactivation process of the account.


glotón

glotón (feminine glotona, masculine plural glotones, feminine plural glotonas)

glotona (feminine)
glotones (masculine plural)
glotonas (feminine plural)

From Latin gluttō, from gluttiō (“to swallow”).


ribosomal

ribosomal m or f (masculine and feminine plural ribosomales)


forzoso

forzoso (feminine forzosa, masculine plural forzosos, feminine plural forzosas)

forzosa (feminine)
forzosos (masculine plural)
forzosas (feminine plural)


erótico

erótico (feminine erótica, masculine plural eróticos, feminine plural eróticas)

erótica (feminine)
eróticos (masculine plural)
eróticas (feminine plural)

From Latin erōticus, from Ancient Greek ἐρωτικός (erōtikós), from ἔρως (érōs, “sexual love, desire”).


gelatinoso

gelatinoso (feminine gelatinosa, masculine plural gelatinosos, feminine plural gelatinosas)

gelatinosa (feminine)
gelatinosos (masculine plural)
gelatinosas (feminine plural)


discordante

discordante m or f (masculine and feminine plural discordantes)

discordantes (feminine masculine plural)


friolento

friolento (feminine friolenta, masculine plural friolentos, feminine plural friolentas)

friolenta (feminine)
friolentos (masculine plural)
friolentas (feminine plural)

From Latin *frigorentus. Compare Portuguese friorento.

nesh, shivery, cold-sensitive, cold-natured (of a person: susceptible and sensitive to cold weather, prone to easily feeling cold)


racionalista

racionalista m or f (masculine and feminine plural racionalistas)

racionalistas (feminine masculine plural)


obscuro

obscuro (feminine obscura, masculine plural obscuros, feminine plural obscuras)

obscura (feminine)
obscuros (masculine plural)
obscuras (feminine plural)

(literary or rare) Alternative form of oscuro


beliceño

beliceño (feminine beliceña, masculine plural beliceños, feminine plural beliceñas)

beliceña (feminine)
beliceños (masculine plural)
beliceñas (feminine plural)


nicaragüense

nicaragüense m or f (masculine and feminine plural nicaragüenses)

nicaragüenses (feminine masculine plural)


panameño

panameño (feminine panameña, masculine plural panameños, feminine plural panameñas)

panameña (feminine)
panameños (masculine plural)
panameñas (feminine plural)


costarriqueño

costarriqueño (feminine costarriqueña, masculine plural costarriqueños, feminine plural costarriqueñas)

costarriqueña (feminine)
costarriqueños (masculine plural)
costarriqueñas (feminine plural)


hondureño

hondureño (feminine hondureña, masculine plural hondureños, feminine plural hondureñas)

hondureña (feminine)
hondureños (masculine plural)
hondureñas (feminine plural)

→ Italian: honduregno


salvadoreño

salvadoreño (feminine salvadoreña, masculine plural salvadoreños, feminine plural salvadoreñas)

salvadoreña (feminine)
salvadoreños (masculine plural)
salvadoreñas (feminine plural)

→ Italian: salvadoregno

From El Salvador + -eño and San Salvador + -eño.


aborrecido

aborrecido (feminine aborrecida, masculine plural aborrecidos, feminine plural aborrecidas)

aborrecida (feminine)
aborrecidos (masculine plural)
aborrecidas (feminine plural)


atento

atento (feminine atenta, masculine plural atentos, feminine plural atentas)

atenta (feminine)
atentos (masculine plural)
atentas (feminine plural)


sobreviviente

sobreviviente m or f (masculine and feminine plural sobrevivientes)

sobrevivientes (feminine masculine plural)


ecuatoriano

ecuatoriano (feminine ecuatoriana, masculine plural ecuatorianos, feminine plural ecuatorianas)

ecuatoriana (feminine)
ecuatorianos (masculine plural)
ecuatorianas (feminine plural)

From Ecuador, influenced by the original Latin aequātor, + -iano.


colombiano

colombiano (feminine colombiana, masculine plural colombianos, feminine plural colombianas)

colombiana (feminine)
colombianos (masculine plural)
colombianas (feminine plural)


guatemalteco

guatemalteco (feminine guatemalteca, masculine plural guatemaltecos, feminine plural guatemaltecas)

guatemalteca (feminine)
guatemaltecos (masculine plural)
guatemaltecas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from a Nahuan language, equivalent to Classical Nahuatl *Cuauhtēmaltēcah (“people of Iximché”), from Cuauhtēmallān (“Iximché”). C.f. Guatemala.

cog

Guatemalan (pertaining to the nation of Guatemala)

Guatemalan (pertaining to Guatemala City)


monoclínico

es-adj

monoclínico (feminine monoclínica, masculine plural monoclínicos, feminine plural monoclínicas)

monoclínica (feminine)
monoclínicos (masculine plural)
monoclínicas (feminine plural)


equidistante

equidistante m or f (masculine and feminine plural equidistantes)

equidistantes (feminine masculine plural)


ariano

ariano (feminine ariana, masculine plural arianos, feminine plural arianas)

ariana (feminine)
arianos (masculine plural)
arianas (feminine plural)


noetheriano

noetheriano (feminine noetheriana, masculine plural noetherianos, feminine plural noetherianas)

noetheriana (feminine)
noetherianos (masculine plural)
noetherianas (feminine plural)


chileno

chileno (feminine chilena, masculine plural chilenos, feminine plural chilenas)

chilena (feminine)
chilenos (masculine plural)
chilenas (feminine plural)


a propósito

Acertó la marquesa al asegurar que no era D. Pedro hombre a propósito para llevar adelante esta grande empresa.

1873, Benito Pérez Galdós, Cádiz, Chapter 35:

The marchioness was right to assure that Don Pedro was not a suitable man to carry out this great undertaking.

Como mi padre no es a propósito para hacer vida penitente, éste sería el único modo de que cambiase su vida

apropos; suitable (typically followed by "de" or "para")


endocrino

endocrino (feminine endocrina, masculine plural endocrinos, feminine plural endocrinas)

endocrina (feminine)
endocrinos (masculine plural)
endocrinas (feminine plural)

From Latin endocrinus, itself from endo- + Ancient Greek κρίνειν (krínein, “to separate”).


inspiratorio

es-adj

inspiratorio (feminine inspiratoria, masculine plural inspiratorios, feminine plural inspiratorias)

inspiratoria (feminine)
inspiratorios (masculine plural)
inspiratorias (feminine plural)


espiratorio

espiratorio (feminine espiratoria, masculine plural espiratorios, feminine plural espiratorias)

espiratoria (feminine)
espiratorios (masculine plural)
espiratorias (feminine plural)


esférico

esférico (feminine esférica, masculine plural esféricos, feminine plural esféricas)

esférica (feminine)
esféricos (masculine plural)
esféricas (feminine plural)

From Latin sphaericus. By surface analysis, esfera + -ico.

(geometry) spherical (shaped like a sphere)


ojimoreno

ojimoreno (feminine ojimorena, masculine plural ojimorenos, feminine plural ojimorenas)

ojimorena (feminine)
ojimorenos (masculine plural)
ojimorenas (feminine plural)


gibraltareño

gibraltareño (feminine gibraltareña, masculine plural gibraltareños, feminine plural gibraltareñas)

gibraltareña (feminine)
gibraltareños (masculine plural)
gibraltareñas (feminine plural)


ojinegro

ojinegro (feminine ojinegra, masculine plural ojinegros, feminine plural ojinegras)

ojinegra (feminine)
ojinegros (masculine plural)
ojinegras (feminine plural)


ojialegre

ojialegre m or f (masculine and feminine plural ojialegres)


ojituerto

ojituerto (feminine ojituerta, masculine plural ojituertos, feminine plural ojituertas)

ojituerta (feminine)
ojituertos (masculine plural)
ojituertas (feminine plural)


convergente

convergente m or f (masculine and feminine plural convergentes)

convergentes (feminine masculine plural)

(politics, relational) of Convergencia (of or relating to any of the political parties of this name)


coronario

coronario (feminine coronaria, masculine plural coronarios, feminine plural coronarias)

coronaria (feminine)
coronarios (masculine plural)
coronarias (feminine plural)


lucio

lucio (feminine lucia, masculine plural lucios, feminine plural lucias)

lucia (feminine)
lucios (masculine plural)
lucias (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin lūcidus. Compare the borrowed doublet lúcido.


coronaria

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


grosero

es-adj

grosero (feminine grosera, masculine plural groseros, feminine plural groseras)

grosera (feminine)
groseros (masculine plural)
groseras (feminine plural)

rude, crass, uncouth, cheeky, fresh, boorish, loutish, coarse


atlántico

atlántico (feminine atlántica, masculine plural atlánticos, feminine plural atlánticas)

atlántica (feminine)
atlánticos (masculine plural)
atlánticas (feminine plural)

Atlantic (pertaining to the Atlantic Ocean)


argelino

argelino (feminine argelina, masculine plural argelinos, feminine plural argelinas)

argelina (feminine)
argelinos (masculine plural)
argelinas (feminine plural)

Algerian (of or relating to the nation of Algeria)

Algerian (of or relating to the city of Algiers, Algeria)


proliferativo

proliferativo (feminine proliferativa, masculine plural proliferativos, feminine plural proliferativas)

proliferativa (feminine)
proliferativos (masculine plural)
proliferativas (feminine plural)


granuloso

granuloso (feminine granulosa, masculine plural granulosos, feminine plural granulosas)

granulosa (feminine)
granulosos (masculine plural)
granulosas (feminine plural)


hendido

hendido (feminine hendida, masculine plural hendidos, feminine plural hendidas)

hendida (feminine)
hendidos (masculine plural)
hendidas (feminine plural)


leporino

leporino (feminine leporina, masculine plural leporinos, feminine plural leporinas)

leporina (feminine)
leporinos (masculine plural)
leporinas (feminine plural)


hormiguero

hormiguero (feminine hormiguera, masculine plural hormigueros, feminine plural hormigueras)

hormiguera (feminine)
hormigueros (masculine plural)
hormigueras (feminine plural)

From hormiga + -ero, or possibly from Vulgar Latin *formīcārium, from Latin formīca. Compare Portuguese formigueiro, Catalan formiguer, Italian formicaio, Romanian furnicar.


democristiano

democristiano (feminine democristiana, masculine plural democristianos, feminine plural democristianas)

democristiana (feminine)
democristianos (masculine plural)
democristianas (feminine plural)


orientable

orientable m or f (masculine and feminine plural orientables)


congénito

congénito (feminine congénita, masculine plural congénitos, feminine plural congénitas)

congénita (feminine)
congénitos (masculine plural)
congénitas (feminine plural)

(genetics, of a trait) congenital (present since birth)


trasverso

trasverso (feminine trasversa, masculine plural trasversos, feminine plural trasversas)

trasversa (feminine)
trasversos (masculine plural)
trasversas (feminine plural)


sigmoideo

sigmoideo (feminine sigmoidea, masculine plural sigmoideos, feminine plural sigmoideas)

sigmoidea (feminine)
sigmoideos (masculine plural)
sigmoideas (feminine plural)


pendular

pendular m or f (masculine and feminine plural pendulares)


degenerativo

degenerativo (feminine degenerativa, masculine plural degenerativos, feminine plural degenerativas)

degenerativa (feminine)
degenerativos (masculine plural)
degenerativas (feminine plural)


lésbico

lésbico (feminine lésbica, masculine plural lésbicos, feminine plural lésbicas)

lésbica (feminine)
lésbicos (masculine plural)
lésbicas (feminine plural)


marcador

marcador (feminine marcadora, masculine plural marcadores, feminine plural marcadoras)

marcadora (feminine)
marcadores (masculine plural)
marcadoras (feminine plural)


mucoso

mucoso (feminine mucosa, masculine plural mucosos, feminine plural mucosas)

mucosa (feminine)
mucosos (masculine plural)
mucosas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin mūcōsus, from Latin mūcus. Compare mocoso, possibly an inherited doublet.


cartilaginoso

cartilaginoso (feminine cartilaginosa, masculine plural cartilaginosos, feminine plural cartilaginosas)

cartilaginosa (feminine)
cartilaginosos (masculine plural)
cartilaginosas (feminine plural)


edificante

edificante m or f (masculine and feminine plural edificantes)


doloso

doloso (feminine dolosa, masculine plural dolosos, feminine plural dolosas)

dolosa (feminine)
dolosos (masculine plural)
dolosas (feminine plural)


asustadizo

asustadizo (feminine asustadiza, masculine plural asustadizos, feminine plural asustadizas)

asustadiza (feminine)
asustadizos (masculine plural)
asustadizas (feminine plural)

From asustado (“scare”) + -izo (“prone to”).


enigmático

enigmático (feminine enigmática, masculine plural enigmáticos, feminine plural enigmáticas)

enigmática (feminine)
enigmáticos (masculine plural)
enigmáticas (feminine plural)

From Latin aenigmaticus (“enigmatic, obscure”).


emiliano

es-adj

emiliano (feminine emiliana, masculine plural emilianos, feminine plural emilianas)

emiliana (feminine)
emilianos (masculine plural)
emilianas (feminine plural)


alarmante

alarmante m or f (masculine and feminine plural alarmantes)


fabiano

fabiano (feminine fabiana, masculine plural fabianos, feminine plural fabianas)

fabiana (feminine)
fabianos (masculine plural)
fabianas (feminine plural)


fangoso

fangoso (feminine fangosa, masculine plural fangosos, feminine plural fangosas)

fangosa (feminine)
fangosos (masculine plural)
fangosas (feminine plural)


escotado

escotado (feminine escotada, masculine plural escotados, feminine plural escotadas)

escotada (feminine)
escotados (masculine plural)
escotadas (feminine plural)


frigio

frigio (feminine frigia, masculine plural frigios, feminine plural frigias)

frigia (feminine)
frigios (masculine plural)
frigias (feminine plural)


longevo

longevo (feminine longeva, masculine plural longevos, feminine plural longevas)

longeva (feminine)
longevos (masculine plural)
longevas (feminine plural)

long-lived, long-living, that lives for a long time


gravoso

gravoso (feminine gravosa, masculine plural gravosos, feminine plural gravosas)

gravosa (feminine)
gravosos (masculine plural)
gravosas (feminine plural)


ultradiano

ultradiano (feminine ultradiana, masculine plural ultradianos, feminine plural ultradianas)

ultradiana (feminine)
ultradianos (masculine plural)
ultradianas (feminine plural)


infradiano

infradiano (feminine infradiana, masculine plural infradianos, feminine plural infradianas)

infradiana (feminine)
infradianos (masculine plural)
infradianas (feminine plural)


superviviente

superviviente m or f (masculine and feminine plural supervivientes)

supervivientes (feminine masculine plural)


escogido

escogido (feminine escogida, masculine plural escogidos, feminine plural escogidas)

escogida (feminine)
escogidos (masculine plural)
escogidas (feminine plural)


corregido

corregido (feminine corregida, masculine plural corregidos, feminine plural corregidas)

corregida (feminine)
corregidos (masculine plural)
corregidas (feminine plural)


masivo

masivo (feminine masiva, masculine plural masivos, feminine plural masivas)

masiva (feminine)
masivos (masculine plural)
masivas (feminine plural)

videojuego de rol multijugador masivo en línea


gregoriano

gregoriano (feminine gregoriana, masculine plural gregorianos, feminine plural gregorianas)

gregoriana (feminine)
gregorianos (masculine plural)
gregorianas (feminine plural)


trágico

trágico (feminine trágica, masculine plural trágicos, feminine plural trágicas)

trágica (feminine)
trágicos (masculine plural)
trágicas (feminine plural)

From Latin tragicus, from Ancient Greek τραγικός (tragikós).


esquimal

esquimal m or f (masculine and feminine plural esquimales)

Borrowed from French esquimaux, as if its singular were *esquimal instead of actual esquimau.


ecuatorial

ecuatorial m or f (masculine and feminine plural ecuatoriales)

ecuatoriales (feminine masculine plural)


galante

galante m or f (masculine and feminine plural galantes)


dirigido

dirigido (feminine dirigida, masculine plural dirigidos, feminine plural dirigidas)

dirigida (feminine)
dirigidos (masculine plural)
dirigidas (feminine plural)


chistoso

chistoso (feminine chistosa, masculine plural chistosos, feminine plural chistosas)

chistosa (feminine)
chistosos (masculine plural)
chistosas (feminine plural)


autorizado

autorizado (feminine autorizada, masculine plural autorizados, feminine plural autorizadas)

autorizada (feminine)
autorizados (masculine plural)
autorizadas (feminine plural)


modulante

modulante m or f (masculine and feminine plural modulantes)


observador

observador (feminine observadora, masculine plural observadores, feminine plural observadoras)

observadora (feminine)
observadores (masculine plural)
observadoras (feminine plural)

[oβ̞.seɾ.β̞aˈð̞oɾ]


esmético

esmético (feminine esmética, masculine plural esméticos, feminine plural esméticas)

esmética (feminine)
esméticos (masculine plural)
esméticas (feminine plural)


lacio

lacio (feminine lacia, masculine plural lacios, feminine plural lacias)

lacia (feminine)
lacios (masculine plural)
lacias (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Spanish llacio, from Latin flaccidus. Doublet of flácido.

Gabriela sentía sus piernas como de género lacias y débiles

2011, Carolina Gonzalez Vergara, Porque Se Destruyo la Tierra?:

Gabriela felt her legs all limp and weak

bajándole la cremallera del pantalón y extrayendo un pene lacio, grande pero flácido

pulling down his flies and taking out a limp penis, big but flaccid

La envidia de morder nunca se sacia
pues no come; por eso es que no engorda,
y á la pobre alma á la que sola aborda
de puro soledad la pone lacia.

1911, Miguel de Unamuno, “Civilitas”, in Rosario de sonetos líricos:

se incorporó Amparo, apartando de la frente los negros cabellos lacios con el sudor que los empapaba

Amparo got to his feet, wiping his straight black locks from his forehead with the sweat dripping off them.


hispanoamericano

hispanoamericano (feminine hispanoamericana, masculine plural hispanoamericanos, feminine plural hispanoamericanas)

hispanoamericana (feminine)
hispanoamericanos (masculine plural)
hispanoamericanas (feminine plural)


consiguiente

consiguiente m or f (masculine and feminine plural consiguientes)

consiguientes (feminine masculine plural)

Inherited from Latin cōnsequentem, although now used in a learnèd sense. Doublet of consecuente.


luterano

luterano (feminine luterana, masculine plural luteranos, feminine plural luteranas)

luterana (feminine)
luteranos (masculine plural)
luteranas (feminine plural)

Lutheran (related to the Lutheran church)


repugnante

repugnante m or f (masculine and feminine plural repugnantes)

Borrowed from Latin repugnantem. Cognate with English repugnant.

repugnant, repulsive, rebarbative, abhorrent, ugly, hideous, obnoxious

disgusting, revolting, loathsome, sickening, gross, nasty, foul, vile, nauseating, repellent


venturo

venturo (feminine ventura, masculine plural venturos, feminine plural venturas)

ventura (feminine)
venturos (masculine plural)
venturas (feminine plural)


geotérmico

geotérmico (feminine geotérmica, masculine plural geotérmicos, feminine plural geotérmicas)

geotérmica (feminine)
geotérmicos (masculine plural)
geotérmicas (feminine plural)


desconocido

desconocido (feminine desconocida, masculine plural desconocidos, feminine plural desconocidas)

desconocida (feminine)
desconocidos (masculine plural)
desconocidas (feminine plural)


resuelto

resuelto (feminine resuelta, masculine plural resueltos, feminine plural resueltas)

resuelta (feminine)
resueltos (masculine plural)
resueltas (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *resoltus, from Latin resolūtus. Doublet of resoluto.


autógrafo

autógrafo (feminine autógrafa, masculine plural autógrafos, feminine plural autógrafas)

autógrafa (feminine)
autógrafos (masculine plural)
autógrafas (feminine plural)


sensato

sensato (feminine sensata, masculine plural sensatos, feminine plural sensatas)

sensata (feminine)
sensatos (masculine plural)
sensatas (feminine plural)


confiado

confiado (feminine confiada, masculine plural confiados, feminine plural confiadas)

confiada (feminine)
confiados (masculine plural)
confiadas (feminine plural)


alienante

alienante m or f (masculine and feminine plural alienantes)


sanguinoso

sanguinoso (feminine sanguinosa, masculine plural sanguinosos, feminine plural sanguinosas)

sanguinosa (feminine)
sanguinosos (masculine plural)
sanguinosas (feminine plural)


indescriptible

indescriptible m or f (masculine and feminine plural indescriptibles)

indescriptibles (feminine masculine plural)


aclínico

aclínico (feminine aclínica, masculine plural aclínicos, feminine plural aclínicas)

aclínica (feminine)
aclínicos (masculine plural)
aclínicas (feminine plural)


equívoco

equívoco (feminine equívoca, masculine plural equívocos, feminine plural equívocas)

equívoca (feminine)
equívocos (masculine plural)
equívocas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin aequivocus (“equivocal, ambiguous”), from aequus (“equal”) + vocāre (“call”). Cognate to English equivocal.


exquisito

es-adj

exquisito (feminine exquisita, masculine plural exquisitos, feminine plural exquisitas)

exquisita (feminine)
exquisitos (masculine plural)
exquisitas (feminine plural)


curativo

curativo (feminine curativa, masculine plural curativos, feminine plural curativas)

curativa (feminine)
curativos (masculine plural)
curativas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin curativus. By surface analysis, curar + -t- + -ivo.


agonal

agonal m or f (masculine and feminine plural agonales)


tropecientos

head

tropecientos (feminine tropecientas, plurale tantum)

Blend of tropel (“crowd”) + cientos (“hundreds”), modeled after doscientos, trescientos, cuatrocientos, […] .


manido

es-adj

manido (feminine manida, masculine plural manidos, feminine plural manidas)

manida (feminine)
manidos (masculine plural)
manidas (feminine plural)


analítico

analítico (feminine analítica, masculine plural analíticos, feminine plural analíticas)

analítica (feminine)
analíticos (masculine plural)
analíticas (feminine plural)


aberrante

aberrante m or f (masculine and feminine plural aberrantes)


pornográfico

pornográfico (feminine pornográfica, masculine plural pornográficos, feminine plural pornográficas)

pornográfica (feminine)
pornográficos (masculine plural)
pornográficas (feminine plural)

From pornografía (“pornography”) + -ico.

Algunos hombres llevan colecciones grandes de material pornográfico.

Some men keep large collections of pornographic materials.


nigeriano

nigeriano (feminine nigeriana, masculine plural nigerianos, feminine plural nigerianas)

nigeriana (feminine)
nigerianos (masculine plural)
nigerianas (feminine plural)


pregonero

pregonero (feminine pregonera, masculine plural pregoneros, feminine plural pregoneras)

pregonera (feminine)
pregoneros (masculine plural)
pregoneras (feminine plural)


radicante

radicante m or f (masculine and feminine plural radicantes)


dormido

dormido (feminine dormida, masculine plural dormidos, feminine plural dormidas)

dormida (feminine)
dormidos (masculine plural)
dormidas (feminine plural)


responsorial

responsorial m or f (masculine and feminine plural responsoriales)

responsoriales (feminine masculine plural)


senario

senario (feminine senaria, masculine plural senarios, feminine plural senarias)

senaria (feminine)
senarios (masculine plural)
senarias (feminine plural)


resinoso

resinoso (feminine resinosa, masculine plural resinosos, feminine plural resinosas)

resinosa (feminine)
resinosos (masculine plural)
resinosas (feminine plural)

From Latin resīnōsus. Equivalent to resina + -oso.


recitativo

recitativo (feminine recitativa, masculine plural recitativos, feminine plural recitativas)

recitativa (feminine)
recitativos (masculine plural)
recitativas (feminine plural)


lanzado

lanzado (feminine lanzada, masculine plural lanzados, feminine plural lanzadas)

lanzada (feminine)
lanzados (masculine plural)
lanzadas (feminine plural)


esencial

esencial m or f (masculine and feminine plural esenciales)


mortificante

mortificante m or f (masculine and feminine plural mortificantes)

mortificantes (feminine masculine plural)


parisino

parisino (feminine parisina, masculine plural parisinos, feminine plural parisinas)

parisina (feminine)
parisinos (masculine plural)
parisinas (feminine plural)


vergón

vergón (feminine vergona, masculine plural vergones, feminine plural vergonas)

vergona (feminine)
vergones (masculine plural)
vergonas (feminine plural)

Qué vergona estuvo la fiesta de bodas.

El partido estuvo bien vergón.


diaconal

diaconal m or f (masculine and feminine plural diaconales)


monárquico

monárquico (feminine monárquica, masculine plural monárquicos, feminine plural monárquicas)

monárquica (feminine)
monárquicos (masculine plural)
monárquicas (feminine plural)


depurativo

depurativo (feminine depurativa, masculine plural depurativos, feminine plural depurativas)

depurativa (feminine)
depurativos (masculine plural)
depurativas (feminine plural)


educado

educado (feminine educada, masculine plural educados, feminine plural educadas, superlative educadísimo)

educada (feminine)
educados (masculine plural)
educadas (feminine plural)
educadísimo (superlative)


boscoso

boscoso (feminine boscosa, masculine plural boscosos, feminine plural boscosas)

boscosa (feminine)
boscosos (masculine plural)
boscosas (feminine plural)

terreno boscoso


acarpo

acarpo (feminine acarpa, masculine plural acarpos, feminine plural acarpas)

acarpa (feminine)
acarpos (masculine plural)
acarpas (feminine plural)


peludo

peludo (feminine peluda, masculine plural peludos, feminine plural peludas)

peluda (feminine)
peludos (masculine plural)
peludas (feminine plural)

From pelo + -udo; compare Portuguese peludo, French poilu.


áureo

áureo (feminine áurea, masculine plural áureos, feminine plural áureas)

áurea (feminine)
áureos (masculine plural)
áureas (feminine plural)


auditivo

auditivo (feminine auditiva, masculine plural auditivos, feminine plural auditivas)

auditiva (feminine)
auditivos (masculine plural)
auditivas (feminine plural)


palta

palta m or f (masculine and feminine plural paltas)

(historical) relating to the Palta language or people


parroquial

parroquial m or f (masculine and feminine plural parroquiales)

parroquiales (feminine masculine plural)


alienígeno

alienígeno (feminine alienígena, masculine plural alienígenos, feminine plural alienígenas)

alienígena (feminine)
alienígenos (masculine plural)
alienígenas (feminine plural)


cognitivo

cognitivo (feminine cognitiva, masculine plural cognitivos, feminine plural cognitivas)

cognitiva (feminine)
cognitivos (masculine plural)
cognitivas (feminine plural)


rupestre

rupestre m or f (masculine and feminine plural rupestres)

From Latin rūpestris (“living on a cliff”), from rūpēs (“cliff, rock”).


omnipresente

omnipresente m or f (masculine and feminine plural omnipresentes)

omnipresentes (feminine masculine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin omnipraesēns.


circunstancial

circunstancial m or f (masculine and feminine plural circunstanciales)

circunstanciales (feminine masculine plural)


marcado

marcado (feminine marcada, masculine plural marcados, feminine plural marcadas)

marcada (feminine)
marcados (masculine plural)
marcadas (feminine plural)


lisboeta

lisboeta m or f (masculine and feminine plural lisboetas)

(relational) Lisboner (of, from or relating to Lisbon)


helada

From Early Medieval Latin gelāta, derived from Latin gelāre (“freeze”). By surface analysis, helar + -ada.


montés

montés (feminine montesa, masculine plural monteses, feminine plural montesas)

montesa (feminine)
monteses (masculine plural)
montesas (feminine plural)


nefasto

nefasto (feminine nefasta, masculine plural nefastos, feminine plural nefastas)

nefasta (feminine)
nefastos (masculine plural)
nefastas (feminine plural)


intermitente

intermitente m or f (masculine and feminine plural intermitentes)

intermitentes (feminine masculine plural)


acústica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


aparente

es-adj

aparente m or f (masculine and feminine plural aparentes)


airoso

airoso (feminine airosa, masculine plural airosos, feminine plural airosas)

airosa (feminine)
airosos (masculine plural)
airosas (feminine plural)

→ Portuguese: airoso


flagrante

flagrante m or f (masculine and feminine plural flagrantes)

From Latin flagrantem. Doublet of fragante.


culé

culé m or f (masculine and feminine plural culés)

Sus rivales, Olga Carmona, compañera de la selección que otorgó el gol decisivo en la victoria del Mundial, y Sam Kerr, la estrella australiana, no han parado el ascenso de la jugadora culé.

2023 August 31, Irene Guevara, “Aitana Bonmatí, mejor jugadora del año por la UEFA: “No podemos permitir el abuso de poder””, in El País:


neoescocés

neoescocés (feminine neoescocesa, masculine plural neoescoceses, feminine plural neoescocesas)

neoescocesa (feminine)
neoescoceses (masculine plural)
neoescocesas (feminine plural)


evolutivo

evolutivo (feminine evolutiva, masculine plural evolutivos, feminine plural evolutivas)

evolutiva (feminine)
evolutivos (masculine plural)
evolutivas (feminine plural)


prodigioso

prodigioso (feminine prodigiosa, masculine plural prodigiosos, feminine plural prodigiosas)

prodigiosa (feminine)
prodigiosos (masculine plural)
prodigiosas (feminine plural)


persuasivo

persuasivo (feminine persuasiva, masculine plural persuasivos, feminine plural persuasivas)

persuasiva (feminine)
persuasivos (masculine plural)
persuasivas (feminine plural)


destrozado

destrozado (feminine destrozada, masculine plural destrozados, feminine plural destrozadas)

destrozada (feminine)
destrozados (masculine plural)
destrozadas (feminine plural)

wrecked, smashed, destroyed, torn, torn apart, crushed, ripped, shredded

(figuratively) devastated, shattered, gutted (UK), destroyed, crushed, broken


desinteresado

desinteresado (feminine desinteresada, masculine plural desinteresados, feminine plural desinteresadas)

desinteresada (feminine)
desinteresados (masculine plural)
desinteresadas (feminine plural)

Si siguieras mis indicaciones que son las de una madre desinteresada, y se ajustan al criterio de tu padre y a la voluntad de tu santo tío, entonces, querida Gloria, ¡cuán distinta sería tu situación ante Dios y ante los hombres!


garza

From Hispano-Celtic *cárcia; akin to Welsh crychydd, Breton kerc'heiz.
Cognate with Galician garza, Mirandese garça, Asturian garza, Portuguese garça and (possibly) Catalan garsa.


biomolecular

biomolecular m or f (masculine and feminine plural biomoleculares)

biomoleculares (feminine masculine plural)


gaélico

gaélico (feminine gaélica, masculine plural gaélicos, feminine plural gaélicas)

gaélica (feminine)
gaélicos (masculine plural)
gaélicas (feminine plural)

Gaelic (relating to the Gaels or their language)


transpersonal

transpersonal m or f (masculine and feminine plural transpersonales)

transpersonales (feminine masculine plural)


piacular

piacular m or f (masculine and feminine plural piaculares)


fulminante

fulminante m or f (masculine and feminine plural fulminantes)

Con sus consecuencias de embrutecimiento y encallecimiento fulminantes.

dos rayos fulminantes su soberbia deshicieron

1610, Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio, La Mayor hazaña de Alejandro Magno:

two blazing bolts did strike away his haughtiness

Apenas acababa de despedirlos, cuando Vergniaud pronunció su maravilloso discurso contra la nueva Monarquía, no menos fulminante que los discursos pronunciados por Mirabeau contra la vieja Monarquía

1896, Emilio Castelar, Historia de Europa […] :

Benigno me dispara una fulminante mirada que me hace estremecer.

2017, Lola Montalvo, Historia de una enfermera:

Benigno shot a look that could kill, which made me shiver


propenso

propenso (feminine propensa, masculine plural propensos, feminine plural propensas)

propensa (feminine)
propensos (masculine plural)
propensas (feminine plural)


evocativo

evocativo (feminine evocativa, masculine plural evocativos, feminine plural evocativas)

evocativa (feminine)
evocativos (masculine plural)
evocativas (feminine plural)


evanescente

evanescente m or f (masculine and feminine plural evanescentes)

evanescentes (feminine masculine plural)


napolitano

napolitano (feminine napolitana, masculine plural napolitanos, feminine plural napolitanas)

napolitana (feminine)
napolitanos (masculine plural)
napolitanas (feminine plural)


atroz

atroz m or f (masculine and feminine plural atroces)


espantoso

espantoso (feminine espantosa, masculine plural espantosos, feminine plural espantosas)

espantosa (feminine)
espantosos (masculine plural)
espantosas (feminine plural)

ghastly, gruesome, dreadful, awful, godawful, horrific, horrendous, horrible, terrible

frightful, frightening, scary, fearful, terrifying, shocking


marxiano

marxiano (feminine marxiana, masculine plural marxianos, feminine plural marxianas)

marxiana (feminine)
marxianos (masculine plural)
marxianas (feminine plural)


israelí

israelí m or f (masculine and feminine plural israelís or israelíes)

israelís (feminine masculine plural)
israelíes (feminine masculine plural)

(relational) of Israel; Israeli (of or describing the country of Israel)


sirio

sirio (feminine siria, masculine plural sirios, feminine plural sirias)

siria (feminine)
sirios (masculine plural)
sirias (feminine plural)


patricio

patricio (feminine patricia, masculine plural patricios, feminine plural patricias)

patricia (feminine)
patricios (masculine plural)
patricias (feminine plural)


tributario

tributario (feminine tributaria, masculine plural tributarios, feminine plural tributarias)

tributaria (feminine)
tributarios (masculine plural)
tributarias (feminine plural)


borracha

From Catalan morratxa (“flask”), influenced by morro (“snout”), from older marraixa (“carafe”).


explorador

explorador (feminine exploradora, masculine plural exploradores, feminine plural exploradoras)

exploradora (feminine)
exploradores (masculine plural)
exploradoras (feminine plural)


coclear

coclear m or f (masculine and feminine plural cocleares)


bacheletista

bacheletista m or f (masculine and feminine plural bacheletistas)

bacheletistas (feminine masculine plural)

(relational) of Michele Bachelet (Chilean president); Bachelet's


taoísta

taoísta m or f (masculine and feminine plural taoístas)


abastecedor

abastecedor (feminine abastecedora, masculine plural abastecedores, feminine plural abastecedoras)

abastecedora (feminine)
abastecedores (masculine plural)
abastecedoras (feminine plural)


aliancista

aliancista m or f (masculine and feminine plural aliancistas)

being a member or supporter of a political coalition

(Chile) being a member or supporter of the Alianza por Chile

(Chile, relational) of the Alianza por Chile


abertal

abertal m or f (masculine and feminine plural abertales)

crackled, cracked (of soil during a drought)


confuciano

confuciano (feminine confuciana, masculine plural confucianos, feminine plural confucianas)

confuciana (feminine)
confucianos (masculine plural)
confucianas (feminine plural)


abigarrado

abigarrado (feminine abigarrada, masculine plural abigarrados, feminine plural abigarradas)

abigarrada (feminine)
abigarrados (masculine plural)
abigarradas (feminine plural)

variegated, colorful, pertaining to clashing colors

pertaining to a mishmash of ill-sorted things


irresponsable

irresponsable m or f (masculine and feminine plural irresponsables)

irresponsables (feminine masculine plural)


pediátrico

pediátrico (feminine pediátrica, masculine plural pediátricos, feminine plural pediátricas)

pediátrica (feminine)
pediátricos (masculine plural)
pediátricas (feminine plural)


gélido

gélido (feminine gélida, masculine plural gélidos, feminine plural gélidas)

gélida (feminine)
gélidos (masculine plural)
gélidas (feminine plural)

From Latin gelidus (“cold”), from gelū (“frost; chill”).


aromático

aromático (feminine aromática, masculine plural aromáticos, feminine plural aromáticas)

aromática (feminine)
aromáticos (masculine plural)
aromáticas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin aromăticus. Equivalent to aroma + -ático.


receptivo

receptivo (feminine receptiva, masculine plural receptivos, feminine plural receptivas)

receptiva (feminine)
receptivos (masculine plural)
receptivas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin receptivus, from Latin receptus.


excitante

excitante m or f (masculine and feminine plural excitantes)


ético

ético (feminine ética, masculine plural éticos, feminine plural éticas)

ética (feminine)
éticos (masculine plural)
éticas (feminine plural)

From Latin ēthicus, from Ancient Greek ἠθικός (ēthikós), from ἦθος (êthos, “character, moral nature”).


aborrecible

aborrecible m or f (masculine and feminine plural aborrecibles)

aborrecibles (feminine masculine plural)


abocetado

abocetado (feminine abocetada, masculine plural abocetados, feminine plural abocetadas)

abocetada (feminine)
abocetados (masculine plural)
abocetadas (feminine plural)

(of art) sketchy (intended for later refinement)


refrigerador

refrigerador (feminine refrigeradora, masculine plural refrigeradores, feminine plural refrigeradoras)

refrigeradora (feminine)
refrigeradores (masculine plural)
refrigeradoras (feminine plural)

Por lo que han tenido que comprar 10 cámaras refrigeradoras de helados para conservar los 30 cadáveres.

2015 July 6, “Un ataque de la coalición en Yemen causa una masacre en un mercado”, in El País:

So they have had to buy 10 ice cream refrigerated chambers to preserve the 30 corpses.


abovedado

abovedado (feminine abovedada, masculine plural abovedados, feminine plural abovedadas)

abovedada (feminine)
abovedados (masculine plural)
abovedadas (feminine plural)


abollado

abollado (feminine abollada, masculine plural abollados, feminine plural abolladas)

abollada (feminine)
abollados (masculine plural)
abolladas (feminine plural)

(analogy, Argentina, slang) someone who appears to be in rough shape or abused

(analogy, Cuba, slang) someone who is in a rough state financially


absolutorio

absolutorio (feminine absolutoria, masculine plural absolutorios, feminine plural absolutorias)

absolutoria (feminine)
absolutorios (masculine plural)
absolutorias (feminine plural)


acaule

acaule m or f (masculine and feminine plural acaules)


abrasador

abrasador (feminine abrasadora, masculine plural abrasadores, feminine plural abrasadoras)

abrasadora (feminine)
abrasadores (masculine plural)
abrasadoras (feminine plural)


absorbente

absorbente m or f (masculine and feminine plural absorbentes)


invertido

invertido (feminine invertida, masculine plural invertidos, feminine plural invertidas)

invertida (feminine)
invertidos (masculine plural)
invertidas (feminine plural)

*(endo): Ellipsis of caballito invertido (“reversed wheelie”)

ellipsis

(colloquial, derogatory) gay, bent (homosexual)


abortista

es-adj

abortista m or f (masculine and feminine plural abortistas)


abismal

abismal m or f (masculine and feminine plural abismales)


abridor

abridor (feminine abridora, masculine plural abridores, feminine plural abridoras)

abridora (feminine)
abridores (masculine plural)
abridoras (feminine plural)

[a.β̞ɾiˈð̞oɾ]


abreviado

abreviado (feminine abreviada, masculine plural abreviados, feminine plural abreviadas)

abreviada (feminine)
abreviados (masculine plural)
abreviadas (feminine plural)


abolicionista

abolicionista m or f (masculine and feminine plural abolicionistas)

abolicionistas (feminine masculine plural)

abolitionist (in favor of the abolition of something)


abnegado

abnegado (feminine abnegada, masculine plural abnegados, feminine plural abnegadas)

abnegada (feminine)
abnegados (masculine plural)
abnegadas (feminine plural)


ungual

ungual m or f (masculine and feminine plural unguales)


gratificante

gratificante m or f (masculine and feminine plural gratificantes)

gratificantes (feminine masculine plural)

Borrowed from Latin grātificantem, or from gratificar + -ante.


abrigado

abrigado (feminine abrigada, masculine plural abrigados, feminine plural abrigadas)

abrigada (feminine)
abrigados (masculine plural)
abrigadas (feminine plural)

[a.β̞ɾiˈɣ̞a.ð̞o]


abstemio

abstemio (feminine abstemia, masculine plural abstemios, feminine plural abstemias)

abstemia (feminine)
abstemios (masculine plural)
abstemias (feminine plural)


acampanado

acampanado (feminine acampanada, masculine plural acampanados, feminine plural acampanadas)

acampanada (feminine)
acampanados (masculine plural)
acampanadas (feminine plural)

bell-shaped
(of trousers) flared; bell-bottomed


aceitoso

aceitoso (feminine aceitosa, masculine plural aceitosos, feminine plural aceitosas)

aceitosa (feminine)
aceitosos (masculine plural)
aceitosas (feminine plural)


accesorio

accesorio (feminine accesoria, masculine plural accesorios, feminine plural accesorias)

accesoria (feminine)
accesorios (masculine plural)
accesorias (feminine plural)

accessory, secondary, additional, supplementary


accidentado

accidentado (feminine accidentada, masculine plural accidentados, feminine plural accidentadas)

accidentada (feminine)
accidentados (masculine plural)
accidentadas (feminine plural)

[aɣ̞.θi.ð̞ẽn̪ˈt̪a.ð̞o]


acaudalado

acaudalado (feminine acaudalada, masculine plural acaudalados, feminine plural acaudaladas)

acaudalada (feminine)
acaudalados (masculine plural)
acaudaladas (feminine plural)

El francés Bernard Arnault, dueño de LVMH, arrebata al magnate sudafricano el cetro de hombre más rico del mundo. Los 20 más acaudalados ven retroceder su patrimonio en casi 340.000 millones en 2022[.]

2022 December 31, Ignacio Fariza, “Elon Musk o cómo dilapidar 124.000 millones en un año”, in El País:

Frenchman Bernard Arnault, owner of LVMH, snatches the title of richest man in the world from the South African tycoon. The 20 wealthiest see their assets shrink by almost 340,000 million in 2022[.]


cómico

cómico (feminine cómica, masculine plural cómicos, feminine plural cómicas)

cómica (feminine)
cómicos (masculine plural)
cómicas (feminine plural)

From Latin cōmicus, from Ancient Greek κωμικός (kōmikós). Doublet of cómic.


accesible

accesible m or f (masculine and feminine plural accesibles)

Borrowed from Late Latin accessibilis (“accessible”), from accessus, perfect passive participle of accēdō (“approach”).


absorto

es-adj

absorto (feminine absorta, masculine plural absortos, feminine plural absortas)

absorta (feminine)
absortos (masculine plural)
absortas (feminine plural)


abstinente

abstinente m or f (masculine and feminine plural abstinentes)


aceptable

aceptable m or f (masculine and feminine plural aceptables)


acéfalo

acéfalo (feminine acéfala, masculine plural acéfalos, feminine plural acéfalas)

acéfala (feminine)
acéfalos (masculine plural)
acéfalas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin acephalus, from Ancient Greek ἀκέφαλος (aképhalos).


académico

académico (feminine académica, masculine plural académicos, feminine plural académicas)

académica (feminine)
académicos (masculine plural)
académicas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin acadēmicus, from Ancient Greek ἀκαδημικός (akadēmikós).


incómodo

incómodo (feminine incómoda, masculine plural incómodos, feminine plural incómodas)

incómoda (feminine)
incómodos (masculine plural)
incómodas (feminine plural)


tarado

tarado (feminine tarada, masculine plural tarados, feminine plural taradas)

tarada (feminine)
tarados (masculine plural)
taradas (feminine plural)


pronóstico

pronóstico (feminine pronóstica, masculine plural pronósticos, feminine plural pronósticas)

pronóstica (feminine)
pronósticos (masculine plural)
pronósticas (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin prognosticum, from Ancient Greek προγνωστικός (prognōstikós, “foreknowing”), from πρό (pró) + γνωστῐκός (gnōstikós, “of or for knowing, good at knowing”), from γιγνώσκω (gignṓskō, “to learn to know, to perceive, to mark, to learn”).

der

προγνωστικός


acelerador

es-adj

acelerador (feminine aceleradora, masculine plural aceleradores, feminine plural aceleradoras)

aceleradora (feminine)
aceleradores (masculine plural)
aceleradoras (feminine plural)


darwinista

darwinista m or f (masculine and feminine plural darwinistas)


oponente

oponente m or f (masculine and feminine plural oponentes)


voluntario

voluntario (feminine voluntaria, masculine plural voluntarios, feminine plural voluntarias)

voluntaria (feminine)
voluntarios (masculine plural)
voluntarias (feminine plural)


corrector

corrector (feminine correctora, masculine plural correctores, feminine plural correctoras)

correctora (feminine)
correctores (masculine plural)
correctoras (feminine plural)


rabilargo

rabilargo (feminine rabilarga, masculine plural rabilargos, feminine plural rabilargas)

rabilarga (feminine)
rabilargos (masculine plural)
rabilargas (feminine plural)


ahíto

ahíto (feminine ahíta, masculine plural ahítos, feminine plural ahítas)

ahíta (feminine)
ahítos (masculine plural)
ahítas (feminine plural)


arsenical

arsenical m or f (masculine and feminine plural arsenicales)


equimolar

equimolar m or f (masculine and feminine plural equimolares)


acústico

acústico (feminine acústica, masculine plural acústicos, feminine plural acústicas)

acústica (feminine)
acústicos (masculine plural)
acústicas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἀκουστικός (akoustikós, “auditory”).

bor+

acoustic (pertaining to the sense of hearing)

(music) acoustic (produced by an instrument without electric amplification)


semiótico

es-adj

semiótico (feminine semiótica, masculine plural semióticos, feminine plural semióticas)

semiótica (feminine)
semióticos (masculine plural)
semióticas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek σημειωτικός (sēmeiōtikós, “observant of signs”), ultimately derived from σῆμα (sêma, “mark, sign”).


mixto

es-adj

mixto (feminine mixta, masculine plural mixtos, feminine plural mixtas)

mixta (feminine)
mixtos (masculine plural)
mixtas (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin mixtus. See also mesto, an inherited doublet, now rarely in use.


incauto

incauto (feminine incauta, masculine plural incautos, feminine plural incautas)

incauta (feminine)
incautos (masculine plural)
incautas (feminine plural)

From Latin incautus (“incautious, heedless”).


incisivo

incisivo (feminine incisiva, masculine plural incisivos, feminine plural incisivas)

incisiva (feminine)
incisivos (masculine plural)
incisivas (feminine plural)


contactor

contactor (feminine contactora, masculine plural contactores, feminine plural contactoras)

contactora (feminine)
contactores (masculine plural)
contactoras (feminine plural)


escrotal

escrotal m or f (masculine and feminine plural escrotales)