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 EVERYBODY'S 
 
 ANISH^fNGLISH 
 ILISH-SPANISH 
 ilCTIpNARY 
 
 CONTENTS 
 
 PHONETIC 
 PRONUNCIATION 
 
 CENTS 
 
 CONJUGATIONS OF SPANISH VERBS 
 
 MENUS IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH 
 
 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES 
 
 NUMBERS, CURRENCY 
 
 USEFUL PHRASES, ETC. 
 
 A HANDY 
 POCKET DICTIONARY 
 FOR SCHOOL AND HOME 
 
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 Everybody's 
 Spanish Dictionary 
 
 SPANISH-ENGLISH • ENGLISH-SPANISH 
 
 Diccionario Espanol 
 para Todo el Mundo 
 
 ESPANOL-INGLES • INGLES-ESPANOL 
 
 Philadelphia 
 DAVID McKAY COMPANY 
 
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 CONTENTS 
 PART I 
 
 SPANISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Page? 
 
 PART II 
 
 ENGLISH-SPANISH DICTIONARY 
 
 Page 104 
 
 PART III 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 Page 181 
 
 PRINTED IN V. 8. A. 
 
 Copyright: W. Foulsham & Co., Ltd.
 
 PART I 
 SPANISH-ENGLISH 
 (ESPANOL-INGL^S) 
 
 2024777
 
 ABBREVIATIONS 
 
 (ABREVIATURAS) 
 
 Substantives. — In the Spanish-English section, substantives or 
 nouns are indicated by the presence of their gender, thus m. or/. 
 In the English-Spanish section, the letter 5 (substantive) is used 
 to denote them, and the gender is indicated after the Spanish 
 word. 
 
 Verbs, in all cases, are followed by the letter V. 
 
 Adjectives are denoted by the letter a or adj. 
 
 Adverbs are shown by the letters ad. or adv. 
 
 Pronouns are denoted by the letters pron. or pn. 
 
 Prepositions are shown by the letters prep, or pr. 
 
 Conjunctions are shown by the letters conj. or c. 
 
 Interjections by the letters interj. or i. 
 
 In the Spanish-English section of this dictionary', the sound of 
 every Spanish word is imitated in English spelling. These 
 imitations are given in brackets directly after the words to which 
 they refer.
 
 SHORT GUIDE TO SPANISH 
 PRONUNCIATION 
 
 Much, of course, could be written regarding the sound values 
 of the letters of the Spanish alphabet : but as a quick guide to 
 pronunciation, the following will pro\ ide considerable help : 
 
 Vozcels — A sounds like a in our word car or jar. 
 
 E, like a in date. 
 
 I, like ee in see. 
 
 O, like o in often. 
 
 U, like 00 in food. 
 
 Y, when a vowel, like ee in see. 
 
 Consonants — The following consonants, B, D, F, L, M, N, P, 
 S, T, V and X, are pronounced practically as they are in English. 
 
 C is pronounced in two ways. 
 
 (a) When placed before e or i, it is like th in theory or theatre. 
 
 (b) In all other instances, it is equal to our k in king. 
 CH is pronounced like ch in church. 
 
 G also has two sounds, — if not three. 
 
 (a) When placed before a, o, I, n or r, it is like our g in garnish. 
 
 (b) When placed before e or i, the nearest approach to its 
 sound is provided by the Scotch word loch. 
 
 (c) When placed before u, followed by e or i, it sounds like the 
 g in guess, while the u is not sounded. 
 
 H is silent; but people often register an intake of breath when 
 the letter is present. 
 
 J is like the G, mentioned above, when placed before e or i. 
 
 LL — The double L has a particular sound of its own that is 
 not found exactly in Engl-sh sounds. The nearest approach is 
 the trill in the word pavilion. 
 
 N is like the ni in union. 
 
 Q is like our ordinary k, and the u following it is not sounded. 
 
 R is hard and rolling when at the beginning of a word or when 
 I, n or s are placed in front of it. It is not so hard when coming 
 between two vowels or when placed at the end of a word. 
 
 RR is harder than the single r. 
 
 Y, as a vowel, is dealt with above. As a consonant it has the 
 force of the y in you. 
 Z is like th, as in thread.
 
 A 
 B 
 
 ah 
 beh 
 
 k 
 
 C 
 
 theh 
 
 L 
 
 CH 
 
 cheh 
 
 LI 
 
 D 
 
 deh 
 
 M 
 
 E 
 
 eh 
 
 S 
 
 F 
 
 effeh 
 
 N 
 
 G 
 
 heh 
 
 O 
 
 H 
 
 ahcheh 
 
 P 
 
 I 
 
 ee 
 
 Q 
 
 R 
 
 ereh 
 
 RR 
 
 erreh 
 
 s 
 
 esseh 
 
 T 
 
 teh 
 
 U 
 
 oo 
 
 V 
 
 veh 
 
 X 
 
 ehkis 
 
 Y 
 
 yeh 
 
 Z 
 
 thehtah 
 
 THE SPANISH ALPHABET 
 
 The Spanish alphabet consists of the following 29 letters : 
 
 hotah 
 kah 
 elleh 
 LL ellieh 
 emmeh 
 enneh 
 ennieh 
 oh 
 peh 
 koo 
 
 From the above, it will be noticed that the letter W does not 
 exist in the Spanish language : and it may be added that K is 
 rarely found and then only when connected with words of foreign 
 importation. 
 
 But the Spanish alphabet has certain letters of its own. These 
 are CH, LL and RR, and 5J with the tilde sign may be placed 
 along with them. These additions may cause slight confusion 
 when consulting the dictionary, as the order of words is unusual 
 for English-speaking people. Briefly, it may be explained that 
 CHa follows Cz, LLa comes after Lz, 5Ja follows Nz and RRa 
 follows Rz. If this sequence is remembered, there will be no 
 trouble in finding any required word. 
 
 GENDER OF SPANISH NOUNS 
 
 There are certain rules for recognising the gender of Spanish 
 nouns : but there are so many exceptions to these rules that the 
 only safe way of determining the gender of a particular noun is 
 to consult a dictionary which indicates the gender of every noun. 
 In this dictionary, every noun has its gender given beside it. 
 
 The gender of Spanish nouns depends either on their significa- 
 tion or their termination. 
 
 (a) Names of men and males are masculine gender. 
 
 (b) Names of women and females are feminine. 
 
 (c) Trades, occupations and work of men are masculine. 
 
 (d) Trades, etc., of women are feminine. 
 
 (e) Apart from the above, nouns ending in E, I (accented), 
 
 O, U, J, L, N, R, S and T are masculine. 
 
 (f) Nouns ending in A, I (unaccented), Ion, D and Z are 
 
 feminine. 
 
 (g) But, as indicated above, there is a vast number of excep- 
 
 tions which follows no rule and which makes it necessary 
 to consult a dictionary when the information is required.
 
 PART I 
 SPANISH-ENGLISH 
 
 A (r) pr. at: to: on: by: for: of: 
 
 according to. 
 Abaceria (r-bah-thay-ree'-r) /. 
 
 grocery. 
 Abacero (r-bah-thay'-ro) m. 
 
 & f. grocer. 
 Abad (r-bahd') m. abbot. 
 Abadejo (r-bah-day'-ho) m. 
 
 codfish. 
 Abadesa (r-bah-days'-r) /. 
 
 abbess. 
 Abadia (r-bah-dee'-r) /. abbey. 
 Abajo (r-bah'-ho) ad. under: 
 
 underneath. 
 Abalanzar (r-bah-lahn-thar') 
 
 V. to balance: impel. 
 Abanderizador (r-bahn-der- 
 
 rith-r-dor') ni. ringleader. 
 Abandonar (r-bahn-do-nar') 
 
 V. to abandon: forsake. 
 Abanicar (r-bahn-e-kar') v. to 
 
 fan. 
 Abanico (r-bah-nee'-ko) m. fan. 
 Abaratamiento (r-bar-r-tar- 
 
 mee-n'-to) m. abatement: re- 
 duction of price. 
 Abarcar (r-bar'-kar) v. to em- 
 brace: clasp: compromise. 
 Abarrancadero (r-bar-rahn- 
 
 kay-day'-ro) m. precipice. 
 Abarrote (r-bar-ro'-tay) pi. 
 
 food: groceries: victuals. 
 Abastecedor (r-bahs-tay-thay- 
 
 dor') m. & f. caterer. 
 Abastecimiento (r-bahs-tay- 
 
 thee-me-n'-to) m. provisions. 
 Abatido (r-bah-tee'-do) a. de- 
 jected: faint: low spirited. 
 Abatir (r-bah-teer') v. to 
 
 descend: stoop: overthrow. 
 Abeja (r-bay'-hahr) /. bee. 
 Abertura (r-bayr-too'-rah) /. 
 
 aperture: chink: gap. 
 Abierto (r-bee-ayr'-toe) a. 
 
 open: frank: sincere. 
 
 Abrir 
 
 Abismo (r-biss'-mo) m. abyss: 
 
 gulf. 
 Ablandar (r-blahn'-dar) v. to 
 
 soften: mitigate. 
 Abnegar (r-bnay-gar') v. to 
 
 deny: renounce. 
 Abobar (r-bo-bar') v. to 
 
 stupefy. 
 Abocado (r-bo-kay'-do) a. light. 
 Abofellar (r-bo-fel-yar') v. to 
 
 pant: puff: breathe heavily. 
 Abogado (r-bo-gar'-do) m. & 
 
 f. advocate: mediator. 
 Abolir (r-bo-leer') v. to abolish. 
 Abolorio (r-bo-lo'-ree-o) m. 
 
 ancestry. 
 Abominable (r-bo-me-nar'- 
 
 blay) a. abominable: wretched. 
 Abominar (r-bo-me-nar') v. 
 
 to detest: loathe. 
 Abonar (r-bo-nar') v. to in- 
 sure: improve: bail out. 
 Abonarse (r-bo-nar'-say) t;. to 
 
 subscribe. 
 Aborrecer (r-bor-ray-thayr') 
 
 V. to hate: abhor. 
 Abotonar (r-bot-on-ar') t;. to 
 
 button: bud. 
 Abrasar (r-brar-sar') v. to 
 
 burn: squander: be agitated. 
 Abrazar (r-brar-thar') v. to 
 
 embrace: surround. 
 Abrazo (r-brar-tho') m. em- 
 brace: hug. 
 Abreviar (r-bray-vee-ar') v. to 
 
 abridge: accelerate. 
 Abridor (r-bree-dor') m. tin- 
 opener. 
 Abrigar (r-bree-gar') v. to 
 
 take shelter: protect. 
 Abrigo (r-bree'-go) m. shelter: 
 
 protection: overcoat. 
 Abril (r-breel') m. April. 
 Abrimiento (r-bree-me-n'-to) 
 
 m. opening. 
 Abrir (r-bree'-r) V. to Openi 
 
 unlock: tell a secret.
 
 Abrochador 8 
 
 Abrochador ((r-bro-char'-dor) 
 m. buttonhook. 
 
 Abrogar (r-bro-gar') v. to 
 abolish. 
 
 Abrojo (r-bro'-ho) m. thistle. 
 
 Abromado (r-bro-mar'-do) a. 
 foggy: hazy: misty. 
 
 Abroncar (r-bron'-kar) v. to 
 jeer at: make fun of. 
 
 Abrumador (r-broo-mar'-dor) 
 a. troublesome: annoying. 
 
 Abrumar (r-broo-mar') v. to 
 overcome: overpower. 
 
 Abrupto (r-'broop'-to) a. steep. 
 
 Abrutado (r-broo-tar'-do) a. 
 cruel: brutish. 
 
 Absceso (rbs-thay'-so) m. ab- 
 scess: sore: ulcer. 
 
 Absoluci6n (rbs-so-loo-the- 
 on') /. forgiveness. 
 
 Absolutamente (rbs-so-loo- 
 tar-men'-tay) ad. absolutely. 
 
 Absolver (rb-soll-vayr') v. to 
 absolve. 
 
 Absorber (rb-sor-bayr') v. to 
 absorb. 
 
 Abstinente (rbs-tee-nen'-tay) 
 a. abstemious: temperate. 
 
 Abstraido (rbs-tray-ee'-do) a. 
 retired. 
 
 Abuela (r-boo-ay'-lar) /. grand- 
 mother. 
 
 Abuelo (r-boo-ay'-lo) m. grand- 
 father: ancestor. 
 
 Abultado (r-bool-tay'-do) a. 
 bulky: massive. 
 
 Abultar (r-bool-tar') v, to in- 
 crease: enlarge. 
 
 Aburrido (r-boor-ree'-do) a. 
 weary: tired. 
 
 Aburrir (r-boor-reer') v. to 
 weary: vex. 
 
 Abusar (r-boo-sar') v. to abuse. 
 
 Abusivo (r-boo-see'-vo) a. 
 abusive: impudent. 
 
 Abuso (r-boo'-so) m. misuse. 
 
 Acd (r-kar') ad. here: hither. 
 
 Acabado (r-kar-bar'-do) a. per- 
 fect: accomplished. 
 
 Acabalar (r-kar-bal-ar') i;. to 
 complete. 
 
 Acaecer (r-kay-ay-thair') v. to 
 happen. 
 
 Acallar (r-kayl-lyar') v. to 
 calm: silence. 
 
 Acariciar (r-kar-re-the-ar') v. 
 to caress: fondle. 
 
 Acaso (r-kar'-so) m. chance — 
 ad. by chance. 
 
 Aceptar 
 Acatamiento (r-kar-tar-me-n'- 
 
 to) m. respect: esteem. 
 Acatar (r-kar-tar') v. to 
 
 respect: esteem: honour. 
 Acatarrarse (r - kar - tar - rar' - 
 
 say) V. to catch cold. 
 Acauldalado (r-kar-oo-dar-lar- 
 
 do) a. rich: wealthy. 
 Acceder (rk-thay-dayr') v. to 
 
 agree: accede. 
 Accession (rk-thay-see-on') /. 
 
 agreement: accession. 
 Acceso (rk-thay'-so) m. access. 
 Accidental (rk-the-dent-arl') 
 
 a. accidental. 
 Accidente (rk-the-dent'-ay) m. 
 
 accident. 
 Accion (rk-the-on') /. action: 
 
 operation: share. 
 Accionista (rk-the-o-niss'-tar) 
 
 m. shareholder. 
 Acechar (r-thay-char') v. to 
 
 waylay: lie in ambush. 
 Acedar (r-thay'-dar) v. to dis- 
 please. 
 Acedia (r-thay-dee'-r) /. rough- 
 ness: acidity. 
 Acedo (r-thay'-do) a. acid: 
 
 acidulated. 
 Aceitar (r-thay-e'-tar) v. to 
 
 oil: lubricate. 
 Aceite (r-thay-e'-tay) m. oil. 
 Aceite de oliva (r-thay-e'-tay: 
 
 day: o-lee'-var) m. olive oil. 
 Aceiteria (r-thay-e-tay-ree'-r) 
 
 /. oilshop. 
 Aceitoso (r-thay-e-to'-so) a. 
 
 oily. 
 Aceituna (r-thay-e-too'-nar) /. 
 
 olive. / 
 
 Acceleracion (r-thay-lay-rar- 
 
 the-on') /. acceleration. 
 Acelerado (r-thay-lay-rar'-do) 
 
 a. swift: quick. 
 Acelerar (r-thay-Iay-rar') v. 
 
 to accelerate: go quicker. 
 Ac^mila (r-thay'-mee-lar) /. 
 
 mule: beast of burden. 
 Acentuado (r-then-too-ar'-do) 
 
 a. determined. 
 Acepar (r-thep-ar') v. to take 
 
 root. 
 Acepiilar (r-thep-ill-ar') v. to 
 
 brush. 
 Aceptable (r-thep-tay'-blay) a. 
 
 acceptable. 
 Aceptar (r-thep-lar') v. to 
 
 accept.
 
 Acepto 
 
 Acepto (r-thep'-to) a. agree- 
 able: pleasing. 
 
 Acerbo (r-thayr'-bo) a. harsh: 
 rigorous: rude. 
 
 Acerca (r-thayr'-kar) pr. about: 
 relating to. 
 
 Acercar (r-thayr'-karr) v. to 
 approach: draw near to. 
 
 Acero (r-thay'-ro) m. steel. 
 
 Acertado (r-thayr-tar'-do) a. 
 fit: proper. 
 
 Acertar (r-thayr'-tar) v. to 
 happen unexpectedly. 
 
 Acertijo (r-thayr-tee'-ho) m. 
 riddle. 
 
 Acervo (r-thayr'-vo) m. heap: 
 pile: mound. 
 
 Aciago (r-thee-r'-go) a. un- 
 lucky: unfortunate. 
 
 Aciano (r-thee-r'-no) m. corn- 
 flower. 
 
 Acicalar (r-thee-kar-lar') r. to 
 polish: dress up. 
 
 Acido (r'-thee-do) a. acid: 
 sour: bitter. 
 
 Aclamaci6n (r-klar-mar-the- 
 on') /. applause: acclamation. 
 
 Aclarar (r-klar-ar') v. to clear: 
 clarify: explain. 
 
 Acocharse (r-ko-tshar'-say) v. 
 to stoop down: squat. 
 
 Acochinar (r-ko-tshin-ar') v. 
 to assassinate: kill. 
 
 Acodiciar (r-ko-dee-thee-ar') 
 V. to long for. 
 
 Acoger (r-ko-hayr') v. to re- 
 ceive: protect: admit. 
 
 Acogida (r-ko-he'-dar) /. asy- 
 lum: reception. 
 
 Aiolito (r-ko'-lee-to) m. & f. 
 assistant: accomplice. 
 
 Acometer (r-ko-mee-ter') v. 
 to assault: attack: overtake. 
 
 Acometida (r-ko-mee-tee'-dar) 
 m. assault: attack. 
 
 Acomodado (r-ko-mo-dar'-do) 
 a. commodious: convenient: 
 suitable. 
 
 Acomodar (r-ko-mo-darr') v. 
 to arrange: fit: suit. 
 
 Acompanado (r-kom-par- 
 
 gnar'-do) a. accompanied. 
 
 Acompanante (r-kom-par- 
 
 gnarn'-tay) m. attendant: com- 
 panion. 
 
 Acongojar (r-kon-go-har') v. 
 to oppress: afflict. 
 
 Aconsejable (r-kon-see-har'- 
 blay) a. advisable. 
 
 g Actriz 
 
 Acontecer (r-kon-tay-thayr') v. 
 to happen. 
 
 Acontecido (r-kon-tay-the'-do) 
 a. troubled. 
 
 Acopiar (r-ko-pea-ar') v. to 
 store up: gather up. 
 
 Acoplamiento (r-kop-lar-me- 
 n'-to) m. clutch: coupling. 
 
 Acopiar (r-kop-larr') v. to 
 couple: adjust. 
 
 Acorazado (r-kor-ah-thay'-do) 
 a. armoured. 
 
 Acorcharse (r-kor-char'-say) 
 V. to shrivel: dry up. 
 
 Acorde (r-kor'-day) a. com- 
 fortable. 
 
 Acordeon (r-kor-day-on') m. 
 accordion. 
 
 Acorralar (r-kor-ral-ar') v. to 
 intimidate. 
 
 Acosar (r-ko-sar') v. to 
 molest: harass. 
 
 Acostar (r-kos-tar') v. to ap- 
 proach: lay down. 
 
 Acostumbrar (r-kos-toom- 
 brar') v. to accustom. 
 
 Acotar (r-ko-tar') v. to quote. 
 
 Acrecencia (r-kray-then'-thee- 
 ar) /. augmentation: growth: 
 increase. 
 
 Acreditado (r-kray-dee-tar'- 
 do) a. well-known: accredited. 
 
 Acreditar (r-kray-dee-tarr') v. 
 to affirm: assure. 
 
 Acreedor (r-kray-aye-dor') m. 
 creditor — a. deserving. 
 
 Acribillar (r-kree-bil-yar') v. 
 to molest: torment. 
 
 Acriminable (r-kree-mee- 
 
 nar'-ble) a. culpable: punish- 
 able. 
 
 Acriminar (r-kree-mee-nar') 
 V. to accuse. 
 
 Acrisolar (r-kree-so-lar') v. 
 to purify: refine. 
 
 Acristianar (r-kree-stee-r- 
 
 nar') v. to baptise: christen. 
 
 Acta (r'-ktah) /. act. 
 
 Actitud (rkt-ee-tood') /. atti- 
 tude: posture: pose. 
 
 Activar (rkt-ee-var') t;. to ac- 
 celerate: hasten. 
 
 Active (rkt-ee'-vo) a. active: 
 diligent: busy. 
 
 Actor (rkt-or') m. actor: come- 
 dian: player. 
 
 Actriz (rkt-reeth') /. actress: 
 comedienne.
 
 Actuaci6n 
 Actuaci6n (rkt-oo-r-thee-on') 
 
 /. operation. 
 Actual (rkt-oo-arl') a. actual: 
 
 present. 
 Actualmente (rkt-oo-arl-men'- 
 
 tay) ad. to present. 
 Actuar (rkt-oo'-r) v. to digest: 
 
 act: take legal steps. 
 Acuario (rkt-oo-ah'-ree-o) m. 
 
 tank: aquarium. 
 Acuchillado (rJ<t-oo-tsheel- 
 
 yar' - do) a. experienced: 
 
 skilled. 
 Acuchillador (rkt-oo-tsheel- 
 
 yar-d'or) m. bully. 
 Acudir (r-koo-deer') v. to as- 
 sist: help: succour. 
 Acueo (r'-koo-aye-o) a. watery: 
 
 aqueous. 
 Acunador (r-koo-gnar-dor') m. 
 
 coiner. 
 Acusado (r-koo-sar'-do) m. & 
 
 f. defendant: accused. 
 Acusar (r-koo-sarr') v. to 
 
 accuse: reproach: confirm. 
 Acuse (r-koo'-say) m. declaring 
 
 (at game of cards). 
 Achacar (r-char-kar') v. to 
 
 impute. 
 Achacoso (r-char-ko'-so) a. 
 
 ailing: sickly. 
 Achatar (r-char-tar') v. to 
 
 flatten. 
 Achicar (r-chee-kar') v. to 
 
 diminish: lessen. 
 Achicoria (r-chee-ko'-ree-ah) 
 
 /. chicory. 
 Achispar (r-chis-pah') v. to 
 
 intoxicate: make drunk. 
 Achulado (r-choo-lar'-do) a. 
 
 frolicsome: funny. 
 Adalid (r-dah-leed') m. chief: 
 
 leader. 
 Adamado (r-dah-mar'-do) a. 
 
 effeminate. 
 Adaptar (r-dahp'-tarr) v. to 
 
 adapt. 
 Adargar (r-dah'-garr) v. to 
 
 shield. 
 Adecentar (r-day-then'-tar) v. 
 
 to make decent: fitting. 
 Adefesio (r-day-fay'-see-o) m. 
 
 folly: nonsense. 
 Adefueras (r-day-foo-er'-as) /. 
 
 pi. suburbs. 
 Adehala (r-day-r'-lar) /. gra- 
 tuity. 
 Adelantado (r-day-larn-tar'- 
 
 do) a. anticipated: expected. 
 
 lo Adonde 
 
 Adelantar (r-day-larn-tarr') v. 
 
 to advance: improve. 
 Adelante (r-day-larn'-tay) ad. 
 
 farther off: onward. 
 Adelgazar (r-del-gar-thar') v. 
 
 to become thin. 
 Ademds (r-day-mahs') ad. 
 
 besides: further: moreover. 
 Adentellar (r-den-tell~yar') v. 
 
 to bite. 
 Adentro (r-den'-tro) ad. with- 
 in: inwardly. 
 Aderezar (r-day-ray-thar') v. 
 
 to adorn: dress: prepare. 
 Aderezo (r-day-ray'-tho) m. 
 
 finery: adorning: dressing. 
 Adestrador (r-dess-trar-dor') 
 
 m. & f. teacher: instructor. 
 Adeudado (r-day-oo-dar'-do) 
 
 a. indebted. 
 Adeudar (r-day-oo'-dar) v. to 
 
 contract debts: borrow. 
 Adherente (r-day-ren'-tay) m. 
 
 friend: relation: adherent. 
 Adiamantar (r-dee-r-man- 
 
 tar') V. to adorn with jewellery. 
 Adicto (r-deek'-to) a. addicted: 
 
 devoted to. 
 Adinerado (r-dee-ner-r'-do) a. 
 
 rich: wealthy. 
 Adios (r-dee-os') m. good-bye: 
 
 farewell: adieu. 
 Adivinanza (r-dee-vee-nam'- 
 
 thar) /. guess: riddle. 
 Adivinar (r-dee-vee-nar') v. 
 
 to foretell: guess. 
 Adjunto (rhd-hoon'-to) a. en- 
 closed. 
 Administrar (rhd-mee-niss- 
 
 trarr') v. to administer: 
 
 manage. 
 Admirable (rhd-mee-rah'- 
 
 blay) a. admirable. 
 Admirar (rhd-mee-rahr') v. 
 
 to admire: wonder. 
 Admitir (rhd-meet-eer') v. to 
 
 admit: receive: permit. 
 Adobar (r-do-bar') v. to 
 
 pickle: stew: dress (cookery). 
 Adobe (r-do'-bo) m. mending: 
 
 repairing. 
 Adocenado (r-do-thay-nar'- 
 
 do) a. ordinary: common. 
 Adocenar (r-do-thay-nar') v. 
 
 to count. 
 Adoctrinar (r-dok-tree-nar') v. 
 
 to instruct: teach. 
 Adonde (r-don'-day) ad. 
 
 where: whither.
 
 Adoptar i 
 
 Adoptar (r-dop-tar') v. to 
 
 adopt. 
 Adorable (r-do-rar-blay) a. 
 
 adorable. 
 Adorador (r-do-rar-dor') m. 
 
 & f. adorer. 
 Adorar (r-dor-ar') v. to adore: 
 
 love. 
 Adormecer (r - dor - may - 
 
 thayr') v. to fall asleep. 
 Adormidera (r-dor-mee-der'- 
 
 r) /. poppy. 
 Adornar (r-dor-nar') v. to 
 
 adorn: embellish: ornament. 
 Adquirir (rhd-kee-reer') v. to 
 
 acquire: obtain. 
 Adrede (r-dray'-day) ad. pur- 
 posely. 
 Adscribir (rhd-skree-beer') v. 
 
 to appoint (someone). 
 Aduana (r-doo-arn'-r) /. cus- 
 tom-house. 
 Aduanar (r-doo-arn-ar') v. to 
 
 pay duty. 
 Adulador (r-doo-lay-dor') w. 
 
 & f. flatterer. 
 Adulear (r-doo-lee-ah') v. to 
 
 bawl: shout: cry out. 
 Adulterador (r-dool-tay-rar- 
 
 dor') rw. & f. adulterer: 
 
 falsifier. 
 Adulterar (r-dool-tay-rar') v. 
 
 to adulterate: commit adultery. 
 Adulto (r-dool'-to) a. adult: 
 
 grown-up. 
 Adunar (r-doon-ar') v. to join: 
 
 unite. 
 Adustion (r-doost-ee'-on) /. 
 
 burning. 
 Advenimiento (rhd-vayn-ee- 
 
 mee-n'-to) m. arrival: advent. 
 Adversario (rhd-vayr-sar'-ee- 
 
 o) m. & f. adversary: rival. 
 Adverse (rhd-vayr'-so) a. ad- 
 verse. 
 Advertencia (rhd-vayr-ten'- 
 
 the-ar) m. & f. warning: 
 
 notice. 
 Advertido (rhd-vayr-tee'-do) 
 
 a. warned. 
 Advertir (rhd-vayr-teer') v. to 
 
 warn. 
 Adyacente (rhd-yah-then'-tay) 
 
 a. adjacent: touching. 
 Aerodromo (r-ay-row-dro'- 
 
 mo) m. aerodrome. 
 Aeronauta (r-ay-row-nar-oo'- 
 
 ta) m. aeronaut. 
 
 Afrentoso 
 Aeronave (r-ay-row-nar'-vay) 
 
 /. airship. 
 Aeroplane (r-ay-row-plar'-no) 
 
 m. aeroplane. 
 Afable (r-far'-blay) a. affable: 
 
 kind: complacent. 
 Afamado (r-far-mar'-do) a. 
 
 famous: renowned. 
 Afan (r-fahn') m. anxiety: in- 
 terest: solicitude. 
 Afanar (r-fahn-r') v. to toil: 
 
 take infinite pains. 
 Afeccion (r-fek-the-on') /. 
 
 affection: fondness: attach- 
 ment. 
 Afectar (r-fek-tar') v. to affect: 
 
 feign. 
 Afectivo (r-fek-tee'-vo) a. 
 
 fond: tender. 
 Afecto (r-fek'-to) a. affec- 
 tionate — m. affection. 
 Afeitar (r-fay-ee-tar') v. to 
 
 shave: make-up the face. 
 Afeite (r-fay-ee'-tay) m. paint: 
 
 rouge. 
 Aferrado (r-fayr-rar'-do) a. 
 
 stubborn: obstinated: pig- 
 headed. 
 Aferrar (re-fayr-rar') v. to 
 
 grasp: grapple. 
 Aficibn (r-fee-the-on') /. fancy: 
 
 liking: affection. 
 Aficionado (r-fee-the-oo-nar'- 
 
 do) a. attached — m. fef /. 
 
 lover. 
 Afilado (r-fee-lar'-do) a. sharp: 
 
 keen. 
 Afilador (r-fee-lar-dor') m. 
 
 knife-sharpener. 
 Afinar (r-fee-nar') v. to coni- 
 
 plete. 
 Afirmar (r-feer-mar') v. to 
 
 fasten: secure. 
 Aflicci6n (r-fleek-the-on') /. 
 
 affliction: grief: pain (mental). 
 Afligir (r-flee-heer') t'. to 
 
 grieve: torment. 
 Aflojar (r-flo-har') v. to relax: 
 
 relent: slacken. 
 Afluencia (r-floo-n-the'-ar) /, 
 
 abundance: plenty. 
 Aforar (r-for-ar') v. to measure: 
 
 gauge. 
 Afortunado (r-for-too-nar'-do) 
 
 a. fortunate: happy. 
 Afrenta (r-fren'-tar) v. to in- 
 sult: affront: abuse. 
 Afrentoso (r-fren-to'-so) a. 
 
 disgraceful: dishonourable.
 
 Afta I 
 
 Afta (r'-ftar) /. thrush. 
 Afuera (r-foo-aye'-rah) ad. 
 
 abroad: besides: moreover: 
 
 outward. 
 Afufar (r-foo-far') v. to escape. 
 Agarrar (r-gar-rah') v. to 
 
 grasp: seize. 
 Agasajar (r-gah-sah-har') v. 
 
 to treat kindly. 
 Agenda (r - hen - the' - ar) /. 
 
 agency. 
 Agencioso (r-hen-the-o'-so) a. 
 
 diligent: officious. 
 Agil (r'-heel) a. agile: fast: 
 
 ready. 
 Agilidad (r-heel-lee-dahd') /. 
 
 agility: nimbleness. 
 Agitar (r-he-tar') v. to agitate: 
 
 move: stir. 
 Agonia (r-go-nee'-ar) /. agony. 
 Agorero (r-go-ray'-ro) m. aug- 
 
 urer: diviner. 
 Agostadero (r-go-star-dar'o) 
 
 m. meadow: field: pasture. 
 Agosto (r-go'-sto) m. August: 
 
 harvest-time. 
 Agradar (r-grar-dar') v. to 
 
 please: gratify: satisfy. 
 Agradecido (r-grar-day-thee'- 
 
 do) a. thankful. 
 Agrandar (r-grarn-dar') v. to 
 
 enlarge. 
 Agravar (r-grarv-ar') v. to 
 
 aggravate. 
 Agraviar (r-grav-ee-ar') v. to 
 
 injure: offend. 
 Agredir (r-gray-deer') v. to 
 
 assault: attack. 
 Agreste (r-gress'-tay) a. rustic: 
 
 rude. 
 Agricultor (r-gre-kool-toor') 
 
 m. & f. farmer. 
 Agrio (r-gree'-o) a. sour. 
 Agua (r-goo'-r) /. water. 
 Aguacero (r-goo'-r-thay'-ro) 
 
 m. shower (of rain). 
 Aguardar (r-goo-r-dar') v. to 
 
 expect. 
 Aguardiente (r-goo-r-dee-n'- 
 
 tay) m. brandy. 
 Aguatinta (r-goo-r-teen'-tah) 
 
 /. indian-ink. 
 Aguatocha (r-goo-r-to'-char) 
 
 /. fire-engine. 
 Agudeza (r-goo-day'-thah) /. 
 
 acuteness: keenness: sharp- 
 ness. 
 Aguijar (r-ghee-harr') v. to 
 
 goad: prick: spur. 
 
 2 Algodon 
 
 Aguja (r-goo'-hah) /. needle: 
 bodkin. 
 
 Ahora (r-o'-rar) ad. at present: 
 now. 
 
 Ahorrativo (r-orr-rar-tee'-vo) 
 a. frugal: thrifty: stingy. 
 
 Ahuchar (r-oo-char') v. to 
 hoard up. 
 
 Ahuecar (r-oo-ay-kar') v. to 
 hollow: scoop. 
 
 Ahumado (r-oo-mar'-do) a. 
 smoky. 
 
 Ahumar (r-oo-mar') v. to 
 smoke. 
 
 Airado (r-ee-rar'-do) a. chol- 
 eric: bad-tempered. 
 
 Aire (r-ee'-ray) m. air: wind. 
 
 Aislado (r-iss-lar'-do) a. isolat- 
 ed: insulated. 
 
 Ajar (r-har') v. to spoil: tarnish. 
 
 Ajedrez (r-hay-dreth') tn. chess 
 (the game of). 
 
 Ajeno (r-hay'-no) a. foreign: 
 strange. 
 
 Ajo (r'-ho) m. garlic. 
 
 Ajuar (r-hoo-ar') m. furniture. 
 
 Ajuiciado (r-hoo-ee-the-ar'- 
 do) a. judicious: prudent. 
 
 Ajustar (r-hoos-tarr') v. to 
 adjust: regulate. 
 
 Alegar (r-lay-gar') v. to allege: 
 maintain. 
 
 Alegre (r-lay'-gray) a. con- 
 tent: joyful: merry. 
 
 Alegria (r-lay-gree'-r) /. joy: 
 merriment: mirth. 
 
 Aleman (r-lay-marn') n. m. 
 & a. German. 
 
 Alentar (r-len-tar') v. to 
 breathe: respire. 
 
 Alesna (r-less'-nar) /. awl. 
 
 Aleta (r-lay'-tar) /. fin (of fish). 
 
 Aleve (r-lay'-vay) a. treacher- 
 ous: perfidious. 
 
 Alfar (rl-fahr') m. pottery. 
 
 Alfil (rl-feel') m. bishop (in 
 chess). 
 
 Alfller (rl-fee-lair') m. pin. 
 
 Alfoli (rl-fow'-lee) m. granary. 
 
 Alfombra (rl-fom'-brar)/. car- 
 pet. 
 
 Alfombrilla (rl-fom'-brill'-ya) 
 /. rug: measles. 
 
 Alforja (rl-for'-har) /. knap- 
 sack: saddle-bag. 
 
 Algo (rl'-go) ad. & pron. 
 something: somewhat: ought. 
 
 Algod6n (rl-go-don') m. cotton.
 
 Alguien i 
 
 Alguien (rl - gee' - en) prnn. 
 
 somebody: someone: anybody. 
 Alguno (rl-goo'-no) pron. some- 
 body: someone: anybody. 
 Alhaja (rl-r'-hah) /. furniture. 
 Alhoja (rl-oo'-hah)/. lark (bird). 
 Alhucema (rl-oo-thay'-mar) /. 
 
 lavender. 
 Alianza (r-lee-m'-thah) /. al- 
 liance: league. 
 Alias (r-lee'-rs) ad. otherwise. 
 Alicates (r-lee-kar'-tess) m. pi. 
 
 pincers: nippers. 
 Aliento (r-lee-n'-to) m. breath: 
 
 respiration. 
 Aligador (r-lee-gar-dor') m. 
 
 alligator. 
 Alimentar (r-lee-men-tar') v. 
 
 to feed: nourish. 
 Alimenticio (r-lee-men-tee'- 
 
 thio) a. nutritious: nourish- 
 ing. 
 Alimento (r-lee-men'-to) m. 
 
 food: aliment. 
 Alinar (r-lee-nyar') v. to adorn: 
 
 season. 
 Alino (r-lee'-nyo) m. dress: 
 
 decoration: ornament. 
 Aliquebrado (r-lee-kay-brar'- 
 
 do) a. dejected: low-spirited. 
 Alisar (r-lee-sar') v. to polish: 
 
 smooth: mangle. 
 Alistar (r-lee-star') v. to enlist: 
 
 enrol. 
 Aliviador (r-lee-ve-ar-dor') m. 
 
 assistant. 
 Aliviar (r-lee-ve-r') v. to ease: 
 
 relieve: mollify. 
 Aljibe (rhl-hah'-bay) m. cistern. 
 Aljofaina (rhl-ho-fah'-enah) /. 
 
 wash-hand basin. 
 Altna (rhl'-mar) /. soul: being: 
 
 conscience. 
 Almac^n (rhl-mar-then') m. 
 
 warehouse: store. 
 Almacenar (rhl-mar-then-ar') 
 
 V. to store: lay up. 
 Altnad^n (rhl-mar-den') m. 
 
 mine. 
 Almaganeta (rhl-mar-gar- 
 
 nay'-tar) /. sledge-hammer. 
 Almanaque (rhl-marn-r'-kay) 
 
 m. almanac. 
 Almendra (rhl-men'-drah) /. 
 
 almond. 
 Almibar (rhl-mee'-bar) m. 
 
 syrup: treacle. 
 Almid6n (rhl-mee-don') m. 
 
 starch. 
 
 3 Allanar 
 
 Almofia (rhl-mof-ee-r)/. wash 
 
 hand basin. 
 Almohada (rhl-mo-ah'-dar) }■ 
 
 pillow: bolster: cushion. 
 Almoneda (rhl-mo-nay'-dar)/. 
 
 auction. 
 Almorzar (rhl-mor-thar') v. 
 
 to breakfast. 
 Almuerzo (rhl-moo-air'-tho) 
 
 m. breakfast. 
 Alocado (rhl-o-kar'-do) a. 
 
 foolish: inconsiderate. 
 Alojar (rhl-o-har') v. to lodge. 
 Alon (r-lon') m. wing. 
 Alondra (r-lon'-drar) /. lark. 
 Alqueria (rhl-kay-ree'-ar) /. 
 
 farmhouse. 
 Alquilamiento (rhl-kee-lar- 
 
 mee-n'-to) m. delay. 
 Alquilar (rhl-kee-lar') v. to 
 
 hire: let: rent. 
 Aquilona (rhl-kee-low'-nar) /. 
 
 charwoman. 
 Alquitr^n (rhl-kee-trarn') m. 
 
 tar: pitch. 
 Alquitranado (rhl-kee-trarn- 
 
 are'-do) m. tarpaulin. 
 Alrededor (rhl-ray-day-dor') 
 
 ad. around. 
 Altanero (rhl-tay-nay'-ro) a. 
 
 arrogant: haughty: proud. 
 Alteracion (rhl-ter-rar-thee'- 
 
 on) /. alteration: tumult. 
 Alterar (rhl-tay-rar') f. to 
 
 alter: change. 
 Altercacion (rhl-tayr-kar-thee- 
 
 on') /. altercation: quarrel: 
 
 strife. 
 Alteza (rhl-tay'-thar) /. eleva- 
 tion: height. 
 Altitonante (rhl-tee-ton-arn'- 
 
 tay) a. thundering. 
 Alto (rhl'-to) a. elevated: high: 
 
 eminent: arduous. 
 Alucinar (r-loo-thin-ar') t-'. to 
 
 blind: deceive. 
 Alumbrar (r-loom-brar') v. to 
 
 light: enlighten: instruct. 
 Alumbre (r-loom'-bray) m. 
 
 alum. 
 Aluminio (r-loo-mee-nee'-o) 
 
 m. aluminium. 
 Alzadamente (rhl-thah-dah- 
 
 men'-tay) ad. wholesale. 
 Alzar (rhl-thar') v. to raise: 
 
 lift up: hide: lock up. 
 Alia (rhl-yah') ad. there: thither. 
 Allanar (rhl-yah-nar') v. to 
 
 level: fiatten: pacify.
 
 Allegado i 
 
 Allegado (rhl-yay-gax'-do) a. 
 near: close — m. friend: re- 
 lation. 
 
 Allegar (rhl-yay-gar') v. to 
 collect: gather. 
 
 Ama (r'-mar) /. housewife: 
 mistress. 
 
 Amabilidad (r-mar-beel-ee- 
 dahd') /. amiability: love- 
 liness. 
 
 Amador (r-mar-dor') m. & f. 
 lover: sweetheart. 
 
 Amaestrar (r-mar-ays-trar') v. 
 to teach. 
 
 Amagar (r-mar-gar') i^. to 
 threaten. 
 
 Amago (r-mar'-go) m. threat: 
 symptom. 
 
 Amancillar (r-mahn-see-lyah') 
 V. to defile: stain. 
 
 Amansar (r-mahn-sar') v. to 
 tame: subdue: soften. 
 
 Atnante (r-mahn'-tay) m. lover. 
 
 Amano (r-mahn'-yo) m. dex- 
 terity: skill — pi. tools. 
 
 Amar (r-mar') v. to fancy: love. 
 
 Amargo (r-mar'-go) a. acrid: 
 bitter: painful. 
 
 Amargon (r-mar-gon') m. 
 dandelion. 
 
 Amargor (r-mar-gor') m. bit- 
 terness: sorrow. 
 
 Amarillo (r-mar-ree'-lyo) a. 
 yellow. 
 
 Amarinar (r-mar-reen-ar') v. 
 to equip: man: staff. 
 
 Amarrar (r-mar-rar') v. to 
 fasten. 
 
 Atnasar (r-mar-sar') v. to pre- 
 pare: knead (dough). 
 
 Amazona (r-mar-thon'-ar) /. 
 amazon: mannish woman. 
 
 Anibici6n (rhm-bee-thee-on') 
 /. ambition. 
 
 Ambigu (rhm-bee-goo') m. 
 luncheon. 
 
 Ambiguo (rhm-bee-goo'-o) a. 
 ambiguous: doubtful. 
 
 Ambos (rhm'-bos) pron. both. 
 
 Ambulancia (rhm'-boo-layn- 
 thee'-r) /. ambulance. 
 
 Amedrentar (r-may-dren-tar') 
 V. to frighten: terrify. 
 
 Amenaza (r-may-nah'-thar) /. 
 menace: threat. 
 
 Ameno (r - may' - no) a. de- 
 licious: enjoyable: pleasant. 
 
 Amianto (r-me-ahn'-to) m. 
 asbestos. 
 
 Andamio 
 
 Amigable (r-me-gar'-blay) a. 
 
 amicable: friendly. 
 Amigo (r-mee'-go) a. friendly 
 
 — m. friend. 
 Aminorar (r-mee-norh-rar') v. 
 
 to diminish. 
 Amistar (r-miss-tar') v. to 
 
 reconcile. 
 Amo (r'-mo) m. proprietor: 
 
 owner: master of the home. 
 Amoblar (r-mo-blar') v. to 
 
 furnish. 
 Amolar (r-mo-lar') v. to grind: 
 
 sharpen. 
 Amonestar (r-mo-ness-tar') v. 
 
 to advise: publish marriage 
 
 banns. 
 Amoniaco (r-mon-ee'-r-ko) m. 
 
 ammonia. 
 Amontonar (r-mon-ton-ay-r') 
 
 V. to accumulate: heap up. 
 Amor (r-mor') m. love. 
 Amorcillo (r-mor-thill'-yo) m. 
 
 flirtation. 
 Amordazar (r-mor-dar-thee- 
 
 ar') V. to bind: tie. 
 Amoroso (r - mor - o' - so) a. 
 
 affectionate: loving. 
 Amortecerse (r - mor - tay - 
 
 thair'-say) v. to faint. 
 Amparar (rhm-pah-rar') v. to 
 
 shelter: protect. 
 Ampliar (rhm-plee-ar') v. to 
 
 amplify. 
 Amplio (rhm-plee'-oo) a. am- 
 ple: extensive. 
 Ampo (rhm'-po) m. whiteness. 
 Ampolleta (rhm-poll-yet'-tar) 
 
 /. electric lamp. 
 Amputar (rhm-poo-tar') v. to 
 
 amputate: cut off. 
 Amusco (r-moos'-koo) a. dark 
 
 brown. 
 Anade (r'-nar-day) m. duck. 
 Anaquel (r-nar-kel') m. shelf. 
 Anaranjado (r-nar-rahn-hah'- 
 
 do) a. orange-coloured. 
 Anarquia (r-nar-kee'-ar) /. 
 
 anarchy. 
 Anciano (rhn-thee-r'-no) a. 
 
 aged: old. 
 Ancia (rhn-thee'-r) /. anchor. 
 Ancho (rhn'-cho) a. broad: 
 
 wide — m. breadth: width. 
 Anchoa (rhn-cho'-ah) /. an- 
 chovy. 
 Andamio (rhn-dar-mee'-o) m. 
 
 platform: scaffold.
 
 Andana i 
 
 Andana (rhn-dar'-nar) /. line: 
 
 row: rank: tier. 
 Andar (rhn-dar') v. to walk: 
 
 go: act: behave. 
 Andrajo (rhn-drah'-ho) m. rag. 
 Anegar (r-nay-gar') v. to 
 
 inundate. 
 Anejo (r-nay'-ho) a. annexed: 
 
 joined. 
 Angel (rhn'-hayl) m. angel. 
 Angostar (rhn-gos-tar') v. to 
 
 contract: make narrow. 
 Anguila (rhn-ghee'-lar) /. eel. 
 Angulo (rhn'-goo-lo) m. angle: 
 
 corner: nook. 
 Angustia (rhn-goost-ee'-r) /. 
 
 anguish: heartache. 
 Anhelo (rhn-ay'-low) m. long- 
 ing: great desire. 
 Anillo (r-nee'-lyo) m. ring. 
 Animal (r - nee - mahl') m. 
 
 animal — a. animal. 
 Animar (r-nee-marr') v. to 
 
 animate: enliven: revive. 
 Aniversario (r-nee-vayr-sayr- 
 
 ee'-o) m. anniversary — a. 
 
 annual. 
 Anoche (r-no'-kay) ad. last 
 
 night. 
 Anochecer (r-no-kay-thair') v. 
 
 to grow dark. 
 Anonimo (r-no'-nee-mo) a. 
 
 anonymous. 
 Anormal (r - nor - mahl') a. 
 
 irregular. 
 Ansar (rhn'-sar) m. goose. 
 Ansia (rhn-see'-ar) /. anxiety: 
 
 eagerness: affliction. 
 Antano (rhn-tar'-nyo) ad. last 
 
 year. 
 Ante (rhn'-tay) prep, before: in 
 
 the presence of — m. first 
 
 course (meal). 
 Anteayer (rhn-tay-r-yair') ad. 
 
 the day before yesterday. 
 Antecamara (rhn - tay - kar' - 
 
 mar-rar) /. hall: antechamber. 
 Antelacion (rhn-tay-lar-the- 
 
 on')/. anticipation: preference. 
 Antemano (rhn-tay-m.ar'-no) 
 
 ad. beforehand. 
 Antenoche (rhn-tay-no'-chcy) 
 
 ad. the night before last. 
 Anteojos (rhn-tay-o'-hos) m. 
 
 eye-glasses: spectacles. 
 Antes (rhn'-tess) ad. before: 
 
 first: rather — prep, before. 
 Anticipo (rhn-tee-thee'-po) m. 
 
 payment in advance. 
 
 5 Apellido 
 
 Anual (r-noo-ahl') a. yearly. 
 Anublar (r-noo-blar') r. to 
 
 cloud: overcast: shadow. 
 Anunciar (r-noon'-thec-ah) v. 
 
 to announce. 
 Anzuelo (rhn-thoo-ay'-low) m. 
 
 fish-hook. 
 Anadir (r-n'yar-deer') v. to add. 
 Anejo (r-n'yay'-ho) a. old: 
 
 stale: musty. 
 Ano (r'-n'yo) m. year. 
 Aojar (r-o-har') v. to bewitch: 
 
 charm: fascinate. 
 Apacible (r-pay-thee'-blay) a. 
 
 affable: gentle. 
 Apadrinar (r-par-dree-nar') v. 
 
 to favour: support. 
 Apagar (r-par-gar') v. to 
 
 quench: extinguish. 
 Apancora (r-pahn-kor'-r) /. 
 
 crab. 
 Apandar (r-pahn-dar') v. to 
 
 plunder: rob: sack. 
 Apano (r-pah'-nyo) m. grasp: 
 
 seizure. 
 Apanuscar (r-pah'-nyoos-kar') 
 
 V. to crush: crumple. 
 Aparador (r-pah-rah-dor') m. 
 
 buffet: sideboard. 
 Aparatoso (r-pah-rah-to'-so) 
 
 a. splendid: magnificent. 
 Aparcero (r-pah-thee'-ro) m. 
 
 & f. associate: partner. 
 Aparecer (r-pah-ray-thayr') v. 
 
 to appear. 
 Aparecido (r-pah-ray-thee'- 
 
 do) m. ghost: apparition. 
 Aparentar (r-pah-ren-tar') v. 
 
 to deceive: pretend. 
 Apartadero (r-par-tar-day'-ro) 
 
 m. cross-roads: siding. 
 Apartado (r-par-tar'-do) m. 
 
 pillar-box. 
 Apartar (r-par-tar') v. to dis- 
 lodge: remove: separate. 
 Apasionado (r-par-see-o-nar'- 
 
 do) a. passionate. 
 Apatia (r-par-tee'-ar)/. apathy. 
 Apeador (r-pay-ard-or ) m. 
 
 land-surveyor. 
 Apedrear (r-pay-dray-ar') v. 
 
 to hail: throw stones. 
 Apelaci6n (r-pay-lar-thee-on') 
 
 /. appeal. 
 Apelado (r-pay-lahr'-do) a. 
 
 of the same colour. 
 Apellido (r-pay-lyee'-do) m. 
 
 surname.
 
 Apenar i6 
 
 Apenar (r-pay-nar') v. to 
 
 grieve. 
 Apenas (r-pay'-nas) ad. scarce- 
 ly: hardly. 
 Apercibir (r-payr-thee-beer') 
 
 V. to prepare: advise: warn. 
 Aperitive (r-pay-ree-tee'-vo) 
 
 a. appetising — m. appetiser. 
 Apertura (r-pay-toor'-rar) /. 
 
 aperture: cleft: opening. 
 Apestoso (r-pays-to'-so) a. 
 
 evil-smelling: stinking. 
 Apetecer (r-pay-tay-thayr') v. 
 
 to hanker: to long for. 
 Apetecible (r-pay-tay-thee'- 
 
 blay) a. desirable. 
 Apetitivo (r-pay-tee-tee'-vo) a. 
 
 appetising. 
 Apetito (r-pay-tee'-to) rn. ap- 
 petite: a desire for. 
 Apice (r'-pe-thay) m. apex: 
 
 summit: top. 
 Apimollarse (r-pe-moll-ar'- 
 
 say) V. to germinate. 
 Apio (r-pee'-o) m. celery. 
 Apiolar (r-pee'-o-lar') v. to 
 
 kill: seize. 
 Aplacar (r-plar-kar') v. to 
 
 appease: pacify: calm. 
 Aplanchar (r-plarn-cnar') v. 
 
 to iron linen. 
 Aplastar (r-plars-tar') v. to 
 
 crush: flatten. 
 Aplaudir (r-plar-oo-deer') v. 
 
 to applaud: praise. 
 Aplicable (r-ple-kar'-blay) a. 
 
 applicable. 
 Aplicado (r-ple-kar'-do) a. 
 
 studious: industrious. 
 Apocar (r-po-kar') v. to dimin- 
 ish: lessen. 
 Apodo (r-po'-do) m. nickname. 
 Apologia (r-po-lo-ghee'-r) /. 
 
 apology. 
 Apoplejia (r-po-plee-he'-r) /. 
 
 apoplexy. 
 Aportadero (r-por-tar-day'-ro) 
 
 m. landing place. 
 Aportillar (r-por-till-yar') v. 
 
 to break down: break open. 
 Aposentar (r-po-sen-tar') v. 
 
 to harbour: house: lodge. 
 Aposento (r-po-sen'-to) m. 
 
 room: apartment. 
 Apostema (r-pos-tee'-mar) /. 
 
 abscess: tumtjr. 
 Apoyar (r-po-yar') v. to favour: 
 
 patronise. 
 
 Arce 
 
 Apreciable (r-pray-thee-r'- 
 
 blay) a. estimable: valuable. 
 Apreciar (r-pray-lhee-r') v. 
 
 to appreciate: value. 
 Aprecio (r-pray-thee'-oo) m. 
 
 appreciation: esteem. 
 Apremiar (r-pray-mee-r') v. 
 
 to compel: urge. 
 Aprender (r-pren-dayr') v. to 
 
 learn. 
 Aprensar (r-pren-sar') v. to 
 
 dress: calender. 
 Apresar (r-pray-sar') v. to 
 
 seize. 
 Aprestar (r-pray-star') v. to 
 
 prepare: get ready. 
 Apresurarse (r-pray-soor-ar'- 
 
 say) V. to hasten: hurry. 
 Apretar (r-pray-tar') v. to 
 
 compress: tighten: restrict. 
 Apriesa (r-pre-ay'-sar) ad. 
 
 fast: in haste: in a hurry. 
 Aprieto (r-pre-ay'-to) m. diffi- 
 culty: conflict: rush. 
 Aprisionar (r-pre-see-o-nar') 
 
 V. to imprison. 
 Apropiar (r-pro-pee-ar') v. to 
 
 accommodate: appropriate. 
 Aprovechable (r-pro-vay- 
 
 char'-blay) a. profitable. 
 Aproximar (r-prok-see-mar') 
 
 V. to approximate: approach. 
 Apto (rhp'-to) a. apt: con- 
 venient: fit. 
 Apuesta (r-poo-ess'-tah) /. bet: 
 
 wager. 
 Apuesto (r-poo-ess'-to) a. ele- 
 gant: genteel: smart. 
 Apurado (r-poo-rar'-do) a. 
 
 difficult: needy. 
 Apurar (r-poo-rar') v. to 
 
 purify. 
 Apuro (r-poo'-ro) m. affliction: 
 
 need: want. 
 Aquel, Aquella, Aquello (r- 
 
 kell': r-kell'-yah: r-kell'-yo) 
 
 pron. he: she: that: those. 
 Aqui (r-kee') ad. here. 
 Ara (r'-rar) /. altar. 
 Arado (r-rar'-do) m. plough, 
 Arana (r-rarn'-yar) /. spider. 
 Aranar (r-rarn-yarr') v. to 
 
 scratch. 
 Arbol (r'-bol) m. tree: axle: 
 
 shaft. 
 Arbusto (r-boos'-to) m. shrub. 
 Area (r'-kar) /. chest: coffer: 
 
 box. 
 Arce (r'-thay) m. maple-tree.
 
 Arcilla i 
 
 Arcilla (r-theel'-yar) /. clay. 
 
 Arder (r-dayr') v. to blaze: 
 burn. 
 
 Ardilla (r-deel'-yar) /. squirrel. 
 
 Ardor (r-dor') m. fervour: 
 vivacity: valour: zeal. 
 
 Arenga (r - ren' - gar) /. 
 harangue: speech. 
 
 Arenque (r-ren'-kay) m, her- 
 ring. 
 
 Arete (r-ray'-tay) m. ear-ring. 
 
 Argamasa (r-garm-ar'-sar) /. 
 cement: mortar. 
 
 Argiiir (r-goo-eer') v. to argue: 
 dispute. 
 
 Argumento (r-goo-men'-to) m. 
 argument. 
 
 Aria (r-ree'-ar) /. tune: air. 
 
 Aridez (r - ree - death') /. 
 drought: lack of rain. 
 
 Arido (r'-ree-do) a. barren: 
 and: dry. 
 
 Arlequin (r-lay-kin') m. harle- 
 quin: buffoon. 
 
 Arma(r'-mar)/. arms: weapon. 
 
 Armonio (r-mo'-nee-o) m. 
 harmonium. 
 
 Arii6s (r-ness') m. harness: gear. 
 
 Arpa (r'-par) /. harp. 
 
 Arp6n (r-pon') m. harpoon. 
 
 Arqueria (r-kay-ree-ar') /. 
 arcade. 
 
 Arquero (r-kay'-ro) m. goal- 
 keeper. 
 
 Arrabal (r-rar-bahl') tw. suburb. 
 
 Arrasar (r-rar-sar') v. to de- 
 molish: destroy: raze. 
 
 Arrastre (r - rars' - tray) m. 
 transport: haulage. 
 
 Arrebato (r-ray-bar'-to) m. 
 surprise. 
 
 Arreglar (r-ray-glar') v. to 
 regulate: adjust. 
 
 Arreglo (r-ray'-glo) m. rule: 
 order: arrangement. 
 
 Arremeter (r-ray-may-tayr') 
 V. to assail: attack. 
 
 Arremetida (r-ray-may-tee'- 
 dar) /. assault: attack. 
 
 Arrendar (r-ren-dar') v. to let: 
 
 rent: lease. 
 Arrendator (r-ren-dar-tor') m. 
 
 & f. lessee: tenant. 
 Arrepentido (r-ray-pen-tee'- 
 
 do) a. repentant. 
 Arrestado (r-ress-tar'-do) a. 
 
 bold: intrepid: courageous. 
 Arrestar (r-ress-tar') v. to 
 arrest: imprison. 
 
 B 
 
 Aseado 
 
 Arrezafe (r-ree-thahf'-et) m, 
 thistle. 
 
 Arriba (r-ree'-bah) ad. above: 
 over: up: upstairs: high: over- 
 head: aloft: on high. 
 
 Arribo (r-ree'-bo) m. arrival. 
 
 Arriesgar (r-ree-ess-gar') v. 
 to risk: hazard. 
 
 Arrimo (r-ree'-mo) m. ap- 
 proach. 
 
 Arriscado (r-riss-kar'-do) a. 
 audacious: bold: impudent. 
 
 Arrogante (r-ro-gahn'-tay) a. 
 haughty: proud. 
 
 Arrojado (r - ro - har' - do) a. 
 rash: fearless: inconsiderate. 
 
 Arrojo (r-ro'-ho) m. boldness. 
 
 Arroz (r-roth') m. rice. 
 
 Arruinar (r-roo-e-nar') v. to 
 demolish. 
 
 Arsenico (r-say'-nee-ko) nt. 
 arsenic. 
 
 Arte (r'-tay) m. & f. art: skill. 
 
 Artefacto (r-tay-fahk'-to) nt. 
 manufacture. 
 
 Arteria (r-tay-ree'-r) /. artery. 
 
 Artero (r-tay'-ro) a. cunning: 
 dexterous. 
 
 Artesano (r-tay-sar'-no) m. Gf 
 /. artisan. 
 
 Artico (r'-tee-ko) a. arctic: 
 northern. 
 
 Articulo (r-tee'-koo-lo) m. 
 article: clause: point. 
 
 Artificio (r-tee-fee-thee'-o) m. 
 workmanship: artifice: craft. 
 
 Artiflcioso (r-tee-fee-thee-o'- 
 so) a. ingenious: skilful. 
 
 Artimaiia (r-tee-marn'-yar) /. 
 snare: trap. 
 
 Arzobispado (r-tho-biss-par'- 
 do) m. archbishoD. 
 
 Asa (r'-sar) /. handle: haft. 
 
 Asado (r-sar'-do) m. roast- 
 meat. 
 
 Asamblea (r-sarm-blay'-r) /. 
 assembly: meeting. 
 
 Asar (r-sar') v. to roast. 
 
 Asbesto (rhs-bays'-to) m. as- 
 bestos. 
 
 Ascendente (rhs - then - den' - 
 tay) a. ascending. 
 
 Ascension (rhs-tiien-see-6n) /. 
 ascent: Ascension. 
 
 Ascensor (rhs-then-sor') m. 
 lift: elevator. 
 
 Aseado (r-say'-do) a. clean: 
 neat.
 
 Asedado i 
 
 Asedado (r-say-dar'-do) a. 
 
 silky. 
 Asediar (r-say-dee-r') v. to 
 
 besiege. 
 Aseguraci6n (r-say-goo-rar- 
 
 thee-6n) /. insurance. 
 Asemejarse (r-say-mah-har'- 
 
 say) V. to resemble. 
 Asentir (r-sen-teer') v. to 
 
 agree: acquiesce. 
 Aseo (r-say'-o) m. cleanliness: 
 
 neatness. 
 Aserrar (r-sayr-rar') v. to saw. 
 Asesinar (r-say-seen-r') v. to 
 
 assassinate. 
 Asesino (r-say-seen'-o) m. as- 
 sassin. 
 Asestar (r-sess-tar') v. to aim: 
 
 injure: strike. 
 Asi (r'-see) ad. so: thus: 
 
 equally: therefore. 
 Asiduo (r-see'-doo-o) a. as- 
 siduous. 
 Asiento (r-see-n'-to) m. chair: 
 
 seat: contract. 
 Asignar (r-seeg-nar') v. to 
 
 assign: attribute. 
 Asilo (r-see'-lo) m, asylum: 
 
 refuge. 
 Asimilar (r-see-mee-lar') v. to 
 
 resemble: look like. 
 Asir (r-seer') v. to grasp: hold: 
 
 seize. 
 Asistencia (r-sees-ten'-thee-r) 
 
 /. assistance: help: aid. 
 Asistente (r-sees-ten'-tay) m. 
 
 assistant: helper. 
 Asistir (r-sees-teer') v. to 
 
 assist: help: minister. 
 Asma (rhs'-mar) /. asthma. 
 Asno (rhs'-no) m. ass. 
 Asociar (r-so-thee-r') v. to 
 
 associate. 
 Asoiar (r-so-lar') v. to destroy: 
 
 devastate. 
 Asomar (r-so-mar') v. to peep: 
 
 appear: begin. 
 Asombradizo (r - som - brar - 
 
 dee'-tho) a. fearful: frighten- 
 ed: timid. 
 Asombro (r-som'-bro) m. 
 
 astonishment: dread: terror. 
 Asordar (r-sor-dar') v. to 
 
 deafen. 
 Aspar (rhs-parr') v. to reehvex. 
 Aspero (rhs'-pay-ro) a. rugged: 
 
 rough: harsh: gruff. 
 Asquear (rhs-kay-ay-r') v. to 
 
 disgust. 
 
 8 Atezar 
 
 Asqueroso (rhs-kay-ro'-so) a. 
 
 loathsome: filthy. 
 Astaco (rhs-tah'-ko) m. lobster. 
 Astil (rhs-teel') m. handle: 
 
 shaft of weapon, tool, etc. 
 Astillero (rhs-tell-yay'-ro) m. 
 
 dockyard: ship-yard. 
 Astragalo (rhs-trah'-gah-lo) m. 
 
 anklebone. 
 Astringente (rhs-treen-hen'- 
 
 tay) ?«. astringent. 
 Astro (rhs'-tro) tn. star. 
 Astrologo (rhs-tro'-lo-go) m. 
 
 astrologer. 
 Astronomo (rhs-tro'-no-mo) 
 
 m. astronomer. 
 Astucia (rhs-too-thee'-r) /. 
 
 craft: cunning: slyness. 
 Asturion (rhs-too-ree-on') m. 
 
 sturgeon. 
 Asueto (r - soo - ay' - to) m. 
 
 holidays: vacation. 
 Asunto (r-soon'-to) m. business: 
 
 affair: subject. 
 Asustar (r-soos-tar') v. to 
 
 frighten. 
 Atado (r-tar'-do) m. bundle: 
 
 parcel. 
 Atafagar (r-tar-far-gar') t;. to 
 
 stupefy. 
 Atajar (r-tar-har') v. to ob- 
 struct: intercept. 
 Atajo (r-tar'-ho) m. by-path. 
 Ataque (r-tar'-kay) m. attack. 
 Atar (r-tar') v. to bind: fasten: 
 
 tie. 
 Atasco (r-tars'-ko) tn. obstacle: 
 
 obstruction. 
 Ataiid (r-tar-ood') m. coffin. 
 Ataviar (r-tar-vee-r') v. to 
 
 adorn: trim. 
 Atelaje (r-tel-r'-hay) m. team. 
 Atemperar (r-tem-payr-r') v. 
 
 to assuage: soften: temper. 
 Atencion (r-ten-thee-on') /. 
 
 attention. 
 Atender (r-ten-dayr') v. to be 
 
 attentive: heed. 
 Atentado (r-ten-tar'-do) m. 
 
 attempt: offence. 
 Aterrar (r-tayr-rar') v. to ter- 
 rify: prostrate. 
 Atestar (r-tess-tar') v. to cram: 
 
 stuff": overfill. 
 Atestiguar (r-tess-tee-goo-r') 
 
 V. to witness. 
 Atezar (r-tay-thar') v. to 
 
 blacken.
 
 Atlsbar i 
 
 Atisbar (r-tis-bar') v. to pry: 
 
 scrutinize. 
 Atlas (r'-tlars) m. atlas: kind of 
 
 silk. 
 Atleta (rht-lee'-tar) m. athlete. 
 Atm6sfera (rht-mos'-fay-rar) 
 
 /. atmosphere. 
 Atoclnado (r-to-thin-r'-do) a. 
 
 fat. 
 Atolondrar (r-to-lon-drar') v. 
 
 to stupefy: stun. 
 Atonia (r-to-nee'-r) /. debility: 
 
 weakness. 
 Atosigar (r-to-see-gar') v. to 
 
 poison. 
 Atractivo (r-trak-tee'-vo) a. 
 
 attractive — m. charm. 
 Atrafagar (r-trar-far-gar') v. 
 
 to work diligently. 
 Atragantarse (r-trar-gahn- 
 
 tar'-say) v. to choke. 
 Atrapar (r-trar-par') t;. to 
 
 overtake. 
 Atras (r-trars') ad. past: back- 
 wards. 
 Atrasar (r-trar-sar') v. to 
 
 leave behind: outstrip. 
 Atraso (r-trar'-so) m. back- 
 wardness — pi. arrears of 
 
 money. 
 Atreverse (r-tray-vayr'-say) v. 
 
 to dare. 
 Atrevido (r-tray-vee'-do) a. 
 
 audacious: bold: daring. 
 Atril (r-treel') m. music-stand. 
 Atrio (r'-tree-o) m. porch: 
 
 portico. 
 Atrito (r'-tree-to) a. penitent: 
 
 contrite. 
 Atrofia (r-tro-fee'-r) /. decay: 
 
 atrophy. 
 Atropellar (r-tro-payll-yar') v. 
 
 to knock down: trample. 
 Atroz (r-troth') a. atrocious: 
 
 cruel: awful. 
 Aturdido (r-toor-dee'-do) a. 
 
 half-witted: hare-brained. 
 Aturdir (r-toor-deer') i;. to 
 
 bewilder: stun. 
 Aturrullar (r-toor-rooll-yar') 
 
 V. to confound: intimidate. 
 Audacia (r-oo-dar'-thee-r) /. 
 
 audacity. 
 Audaz (r-oo-dath') a. audac- 
 ious: bold. 
 Augusto (r-oo-goos'-to) a. 
 
 majestic: august (not the 
 
 month). 
 
 9 Avidez 
 
 Aullar (r-ooU-yar') v. to howl: 
 
 shout: yell. 
 Aullido (r - ooll - yea' - do) m. 
 
 howl: shout: yell. 
 Aumentar (r-oo-men-tar') v, 
 
 to augment: increase. 
 Aijtn, aun (r'-oon) ad. yet: as 
 
 yet: even: still: farther. 
 Aunque (r - oon - kay') conj. 
 
 though: notwithstanding. 
 Aura (r-oo'-rar) /. light breeze. 
 Aureo (r-oo-ray'-o) a. golden: 
 
 gilt — m. gold coin. 
 Ausencia (r-oo-sen'-thee-r) /. 
 
 absence. 
 Ausente (r-oo-sen'tay) a. 
 
 absent. 
 Auto (r'-oo-to) m. decree: war- 
 rant: writ. 
 Autobus (r-oo-to-boos') m. 
 
 motorbus. 
 Autor (r-oo-tor') m. author — f. 
 
 authoress. 
 Autoridad (r-oo-tor-ee-dahd') 
 
 /. authority. 
 Auxiliar (r-ooks-ee-lee-r') t;. 
 
 to aid: help. 
 Auxilio (r-ooks-ee-lee'-o) m. 
 
 aid: assistance: help. 
 Avalancha (r-var-larn'-char) /. 
 
 avalanche. 
 Avalorar (r-vahl-or-r') v. to 
 
 estimate: value. 
 Avaricia (r-vahr-ee-thee'-r) /. 
 
 avarice: greed. 
 Ave (r'-vay) /. bird. 
 Avellana (r-vayll-yar'-nar) /. 
 
 hazel-nut. 
 Avena (r-vay'-nar) /. oats. 
 Avenencia (r-vay-nen'-thee-r) 
 
 /. agreement. 
 Aventajar (r-ven-tar-har') v. 
 
 to excel: surpass. 
 Aventurar (r-ven-toor-r') v. to 
 
 adventure. 
 Avergonzar (r-vayr-gon-thar') 
 
 V. to abash: shame. 
 Averiguar (r-vayr-ee-goo-r') 
 
 V. to enquire: investigate. 
 Avestruz (r-vayrs-trooth') m. 
 
 ostrich. 
 Aviaci6n (r-vee-r-thee-on') /. 
 
 aviation. 
 Aviador (r-vee-r-dor') m. & /. 
 
 aviator. 
 Aviar (r-vee-rr') v. to provision. 
 Avidez (r-vee-deth') /. covet- 
 
 ousness: greed.
 
 Avido 
 Avido (r'-vee-do) a. covetous: 
 
 greedy. 
 
 Avieso (r-vee-aye'-so) a. per- 
 verse: not straight. 
 
 Avio (r-vee'-o) m. preparation: 
 provision. 
 
 Avi6n (r-vee-on') m. aeroplane: 
 swallow (bird). 
 
 Avisado (r-vee-sar'-do) a. pru- 
 dent. 
 
 Aviso (r-vee'-so) m. advice: 
 notice: warning. 
 
 Avispa (r-vees'-par) /. wasp. 
 
 Avispado (r-vees'-par'-do) a. 
 brisk: vivacious. 
 
 Avispero (r-vees'-payr'-o) m. 
 wasp's nest. 
 
 Avivar (r-vee-var') v. to en- 
 courage: goad on. 
 
 Axila (rks-ee'-lar) /. arm-pit. 
 
 Axioma (rks-ee-o'-mar) m. 
 axiom: maxim. 
 
 Ay (r'-e) interj. alas. 
 
 Aya (r'-yar) /. governess. 
 
 Ayudar (r-yood-r') v. to aid: 
 assist: help. 
 
 Ayunar (r-yoon-r') v. to fast: 
 abstain from food. 
 
 Ayunque (r-yoon'-kay)m. anvil. 
 
 Azada (r-thar'-dar) /. garden 
 spade: hoe. 
 
 Azadon (r-thar-don') m. pick- 
 axe. 
 
 Azar (r-thar') m. unexpected 
 accident. 
 
 Azoe (r'-tho-ay) m. nitrogen. 
 
 Az6far (r-tho'-far) w. brass. 
 
 Azogue (r-tho'-gay) ni. mer- 
 cury: quicksilver. 
 
 Azorar (r-tho-rar') v. to 
 frighten: terrify. 
 
 Azotar (r-tho-tar') v. to horse- 
 whip: lash. 
 
 Aziicar (r-thoo-kar') m. sugar. 
 
 Azucarar (r-thoo-kar-r') v. to 
 sweeten. 
 
 Azufaifa (r-thoo-far-ee'-far) /. 
 jujube. 
 
 Azufre (r-thoo'-fray) m. sul- 
 phur: brimstone. 
 
 Azul (r-thool') a. blue. 
 
 Azular (r-thool-r') v. to dye a 
 thing blue. 
 
 B 
 
 Babilonia (bar-bee-lon-eer'r) 
 
 /. confusion: uproar. 
 Bacalao (bar-kahl-yar'o) m. 
 
 codfish. 
 
 3 Bandido 
 
 Bacia (bar-thee'-r) /. basin. 
 
 Bachiller (bar-chill-yare') m. 
 bachelor. 
 
 B^culo (bar'-koo-lo) m. walk- 
 ing-stick. 
 
 Bagatela (bar-gar-tay'-lar) /. 
 bagatelle: trifle. 
 
 Bahia (bar-hee'-r) /. bay. 
 
 Bailador (bar-ee-lar-dor') nt. 
 & f. dancer. 
 
 Bailar (bar-ee-lar') v. to dance. 
 
 Bailete (bar-ee-lay'-tay) m. 
 ballet. 
 
 Bailotear (bar-ee-lo-teear') v. 
 to hop. 
 
 Bajar (bar-har') v. to let down: 
 lower: abate. 
 
 Bajeza (bar-hee'-thar) /. mean- 
 ness. 
 
 Bajo (bar'-ho) a. low: despic- 
 able — m. sandbank — ad. un- 
 der: underneath: below. 
 
 Bala (bar'-lar) /. ball: bullet. 
 
 Baladi (bar-lar'-dee) a. despic- 
 able: mean. 
 
 Baladronear (bar-lar-dron-ay- 
 ar') V. to boast: brag. 
 
 Balance (bar-larn'-they) m. 
 equipoise: fluctuation: rolling 
 of a ship. 
 
 Balanza (bar - larn' - thar)/. 
 scale: balance. 
 
 Balbucear (barl-boo-thay-ar') 
 V. to stammer: stutter. 
 
 Balcon (barl-kon') jn. balcony. 
 
 Balde (barl'-day) m. bucket: 
 pail. 
 
 Baldi (barl'-dee) a. trivial: 
 worthless. 
 
 Baldon (barl-don') m. insult: 
 reproach. 
 
 Balido (bar-lee'-do) m. bleat: 
 bleating. 
 
 Ballena (barl-yay'-nar)/. whale. 
 
 Balntario (barl-nay-r'-eo) tn. 
 bathing resort. 
 
 Balsa (barl'-sar) /. pond: pool: 
 lake. 
 
 Baluarte (barl-oo-r'-tay) m. 
 bulwark. 
 
 Bambu (barm-boo') ^w. bamboo. 
 
 Banana (bar - nar' - nar) /. 
 banana. 
 
 Bancarrota (barn-karr-ro'-tar) 
 /. bankruptcy. 
 
 Banco (barn'-ko) m. bank: 
 bench. 
 
 Bandido (b: rn-dec'-do) m. 
 bandit: highway robber.
 
 Bandolin 
 
 Bandolin (barn-do-leen) m. 
 mandoline. 
 
 Banquero (barn-kay'-ro) m. 
 banker. 
 
 Banquete (barn-kay'-tay) m. 
 banquet. 
 
 Banar (barn-yar') v. to bathe: 
 bath: wash. 
 
 Bano (barn'-yo) m. bath: bath- 
 ing place. 
 
 Baranda (bar - rarn' - dar) /. 
 cushion. 
 
 Baratija (bar-rar-tee'-har) /. 
 toy, trumpery thing. 
 
 Barato (bar-rar'-to) a. cheap — 
 m. cheapness. 
 
 Barba (bar'-bar) /. chin: beard. 
 
 B^rbaro (bar-bar'-ro) a. bar- 
 barous: bold: daring. 
 
 Barberia (bar-bay-ree'-r) /. 
 barber's shop: hairdresser. 
 
 Barca (bar'-kar) /. boat: barge. 
 
 Barnizar (bar-neeth-r') v. to 
 varnish. 
 
 Barometro (bar-o-may'-tro) 
 m. barometer. 
 
 Barquillo (bar-keel'-yo) m. 
 wafer. 
 
 Barraca (bar-rar'-kar) /. bar- 
 rack: hut. 
 
 Barrenar ( bar-ray '-nar) v. to 
 bore. 
 
 Barrendero (bar-rayn-day'-ro) 
 m. sweeper: dustman. 
 
 Barriada (bar-ree-r'-dar) /. 
 suburb. 
 
 Barrido (bar-ree'-do) m. chim- 
 ney-sweep. 
 
 Barriga (bar-ree'-gar) /. ab- 
 domen. 
 
 Barril (bar-reel') m. barrel: jug. 
 
 Barrio (bar-ree'-o) m. suburb. 
 
 Barro (bar'-ro) m. mud: clay: 
 earthenware. 
 
 Basada (bar-sar'-da) /. crane: 
 derrick. 
 
 Bastante (bars-tahn'-tay) a. 
 enough: sufficient. 
 
 Bastardo (bars-tar'-do) a. il- 
 legitimate: spurious. 
 
 Bastear (bars-tee-r') v. to 
 stitch temporarily. 
 
 Bastilla (bars-teel'-yar)/. hem: 
 seam. 
 
 Bastimentero (bars-tee-men- 
 tay'_-ro) ?«. purveyor. 
 
 Baston (bars-ton') m. cane: 
 stick: truncheon. 
 
 t Berrinche 
 
 Batalla (bar-tarl'-yar) /. battle: 
 
 combat: tight. 
 Batallador (bar-tarl-yar-dor') 
 
 a. pugnacious — m. warrior. 
 Batidor (bar-tee-dor') m. 
 
 ranger: scout. 
 Batir (bar-teer') v. to beat: 
 
 demolish. 
 Baya (bar'-yar) /. berry (fruit). 
 Bayoneta (bar-yo-nay'-tar) /. 
 
 bayonet. 
 Bazar (bar-tharr') m. bazaar. 
 Beatitud (bay-r-tee-tood') /. 
 
 blessedness. 
 Bebedor (bay-bay-dor') m. &? 
 
 /. drinker: drunkard. 
 Becerra (bay-thayr'-rar) /. 
 
 heifer. 
 Befar (bay- far') v. to mock: 
 
 make fun: ridicule. 
 Beldad (bel-dahd') /. beauty. 
 Bailee (bay'-lee-ko) a. martial: 
 
 warlike. 
 Bellaco (bayl-yar'-ko) a. artful: 
 
 cunning: sly. 
 Belladonna (bayl-yar-don'- 
 
 nar) /. deadly nightshade. 
 Bellaquear (bayl-yar-kay-ree'- 
 
 r) V. to cheat. 
 Belleza (bayl-yay'-thar) /. 
 
 beauty. 
 Bellota (bayl-yot'-r) /. acorn. 
 Bencina (ben-thee'-nar)/. ben- 
 zine. 
 Bendecir (ben-day-theer') v. 
 
 to bless: concentrate. 
 Bendito (ben - dee' - to) a. 
 
 blessed. 
 Beneficiar (ben-nay-fee-thee'- 
 
 r) V. to benefit: improve. 
 Benemerito (bay-nay-may '-re- 
 
 to) a. deserving: meritorious. 
 Benevolo (bay-nay'-vo-lo) a. 
 
 benevolent: generous. 
 Beodo (bay-o'-do) a. drunk. 
 Berenjena (bay-ren-hay'-nar) 
 
 /. aubergine. 
 Bergante (bayr-gan'-tay) m. 
 
 ruffian. 
 Beril (bay-reel') m. precious 
 
 stone: beryl. 
 Bermejizo (bayr-may-ho'-tho) 
 
 a. reddish. 
 Bermejura (bayr-may-hoo'- 
 
 rar) /. crimson. 
 Bermellon (bayr-mell-yon') m. 
 
 Vermillion. 
 Berrinche (bayr-reen'-chay) m. 
 
 anger: passion: sulkiness.
 
 Berro 22 
 
 Berro (bayr'-ro) m. watercress. 
 Berza (bayr'-thar) /. cabbage. 
 Bestia (bess'-tee-r) /. animal: 
 
 beast. 
 Biblia (bee-blee'-r) /. Bible. 
 Biblioteca (bee-blee-o-tay'- 
 
 kar) /. library. 
 Bicho (bee'-cho) m. vermin. 
 Bien (bee-een') m. benefit: 
 
 good: utility. 
 Bienestar (bee-een-ays-tar') m. 
 
 well-being. 
 Bienhadado (bee - een - ard - 
 
 dar'-do) a. happy: lucky. 
 Bienvenida (bee-een-vay-nee'- 
 
 dar) /. welcome. 
 Bigamia (bee-gar-mee'-r) /. 
 
 bigamy. 
 Bigornia (bee-gor'-nee-r) /. 
 
 anvil. 
 Bigote (bee-go'-tay) m. whis- 
 kers: moustache. 
 Biliose (bee - lee - o' - say) a. 
 
 bilious. 
 Billar (beel-yar') m. pi. bil- 
 
 hards: billiard-table. 
 Billete (beel-yay'-tay) m. ticket: 
 
 label: note. 
 
 Billete de Ida y vuelta— 
 return ticket. 
 Bill6n (beel-yon') w. billion. 
 Biografia (bee-o-grar-fee'-r) /. 
 
 biography. 
 BioiTibo(bee-om'-bo)m. screen. 
 Biricij (bee-ree-koo') m. sword 
 
 belt. 
 Bisojo (bee-so'-ho) a. squint- 
 ing. 
 Bisono (bee-sown'-yo) a. raw: 
 
 undisciplined. 
 Bisonte (bee-son'-tay) m. bison. 
 Bizarramente (be-thar-rar- 
 
 men'-tay) ad. courageously: 
 
 gallantly. 
 Bizarro (be-thar'-ro) a. brave: 
 
 gallant: courageous. 
 Bizcocho (bith-ko'-cho) m. 
 
 biscuit. 
 Biz ma (bith'-mar) /. poultice. 
 Bizquear (bith'-kee-ar') v. to 
 
 squint. 
 Blanca (blan'-kar) /. magpie. 
 Blanco (blan'-ko) a. white: 
 
 blank. 
 Blandear (blan-day-r') v. to 
 
 soften: yield: change one's 
 
 mind. 
 Blando (blan'-do) a. soft: 
 
 smooth: mild: gentle. 
 
 BoquerOn 
 
 Blandura (blan-doo'-rar) /. 
 softness: delicacy: daintiness. 
 
 Blanquear (blan-kay-ar') v. to 
 bleach: whitewash. 
 
 Blasfemar (blas-fay-mar') v. 
 to blaspheme. 
 
 Blonda (blon'-dar) /. lace. 
 
 Bloqueo (bio - kay' - o) m. 
 blocade. 
 
 Bobada (bo-bar'-dar) /. folly: 
 foolishness. 
 
 Bobatico (bo-bar'-tee-ko) a. 
 silly: stupid. 
 
 Bobo (bo'-bo) m. dunce. 
 
 Boca (bo'-kar) /. mouth: open- 
 ing: entrance. 
 
 Bocado (bo-kar'-do) m. mouth- 
 ful: morsel. 
 
 Bochorno (bo-chor'-no) m. 
 sultry weather. 
 
 Bochornoso (bo-chor-no'-so) 
 a. shameful: reproachful. 
 
 Boda (bo'-dar) /. pi. nuptials. 
 
 Bodega (bo-day'-gar) /. wine- 
 cellar: wine-warehouse. 
 
 Bodeg6n (bo - day - gon') m. 
 eating-house. 
 
 Bodoquero (bo-do-kay'-ro) m. 
 smuggler. 
 
 Bofes (bo'-fays) m. pi. lungs: 
 lights. 
 
 Bofetada (bo-fay-tar'-dar) /. 
 box on the ears. 
 
 Bogar (bo-gar') v. to row (a 
 boat). 
 
 Bohemio (bo-a-mee'-o) m. 
 gipsy. 
 
 Bola (bo'-lah) /. ball: globe: 
 game of bowls. 
 
 Boleo (bo-lay'-o) m. bowling- 
 green. 
 
 Boleta (bo-lay '-tar)/, entrance- 
 ticket. 
 Bolina (bo-lee'-nar) /. scuffle: 
 
 noise. 
 Bollero (boll - yay' - ro) m. 
 
 pastry-cook. 
 Bolsa (bol'-sar)/. purse: money. 
 Bomba (bom'-bar) /. bomb: 
 
 pump. 
 Bonancible (bo-narn-thee'- 
 
 blay) a. calm: fair: serene. 
 Bondad (bon-dahd') /. good- 
 ness: kindness: courtesy. 
 Boquear (bo-kay-r') v. to gape: 
 
 gasp. 
 Boquer6n (bo-kay-ron') m. 
 anchovy.
 
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 Bordadura (bor-dar-doo'-rar) 
 
 /. embroidery. 
 Borde (bor'-day) m. border: 
 
 edge: margin. 
 Borgona (bor-gon'-yar) /. Bur- 
 gundy wine. 
 Bornear (bor-nay-r') v. to 
 
 bend: turn: twist. 
 Borona (bor-o'-nar) /. maize: 
 
 millet. 
 Borrachera (bor-rar-cher'-r)/. 
 
 drunkenness. 
 Borrajear (bor-rar-hay-r') v. 
 
 to scribble. 
 Borrar (bor-rar') v. to blot: 
 
 cloud: obscure: efface. 
 Borrasca (bor-rars'-kar) /. 
 
 storm: tempest: danger. 
 Borrico (bor-ree'-ko) m. ass: 
 
 blockhead. 
 Borronear (bor-ro-nay-r') v. 
 
 to sketch. 
 Bosque (bos'-kay) m. forest: 
 
 grove. 
 Bostezar (bos-tay-thar') v. to 
 
 gape: yawn. 
 Botar (bo-tar') v. to cast: fling. 
 Botella (bo-tayl'-yar) /. bottle: 
 
 flask. 
 Boticario (bo-tee-kar-ree'-o) 
 
 m. apothecary: chemist. 
 Botiga (bo-tee'-gar) /. shop. 
 Boton (bo-ton') m. button: bud. 
 B6veda (bo'-vay-dar) /. arch: 
 
 cr>'pt: vault. 
 Boyante (bo-yan'-tay) a. buoy- 
 ant: floating: successful. 
 Braceaje (brar-thay'-hay) m. 
 
 coinage. 
 Braguero (brar-gay'-ro) m. 
 
 braces. 
 Bramar (brar-mar') v. to bel- 
 low: roar. 
 Brasero (brar - say' - ro) m. 
 
 brazier. 
 Bravamente (brar-var-men'- 
 
 tay) ad. bravely: gallantly. 
 Bravear (brar-vay-r') v. to 
 
 bully: hector. 
 Bravio (brar-vee'-o) a. feroc- 
 ious: savage. 
 Bravo (brar'-vo) a. brave: 
 
 valiant. 
 Brazalete (brar-thay-lay'-tay) 
 
 m. bracelet. 
 Brazo (brar'-tho) m. arm: 
 
 branch of a tree: valour: 
 
 strength. 
 Brea (bray'-r) /. pitch: tar. 
 
 Bueno 
 
 Brebaje (bray-bar'-hay) »i. 
 beverage. 
 
 Brega (bray'-gar) /. contest: 
 strife: trick: jest: pun. 
 
 Brete (bray'-tay) m. fetters: 
 shackles. 
 
 Brevedad (bray-vee'-dahd) /. 
 brevity: shortness. 
 
 Brezal (bray'-thahl) m. heath. 
 
 Briba (bree'-bar) /. idleness. 
 
 Bribon (bree-bon') a. knavish: 
 rascally. 
 
 Brillador (breel-yar-dor') a. 
 brilliant: radiant. 
 
 Brillar (breel-yar') v. to shine: 
 sparkle. 
 
 Brincar (brin-kar') v. to jump: 
 leap: gambol. 
 
 Brindar (brin-dar') v. to toast: 
 drink one's health. 
 
 Brindis (brin'-dees) /. toast: 
 health. 
 
 Brio (bree'-o) m. strength: 
 courage: vigour. 
 
 Brisa (bree'-sar) /. breeze. 
 
 Brocal (bro'-kal) m. kerb-stone. 
 
 Broculi (bro'-kool-ee) m. broc- 
 coli. 
 
 Brocha (bro'-(t)char) /. pencil: 
 brush for paint. 
 
 Broche (bro' - (t)chay) m. 
 brooch: clasp. 
 
 Broma (bro'-mar) /. noise: 
 clatter: joke: jest. 
 
 Bronce (bron'-thay) m. bronze: 
 brass. 
 
 Bronco (bron'-ko) a. coarse: 
 rough: harsh. 
 
 Broquel (bro-kel') m. shield: 
 buckler. 
 
 Bruces (broo'-thess) /. pi. lips. 
 
 Brueta (broo-er'-tar) /. wheel- 
 barrow. 
 
 Bruja (broo'-har) /. hag: witch. 
 
 Brumal (broo-mahl') a. wintry. 
 
 Brunido (broon-yee'-do) a. 
 polished: burnished. 
 
 Brusco (broos'-ko) a. rude: 
 peevish. 
 
 Bucear (boo-thay-r') v. to dive. 
 
 Bucle (boo'-klay) m. curl. 
 
 Buen (boo-n') a. good. 
 
 Buenamente (boo-n-r-men'- 
 tay) ad. easily: readily: 
 willingly. 
 
 Bueno (boo-ay'-no) a. agree- 
 able: fair: good: healthy: per- 
 fect: plain: proper: sociable: 
 sound: useful.
 
 Bufa 
 
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 Bufa (boo'-far) /. mock: jeer: 
 
 scoff: taunt. 
 Bufalo (boo'-far-lo) m. buffalo. 
 Bufete (boo-fay'-tay) m. desk: 
 
 writing-table. 
 Buhonero (boo -o-nay'- ro) 
 
 m. hawker: pedlar. 
 Buitre (boo-ee'-tray) m. vulture . 
 BuIdo (bool'-bo) 7n. bulb. 
 Bullaje (bool-yar'-hay) m. 
 
 crowd. 
 Bullicioso (bool - yee - thee - 
 o-so) a. clamorous: lively: 
 noisy. 
 BuUir (bool-yeer') v. to boil. 
 Bunuelo (boon-yoo-ay'-lo) ni- 
 
 bun: pancake. 
 Bureo (boor-a'-o) m. amuse- 
 ment: diversion. 
 Burilar (boo-ree-lar') v. to 
 
 engrave. 
 Burla (boor'-lar) /. mockery: 
 
 deceit: hoax: trick. 
 Burro (boor'-ro) m. ass: donkey. 
 Buscapi6s (boos-kar-pee-ays') 
 
 m. fireworks. 
 Buz6n (boo-thon') m. letter- 
 box: post-box. 
 
 Cabal (kar-barl') a. accom- 
 plishec: complete: exact: just. 
 
 Caballeria (kar-barl-yay-ree- 
 r')/. cavalry: chivalry: knight- 
 hood. ^ 
 
 Caballeriza (kar-barl-yay-ree - 
 thah) /. stable. 
 
 Cabana (kar-barn'-yar) /. cot- 
 tage: hovel. 
 
 Cabestrillo (kar-bess-treel'-yo) 
 m. necklace: gold chain. 
 
 Cabeza (kar-bay'-thah) /. end: 
 head: top: chief. 
 
 Cabezudo (kar-bay-thoo'-do) 
 a. headstrong: thick-headed. 
 
 Cabra (kar'-brar) /. goat. 
 
 Cabriola (kar-bree-o'-lar) /. 
 gambol: caper. 
 
 Cacarear (kar-kar-ray-r') v. 
 to cackle: crow. 
 
 Cachar (kar-char') v. to break. 
 
 Cachete (kar-chay'-tay) m. 
 check: punch (with fist). 
 
 Cachorro (kar-chor'-ro) m. 
 puppy. 
 
 Cachucha (kar-choo'-char) /. 
 
 C^lido 
 
 (kar'-dar) pron. 
 
 Cada (kar'-dar) pron. each: 
 
 every: every one. 
 Cadaver (kar-dar'-vayr) m. 
 
 corpse: dead body. 
 Cadena (kar-day'-nar) /. chain: 
 
 series. 
 Cadera (kar-day'-rar) /. hip. 
 Caduco (kar-doo'-ko) a. de- 
 crepit: enfeebled: worn-out. 
 Caer (kar-ayr') v. to fall: 
 
 happen. 
 Caf6 (kar-fay') m. coffee: 
 
 coffee-house. 
 Cafetera (kar-fay-tay'-rar) f. 
 
 coffee-pot. 
 Caida (kar-ee'-da) /. declivity: 
 
 fall. 
 Caidos (kar-ee'-dos) /. pi. 
 
 arrears (of taxes, etc.). 
 Caja (kar'-har) /. box: coffin. 
 Cajero (kar-hay'-ro) m. cashier. 
 Caj6n (kar-hon') m. chest of 
 
 drawers: locker. 
 Cal hidrdulica (kahl e-drar-oo- 
 
 lee'-ka) /. cement. 
 Calambre (kar-lahm'-bray) m. 
 
 cramp: spasm. 
 
 Calamidad (kar - lar - mee' - 
 
 dahd)/. calamity: misfortune. 
 
 Calana (kar-larn'-yar)/. quality. 
 
 Calar (kar-lar') v. to penetrate: 
 
 pierce: perforate. 
 Calavera (kar-lar-vayr'-r) /. 
 
 skull. 
 Calceta (karl-thay'-tar) /. stock- 
 ing- 
 Calcetero (karl-thay-tay -ro) 
 
 711. hosier. 
 
 Calcetin (karl-thay-tin') m. 
 sock. 
 
 Calcular (karl'-koo-lar) v. to 
 calculate. 
 
 Calcuio (karl'-koo-lo) m. cal- 
 culation: estimate. 
 
 Caldear (karl-day-r') v. to 
 heat: warm. 
 
 Caldo (karl'-do) m. broth. 
 
 Calentar (kar-len-tar') v. to 
 heat: warm. 
 
 Calentarse (kar-len-tar -say) 
 V. to dispute: quarrel. 
 
 Calentura (kar-len-too'-rar) /. 
 fever. . 
 
 Calibre (kar-lee'-bray) m. kmd: 
 quality: sort. 
 
 Calidad (kar-lee'-dahd)/. char- 
 acter: condition: quality. 
 
 Cdlido (kar'-lee-do) a. hot.
 
 Calificacion 
 Calificaci6n (kar-lee-fee-kar- 
 
 thee-on')/. qualification: cen- 
 sure. 
 Calificar (kar-lee-fee-kar') v. 
 
 to attest: authorise. 
 Caligrafia (kar-lee-grah-fee'-r) 
 
 /. handwriting. 
 Calma (karl'-mar) /. calm: 
 
 tranquility. 
 Calofriarse (kar-lo-fre-ar'-say) 
 
 V. to shiver. 
 Calor (kar-lor') m. heat: fieri- 
 
 ness: ardour. 
 Calvicie (karl-ve-thee'-ay) /. 
 
 baldness. 
 Calvo (karl'-vo) a. bald: barren. 
 Galzado (karl-tha'-do) m. shoe. 
 Calzones (karl-tho'-ness) m. 
 
 pi. breeches. 
 Calzoncillos (karl-thon-theel'- 
 
 yos) m. pi. drawers (attire). 
 Callado (karl-yar'-do) a. silent: 
 
 reserved. 
 Callar (karl-yarr') v. to be 
 
 silent: hold one's tongue. 
 Calle (karl'-yay) /. street: lane 
 
 — (with exclamation marks) 
 
 wonderful: mighty: strange. 
 Calleja (karl'-yay'-har) /. nar- 
 row lane: narrow passage. 
 Callo (karl'-yo) m. corn (on 
 
 foot, etc.). 
 Gatna (kar'-mar) /. bed: couch: 
 
 litter. 
 Gamachuelo (kar-mar-choo- 
 
 ay-lo) m. linnet. 
 Gamafeo (kar-mar-fay-'o) m. 
 
 cameo. 
 Gamal^on (kar-ma-lay'-oon) 
 
 m. chameleon. 
 Gdtnara (kar'-mar-r) /. bed- 
 room: hall. 
 Camarada (kar-mar-r'-dar) /. 
 
 comrade. 
 Camarero (kar-mar-ay'-ro) m. 
 
 valet. 
 Gambalachear (karm-bar-lar- 
 
 chay-r') v. to barter. 
 Cambiar (karm-be-ar') v. to 
 
 change: exchange. 
 Cambista (karm-biss'-tar) m. 
 
 banker: broker: money 
 
 changer. 
 Gamello (kar - mayl' - yo) m. 
 
 camel. 
 Gamtlion (kar-mayl-on') m. 
 
 flower-bed. 
 Caminar (kar-mee-nar') V. 
 
 to walk: march: travel. 
 
 25 
 
 Gantante 
 
 Camino (kar-mee'-no) m. main 
 
 road. 
 Camion (kar-me-on') m. van: 
 
 truck. 
 
 Autocamion, motor lorry. 
 Camisa (kar-mee'-sar) /. shirt: 
 
 chemise. 
 Camorra (kar - mot' - rar) /. 
 
 quarrel. 
 Campana (karm-par'-nar) /. 
 
 bell. 
 Campar (karm'-par) v. to ex- 
 cel: surpass. 
 Camp6on (karm-pay-on') m. 
 
 champion. 
 Campesino (karm-pay-see'- 
 
 no) w. peasant — a. rural. 
 Canal (kar-narl') m. canal: 
 
 channel. 
 Canalla (kar-narl'-yar) /. mob: 
 
 rabble. 
 Canasta (kar-nars'-tar) /. bas- 
 ket: hamper. 
 Cancamusa (karn-karm-oo'- 
 
 sar) /. fraud: trick. 
 Cancelar (kam-thay-lar') v. to 
 
 cancel: efface. 
 Cancion (karn-thee-on')/- song. 
 Candado (karn-dar'-do) m. 
 
 padlock. 
 Candela (kam-day'-lar) /. 
 
 candle. 
 Candelabro (kam - day - lar' - 
 
 bro) rn. candlestick. 
 Candente (karn-den'-tay) a. 
 
 red-hot. 
 Candido (kam' - dee - do) a. 
 
 white: candid: simple. 
 Candil (karn'-deel) m. oil- 
 lamp). 
 Canelon (kar-nay-lon')m. icicle. 
 Cangilon (kam-geel-on') m. 
 
 bucket: pitcher. 
 Cangrejo (karn-grey'-ho) m. 
 
 crab: lobster. 
 Canguro (kam-goo'-ro) m. 
 
 kangaroo. 
 Canibai (kam-ee'-barl) m. can- 
 nibal. 
 Cano (kar'-no) a. grey-haired. 
 Canoa (kar-no'-r) /. canoe. 
 Canon (kar'-non) m. cannon: 
 
 catalogue: list. 
 Cansado (kam - sar' - do) a. 
 
 tired: weary: fatigued. 
 Gansancio (karn-sahn'-ttieo) 
 
 m. fatigue: lassitude. 
 Cantante (kam-tarn'-tay) m. 
 
 & f. singer.
 
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 Gantar (kam-tar') v. to sing. 
 
 Gantidad (karn-tee-dahd') /. 
 quantity. 
 
 Gantina (karn-tee'-nar) /. can- 
 teen: cellar. 
 
 Gantor (karn-tor') m. & f. 
 singer. 
 
 Gana (kam-yah') /. cane: reed: 
 stalk. 
 Cana de pescar, fishing rod. 
 
 C^amo (karn'-yar-mo) m. 
 hemp. 
 
 Gano (kam'-yo) m. pipe: sewer: 
 tube. 
 
 Ganon (kam'-yon) m. cannon. 
 
 Gaoba (kar-o'-bar) /. mahogany 
 tree. 
 
 Gaos (kar'-oss) m. chaos: con- 
 fusion: muddle. 
 
 Gapa (kar'-par)/. cloak: mantle: 
 pretext: excuse. 
 
 Gapacidad (kar - par - thee - 
 dahd') /. capacity: extent. 
 
 Gapaz (kar-path') a. capable: 
 capacious: spacious. 
 
 Gapcioso (karp-thee-o'-so) a. 
 capacious. 
 
 Gapellan (kar-payl-yahn') m. 
 chaplain: almoner. 
 
 Gapigorrista (karp-ee-gor- 
 rist'-r) m. vagabond: waster: 
 parasite. 
 
 Gapilla (kar - peel' - yah) /. 
 chapel. 
 
 Gapillero (kar-peel-yar'-o) tn. 
 sexton: churchwarden. 
 
 Gapital (kar-pee-tahl') m. sum 
 of money: capital: fortune. 
 
 Gapitan (kar-pee-tahn') m. 
 captain. 
 
 Gapitulacion (kar-pee-too-lar- 
 thee-on') /. capitulation: 
 agreement. 
 
 Gapitular (kar-pee-too-lar') v. 
 to agree. 
 
 Gapricho (kar-pree'-cho) m. 
 fancy: whim: caprice. 
 
 Gaptar (karp-tar') v. to cap- 
 tivate. 
 
 Gaptura (karp-too'-r) /. cap- 
 ture: seizure. 
 
 Gara (kar'-rar)/. face: counten- 
 ance. 
 
 Garacol (kar-rar-kol') m. snail. 
 
 Caramente (kar-rar-men'-tay) 
 ad. dearly. 
 
 Garavana (kar-rar-var'-nar) /. 
 caravan. 
 
 Garraleja 
 
 Caray (kar-rar'-ee) m. tortoise- 
 shell. 
 
 Carb6n (kar-bon') m. charcoal. 
 
 Carbono (kar-bo'-no) m. car- 
 bon. 
 
 Carcel (kar'-thel)/. prison: gaol. 
 
 Carceleria (kar-thel-ay-ree'-r) 
 /. imprisonment. 
 
 Carcomer (kar-ko-mayr') v. to 
 gnaw: corrode: eat away. 
 
 Carda (kar'-dar) /. teasel. 
 
 Cdrdeno (kar'-day-no) a. livid. 
 
 Cardo (kar'-do) m. thistle. 
 
 Carecer (kar-ray-thayr') v. to 
 want. 
 
 Carestia (kar-ess-tee'-r)/. dear- 
 ness: famine: scarcity: want. 
 
 Carga (kar'-gar) /. load: cargo: 
 tax: burden. 
 
 Caribe (kar-ee'-bay) m. can- 
 nibal. 
 
 Caricia (kar - ee' - thee - r) /. 
 caress. 
 
 Caridad (kar-ee-dahd')/. bene- 
 volence: charity. 
 
 Carino (kar-een'-yo) m. fond- 
 ness: tenderness. 
 
 Carlancon (kar-larn-kon') m. 
 dodger: cheater. 
 
 Carmin (kar-meen') m. car- 
 mine — a. carmine. 
 
 Carnada (kar-nar'-dar) /. bait: 
 lure. 
 
 Carnaje (kar-nar'-hay) m. salt 
 beef. 
 
 Carne (kar'-nay) /. meat: fllesh. 
 
 Carnerero (kar-nay-ray'-ro) m. 
 shepherd. 
 
 Carnero (kar-nay'-ro) m. sheep: 
 mutton. 
 
 Carnestolendas (kar-ness-to- 
 len'-dars) /. pi. Shrove 
 Tuesday. 
 
 Carnicero (kar-nee-thay'-ro) 
 m. butcher. 
 
 Carnivore (kar-nce'-vor-o) a. 
 carnivorous. 
 
 Caro (kar'-o) a. dear: beloved: 
 costly — ad. dearly. 
 
 Caroca (kar-o'-ka) m. caress. 
 
 Caroquero (kar-o-kay'-ro) m. 
 flatterer. 
 
 Carpintero (kar-pin-tay'-ro)m. 
 carpenter. 
 
 Carpo (kar'-po) m. wrist. 
 
 Carral (kar-rarl') m. barrel: 
 butt: vat. 
 
 Garraleja (kar-rarl-ay'-hay) /. 
 blackbeetle.
 
 Garralero : 
 
 Garralero (kar-rarl-ay'-ro) m. 
 
 cooper. 
 Carraspera (kar-rars-pay'-rar) 
 
 /. hoarseness. 
 Carrera (kar-ray'-rar)/. career: 
 
 course: race. 
 Garrono (kar - rone' - yar) a. 
 
 putrid: rotten. 
 Carruaje (kar-roo-ar'-hay) m. 
 
 vehicle: carriage. 
 Carta (kar'-tar) /. map: letter. 
 Cartel (kar'-tel) m. placard: 
 
 handbill. 
 Cartero (kar-tay'-ro) m. post- 
 man. 
 Gartulina (kar-too-lee'-nar) /. 
 
 visiting-card. 
 Gasa (kar'-sar) /. house: home. 
 
 Casa de campo, countr>' 
 house. 
 
 Casa de hu^spedes, board- 
 ing house. 
 
 Casa de locos, lunatic 
 asylum. 
 
 Casa de moneda, mint. 
 
 Casa de posada, lodging 
 house. 
 Casaca (kar-sar'-car) /. coat. 
 Casamiento (kar-sar-mee-n'- 
 
 to) m. marriage. 
 Casar (kar'-sar) v. to marry. 
 Cascada (kars-kar'-dar) /. cas- 
 cade: waterfall. 
 Cascajo (kars - kar' - ho) m. 
 
 gravel: rubbish. 
 Gascanueces (kars-kar-noo-a'- 
 
 thays) m. nut-cracker. 
 Cascar (kars-kar') v. to break: 
 
 crack: beat: lick. 
 Gdscara (kars'-kar-r) /. bark: 
 
 husk: peel: rind. 
 Gascar6n (kars-kar-ron') vi. 
 
 egg-shell. 
 Casco (kars'-ko) m. skull: 
 
 cranium. 
 Cascote (kars-ko'-tay) m. rub- 
 bish: building refuse. 
 Casero (kar-say'-ro) m. land- 
 lord. 
 Casi (kar'-see) ad. almost: 
 
 nearly. 
 Casino (kar-see'-no) m. club: 
 
 club house. 
 Gaso (kar'-so) m. case: event: 
 
 occasion. 
 Caspita (kars'-pee-tar) interj. 
 
 wonderful. 
 Casquete (kars-kay'-tay) m. 
 
 casque: helmet. 
 
 ' Cazuela 
 
 Casta (kars '-tar) /. cast: breed: 
 
 race (of people). 
 Castana (kars-tayn'-yar) /. 
 
 chestnut. 
 Castaneta (kars-tayn-yay'-tar) 
 
 /. Castanet. 
 Castidad (kars-te-dahd') /. 
 
 chastity. 
 Castigar (kars-tee-gar') v. to 
 
 chastise: punish. 
 Castillo (kars - teel' - yo) m. 
 
 castle. 
 Casto (kars'-to) a. chaste: pure. 
 Casualidad (kar-soo-ar-lee- 
 
 dahd') /. accident: casualty. 
 Cata (kar'-tar) /. tasting. 
 Catdbulo (kar-tar'-boo-lo) m. 
 
 stable. 
 Catalejo (kar-tar-lay'-ho) m. 
 
 telescope. 
 Catalogo (kar-tar'-lo-go) m. 
 
 catalogue. 
 Catar (kar-tar') v. to taste: 
 
 inspect: examine. 
 Catarro (kar-tar'-o) m. catarrh. 
 Catdstrofe (kar-tars'-tro-fay)/. 
 
 catastrophe. 
 Catedral (kar-tay-drarl') /. 
 
 cathedral. 
 Caucion (kar-oo-thee-on') /. 
 
 caution: security. 
 Caucionar (kar-oo-thee-on-r') 
 
 V. to guarantee. 
 Caudal (kar-oo-darl') m. for- 
 tune: property: wealth: plenty. 
 Causa (kar'-oo-sar) /. cause: 
 
 motive: occasion. 
 Cautivar (kar-oo-tee-var') v. 
 
 to captivate: charm: take 
 
 prisoner. 
 Cautiyo (kar-oo-tee'-vo) m. 
 
 captive: prisoner. 
 Cauto (kar'-oo-to) a. cautious: 
 
 wary. 
 Cavador (kar-var-dor') m. dig- 
 ger. 
 Cavar (kar-var') v. to dig: ex- 
 cavate. 
 Caviloso (kar-vee-lo'-so) a. 
 
 capacious. 
 Cayo (kar'-yo) m. reef: rock: 
 
 shoal. 
 Caza (kar'-thar) /. game: hunt. 
 Cazador (kar-thar-dor') m. 
 
 hunter. 
 Cazar (kar-thar') v. to chase: 
 
 hunt. 
 Cazuela (kar-thoo-ay'-lar) /. 
 
 stew-pan.
 
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 Gazurro (kar-thoor'-ro) a. taci- 
 turn: gloomy: sullen. 
 
 Ce (thay) interj. here. 
 
 Gebada (thay-bar'-dar) /. bar- 
 ley. 
 
 Cebar (thay-bar') v. to fatten. 
 
 Cebo (thay'-bo) m. food: fodder. 
 
 Cebolla (thay - boll' - yar) /. 
 onion. 
 
 Cebra (thay'-brar) /. zebra. 
 
 Cecear (thay-thay-r') v. to lisp. 
 
 Ceder (thay-dayr') v. to abate: 
 grant: submit: yield. 
 
 Cegar (thay-gar') v. to blind. 
 
 Cegato (thay-gar'-to) a. short- 
 sighted. 
 
 Ceguera (thay - gay' - rar) /. 
 blindness. 
 
 Ceja (thay'-har) /. eyebrow. 
 
 Cejar (thay-harr') v. to relax: 
 
 Celda (thayl'-dar) /. cell. 
 
 Celebrar (thayl-ay-brar') v. to 
 celebrate: praise. 
 
 C61ebre (thayl-ay-bray) a. fam- 
 ous: celebrated. 
 
 Celerldad (thayl-ay-ree-dahd') 
 /. velocity: speed. 
 
 Celeste (thay-less'-tay) a. sky- 
 blue: heavenly. 
 
 Celestial (thay-less-tee-arl') a. 
 heavenly: excellent: perfect. 
 
 C61ibe (thay'-lee-bay) m. 
 bachelor. 
 
 Celosia (thay-lo-see'-r) /. lat- 
 tice of a window. 
 
 Celoso (thay-lo'-so) a. zealous: 
 jealous. 
 
 Cena (thay'-nar) /. supper. 
 
 Cenar (thay-narr') v. to have 
 supper. 
 
 Ceniza (thay-nee'-thar)/. ashes. 
 Miercoles de Ceniza, Ash 
 Wednesday. 
 
 Genojil (thay-no-heel') m. gar- 
 ter. 
 
 Gentella (then-tayl'-yar) /. 
 spark: lightning. 
 
 Gentellar (then-tayl'-yarr) v. 
 to sparkle. 
 
 Centena (then - tay' - nar) /. 
 hundred. 
 
 Gentenario (then-tay-nar-ee'- 
 o) m. centenary. 
 
 Centinela (then-tee-nay'-lar) /. 
 sentry: sentinel. 
 
 Gentro (then'-tro) m. centre: 
 chief thing. 
 
 Gielo 
 
 Centuria (then-toor-ee'-r) / 
 
 century. 
 Cenzalo (then-thar'-lo) m. gnat. 
 Geiiidor (then-yee'-dor) m. 
 
 belt: girdle. 
 Ceiio (then'-yo) m. frown. 
 Cepillo (thay - peel' - yo) m. 
 
 brush. 
 Gepo (thay'-po) m. trap: snare: 
 
 poor-box. 
 Cera (thay '-rar) /. wax: wax- 
 taper: wax-candle. 
 Cercano (thayr-kar'-no) a. 
 
 near: close to: adjoining. 
 Cercenar (thayr-thay-nar') v. 
 
 to clip: lop off: pare: curtail. 
 Cerdo (thayr'-do) m. pig: hog. 
 Ceremonia (thayr-ay-mo-nee'- 
 
 r) /. ceremony. 
 Cereza (thayr - ay - thar) /. 
 
 cherry. 
 Cero (thay'-ro) m. zero. 
 Ceroso (thay-ro'-so) a. waxy. 
 Cerrado (thayr - rar' - do) a. 
 
 close: concealed: reserved. 
 Cerrajero (thayr-rar-hay'-ro) 
 
 m. locksmith. 
 Cerrar (thayr-rar') v. to close: 
 
 shut: lock. 
 Cerril (thayr-reel') a. wild: 
 
 rough: untamed. 
 Cerro (thayr'-ro) m. hill. 
 Cerrojo (thayr-ro'-ho) /w. door- 
 bolt. 
 Certificar (thayr-tee-fee-kar') 
 
 V. to affirm: certify. 
 Cervecero (thayr-vay-thay'-ro) 
 
 m. brewer. 
 Cerveza (thayr-vay'-thar) m. 
 
 ale: beer. 
 Cesar (thay-sar') v. to cease: 
 
 desist. 
 Cesion (thay-see-on') /. ces- 
 sion: transfer. 
 C6sped (thess'-payd) m. turf: 
 
 sod. 
 Cesta (thess'-tar) /. basket: 
 
 pannier. 
 Cetrino (thay - tree' - no) a. 
 
 lemon-coloured: jaundiced. 
 Cia (thee'-r) /. hip-bone. 
 Ciatica (thee - r' - tee - kar) /. 
 
 sciatica. 
 Cicatear (thee-kar-tay-r') v. to 
 
 be stingy: niggardly. 
 Ciclo (thee'-klo) m. cycle. 
 Ciego (thee-ay'-go) a. blind. 
 Cielo (thee-ay'-lo) m. heaven: 
 
 sky: atmosphere.
 
 Clen 
 
 Cien (thee'-n) a. one hundred. 
 Ciencia (thee - n - thee' - r) /. 
 
 science. 
 Gieno (thee-n'-o) m. mud: mire: 
 
 slush. 
 Cierto (thee-ayr'-to) a. certain: 
 
 doubtless. 
 Ciervo (thee-ayr'-vo) m. stag: 
 
 hart: deer. 
 Cigarra (thee-gar'-rar)/. grass- 
 hopper. 
 Cigarillo (thee-gar-reel'-yo) m. 
 
 cigarette. 
 Cigarrito (thee-gar-ree'-to) m. 
 
 cigarette. 
 Cigarro (thee-gar'-ro) m. cigar. 
 Cilindro (thee-leen'-dro) m. 
 
 cylinder. 
 Cilia (theel'-yar) /. granary. 
 Cimbreno (thim-brayn'-yo) a. 
 
 flexible: pliant. 
 Cimenterio (thee-men-tay- 
 
 ree'-o) m. cemetery: church- 
 yard. 
 Cimento (thee-men'-to) m. 
 
 cement. 
 Cimero (thee-may'-ro) a. up- 
 permost. 
 Cinabrio (thin-r-bree'-o) vi. 
 
 vermilion. 
 Cincel (thin-thel') m. chisel. 
 Cinco (thin'-ko) m. five — a. five. 
 Cincuenta (thin-koo-n'-tar) m. 
 
 fifty. 
 Cincha (thin'-char) /. girth: 
 
 cincture. 
 Cinta (thin'-tar) /. ribbon. 
 Circo (theer'-ko) m. circus. 
 Circuir (theer-koo-eer') v. to 
 
 encircle: surround. 
 Circulacion (theer-koo-lar- 
 
 thee-6n) /. circulaiion. 
 Circulo (theer'-koo-lo) m. cir- 
 cle: circumference. 
 Cirineo (theer-een-ay'-o) m 
 
 assistant: mate. 
 Ciruela (theer-oo-ay'-lar) /. 
 
 plum: prune. 
 Cirugia (theer-oo-hee'-r) /. 
 
 surgery. 
 Cirujano (theer-oo-har'-no) m 
 
 surgeon. 
 Cisterna (thiss-tayr'-nar) /, 
 
 cistern. 
 Citerior (thee-tay-ree-or') ad. 
 
 hither: nearer. 
 Ciudadano (thee-oo-dar-dar' 
 
 no) m. citizen. 
 Givico (thee-vee'-ko) a. civic. 
 
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 Coercer 
 
 Civil (thee-veel') a. civil: 
 
 polite: courteous. 
 Civismo (thee-viss'-mo) m. 
 
 patriotism. 
 Clamoroso (klar-mor-o'-so) a, 
 
 clamorous. 
 Clarete (klar-ray'-tay) m. claret. 
 Claridad (klar-ree-dahd') /. 
 
 brightness: clearness. 
 Clarin (klar-reen') m. trumpet. 
 Claro (klar'-ro) a. bright: clear: 
 
 evident. 
 Claudicar (klar-oo-dee-kar') V. 
 
 to limp. 
 Clava (klar'-var) /. club (stick). 
 Clavar (klar-varr') v. to nail: 
 
 cheat: deceive. 
 Clayija (klar-vee'-hah) /. peg: 
 
 pin. 
 Clerecia (klay-ray-thee'-r) /. 
 
 clergy. 
 Cl^rigo (klay' - ree - go) m. 
 
 clergyman. 
 Clima (klee'-mar) /. climate. 
 Cloaca (klo-ar'-kar) /. sewer. 
 Clueco (kloo-ay-ko) a. decrepit. 
 Coartar (ko-ar-tar') t.'. to limit: 
 
 restrict. 
 Cobarde (ko - bar' - day) a. 
 
 cowardly: timid. 
 Cocarar (ko-kar-ar') v. to 
 
 gather. 
 Cocear (ko-thay'-r) v. to kick. 
 Cocer (ko-thayr') v. to boil: 
 
 bake: digest. 
 Cocina (ko-thee'-nar)/. kitchen. 
 Cocinero (ko-thee-nay'-ro) m. 
 
 cook. 
 Coco (ko'-ko) m. cocoa: cocoa- 
 nut. 
 Cocodrllo (ko-ko-dreel'-o) m. 
 
 crocodile. 
 Cochambre (ko-charm'-bray) 
 
 m. greasy: filthy. 
 Cochero (ko - chay' - ro) m. 
 
 coachman. 
 Cochif rito (ko-chee-free'-to) m. 
 
 fricasse. 
 Cochin d (ko-chee'-nar) /. sow. 
 Cochin eria (ko-chee-nay-ree- 
 
 r') /. filthiness. 
 Codicia (ko - dee - thee' - r) /. 
 
 coveto-isness: greediness. 
 Codillo (ko-deel'-yo) m. knee: 
 
 stirrup. 
 Codo (ko'-do) m. elbow. 
 Coercer (ko-ayr-thayr') t>. tO
 
 Goetaneo 
 
 Goetaneo (ko-ay-tar'-nay-o) a. 
 contemporary. 
 
 Gofia (ko-fee'-r) /. head-dress: 
 coif. 
 
 Gofre (ko'-fray) m. trunk. 
 
 Gogedor (ko-hay-dor') m. col- 
 lector: gatherer. 
 
 Coger (ko-hayr') v. to collect: 
 gather: catch: grasp. 
 
 Gohechar (ko-ay-char') v. to 
 bribe. 
 
 Gohecho (ko-ay'-cho) m. brib- 
 ery. 
 
 Gohibir (ko-ee-beer') v. to 
 prohibit: restrain. 
 
 Cohombro (ko-om'-bro) m. 
 cucumber. 
 
 Cojear (ko-hay-r') v. to limp. 
 
 Gojera (ko-hay'-rar) /. limp- 
 ing: lameness. 
 
 Cojo (ko'-ho) ni. cripple. 
 
 Gol (kol) /. cabbage. 
 
 Gola (kol'-r) /. glue. 
 
 Golador (ko-lar-dor') m. colan- 
 der: sieve. 
 
 Golapso (ko-lahp'-so) m. col- 
 lapse. 
 
 Colar (ko-lar') v. to strain: 
 filter. 
 
 Golcha (kol'-char) /. counter- 
 pane: coverlet. 
 
 Colchon (kol-chon') m. mat- 
 tress. 
 
 Goleccionar (ko-lek-thee-on- 
 r') V. to collect. 
 
 Colectar (ko-lek-tar') v. to 
 collect taxes. 
 
 Colega (ko-lay'-gar) m. col- 
 league. 
 
 Colegio (ko-lay'-he-o) m. col- 
 lege. 
 
 G61era (ko'-lay-rar) m. cholera 
 — f. anger: rage. 
 
 Golgadizo (kol-gar-dee'-tho) 
 m. shed — a. suspended. 
 
 Colgadura (kol-gar-doo'-rar) 
 /. tapestry. 
 
 Golgar (kol-gar') v. to hang: 
 suspend. 
 
 C61ico (ko'-lee-ko) m. colic. 
 
 Coliflor (ko-lee-flor') m. cauli- 
 flower. 
 
 Coligaci6n (ko-lee-gar-thee- 
 on') /. alliance: connection. 
 
 Colilla (ko-leel'-ya) /. stub end 
 of cigar or cigarette. 
 
 Colina (ko-lee'-nar) /. hill: 
 hillock: mound. 
 
 30 
 
 Gometer 
 
 Golinabo (ko-lee-nar'-boo) m. 
 
 turnip. 
 Goliseo (ko-lee-say'-o) m. 
 
 theatre: opera-house. 
 Colisi6n (ko-lee-see-on')/. col- 
 lision. 
 Colmena (kol-mayn'-r) /. bee- 
 hive. 
 Colonia (ko-lo-nee'-r)/. colony. 
 Color (ko-lor') m. colour: dye: 
 
 hue: tint. 
 Colorado (ko-lo-rar'-do) a. 
 
 ruddy. 
 Colorar (ko-lo-rar') v. to colour. 
 Colorin (ko-lo-reen') m. linnet. 
 Golumna (ko-loom'-nar) /. 
 
 column: troops. 
 Golumpio (ko-loom-pee'-o) m. 
 
 see-saw: swing. 
 Gollado (koll-yar'-do) m. hill. 
 Collar (koU'-yar) m. necklet: 
 
 necklace. 
 Coma (ko'-mar) /. comma (in 
 
 writing, etc.): unconscious- 
 ness: insensibility. 
 Comadre (ko-mar'-dray) /. 
 
 midwife. 
 Comadrear (ko-mar-dray-r') 
 
 V. to gossip. 
 Gomarca (ko-mar'-kar) /. ter- 
 ritory: district: area. 
 Combar (kom-bar') v. to bend. 
 Combate (kom-bar'-tay) m. 
 
 combat: conflict: fight. 
 Combinar (kom-bee-nar') v. 
 
 to combine. 
 Combo (kom'-bo) a. bent: 
 
 crooked: twisted: warped. 
 Comedero (ko-may-day'-ro) a. 
 
 eatable. 
 Gomediante (ko-may-dee-arn'- 
 
 tay) m. actor: comedian: 
 
 player. 
 Comedido (ko-may-dee'-do) a. 
 
 gentle: polite: kind. 
 Gomedor (ko-m ay-dor') a. 
 
 greedy: voracious. 
 Comentador (ko-men-tar- 
 
 dor') m. commentator. 
 Gomenzar (ko-men-thar') v. to 
 
 begin: commence. 
 Comer (ko-mayr') v. to dine: 
 
 chew: eat. 
 Comerciante (ko-mayr-thee- 
 
 arn'-tay) m. merchant: trader. 
 Comestible (ko-mes-tee'-blay) 
 
 a. eatable — ni. pi. provisions. 
 Gometer (ko-mayr-tayr') v. to 
 
 commit.
 
 Comida 3 
 
 Comida (ko-mee'-dar)/. dinner. 
 
 Comision (ko-mee-see-on') /. 
 commission: order: trust. 
 
 Comisionar (ko-mee-see-o- 
 nar') v. to appoint: commis- 
 sion. 
 
 Gomo (ko'-mo) ad. as: how: 
 like: why. 
 
 Gomodidad (ko - mo - dee - 
 dahd') /. comfort: con- 
 venience. 
 
 C6niodo (ko'-mo-do) a. con- 
 venient: comfortable. 
 
 Compaiiero (kom-parn-yar'-o) 
 m. companion. 
 
 Compania (kom-pam-yee'-r) 
 /. company: society: associa- 
 tion. 
 
 Gomparar (kom-par-rar') f. 
 to compare. 
 
 Gompeler (kom-pay-layr') v. 
 to compel. 
 
 Compensar (kom-pen-sar') r. 
 to compensate: make amends. 
 
 Gompetencla (kom-pay-ten'- 
 thee-r)/. competition: rivalry. 
 
 Competicion (kom-pay-tee- 
 thee-on') /. competition. 
 
 Complacencia (kom - plar - 
 then'-thee-r)/. pleasure: satis- 
 faction. 
 
 Complaciente (kom-plar-thee- 
 n'-tay) a. pleasing. 
 
 Compiacer (kom -plar- thayr') 
 V. to comply with: please. 
 
 Complacerse (kom - plar - 
 thayr'-say) v. to rejoice. 
 
 Completo (kom-play'-to) a. 
 complete: perfect. 
 
 Componer (kom-po-nayr') v. 
 to compose: form: make. 
 
 Comportar (kom-por-tar') v. 
 to suiTer. 
 
 Comportarse (kom-por-tar'- 
 say) V. to behave. 
 
 Compra (kom'-prar) /. pur- 
 chase. 
 
 Comprimir (kom-pree-meer') 
 V. to restrain. 
 
 Gomprobar (kom-pro-bar') v. 
 to prove: confirm. 
 
 Comprometimiento (kom- 
 pro - may - tee - mee' - n - to) 
 7n. award. 
 Compromiso (kom-pro-mee'- 
 
 so) m. umpire. 
 Compungivo (kom-poon-hee'- 
 vo) a. pricking. 
 
 I Condonar 
 
 Computar (kom-poo-tar') v. to 
 
 compute: reckon. 
 Comun (kom-oon') a. common: 
 
 vulgar: ordinary. 
 Comunicado (kom - oon - ee - 
 
 kar'-do) m. statement. 
 Comunicar (kom-oon-ee-karr') 
 
 V. to communicate: inform. 
 Con (kon) prep, among: by: in: 
 
 for: with. 
 Concebir (kon-thay-beer') v. 
 
 to conceive: imagine. 
 Conceder (kon-thay-dayr') v. 
 
 to grant: give. 
 Concepto (kon-thep'-to) m. 
 
 opinion: thought. 
 Concernir (kon-thayr-neer') v. 
 
 to appertain: concern. 
 Concertar (kon-thayr-tar') v. 
 
 to agree: adjust: settle. 
 Conciencia (kon-thee-n'-thee- 
 
 r) /. conscience. 
 Concierto (kon-thee-ayr'-to)m. 
 
 agreement. 
 Conciliar (kon-thee-lee-r') v. 
 
 to conciliate: reconcile. 
 
 Conciliar el sueno, to fall 
 asleep. 
 Concilio (kon-thee'-lee-o) m. 
 
 assembly: council. 
 Conciso (kon-thee'-so) a. con- 
 cise: brief: to the point. 
 Concluir (kon-kloo-eer') v. to 
 
 conclude: end: finish. 
 Concomerse (kon-kom-ayr'- 
 
 say) f. to shrug the shoulders. 
 Concordar (kon-kor-dar') v. 
 
 to accord: agree. 
 Concreto (kon-kray'-to) a. con- 
 crete. 
 
 Concreto armado, rein- 
 forced concrete. 
 Concurrir (kon-koor-reer') v. 
 
 to concur: agree to. 
 Concha (kon'-char) /. shell. 
 Conchudo (kon-choo'-do) a. 
 
 cunning: crafty. 
 Condecorar (kon-day-kor-r') 
 
 t'. to adorn: embellish. 
 Condenar (kon-day'-nar) v. to 
 
 condemn. 
 Condicion (kon-dee-thee-on') 
 
 /. condition: quality: state. 
 Condicional (kon-dee-thee- 
 
 on'-arl) a. conditional. 
 Condonar (kon-do-nar') V. to 
 
 pardon.
 
 Gonducir 
 Conducir (kon-doo-theer') v. 
 
 to conduct: convey: direct: 
 
 guide. 
 Conducirse (kon-doo-theer'- 
 
 say) V. to behave. 
 Conejo (kon-nay'-ho) m. rabbit. 
 Conferir (kon-fay-reer') v. to 
 
 confer: compare: grant. 
 Confianza (kon-fee-arn'-thar) 
 
 /. confidence: boldness. 
 Confiar (kon-fee-ar') v. to 
 
 confide: trust. 
 Gonfin (kon-feen') m. bound- 
 ary: limit. 
 Confiteria (kon-fee-tay-ree'-r) 
 
 /. confectioner's shop. 
 Confitero (kon-fee-tay'-ro) m. 
 
 confectioner. 
 Confluir (kon-floo-eer') v. to 
 
 join. 
 Conforme (kon-for'-may) a. 
 
 comfortable: suitable. 
 Confortativo (kon-for-tar-tee- 
 
 vo) m. cordial. 
 Confundir (kon-foon-deer') r. 
 
 to confound. 
 Confusion (kon-foo-see-on') /. 
 
 confusion: disorder: shame. 
 Congelar (kon-hay-lar') v. to 
 
 freeze. 
 Congratular (kon-grar-too- 
 
 lar') V. to congratulate. 
 Conjura (kon-hoo'-ra) /. con- 
 spiracy: plot. 
 Conjurador (kon-hoo-rar-dor') 
 
 m. conjurer. 
 Conmover (kon-mo-vayr') i;. 
 
 to disturb. 
 Conocer (ko-no-thayr'> v. to 
 
 know: understand. 
 Conocimiento (ko-no-thee- 
 
 mee-n'-to) m. knowledge. 
 Conque (kon'-kay) conj. then: 
 
 therefore. 
 Conquista (kon-kiss'-tar) /. 
 
 conquest: acquisition. 
 Consequir (kon-say-gheer') v. 
 
 to attain: get: obtain. 
 Conseja (kon-say'-har)/. story. 
 Consejo (kon-say'-ho) m. ad- 
 vice: counsel: opinion. 
 Consentir (kon-sen-teer') v. to 
 
 agree: consent. 
 Consorcio (kon-sor'-thee-o) m. 
 
 partnership: society. 
 Consuelo (kon-soo-aye'-lo) m. 
 
 consolation: comfort: joy. 
 Consunrjar (kon-soo-mar') V. 
 to finish: consume. 
 
 32 Convoy 
 
 Consunci6n (kon-soon-thee- 
 
 on') /. consumption: wasting. 
 Contado (kon-tar'-do) a. rare: 
 
 scarce. 
 Contagiar (kon-tar-hee-r') v. 
 
 to infect. 
 Contar (kon-tar') v. to count: 
 
 compute: reckon. 
 Contener (kon-tay-nayr') v. to 
 
 contain: hold. 
 Contentible (kon - ten - tee' - 
 
 blay) a. contemptible. 
 Contestar (kon-tess-tar') v. to 
 
 agree: reply. 
 Contigo (kon-tee'-go) pron. 
 
 with thee: with you. 
 Continuar (kon-tee-noo-r') v. 
 
 to continue. 
 Contra {kon' -Xrzr) prep, against: 
 
 opposite to: contrary to — m. 
 
 contrary: opposite. 
 Contrabando (kon-trar-bahn'- 
 
 do) m. contraband: smuggling. 
 Contraponer (kon-trar-po- 
 
 nayr') v. to compare: oppose. 
 Contrario (kon-trar'-ree-o) a. 
 
 contrary. 
 Contrata (kon-trar'-tar) /. con- 
 tract. 
 Contraveneno (kon-trar-vay- 
 
 nay'-no) m. antidote. 
 Contribuci6n (kon-tree-boo- 
 
 thee-on') /. tax: duty. 
 Contristar (kon-trees-tar') v. 
 
 to grieve: sadden. 
 Contrito (kon-tree'-to) a. peni- 
 tent. 
 Contumacia (kon - too - ma - 
 
 thee'-r) /. obstinacy: stub- 
 bornness. 
 Contubar (kon-too-bar') v. to 
 
 disturb: disquiet. 
 Convecino (kon-vay-thee'-no) 
 
 a. neighbouring. 
 Convenible (kon - vay - nee' - 
 
 blay) a. compliant: docile. 
 Conveniente (kon-vay-nee-n'- 
 
 tay) a. useful. 
 Convergir (kon-vayr-heer') v. 
 
 to converge. 
 Convicto (kon-veek'-to) a. 
 
 guilty: convicted. 
 Convidar (kon-vee-dar') v. to 
 
 invite: treat: allure. 
 Convblvulo (kon-vol'-voo-lo) 
 
 m. convolvulus. 
 
 I Convoy (kon'-voy) m. convoy: 
 escort: retinue.
 
 Conyugal 
 
 33 
 
 Conyugal (kon-yoo-garl') a. 
 
 conjugal: connubial. 
 C6nyuges (kon'-yoo-hays) m. 
 
 pi. husband and wife. 
 Coordinar (ko-or-deen-r') v. 
 
 to arrange: co-ordinate. 
 Copa (ko'-par) /. cup: brazier: 
 
 top of a thing. 
 Copera (ko-par'-r)/. cupboard. 
 Copia (ko-pee'-r) /. plenty: 
 
 abundance. 
 Copiar (ko-pee'-rr) v. to copy: 
 
 imitate. 
 Coqueta (ko-kay'-tar) /. flirt. 
 Coraje (ko-rar'-hay) m. anger: 
 
 courage. 
 Corazbn (ko - rar - thon') m. 
 
 heart: core: centre: pith. 
 Corbato (kor - bar' - tar) m. 
 
 cravat. 
 Corcova (kor-ko'-var) /. hump: 
 
 protuberance. 
 Corchete (kor-chay'-tay) m. 
 
 clasp: locket. 
 Corcho (kor'-cho) m. cork: bee- 
 hive. 
 Cordel (kor-del') m. cord: rope. 
 Cordillera (kor-dell-yay'-rar) 
 
 /. range of mountains. 
 Cordon (kor-don') m. cord: 
 
 string. 
 Corneja (kor-nay'-hah)/. crow. 
 Cornudo (kor - noo' - do) a. 
 
 horned. 
 Corona (kor-ro'-nar) /. crown: 
 
 coronet. 
 Coronel(kor-ro'-nel)?«. colonel. 
 Corpezuelo (kor-pay-thoo-ay'- 
 
 lo) m. waistcoat: bodice. 
 Corpudo (kor-poo'-do) a. cor- 
 pulent: bulky. 
 Corral (kor-rarl') m. back yard. 
 Correct© (kor-rek'-to) a. cor- 
 rect: exact. 
 Corredera (kor-ray-day'-rar) /. 
 
 race-course. 
 Corredor (kor-ray-dor') m. 
 
 race-horse: runner. 
 Correo (kor-ray'-o) m. courier: 
 
 express: bag of letters. 
 Correr (kor-rayr') v. to flow: 
 
 run: fly into a passion. 
 Correspondencia (kor-ress- 
 
 pon-den'-thee-r) /. corre- 
 spondence: relation. 
 Corretear (kor-ray-tay-r') v. 
 
 to ramble: rove. 
 Corrido (kor-ree'-do) a. artful: 
 
 expert. 
 
 Costumbre 
 
 Corroer (kor-ro-ayr') v. to 
 corrode. 
 
 Corromper (kor-romp-ayr') v. 
 to corrupt: bribe: seduce. 
 
 Corsaria (kor-say'-ree-o) a. 
 cruising. 
 
 Cors6 (kor-say')/- corset: stays. 
 
 Cortabolsas (kor-tar-bol'-sars) 
 m. pickpocket. 
 
 Gortador (kor-tar'-dor) m. but- 
 cher. 
 
 Cortaplumas (kor-tar-ploo'- 
 mars) rn. pocket-knife. 
 
 Cortar (kor-tar') v. to cut: 
 curtail: separate. 
 
 Cortedad (kor-tay-dahd') /. 
 smallness: stupidity. 
 
 Cortejar (kor-tay-har') v. to 
 make love: court. 
 
 Cort6s (kor-tess') a. courteous: 
 polite: genteel. 
 
 Cortesia (kor-tay-see'-r) /. 
 courtesy: politeness. 
 
 Corteza (kor-tay'-thar) /. bark: 
 crust: peel. 
 
 Cortina (kor-tee'-nar) /. cur- 
 tain. 
 
 Corto (kor'-to) a. scanty: short: 
 small: narrow. 
 
 Corton (kor-ton') ni. ringworm: 
 field-mouse. 
 
 Corusco (kor-oo'-sko) a. bril- 
 liant. 
 
 Corvo (kor' - vo) a. bent: 
 crooked. 
 
 Cosa (ko'-sar) /. thing. 
 
 Cosecha (ko-say'-char) /. har- 
 vest. 
 
 Cosechar (ko-say-charr') v. to 
 crop: reap. 
 
 Coser (ko-sayr') v. to sew. 
 
 Cosido (ko-see'-do) m. sewing: 
 stitching. 
 
 Cosm6tico (kos-may'-tee-ko) 
 m. cosmetic. 
 
 Cosquiils-so (kos-keel-yo'-so) 
 a. ticklish: easily annoyed. 
 
 Costa (kos'-tar) /. cost: price: 
 charge. 
 
 Costalero (kos-tarl'-er-o) m. 
 porter. 
 
 Costero (kos-ter'-o) a. outward. 
 
 Costo (kos'-to) m. cost: ex- 
 pense: price. 
 
 Costoso (kos-to'-so) a. costly: 
 dear: expensive. 
 
 Costumbre (kos-toom'-bray) 
 /. custom: habit.
 
 Gotidiano : 
 
 Cotidiano (ko-tee-dee-r'-no) a. 
 
 daily. 
 Coton (ko-ton') m. cotton fabric. 
 Gotonada (ko-ton-r'-dar) /. 
 
 calico: print (stuff). 
 Gotorra (ko-tor'-rar) /. mag- 
 pie: talkative woman. 
 Crasitud (krar-see-tood') /. 
 
 fat: grease: thick. 
 Graso (krar'-so) a. fat: greasy: 
 
 thick. 
 Grear (kray-r') v. to create: 
 
 make. 
 Crecer (kray-thayr') v. to grow: 
 
 increase. 
 Gr^dito (kray' - dee - to) m. 
 
 credit: faith: reputation. 
 Gredulidad (kray-doo-lee- 
 
 dahd') /. credulity. 
 Greer (kray-ayr') v. to beheve: 
 
 credit: think. 
 Grema (kray'-mar) /. cream: 
 
 custard. 
 Gresa (kray'-sar) /. maggot. 
 Grespo (krays'-po) m. crisp: 
 
 curled. 
 Greta (kray'-tar) /. chalk. 
 Criada (kree-r'-dar) /. maid- 
 servant: handmaiden. 
 Griar (kree-ar') v. to create: 
 
 produce: breed. 
 Griba (kree'-bar)/. sieve: riddle. 
 Grimen (kree'-men) m. crime: 
 
 guilt. 
 Griminal (kree-meen-arl') a. 
 
 criminal. 
 Gristal (krees-tarl') m. crystal: 
 
 crystal-glass. 
 Gritica (kree'-tee-kar) /. critic. 
 Griticar (kree-tee-karr') v. to 
 
 criticise. 
 Grbnica (kron' - ee - kar) /. 
 
 chronicle. 
 Grucifijo (kroo-thee-fee'-ho) m. 
 
 crucifix. 
 Grudo (kroo'-do) a. crude: raw: 
 
 unripe: immature. 
 Gruel (kroo-l') a. cruel: severe: 
 
 violent. 
 Grujido(kroo-hee'-do)m. crack: 
 
 creak: clash. 
 Gruzar (kroo-thar') v. to 
 
 cross: cross a road. 
 Guadra (koo-r'-drar) /. hall: 
 
 drawing-room. 
 Guadrado (koo-r-drar'-do) a. 
 
 square: perfect. 
 Guadrilla (koo-r-dreel'-yar) /. 
 
 gang: crew: troop. 
 
 |. Gugujada 
 
 Guajada (koo-r-har'-dar) /. 
 
 butter: curd. 
 Gual (koo-arl') ad. as: how— a. 
 
 which: he who: same: like: 
 
 such: one: other — pron. such: 
 
 which. 
 Cualquier (koo-arl-kee-ay') a. 
 
 anyone. 
 Gualquiera (koo-arl-kee-ay'- 
 
 rar) a. anybody? anyone: 
 
 somebody: someone. 
 Guan (koo-arn') ad. as (before 
 
 nouns): how. 
 Guando (koo-am'-do) ad. if: 
 
 although: when: even: some- 
 times. 
 Gu^nto (koo-arn'-to) ad. how 
 
 much. 
 Guantos (koo-arn'-tos) ad. how 
 
 many: whilst: respecting. 
 Guarenta (koo-r-rent'-r) a. 
 
 forty. 
 Guarestna (koo-r-ress'-mar) /. 
 
 Lent. 
 Guarta (koo-r'-tar) /. quarter. 
 Guasi (koo-r'-see) ad. almost: 
 
 nearly. 
 Guatro (koo-r'-tro) a. four. 
 Gucanero (koo-karn'-yar-o) in. 
 
 parasite. 
 Gucaracha (koo-kar-rar'-char) 
 
 /. woodlouse. 
 Guclillo (koo - kleel' - yo) m. 
 
 cuckoo. 
 Guchara (koo-char'-rar) /. 
 
 spoon. 
 Gucharada (koo-char-rar'-dar) 
 
 /. spoonful. 
 Guchar6n (koo-char-ron') m. 
 
 ladle. 
 Guchlchear (koo-chee-chay-r') 
 
 V. to whisper. 
 Guchillero (koo-cheel-yay'-ro) 
 
 m. cutler. 
 Cuello (koo-ayl'-yo) m. neck: 
 
 shirt collar. 
 Guenta (koo-ayn'-tar)/. reckon- 
 ing: account: bill. 
 Guero (koo-a'-ro) m. hide: 
 
 leather: skin. 
 Guerva (koo-a'-var) /. crow. 
 Cuervo (koo-ayr'-vo) m. raven. 
 Guesti6n (koo-ess-tee-on') /. 
 
 question: dispute: quarrel. 
 Gueva (koo-a'-var) /. cave: 
 
 grotto. 
 Gugujada (koo-goo-har'-dar)/. 
 
 skylark.
 
 Guidado 
 Culdado (koo-ee-dar'-do) m. 
 
 care: heed: fear: solicitude. 
 Cuita (koo-ee'-tar) /. affliction: 
 
 grief: trouble. 
 Guitado (koo-ee-tar'-do) a. 
 
 anxious: miserable: wretched. 
 Gulebra (koo - lay' - brar) /. 
 
 snake: serpent. 
 Gulpar (kool-par') v. to accuse: 
 
 blame. 
 Gultivar (kool-tee-var') v. to 
 
 cultivate. 
 Gulto (kool'-to) a. correct: 
 
 pure: polished. 
 Gumulo (koo'-moo-lo) m. heap: 
 
 pile. 
 Guna (koo'-nar) /. cradle. 
 Cunado (koon - yar' - do) m. 
 
 brother-in-law. 
 Guraci6n (koo-rar-thee-on') /. 
 
 cure: healing. 
 Gurar (koo-rarr') v. to cure: 
 
 heal. 
 Gurrutaco (koor-roo-tar'-ko) 
 
 m. beau: fop — a. affected. 
 Gustodio (koos-to'-dee-o) m. 
 
 guard: keeper: watchman. 
 Gutis (koo'-tiss) m. & f. skin. 
 Guyo (koo'-yo) pron. of whom: 
 
 of which: whose. 
 
 GH 
 
 (Considered in Spanish to 
 rank as a separate letter of the 
 alphabet.) 
 Ghdchara (char'-char-rar) /. 
 
 idle-talk: gossip. 
 Ghafallar (char-farl-yar') t;. to 
 
 mend: botch. 
 Ghafarrinar (char-far-reen- 
 
 ar') V. to blot: stain. 
 Ghal_(charl) m. shawl. 
 Ghalan (char-larn') m. hawker. 
 Ghaleco (char - lay' - ko) m. 
 
 waistcoat. 
 Ghamuscado (char-moos-kar'- 
 
 do) a. drunk: tipsy. 
 Ghamuscar (char-moos-kar') 
 
 V. to scorch: singe. 
 Ghancleta (charn-klay'-tar) /. 
 
 slipper. 
 Ghanza (cham'-thar) /. jest: 
 
 joke: fun. 
 Ghaparron (char-par-ron') m. 
 
 hea\^ shower of rain. 
 Ghapucero (char-poo-thay'-ro) 
 
 m. blacksmith. 
 Ghibor (chee-bor') m. baboon. 
 
 35 Damnificar 
 
 Ghico (chee'-ko) m. small boy 
 
 — a. little: small. 
 Chichisvear (chee-chees-vay- 
 
 r') V. to court: woo. 
 Ghifladera (chee-flar-day'-rar) 
 
 /. whistle. 
 Ghiflar (chee-flar') v. to whistle: 
 
 jest: mock. 
 Ghillar (cheel-yar') v. to 
 
 scream: shriek. 
 Ghimenea (chee-may-nay'-r) 
 
 /. chimney. 
 China (chee'-nar) /. porcelain: 
 
 china-ware. 
 Chinche (cheen'-chay) /. bug. 
 Chinela (chee-nay'-lar) /. slip- 
 per. 
 Chirivia (chee-ree-vee'-r) /. 
 
 parsnip. 
 Chirla (cheer'-lar) /. mussel. 
 Chirrionero (cheer-ree-o-nay'- 
 
 ro) m. scavenger. 
 Chisposo (chiss - po' - so) a, 
 
 sparkling. 
 Chistar (chiss-tar') v. to 
 
 mumble: mutter. 
 Chistoso (chiss - to' - so) a. 
 
 cheerful: gay. 
 Chite (chiss'-tay) interj. hush; 
 
 silence. 
 Chocolate (cho-ko-lar'-tay) m. 
 
 chocolate. 
 Chofes (cho'-fays) m. pi, 
 
 lungs. 
 Cheque (cho'-kay) m. collision; 
 
 shock: skirmish. 
 Chorizo (cho-ree'-tho) m. pork- 
 sausage. 
 Ghuleta (choo-lay'-tar) /. chop. 
 Chupar (choo-parr') v. to suck. 
 Churriento (choor-ree'-n-to) 
 
 a. greasy. 
 
 Dable (dar'-blay) a. easy: 
 
 possible. 
 Dadiva (dar'-dee-var) /. gift: , 
 
 present. I 
 
 Daga (dar'-gar) /. dagger. ' 
 
 Dama (dar' - mar) /. lady: 
 
 gentlewoman: mistress. 
 Dameria (dar-may-ree -r) /. ' 
 
 prudery. 
 Damero (dar - may - ro) m. 
 
 draught-board. 
 Damisela (dar-mee-say'-lar) /. 
 
 young lady. 
 Damnificar (darm - nee - fee- 
 
 kar') V. to damage: injure.
 
 Danza 36 
 
 IDanza (dam'-thar) /. dance. 
 Danar (dam-yar') a. to damage: 
 
 hurt. 
 I>anino (darn-yin'-o) a. noxious. 
 Dardo (darr'-do) m. dart. 
 Datil (dar'-teel) m. date (fruit). 
 Dauco (dar-oo'-ko) m. carrot. 
 De (day) prep, for: from: by: of: 
 
 on: to: with. 
 Debajo (day-bar'-ho) a. below: 
 
 under: underneath. 
 Debatir (day-bar-teer') v. to 
 
 debate: discuss. 
 Deber (day-bayr') m. debt: 
 
 duty: obligation — v. to owe. 
 Debidamente (day-bee-dar- 
 
 men'-tay) ad. duly: exactly: 
 
 justly. 
 D6bil (day'-bil) a. feeble: 
 
 frail: sickly: weak. 
 D^bito (day'-bee-to) m. debt: 
 
 duty. 
 Decadencia (day-kar-den'- 
 
 thee-r) /. decay: decline. 
 Decaer (day-kar-ayr') v. to 
 
 decay: decline. 
 Decano (day-kar'-no) m. senior. 
 Decapitar (day-kar-peet-r') v. 
 
 to behead. 
 Decencia (day-then'-thee-r) /. 
 
 decency: modesty. 
 Deceno, D6cimo (day-thay'- 
 
 no: day'-thee-mo) a. tenth. 
 Decidir (day-thee-deer') v. to 
 
 decide: determine. 
 Decir (day-theer') v. to say: 
 
 speak: tell. 
 Decisive (day-thee-see'-vo) a. 
 
 decisive: final. 
 Declaracidn (day-klar-r-thee- 
 
 on') /. declaration. 
 Declarar (day-klar-r') v. to 
 
 declare. 
 Decomiso (day-ko-mee'-so) a. 
 
 confiscate. 
 Decorar (day-kor-r') v. to 
 
 adorn: decorate. 
 Decoro (day-kor'-o) m. honour: 
 
 honesty: respect. 
 Decremento (day-kray-men'- 
 
 to) m. decrease. 
 Decr6pito (day-kray'-pee-to) 
 
 a. decrepit: worn out. 
 Dechado (day-char'-do) m. pat- 
 tern: sample. 
 Dedal (day-darl') m. thimble. 
 Dedalera (day-dar-lay'-ra) /. 
 
 foxglove. 
 
 Demente 
 Dedo (day'-do) m. finger: toe. 
 
 Dedo anular, ring finger. 
 
 Dedo del corazdn, middle 
 finger. 
 
 Dedo meiiique, little finger. 
 
 Dedo pulgar, thumb. 
 Defectible (day-fek-tee'-blay) 
 
 a. deficient: imperfect. 
 Defensa (day - fen' - sar) /. 
 
 defence: apology. 
 Deferente (day-fay-ren'-tay) a. 
 
 docile: pliant: yielding. 
 Definir (day-fee-neer') v. to 
 
 define: explain. 
 Deforme (day-for'-may) a. 
 
 deformed: ugly. 
 Defraudar (day-frar-00-dar') 
 
 V. to defraud. 
 Degollador (day-gol-yar-dor') 
 
 m. executioner. 
 Deidad (day-ee-dard') /. deity: 
 
 divinity. 
 Deifico (day-ee'-fee-ko) a. 
 
 divine. 
 Dejado (day-har'-do) a. idle: 
 
 indolent: slovenly. 
 Dejar (day-har') v. to leave: 
 
 let: forsake: quit. 
 Dejo (day'-ho) ni. end: termina- 
 tion. 
 Del (dayl) a. of the (contracted 
 
 from de el). 
 Delantal (day-larn-tarl') m. 
 
 apron. 
 Delante (day-lam'-tay) ad. 
 
 before — prep, in front of. 
 Delator (day-lar-tor') m. ac- 
 cuser: denouncer. 
 Deleitable (day-lay-ee-tar'- 
 
 blay) a. delightful. 
 Deleite (day-lay'-ee-tay) m. de- 
 light: pleasure. 
 Deletrear (day-lay-tray-ar') v. 
 
 to spell. 
 Delfin (del-feen') m. dolphin, 
 Delicado (day-lee-kar'-do) a. 
 
 delicate: dainty. 
 Delicia (day-lee'-thee-r) /. de- 
 light. 
 Delia, Dello (dayl'-ya: dayl'- 
 
 yo) contractions of de ella (of 
 
 her) and de ello (of it). 
 Demandar (day-marn-dar') v. 
 
 to demand: ask: request. 
 Demas (day-mars') a. the 
 
 others: the rest. 
 Demente (day-men'-tay) a, 
 
 mad.
 
 Democracla 3 
 
 Democracia (day-mo-krar'- 
 
 thee-r) /. democracy. 
 Demonio (day -mo'-nee-o) m. 
 
 demon. 
 Demorar (day-mo-rarr') v. to 
 
 remain. 
 Denegar (day-nay-gar') v. to 
 
 deny: refyse. 
 Densidaa (den-see-dahd') /. 
 
 density. 
 Denso (der> -fo) a. dense: com- 
 pact: thick. 
 Dentadura (den-tar-doo'-rar) 
 
 /. set of teeth 
 Dentellear (cV Atell-yay-r') v. 
 
 to bite. 
 Dentista (den-tees'-tar) m. 
 
 dentist. 
 Dentro (den'-tro) ad. within. 
 Deparar (day-par-r') v. to 
 
 offer: present: give. 
 Deplorar (day-plo-rarr') v. to 
 
 deplore. 
 Deportar (day-por-tarr') v. to 
 
 transport. 
 Depositaria (day-po-see-tar- 
 
 ree'-r) /. depository. 
 Depurar (day-poo-rar') v. to 
 
 cleanse: purify. 
 Derecha (day-ray'-char) /. 
 
 right-hand. 
 Derecho (day-ray'-cho) a. right: 
 
 just: straight. 
 Derramador (dayr-rar-m ar- 
 dor') m. spendthrift. 
 Derredor (dayr-ray-dor') m. 
 
 circumference. 
 Derribar (dayr-ree-bar') v. to 
 
 demolish. 
 Desabill^ (day-sar-beel-yay') 
 
 m. undress. 
 Desabotonar (day-sar-bo-to- 
 
 nar') v. to unbutton. 
 Desabrido (day-sar-bree'-do) 
 
 a. tasteless: insipid. 
 Desabrigar (day-sar-bree-gar') 
 
 V. to uncover. 
 Desabrigo (day-sar-bree'-go) 
 
 m. nakedness. 
 Desabrir (day-sar-bree-r') v. 
 
 to annoy: plague: vex. 
 Desacato (day-sar-kar'-to) m. 
 
 disrespect: incivility. 
 Desacierto (day-sar-thee-ayr'- 
 
 to) m. blunder: mistake. 
 Desadeudar (days-r-day-oo- 
 
 dar') V. to get out of debt. 
 Desadorar (days-r-dor-r') v. 
 
 to cease loving. 
 
 r Descanso 
 
 Desafiar (days-r-fee-r') v. to 
 
 challenge. 
 Desafortunado (days-r-for- 
 
 too-nar'-do) a. unfortunate. 
 Desagradar (days-r-grar-dar') 
 
 t;. to displease. 
 Desaguar (days-r-goo-r') v. to 
 
 empty: pour out. 
 Desahogar (days-r-o-gar') t;. 
 
 to ease a pain. 
 Desairado (days-r-ee-rar'-do) 
 
 a. slighted: disregarded. 
 Desaire (days-r-ee'-ray) m. dis- 
 dain: disrespect. 
 Desalino (days-r-leen'-yo) m. 
 
 slovenliness. 
 Desalumbrado (days-r-loom- 
 
 brar'-do) a. dazzled. 
 Desamparar (days-arm -par- 
 
 r') V. to forsake: abandon. 
 Desanudar (days-r-noo-dar') 
 
 V. to disentangle: untie. 
 Desaplicado (days-r-plee-kar'- 
 
 do) a. careless: indolent. 
 Desapretar (days-r-pray-tar') 
 
 V. to loosen: slacken. 
 Desarrapado (days-r-rar-par'- 
 
 do) a. ragged. 
 Desarreglar (days-r-ray-glar') 
 
 V. to derange. 
 Desarropar (days-r-ro-par') v. 
 
 to undress. 
 Desaseo (das-r-say'-o) m. dis- 
 order. 
 Desasir (days-r-seer') v. to 
 
 disentangle: unloosen. 
 Desastrado (days-ars-trar'-do) 
 
 a. miserable: wretched. 
 Desatacar (days-r-tar-kar') v. 
 
 to loosen: untie. 
 Desatentado (days-r-tayn-tar'- 
 
 do) a. inconsiderate: thought- 
 less. 
 Desavisado (days-r-vees-r'-do) 
 
 a. ill-advised. 
 Desayuno (days-r-yoo'-no) m. 
 
 breakfast. 
 Desbrozar (days-bro-thee-r') 
 
 V. to clear rubbish away. 
 Descabal (days-kar-barl) a. 
 
 incomplete. 
 Descabellado (days-kar-bayl- 
 
 yar'-do) a. disorderly: wild. 
 Descalzo (days-karl -tho) a. 
 
 barefooted. 
 Descampado (days-karm -par- 
 do) a. free: disengaged. 
 Descanso (days-karn -so) ia. 
 
 rest: repose.
 
 Descargadero 
 Descargadero (days-kar-gar- 
 
 day'-ro) ??i. wharf. 
 Descariiio (days-kar-een'-yo) 
 
 m. loss of affection. 
 Descendencia (days-then- 
 
 dayn'-ther) /. offspring. 
 Descender (days-then-dayr') 
 
 V. to descend. 
 Descepar (days-thee-parr') v. 
 
 to uproot. 
 Descobijar (days-ko-bee-har') 
 
 V. to uncover: undress. 
 Descoco (days-ko'-ko) m. im- 
 pudence. 
 Descolorido (days-kol-o-ree'- 
 
 do) a. colourless: pale. 
 Descomedido (days-ko-may- 
 
 dee'-do) a. impudent: in- 
 solent. 
 Descompostura (days-kom- 
 
 poos-too'-rar) /. confusion. 
 Desconcertar (days - kon - 
 
 thayr-tarr') v. to disturb. 
 Desconfiar (days-kon-fee-ar') 
 
 V. to mistrust. 
 Desconocer (days - kon - o - 
 
 thayr') v. to disown: disavow. 
 Descontar (days-kon-tar') v. 
 
 to abate: discount. 
 Descontentadizo (days-kon- 
 
 ten-tar-dee'-tho) a. squeam- 
 ish. 
 Desconvenir (days-kon-vay- 
 
 neer') v. to disagree. 
 Descorrer (days-kor-rayr') v. 
 
 to flow: run. 
 Descreer (days-kray-ayr') v. 
 
 to disbelieve. 
 Describir (days-kree-beer') v. 
 
 to delineate: draw: describe. 
 Descuerno (days-koo-er'-no) 
 
 m. affront: contempt. 
 Desde (days'-day) prep, after: 
 
 from: since. 
 Desdentado (days-den-tar'-do) 
 
 a. toothless. 
 Desdicha (days-dee'-char) /. 
 
 misfortune: calamity. 
 Desear (day-say-r') v. to 
 
 desire: wish. 
 Desecar (day-say-kar') v. to 
 
 dry. 
 Desembalar (days-m-bar-lar') 
 
 V. to unpack. 
 Desembarcar (days-m-bar- 
 
 kar') V. to land: disembark. 
 Desempapelar (days-m-par- 
 
 pay-lar') v. to unwrap. 
 
 38 
 
 Desleal 
 
 Desempaquetar (days-m-par- 
 
 kay-tar') v. to unpack. 
 Desempenar (days-m-payn- 
 
 yar') v. to redeem. 
 Desencaminar (days-n-kar- 
 
 meen-'r) v. to go astray: lose 
 
 the way. 
 Dcsenfado (days-n-far'-do) m. 
 
 calmness: ease: facility. 
 Desenganchar (days-n-garn- 
 
 char') z'. to unfasten: unhook. 
 Desengarzar (days-n-gar- 
 
 thar') V. to unravel. 
 Desenrollar (days-n-rol-yar') 
 
 V. to unroll. 
 Desenroscar (days-n-roos- 
 
 kar') V. to untwist. 
 Desentenderse (days-n-ten- 
 
 dayr'-say) v. to take no notice. 
 Deseo (day-say'-o) m. desire: 
 
 wish. 
 Deseoso (day-say-o'-so) a. 
 
 desirous. 
 Deserter (day-sayr-tor') m. 
 
 deserter: fugitive. 
 Desflorar (dess-flo-rar') v. to 
 
 sully: tarnish. 
 Desgarbado (dess-gar-bar'-do) 
 
 a. uncouth. 
 Desgobierno (dess-go-bee- 
 
 ayr'-no) m. misrule. 
 Desgraciar (dess-grar-thee-r') 
 
 V. to displease. 
 Deshabitado (days-r-bee-tar'- 
 
 do) a. uninhabited. 
 Deshacer (days-r-thayr') v. to 
 
 destroy: cancel. 
 Desharrapado (days-r-rar- 
 
 par'-do) a. shabby. 
 Deshelar (day-say-lar') v. to 
 
 thaw: melt. 
 Deshielo (days-ee-ay'-lo) m. 
 
 thaw. 
 DeshoUinador (days-ol-yee- 
 
 nar-dor') m. chimney-sweep. 
 Deshonesto (days-o-ness'-to) 
 
 a. immodest: lewd. 
 Deshonra (days-on'-ra) /. dis- 
 honour: disgrace: seduction. 
 Desidia (days-ee'-dee-r) /. lazi- 
 ness: idleness. 
 Desigual (days-ee-goo-arl') a. 
 
 unequal. 
 Desistir (days-iss-teer') v. to 
 
 stop: desist. 
 Deslavado (dess-lar-var'-do) a. 
 
 barefaced. 
 Desleal (dess-Iay-arl') a. di- 
 
 loyal.
 
 Desleir 
 Desleir (dess-lay-eer') v. to 
 
 dilute. 
 Desliar (dess-lee-ar') v. to 
 
 untie. 
 Deslizadizo (dess-lee-thar- 
 
 dee'-tho) a. slippery. 
 Deslumbrar (dess - loom' - 
 
 brar') v. to dazzle. 
 Desmanotado (dess-mar-no- 
 
 tar'-do) a. awkward. 
 Desmayo (dess-mar'-yo) m. 
 
 dismay: swoon. 
 Desnudo (dess-noo'-do) a. 
 
 bare: naked. 
 Despacio (dess-par'-thee-o) ad. 
 
 leisurely: slowly. 
 Despacito (dess-par-thee'-to) 
 
 cd. very leisurely: very slowly. 
 Despacho (dess-par'-cho) m. 
 
 expedient: dispatch. 
 Despechar (dess-pay-char') v. 
 
 to fret: enrage. 
 Despecho (dess-pay'-cho) m. 
 
 indignation. 
 Despedida (dess-pay-dee'-dar) 
 
 /. farewell. 
 Despedir (dess-pay-deer') v. 
 
 to discharge: dismiss: emit. 
 Despender (dess-pen-dayr') v. 
 
 to spend: squander. 
 Despensa (dess-pen'-sar) /. 
 
 pantry: larder. 
 Despenadero (dess-payn-yar- 
 
 day'-ro) m. precipice. 
 Despertar (dess-payr-tar') v. 
 
 to wake up. 
 Despiadado (dess-pee-r-dar'- 
 
 do) a. unmerciful. 
 Despicar (dess-pee-kar') v. to 
 
 gratify. 
 Despiefto (dess-pee-ayr'-to) a. 
 
 awake: vigilant. 
 Despilfarro (dess-peel-far'-ro) 
 
 m. mismanagement. 
 Despinzas (dess-peen'-thas) /. 
 
 pi. tweezers. 
 Despique (dess-pee'-kay) m. 
 
 revenge. 
 Desplacer (dess-plar-thayr') v. 
 
 to displease. 
 Desprecio (dess-pray'-thee-o) 
 
 m. contempt: scorn. 
 Desprender (dess-pren-dayr') 
 
 V. to unfasten: loosen. 
 Desproposito (dess-pro-po'- 
 
 see-to) m. absurdity. 
 Despu^s (dess-poo-ess') ad. 
 
 after: afterwards. 
 
 39 Devanear 
 
 Despumar (dess-poo-mar') v. 
 
 to skim. 
 Despuntar (dess-poon-tar') v. 
 
 to blunt. 
 Destajo (dess-tar'-ho) m. job: 
 
 work. 
 Destello (dess - tayl' - yo) m. 
 
 sparkle: glitter. 
 Destilar (dess-teel-r') v. to 
 
 distil. 
 Destilatorio (dess-teel-r-tor'- 
 
 ee-o) m. distillery. 
 Destine (dess-tee'-no) m, des- 
 tiny: fate. 
 Destornillador (dess-tor-neel- 
 
 yar-dor') m. screwdriver. 
 Destroncar (dess-tron-kar') v. 
 
 to cut off: lop off: maim. 
 Destruccion (dess-trook-thee- 
 
 on') /. destruction. 
 Destruir (dess-troo-eer') v. 
 
 to destroy. 
 Desvalido (dess-var-lee'-do) a. 
 
 destitute: helpless. 
 Desvan (dess-varn') m. garret. 
 Desvanecimiento (dess-var- 
 
 nay-thee-mee-n'-to) m. gid- 
 diness. 
 Desvario (dess-var-ee'-o) m. 
 
 delirium. 
 Desvelar (dess-vay-lar') v. to 
 
 keep awake. 
 Desvelo (dess-vee'-lo) m. want 
 
 of sleep. 
 Desventaja (dess-ven-tar'-har) 
 
 /. disadvantage. 
 Dcsventura (dess-ven-too'-rar) 
 
 /. misfortune. 
 Desvergonzado (dess-vayr- 
 
 gon-thar'-do) a. impudent: 
 
 shameless. 
 Detallista (day-tarl-yiss'-tar) /. 
 
 retailer. 
 Detener (day-tay-nayr') v. to 
 
 detain. 
 Deteriorar (day-tay-ree-o-rar') 
 
 V. to deteriorate. 
 Detestar (day-tess-tar') v. to 
 
 detest. 
 Detras (day-trars') ad. after: 
 
 behind: behind one's back. 
 Deuda (day'-oo-dar) /. debt: 
 
 fault. 
 Deudo (day'-oo-do) m. parent. 
 Deudor (day-oo-dor') m. & /. 
 
 debtor. 
 Devanear (day-var-nay-r') V. 
 
 to rave: talk nonsense.
 
 Devengar 
 Devengar (day-vayn-gar') v. 
 
 to earn. 
 Devocion (day-vo-thee-on') /. 
 
 devotion. 
 Devorar (day-vor-r') v. to 
 
 devour. 
 Devuelto (day-voo-ayl'-to) a. 
 
 returned. 
 Dia (dee'-r) /. day. 
 Diablo (dee-r'-blo) m. devil. 
 Dia de aiios (dee'-r: day: arn'- 
 
 yos) /. birthday. 
 Diafano (dee-r'-far-no) a. 
 
 transparent. 
 Dialogo (dee-r'-lo-go) m. dia- 
 logue. 
 Diamante (dee-r-marn'-tay) m. 
 
 diamond. 
 Didmetro (dee-r'-mayt-ro) m. 
 
 diameter. 
 Diantre (dee - arnt' - ray) m. 
 
 deuce: devil. 
 Diario (de-r'-ree-o) m. diary: 
 
 journal: daily paper. 
 Diarrea (dee - r - ray' - ar) /. 
 
 diarrhoea. 
 Dibujar (dee-boo-har') v. to 
 
 draw: design. 
 Dibujo (dee-boo'-ho) rn. draw- 
 ing: design: sketch. 
 Diccionario (deek-thee-o-nar'- 
 
 ree-o) m. dictionary. 
 Diciembre (de-thee-m'-bray) 
 
 m. December. 
 Dictador (deek-tar-dor') m. 
 
 dictator. 
 Dictamen (deek-tar'-men) m. 
 
 opinion: suggestion. 
 Dicterio (deek-tayr'-ee-o) m. 
 
 insult: sarcasm. 
 Diciia (dee'-char) /. happiness. 
 Diente (dee-n'-tay) m. tooth: 
 
 fang: tusk. 
 Diestra (dee-ess'-trar) /. right 
 
 hand. 
 Dieta (dee-ay'-tar) /. diet. 
 Diez (dee'-eth) a. & m. ten. 
 Difamar (dee-far-mar') v. to 
 
 defame: libel. 
 Diferencia (dee-fay-ren-thee'- 
 
 r) /. difference. 
 Dificil (dee - fee' - theel) a. 
 
 difficult. 
 Difidente (dee-fee-den'-tay) a. 
 
 diffident. 
 Difunto (dce-foon'-to) a. dead: 
 
 deceased. 
 Digerible (dee-hay-rec'-blay) 
 
 a. digestible. 
 
 40 
 
 Disfrutar 
 
 Digerlr (dee-hay-reer') t;. to 
 
 digest. 
 Digestidn (dee-hays-tee-on') /. 
 
 digestion. 
 Dignarse (deeg-nar'-say) v. 
 
 to condescend: deign. 
 Dignidad (deeg-nee-dahd') /. 
 
 dignity. 
 Digno (deeg'-no) a. worthy. 
 Dilacion (dee-lar-thee-on') /. 
 
 delay. 
 Dilatado (dee-lar-tar'-do) a. 
 
 numerous: spacious: large. 
 Dilatar (dee-lar-tar') v. to ex- 
 pand: dilate. 
 Dilecto (dee-lek'-to) a. beloved: 
 
 loved. 
 Diligencia (dee-lee-hen-thee'- 
 
 r) /. diligence. 
 Dilucidar (dee-loo-thee-dar') 
 
 V. to explain: elucidate. 
 Diluvio (dee-loo-vee'-o) m. 
 
 deluge: inundation. 
 Diminuto (dee-mee-noo'-to) a. 
 
 defective: faulty. 
 Dinero (dee-nay'-ro) m. coin: 
 
 coinage: money. 
 Dios (dee'-os) m. God. 
 Diosa (dee-o'-sar) /. goddess. 
 Diputado (dee-poo-tar'-do) w. 
 
 deputy. 
 Directo (dee-rek'-to) a. straight: 
 
 direct. 
 Dirigir (dee-ree-heer') v. to 
 
 conduct: direct. 
 Dirimir (dee-ree-meer') v. to 
 
 dissolve. 
 Discernir (dess-thayr-neer') v. 
 
 to discern: distinguish. 
 Discipulo (dess-thee-poo'-lo) 
 
 scholar: pupil. 
 Disco (dees'-ko) m. disc. 
 Discrepar (dess-kray-par') v. 
 
 to differ. 
 Disculpa (dees-kool'-par) /. 
 
 apology: excuse. 
 Discutir (dees-koot-eer') v. to 
 
 discuss. 
 Disecar (dee-say-kar') v. to 
 
 dissect. 
 Disenar (dee-sayn-yar') v. to 
 
 draw: design. 
 Disfraz (dees-frath') m. dis- 
 guise: mask. 
 Disfrazar (dees-frath-r') v. to 
 
 disguise. 
 Disfrutar (dees-froo-tar') v. to 
 
 enjoy.
 
 Disgustar i 
 
 Disgustar (dees-goos-tar') v. 
 
 to disgust: offend. 
 Dlsimulado (dee-see-moo-lar'- 
 
 do) a. reserved. 
 Disipado (dee-see-par'-do) a. 
 
 lavish: wasteful. 
 Dislate (dees-lar'-tay) m. ab- 
 surdity: nonsense. 
 Disminuir (dees-meen-oo-ee- 
 
 r') V. to diminish. 
 Dispar (dees-par') a. unequal: 
 
 unlike. 
 Disparar (dees-par-r') v. to 
 
 shoot: fire a gun. 
 Disparo (dees-par'-o) m. dis- 
 charge: explosion. 
 Dispendioso (dees-pen-dee-o'- 
 
 so) a. costly. 
 Displicente (dees-plee-then'- 
 
 tay) a. displeasing: otTensive. 
 Distancia (dees-tam-thee'-r)/. 
 
 distance. 
 Distante (dees-tarn'-tay) a. 
 
 distant: far off. 
 Distinguido (dees-teen-goo- 
 
 ee'-do) a. distinguished. 
 Distinto (dees-teen'-to) a. dis- 
 tinct. 
 Distraido (dees-trar-ee'-do) a- 
 
 absent. 
 Distribuir (dees-tree-boo-eer') 
 
 t'. to distribute. 
 Disuadir (dees-oo-r-deer') v. 
 
 to dissuade. 
 Diurno (dee-oor'-no) m. prayer- 
 book — m. pi. butterflies. 
 Divagacion (dee-var-gar-thee- 
 
 on') /. wandering. 
 Divagar (dee-var-gar') v. to 
 
 ramble: roam. 
 Diversion (dee-vayr-see-on') /. 
 
 sport: amusement. 
 Diverse (dee - vayr' - so) a. 
 
 different: diverse. 
 Divertido (dee-vayr-tee'-do) a. 
 
 amused: merry. 
 Divertir (dee-vayr-teer') v. to 
 
 turn aside: amuse: entertain. 
 Dividendo (dee-vee-den'-do) 
 
 m. dividend (arith: & shares). 
 Dividir (dee-vee-deer') v. to 
 
 divide: separate. 
 Divieso (dee-vee-ay'-so)m. boil. 
 Divino (dee-vee'-no) a. divine. 
 Divisa (dee-vee'-sa) /. device: 
 
 badge: motto. 
 Division (dee-vee-see-on') /. 
 
 division. 
 
 Donaire 
 Divorcio (dee-vor'-thee-o) m. 
 
 divorce. 
 Divuigaci6n (dee-vool-gar- 
 
 thee-on') /. publication. 
 Dobladillo (do-blar-deel'-yo) 
 
 m. border: hem. 
 Doblado (do - blar' - do) a. 
 
 strong: forceful: robust. 
 Dobladura (do-blar-doo'-rar) 
 
 /. crease: fold. 
 Doblar (do-blar') v. to crease: 
 
 double: fold. 
 Doble (do'-blay) a. double: 
 
 duplicate. 
 Dobles4able (do-blay-gar'-blay) 
 
 a. pliable. 
 Doblegar (do-blay-gar') v. to 
 
 bend. 
 Doblemente (do-blay-mayn'- 
 
 tee) ad. artfully: deceitfully. 
 Doce (do-thay') a. & m. twelve. 
 Docena (do-thay'-nar)/. dozen. 
 Docente (do-thayn'-tay) a. 
 
 teaching. 
 D6cil (do'-thill) a. docile: 
 
 gentle. 
 Docto (dok'-to) a. learned. 
 Dogo (do'-go) m. bulldog. 
 Dolencia (do-layn-thee'-r) /. 
 
 disease. 
 Doler (do-layr') v. to suffer pain. 
 Doliente (do-lee-n'-tay) a. ach- 
 ing: suffering. 
 Dolo (do'-lo) m. deceit: fraud. 
 Doloroso (do-lo-ro'-so) a. dis- 
 mal: sorrowful. 
 Doloso (do-lo'-so) a. deceitful. 
 Domar (do-mar') v. to tame: 
 
 subdue. 
 Domestico (do-mess-tee'-ko) 
 
 m. domestic: menial. 
 Domiciliarse (do-mee-thee- 
 
 lee-r'-say) v. to take up 
 
 residence. 
 Domicilio (do-mee-thee'-lee-o) 
 
 m. domicile: home. 
 Dominacion (do - mee - nar - 
 
 thee-on')/. dominion: author- 
 
 ity._ 
 Dominar (do-mee-nar') v. to 
 
 domineer: bully. 
 Domingo (do-meen'-go) m. 
 
 Sunday. 
 Don (don) m. donation: gift: 
 
 present: Spanish title. 
 Donacion (don-r-thee-on') /. 
 
 donation: gift. 
 Donaire (do-nar'-ee-ray) m. 
 
 elegance: grace.
 
 Doncella 
 
 42 
 
 Efectividad 
 
 Doncella (don-thell'-yar) /. 
 
 maiden: virgin. 
 Donde (don'-day) ad. where. 
 Donde (don'-day) ad. for what 
 
 reason: by which way. 
 Dona (don'-yar)/. lady: mistress. 
 Doquier (do-kee-er') ad. any- 
 where. 
 Dorado (do-rar'-do) a. gilt. 
 Dormidero (dor-mee-day'-ro) 
 
 a. sleepy. 
 Dormilon (dor-meel-on') a. 
 
 dull: sleepy. 
 Dormir (dor-meer') v. to sleep. 
 Dormitar (dor-mee-tar') v. to 
 
 doze. 
 Dorso (dor'-so) m. back: back- 
 bone. 
 Dos (doss) a. ©" m. two. 
 Dosis (do'-sees) /. dose. 
 Dote (do'-tay) m. & f. dowry. 
 Dragar (drar-gar') v. to 
 
 dredge. 
 Dramatic© (drar-mar'-tee-ko) 
 
 a. dramatic. 
 Dramaturgo (drar-mar-toor'- 
 
 go) m. & f. play right: 
 
 dramatist. 
 Drenaje (dray-nar'-hay) m. 
 
 drainage. 
 Droga (dro'-gar) /. drug: 
 
 medicine. 
 Droguero (dro-goo-er'-o) m. 
 
 druggist. 
 Dubitativo (doo-bee-tar-tee'- 
 
 vo) a. doubtful: dubious. 
 Ducha (doo'-char) /. shower- 
 bath. 
 Ducho (doo'-cho) a. skilful: 
 
 dexterous. 
 Duda (doo'-dar) /. doubt: 
 
 hesitation. 
 Dudar (doo-dar') v. to doubt: 
 
 hesitate. 
 Duelo (doo-ayl'-o) m. duel. 
 Duende (doo-n'-day) m. ghost. 
 Duena (doo-ayn'-yar) /. mar- 
 ried lady: mistress. 
 Dueno (doo-ayn'-yo) m. master: 
 
 owner. 
 Dulce (dool'-thay) a. sweet: 
 
 soft: mild. 
 Dulclficar (dool-thee-fee-kar') 
 
 V. to sweeten. 
 Dulcinea (dooUthee-nay'-r) /. 
 
 sweetheart. 
 Duplicado (doop'-lee-kar-do) 
 
 m. duplicate. 
 
 Duplicar (doop-lee-kar') v. to 
 double: repeat. 
 
 Duque (doo'-kay) m. duke. 
 
 Duquesa (doo - kay' - sar) /. 
 duchess. 
 
 Duradero (doo-rar-day'-ro) a. 
 lasting: durable. 
 
 Durante (doo-rarn'-tay) prep. 
 & ad. during. 
 
 Durar (doo-rar') v. to con- 
 tinue: last. 
 
 Durazno (doo-rarth'-no) m. 
 peach. 
 
 Dureza (doo-ray'thar) /. hard- 
 ness: firmness. 
 
 Duro (doo'-ro) a. hard: firm: 
 solid. 
 
 E (ay) conj. and. 
 
 Ea pues (ay-ar': poo-ess) interj. 
 
 well then. 
 Ebanista (ay-bar-nees'-tar) m. 
 
 , cabinet-maker. 
 Ebano (ay'-bar-no) m. ebony. 
 Ebrio (ay'-bree-o) a. in- 
 ebriated: drunk. 
 Eburneo (ay-boor'-nay-o) a. 
 
 ivory. 
 Eco (ay'-ko) m. echo. 
 Economizar (ay-ko-no-mee- 
 
 thar') 1^. to economise: save. 
 Ecuador (ay-koo-ar-dor') m. 
 
 Equator. 
 Ecumenico (ay-koo-may'-nee- 
 
 ko) a. universal. 
 Echar (ay-char') v. to cast: 
 
 dart: pitch: throw. 
 Edad (ay-dahd') /. age: era: 
 
 time. 
 Eden (ay-dayn') m. Eden: 
 
 paradise. 
 Edicion (ay-dee-thee-on') /. 
 
 edition: issue. 
 Edicto (ay-deek'-to) m. placard. 
 Edificio (ay-dee-fee'-thee-o) m. 
 
 building: edifice. 
 Editar (ay-dee-tar') v. to 
 
 publish. 
 Editor (ay-dee-tor') m. & f. 
 
 editor: publisher. 
 Educacion (ay-doo-kar-thee- 
 
 on') /. education: learning. 
 Educando (ay-doo-karn'-do) 
 
 m. & f. pupil: student. 
 Educar (ay-doo-kar') v. to 
 
 educate. 
 Efectividad (ay-fek-tee-vee- 
 
 dahd') /. reality.
 
 Efectivo 
 
 Efectivo (ay-fek-tee'-vo) a. 
 
 effective: certain: true. 
 Efecto (ay-fek'-to) m. con- 
 sequence. 
 Efectuar (ay-fek-too-r') v. to 
 
 carry out. 
 Efervescencia (ay-fayr-vays- 
 
 then-thee'-r) /. effervescence. 
 Eficacia (ay-fee-ka-thee'-r) /. 
 
 efficacy. 
 Eficiente (ay-fee-thee-n-tay) a. 
 
 efficient. 
 Efugio (ay - foo' - hee - o) m. 
 
 evasion: subterfuge. 
 Egoismo (ay-go-ees'-mo) m. 
 
 selfishness. 
 Egregio (ay-gray'-he-o) a. re- 
 markable. 
 Eje (ay'-hay) m. axis: shaft: 
 
 spindle. 
 Ejecucion (ay-hay-koo-thee- 
 
 on') /. execution: perform- 
 ance. 
 Ejecutante (ay-ha-koo-tarn '- 
 
 tay) m. performer. 
 Ejemplar (ay-hem-plar') m. 
 
 example: model. 
 Ejercer (ay-hayr-thayr') v. to 
 
 exercise: practice. 
 Ej6rcito (ay-hayr'-thee-to) m. 
 
 army. 
 El (ell) article, m. the. 
 El (ell) m. Ella (ell'-lar)/. Ello 
 
 (ell'-lo) n. he: she: it. 
 Elaborado (ay-lar-bo-rar'-do) 
 
 a. elaborate. 
 Elastico (ay-lars'-tee-ko) a. 
 
 elastic. 
 Eleccion (ay-lek-thee-on') /. 
 
 election. 
 Electo (ay-lek'-to) m. & f. 
 
 elect: chosen. 
 Electricidad (ay-lek-tree-thee- 
 
 dahd') /. electricity. 
 E16ctrico (ay-Iek-tree'-ko) a. 
 
 electric. 
 Elefante (ay-lay-fam'-tay) m. 
 
 elephant. 
 Elegancia (ay-Iay-gam'-thee- 
 
 r) /. elegance: grace. 
 Elegible (ay-lay-hee'-blay) a. 
 
 eligible. 
 Elegir (ay-lay-heer') v. to elect: 
 
 choose. 
 Elenco (ay-len'-ko) m. cata- 
 logue: list. 
 Elevar (ay-lay-var') v. to raise: 
 
 elevate. 
 
 43 Embudo 
 
 Elocuencia (ay-lo-koo-n-thee'- 
 
 r) /. eloquence. 
 Elogiar (ay-lo-he-r') v. to 
 
 praise: congratulate. 
 Eludir (ay-loo-deer') v. to 
 
 avoid: elude: escape. 
 Embajada (em-bar-har'-dar)/. 
 
 embassy: legation. 
 Embajador (em-bar-har-dor') 
 
 m. ambassador. 
 Embalaje (em-bar-lar'-hay) nt. 
 
 package: packing. 
 Embalsamar (em-barl-sar- 
 
 mar') v. to perfume: scent. 
 Embarazar (em-bar-rar-thar') 
 
 V. to hinder: obstruct. 
 Embarcacion (em-bar-kar- 
 
 thce-on') /. embarkation. 
 Embarcadero (em-bar-kar- 
 
 dayr'-o) m. pier: quay: har- 
 bour. 
 Embargar (em-bar-gar') v. to 
 
 hinder: impede. 
 Embastar (em-bars-tar') v. to 
 
 stitch: sew temporarily. 
 Embate (em - bar' - tay) m. 
 
 breakers: surf: waves. 
 Embaucar (em-bar-oo-kar') v. 
 
 to deceive: trick. 
 Embebecer (em-bay-bay- 
 
 thayr') v. to astonish. 
 Embeleco (em-bay-lay '-ko) m. 
 
 fraud: imposition. 
 Embelesar (em-bay-lay-sar') 
 
 V. to charm: please: fascinate. 
 Embestida (em-bess-tee'-dar) 
 
 /. assault. 
 Embestir (em-bess'-teer) v. to 
 
 assail. 
 Embobar (em-bo-bar') v. to 
 
 amuse: distract. 
 Emborrachar (em-bor-rar- 
 
 char') V. to intoxicate: make 
 
 drunk. 
 Embotado (em-bo-tar'-do) a. 
 
 blunt: dull. 
 Embotellar (em-bo-tayl-yar') 
 
 V. to bottle. 
 Embravecer (em-brar-vay- 
 
 thayr') v. to'enrage: irritate. 
 Embrollo (em-broU'-yo) m. 
 
 trickery. 
 Embromado (em-bro-mar'« 
 
 do) a. foggy: hazy: misty. 
 Embrutecer (em-broo-tay» 
 
 thayr') v. to stupefy. 
 Embudo (em-boo'-do) m. fun- 
 nel.
 
 Etnbuste 
 Etnbuste (em-boos'-tay) m. 
 
 fraud: lie. 
 Embustero (em-boos-tay'-ro) 
 
 m. cheat: impostor: liar. 
 Embutido (em-boo-tee'-do) m. 
 
 sausage. 
 Em^tico (ay-may'-tee-ko) m. 
 
 emetic. 
 Emigrar (ay-mee-grar') v. to 
 
 emigrate. 
 Emisidn (ay-mee-see-on') /. 
 
 emission: issue. 
 Emitir (ay-mee-teer') v. to 
 
 emit: send forth. 
 Emoci6n (ay-mo-thee-on') /. 
 
 emotion. 
 Empacar (em-par-kar') v. to 
 
 pack up. 
 Empachar (em-par-char') v. to 
 
 embarrass. 
 Empacho (em-par'-cho) m. 
 
 bashfulness: timidity. 
 Empalagar (em-par-lar-gar') 
 
 V. to disgust: loathe. 
 Empalizada (em-par-lee-thar' 
 
 dar) /. palisade. 
 Empedrado (em-pay-drar'-do) 
 
 m. pavement. 
 Empenar (em-payn-yar') v. to 
 
 pawn: commence. 
 Empeno (em-payn'-yo) m. 
 
 obligation: engagement: 
 
 pledge. 
 Empero (em-pay'-ro) conj. but: 
 
 however: yet. 
 Empezar (em-pay-thar') v. to 
 
 begin. 
 Empinar (em-peen-ar') v. to 
 
 exalt: raise. 
 Emplear (em-play-ar') v. to 
 
 employ: occupy. 
 Etnpleo (em-play'-o) m. 
 
 business: employment. 
 Emponzonar (em-pon-thon- 
 
 yar') v. to poison. 
 Emprender (em-pren-dayr') v. 
 
 to undertake: venture. 
 Emprenar (em-pren-yar') v. 
 
 to beget: impregnate. 
 Empresa (em-pray'-sa) /. en- 
 terprise. 
 Empr^stito (em-press'-tee-to) 
 
 m. loan: money lent. 
 Etnpujar (em-poo-har') v. to 
 
 grasp: push. 
 En (en) prep, as: for: in: on: 
 
 upon. 
 Enamorarse (ay-nar-mor-r'- 
 
 say) V. to fall in love. 
 
 4 Engano 
 
 Enastado (ay-nar-star'-do) a. 
 
 horned. 
 Encaje (en-kar'-hay) m. lace: 
 
 mosaic work. 
 Encantar (en-kam-tar') v. to 
 
 enchant. 
 Encapotarse (en-kar-po-tar'- 
 
 say) 1'. to look sullen: become 
 
 cloudy. 
 Encarar (en-kar-r') v. to face. 
 Encargar (en-kar-gar') v. to 
 
 charge: commit. 
 Encargo (en - kar' - go) m. 
 
 charge: employ: office: trust. 
 Encender (en-then-dayr') v. to 
 
 enrage: set on fire. 
 Encerrar (en-thayr-r') v. to 
 
 enclose: lock up: shut up. 
 Encima (en - thee' - ma) ad. 
 
 above: over: besides. 
 Encogido (en-ko-hee'-do) a. 
 
 timid: bashful. 
 Encojarse (en-ko-har'-say) v. 
 
 to be lame. 
 Encomendar (en-ko-men-dar') 
 
 V. to recommend. 
 Encomiar (en-ko-mee-r') v. to 
 
 extol: praise. 
 Encontrar (en-kon-trar') v. to 
 
 encounter: meet. 
 Encuentro (en-koo-en'-tro) m. 
 
 encounter: meeting. 
 Encumbrar (en-koom-brar') 
 
 V. to elevate: mount: raise. 
 Endosar (en-do-sar') v. to en- 
 dorse: indorse. 
 Endoso (en-do'-so) m. indorse- 
 ment (of cheque: bill, etc.). 
 Enemigo (ay-nay-mee'-go) m. 
 
 enemy. 
 Enfadar (en-far-dar') v. to 
 
 irritate: annoy: trouble. 
 Enfermar (en-fayr-mar') v. to 
 
 fall sick: weaken. 
 Enferrnedad (en - fayr - may - 
 
 dahd') /. illness: sickness. 
 Enfermeria (en-fayr-may- 
 
 ree'-r) /. hospital: infirmary. 
 Enfermizo (en-fayr-mee'-tho) 
 
 a. infirm: unhealthy. 
 Enflautado (en-flar-oo-tar'-do) 
 
 a. inflated. 
 Enfrente (en-fren'-tay) ad. op- 
 posite: over against: in front. 
 Enganar (en-gam-yar') v. to 
 
 cheat: deceive. 
 Engano (en-garn'-yo) m. deceit: 
 
 fraud: mistake.
 
 Engordarse 
 
 Engordarse (en-gor-dar'-say) 
 
 V. to become fat. 
 Engrandecer (en-gram-day- 
 
 thayr') v. to exaggerate. 
 Enjugar (en-hoo-gar') v. to 
 
 dry: wipe. 
 Enlace (en-lar'-thay) m. wed- 
 ding: link: lacing together. 
 Enmendar (en-men-dar') v. to 
 
 correct: repair. 
 Enojar (ay-no-har') v. to 
 
 tease: irritate: make angry. 
 Enojo (ay-no'-ho) m. anger: 
 
 passion. 
 Enorme (ay - nor' - may) a. 
 
 enormous: huge. 
 Enredar (en-ray-dar') r. to 
 
 perplex. 
 Enredo (en-ray'-do) m. en- 
 tanglement: tangle. 
 Enrejado (en-ray-har'-do) m. 
 
 trellis-work: railing. 
 Enrevesado (en-ray-vay-sar'- 
 
 do) a. frisky. 
 Enriscar (en-rees-kar') v. to 
 
 lift: raise. 
 Enroscar (en-ross-kar') v. to 
 
 twist. 
 Ensalada (en-sar-lar'-dar) m. 
 
 salad: mixture. 
 Ensalzarse (en-sarl-thar'-say) 
 
 V. to boast: brag. 
 Ensayar (en-sar-yar') i\ to 
 
 attempt: try. 
 Ensenar (en-sayn-yar') v. to 
 
 instruct: teach. 
 Ensordecer (en - sor - day - 
 
 thayr') v. to become deaf. 
 Entallar (en-tarl-yar') to mark: 
 
 carve: engrave. 
 Entender (en-tayn-dayr') v. to 
 
 comprehend: understand. 
 Entenderse (en-tayn-dayr'- 
 
 say) V. to agree. 
 Entendido (en-tayn-dee'-do) a. 
 
 learned: wise. 
 Entendimiento (en-tayn-dee- 
 
 mee-n'-to) m. knowledge: 
 
 wisdom. 
 Enterar (en-tay-rar') i;. to 
 
 reform: inform. 
 Enterizo (en-tay-ree'-tho) a. 
 
 entire: complete: whole. 
 Enterrar (en-tayr-rar') v. to 
 
 bun,-: inter. 
 Entonces (en-ton'-thess) ad. 
 
 then: at that time. 
 Entrada (en-trar'-dar) /. en- 
 trance. 
 
 ; Escala 
 
 Entrambos (en-trarm'-bos) a. 
 
 both. 
 
 Entrar (en-trar') v. to enter: 
 go in. 
 
 Entre (en'-tray) prep, among 
 between: in. 
 
 Entrega (en-tray'-gar) /. de- 
 livery. 
 
 Entremetido (en-tray-may- 
 tee'-do) 771. fef /. busybody. 
 
 Entrepano (en-tray-pam'-yo) 
 m. shelf: panel. 
 
 Entretanto (en-tray-tam'-to) 
 ad. meanwhile. 
 
 Entretener (en-tray-tayn-r') v. 
 to amuse: please. 
 
 Entretenido (en-tray-tayn ee'- 
 do) a. amusing: pleasing. 
 
 Entrevista (en-tray-vees'-tar) 
 /. interview. 
 
 Entusiasmo (en-too-see-ars'- 
 mo) 771. enthusiasm. 
 
 Enunciacion (ay-noon-thee-r- 
 thee'-on) /. declaration. 
 
 Envalentonar (en-var-len-ton- 
 r') V. to encourage. 
 
 Envanecer (en-var-nay-thayr') 
 V. to swell with pride. 
 
 Envenenar (en-vay-nay-nar') 
 V. to poison. 
 
 Envestir (en-vays-teer') v. to 
 investigate: look into. 
 
 Enviada (en-vee-r'-dar)/. mes- 
 sage. 
 
 Enviado (en-vee-r'-do) w. mes- 
 senger. 
 
 Enviudar (en-vee-oo-dar') v. 
 to become a widow(er). 
 
 Envoltura (en-sol-too'-rar) /. 
 envelope: covering. 
 
 Epistola (ay-piss'-to-lar) /. 
 letter. 
 
 Equipaje (ay-kee-par'-hay) w. 
 luggage: baggage. 
 
 Equipar (ay-kee-par') v. to 
 equip: furnish. 
 
 Ereccion (ay-rek-thee-on') /. 
 establishment: erection. 
 
 Erigir (ay-ree-geer') r. to 
 build: erect. 
 
 Errar (ayr-rar') v. to err: mis- 
 take: offend. 
 
 Error (ayr-ror') 771. error: mis- 
 take: fault: defect. 
 
 Esbelto (ess-bel'-to) a. shapely: 
 tall: genteel. 
 
 Escabeche (ess-ka-bay'-chay) 
 m. pickle. 
 
 Escala (ess-kar'-lar) /. ladder.
 
 Escalera 
 
 46 
 
 Escalera (ess-kar-lay'-rar) /. 
 
 stairs: staircase. 
 Escalofrio (ess-karl-o-free-o') 
 
 m. chill: shiver. 
 Escandalo (ess-karn'-dar-lo) 
 
 m. scandal. 
 Escapar (ess-kar-par') v. to 
 
 escape: flee: run away. 
 Escapatoria (ess-kar-par-tor- 
 
 ee'-r) /. excuse. 
 Escarchar (ess-kar-char') v. 
 
 to be frozen. 
 Escarlata (ess-kar-lar'-tar) /. 
 
 scarlet. 
 Escarlatina (ess-kar-lar-tee'- 
 
 nar) /. scarlet-fever. 
 Escarnecer (ess - kar- nay - 
 
 thayr') v. to mock. 
 Escaso (ess-kar'-so) a. scarce: 
 
 scanty: small. 
 Escatimar (ess-kar-tee-mar') 
 
 V. to curtail: haggle. 
 Escena (ess-thay'-nar) /. scene: 
 
 stage: view. 
 Esceptico (ess-thep'-tee-ko) a. 
 
 sceptic. 
 Esclarecer (ess - klar - ray - 
 
 thayr') v. to lighten: il- 
 luminate. 
 Esclarecido (ess - klar - ray - 
 
 thee'-do) a. eminent: illustri- 
 ous. 
 Esclavo (ess-klar'-vo) nt. & f. 
 
 slave. 
 Escoba (ess-ko'-bar) /. broom. 
 Escobilla (ess-ko-beel'-yar) /. 
 
 brush. 
 Escoc^s (ess-ko-thays') m. & f. 
 
 Scotch. 
 Escoger (ess-ko-hayr') 1^. to 
 
 choose: select. 
 Escogimiento (ess-ko-hee- 
 
 niee-n'-to) m. choice: selec- 
 tion. 
 Escombro (ess-kom'-bro) /. 
 
 rubbish. 
 Esconder (ess-kon-dayr') v. 
 
 to hide: conceal. 
 Escopeta (ess-ko-pay'-tar) /. 
 
 gun. 
 Escribir (ess-kree-beer') v. to 
 
 write. 
 Escrltorio (ess-kree-to-ree'-o) 
 
 tn. desk: writing-table: office. 
 Escuadra (ess-koo-r'-drar) /. 
 
 square. 
 Escuchar (ess-koo-char') v. to 
 
 listen. 
 
 Especular 
 Escuela (ess - koo - ayl' - r) /. 
 
 school: teaching. 
 Escuerzo (ess-koo-er'-tho) m. 
 
 toad. 
 Escultura (ess-kool-too'-rar) /. 
 
 sculpture. 
 Escupir (ess-koo-peer') v. to 
 
 spit. 
 Escurrir (ess-koor-reer') v. to 
 
 wring: drain. 
 Ese (ay '-say) m. Esa (ay'-sar)/. 
 
 Eso (ay'-so) n. Esos (ay'- 
 
 sos) m. pi. Esas (ay'-sars) /. 
 
 pi. pron. that: those. 
 Esforzar (ess-for-thar') v. to 
 
 strengthen. 
 Esforzarse (ess-for-thar'-say) 
 
 V. to strive. 
 Esmalte (ess-marl'-tay) m. 
 
 enamel. 
 Esmeralda (ess-may-rarl'-dar) 
 
 /. emerald. 
 Esmerar (ess-may-rar') v. to 
 
 polish. 
 Esofago (ess-o'-far-go) m. 
 
 throat. 
 Espaciar (ess-pay-thee-r') v. 
 
 to spread: scatter. 
 Espacio (ess-pay-thee'-o) m. 
 
 space: place: capacity. 
 Espacioso (ess-pay-thee-o'-so) 
 
 a. spacious. 
 Espada (ess-par'-dar) /. sword: 
 
 ace of spades — m. bull-fighter. 
 Espalda (ess - pari' - dar) /. 
 
 shoulder: back (of body). 
 Espantar (ess-pam-tar') v. to 
 
 frighten. 
 Espanto (ess - parn' - to) m. 
 
 fright: threat. 
 Espantoso (ess-parn-to'-so) a. 
 
 frightful: dreadful. 
 Esparcir (ess-parr-theer') v. to 
 
 publish. 
 Especeria (ess - pay - thee - 
 
 ree-r') /. grocery shop. 
 Especia (ess-pay-thee'-r) /. 
 
 spice. 
 Especificar (ess-pay-thee-fee- 
 
 kar') V. to specify. 
 Especioso (ess-pay-thee-o'-so) 
 
 a. beautiful. 
 Espectador (ess-payk-tar-dor') 
 
 m. & f. spectator. 
 Espectro (ess-payk'-tro) m. 
 
 spectre: ghost. 
 Especular (ess-pay-koo-larr') 
 V. to speculate.
 
 Espejo / 
 
 Espejo (ess-pay'-ho) m. mirror: 
 
 looking-glass. 
 Espera (ess-pay '-rar) /. delay: 
 
 stop: interval. 
 Esperanza (ess-pay-rarn'-thar) 
 
 /. hope: expectancy. 
 Esperar (ess-pay-rar') v. to 
 
 hope: expect. 
 Espeso (ess-pay '-so) a. thick: 
 
 dense. 
 Espia (ess-pee'-r) /. spy. 
 Espiador (ess-pee-r-dor') m. 
 
 explorer. 
 Espina (ess-peen'-r) /. thorn: 
 
 prickle: fish bone. 
 Espionaje (ess-pee-on-r'-hay) 
 
 m. espionage. 
 Espiritu (ess-pee'-ree-too) m. 
 
 spirit: soul: ardour. 
 Espl6ndido (ess-playn'-dee- 
 
 do) a. splendid. 
 Esponja (ess - pon' - har) /. 
 
 sponge. 
 Esportillero (ess-por-teel-yar'- 
 
 o) m. porter. 
 Esposa (ess-po'-sar) /. wife. 
 Esposo (ess-po'-so) m. hus- 
 band: spouse. 
 Espuela (ess-poo-ay'-lar) /. 
 
 spur: larkspur. 
 Espuma (ess - poo' - mar) /. 
 
 froth. 
 Espurio (ess-poo-ree'-o) a. 
 
 faked: imitation: spurious. 
 Establo (ess-tar'-blo) m. stable. 
 Estacion (ess-tar-thee-on') /. 
 
 station: depot: season (of year). 
 Estafa (ess-tar'-far) /. swindle: 
 
 trick. 
 Estampa (ess-tahm'-par) /. 
 
 print: stamp: impression. 
 Estampador (ess - tarm - par - 
 
 dor') 772. printer. 
 Estanco (ess - tarn' - ko) m. 
 
 monopoly, /ze/zcetobaccoshop. 
 Estandarte (ess-tarn-dar'-tay) 
 
 777. flag: banner. 
 Estano (ess-tarn'-yo) 777. tin. 
 Estar (ess-tar') v. to be 
 Estatua (ess - tar' - too - r) /. 
 
 statue. 
 Este (ess'-tay) 777. east. 
 Este (ess'-tay) 777. Esta (ess'- 
 
 tar)/. Esto (ess'-to) 71. this: as. 
 Estera (ess-tay'-rar) /. mat. 
 Estitna (ess-tee'-mar)/. esteem: 
 
 respect. 
 Estimar (ess-tee-mar') v. to 
 
 esteem: estimate. 
 
 7 Estrujar 
 
 Estimulante (ess - tee - moo - 
 
 larn'-tay) 777. stimulant — a. 
 
 stimulating. 
 Estimular (ess-tee-moo-lar') 
 
 V. to sting: excite. 
 Estio (ess-tee'-o) 777. summer. 
 Estipendio (ess-tee-payn'-dee- 
 
 o) 77J. salary: wages: stipend. 
 Estipular (ess-tee-poo-lar') v. 
 
 to stipulate. 
 Estirado (ess-tee-rar'-do) a. 
 
 grave: proud. 
 Estirar (ess-teer-ar') v. to 
 
 stretch: extend. 
 Estirpe (ess-teer'-pay) /. race: 
 
 stock. 
 Estival (ess-tee'-val) a. summer. 
 Estocada (ess-to-kar'-dar) /. 
 
 stab: lunge. 
 Estofado (ess-to-far'-do) 77:. 
 
 stewed meat. 
 Estolido (ess-to'-lee-do) a. 
 
 stupid: stohd. 
 Estomagar (ess-to-mar-gar') 
 
 V. to resent. 
 Estomago (ess-to'-mar-go) 777. 
 
 stomach. 
 Estorbar (ess-tor-barr') v. to 
 
 hinder: obstruct. 
 Estorbo (ess-tor'-bo) 777. ob- 
 stacle. 
 Estornudar (ess-tor-noo-dar') 
 
 V. to sneeze. 
 Estrada (ess-trar'-dar) /. road: 
 
 causeway. 
 Estrado (ess-trar'-do) 777. draw- 
 ing-room. 
 Estrafalario (ess-trar-farl-r- 
 
 ree'-o) a. slovenly. 
 Estragar (ess-trar-gar') v. to 
 
 corrupt: deprave. 
 Estrago (ess-trar'-go) 777. havoc: 
 
 damage: waste. 
 Estrangular (ess-trarn-goo- 
 
 lar') V. to strangle. 
 Estrechar (ess-tray-char') v. 
 
 to tighten: compress: contract. 
 Estrecho (ess-tray'-cho) a. nar- 
 row. 
 Estregar (ess-tray-gar') v. to 
 
 rub. 
 Estrella (ess -tral'-yar) /. star. 
 Estr^pito (ess-tray'-pee-to) 777. 
 
 noise: clamour. 
 Estrepitoso (ess-tray-pee-to'- 
 
 so) a. noisy: clamourous. 
 Estrujar (ess-troo-har') v. to 
 
 squeeze.
 
 Estudiar 
 
 48 
 
 Estudiar (ess-too-dee-r') v. to 
 
 study. 
 Estufa (ess-too'-far) /. stove: 
 
 hot-house. 
 Estulto (ess-toor-to) a. foolish: 
 
 silly. 
 Estupendo (ess-too-payn'-do) 
 
 a. stupendous: wonderful. 
 Esturion (ess-too-ree-on') rn. 
 
 sturgeon. 
 £ter (ay'-tayr) m. ether: sky.^ 
 Eternidad (ay-tayr-nee-dah'd) 
 
 /. eternity. 
 Eterno (ay-tayr'-no) a. endless: 
 
 lasting. 
 Europeo (ay-oo-ro-pay'-o) a. 
 
 European. 
 Evadir (ay-var-deer') v. to 
 
 evade. 
 Evaporar (ay-var-por-rar') v. 
 
 to evaporate. 
 Evento (ay-vayn'-to) }?i. event: 
 
 accident. 
 Evitar (ay-vee-tar') v. to avoid: 
 
 elude. 
 Exacto (ek-sark'-to) a. exact 
 
 punctual. 
 Exageracion (ek-sar-hay-rar- 
 
 thee-on') /. exaggeration. 
 Exaltar (ek-sarl-tar') v. to 
 
 extol: praise. 
 Examinar (ek-sar-meen-ar')7;. 
 
 to examine. 
 Exasperar (ek-sars-payr-ar') 
 
 V. to exasperate. 
 Excepcion (ek-thep-thee-on') 
 
 /. exception. 
 Excepto (ek-thep'-to) ad. ex- 
 cept that. 
 Excesivo (ek-thay-see'-vo) a. 
 
 excessive. 
 Excitar (ek-thee-tar') v. to 
 
 excite: animate. 
 Excluir (ek-skloo-ee-r') v. to 
 
 exclude: reject. 
 Excusa (ek-skoo'-sar) /. ex- 
 cuse: apology. 
 Excusar (ek-skoo-sarr') v. to 
 
 excuse: apologise. 
 Existencia (ek-sees-tayn-thee'- 
 
 r) /. existence. 
 Existir (ek-sees-teer') v. to 
 
 exist: be. 
 £xito (ek'-see-to) m. end: 
 
 result: issue. 
 Expedici6n (eks-pay-dee-thee- 
 
 on') /. expedition: excursion. 
 Expedidor (eks-pay-dec-dor') 
 
 m. & /. agent: sender. 
 
 Fabula 
 Expedite (eks-pay-dee'-to) a* 
 
 expeditious: prompt: quick. 
 Expender (eks-payn-dayr') v. 
 
 to spend. 
 Expensas (eks-payn'-sars) /. 
 
 pi. expenses: costs. 
 Expiar (eks-pee-ar') v. to 
 
 atone for. 
 Expirar (eks-pee-rar') t;. to 
 
 expire: die. 
 Explanar (eks-plar-nar') v. to 
 
 level. 
 Explicar (eks-plee-kar') v. to 
 
 explain.^ 
 Exposicion (eks-po-see-thay- 
 
 on) f. exhibition: explanation. 
 Expresar (eks-pray-sar') v. to 
 
 express: state: remark. 
 Expreso (eks-pray'-so) a. ex- 
 press: expressed. 
 Exquisite (eks-kee-see'-to) a. 
 
 exquisite: delicious. 
 Extender (eks-tayn-dayr') v. to 
 
 extend: stretch out. 
 Extensivo (eks-tayn-see'-vo) a. 
 
 extensive: wide. 
 Extinguir (eks-teen-gheer') v. 
 
 to extinguish. 
 Extra (eks'-trar) prep, besides: 
 
 out: without. 
 Extraer (eks-trar-ayr') v. to 
 
 extract. 
 Extranjero (eks-trarn-hay'-ro) 
 
 a. foreign. 
 Extranar (eks-trarn-yar') v. to 
 
 admire: wonder at. 
 Extrano (eks-trarn'-yo) a. 
 
 foreign: rare: unusual. 
 Extraviar (eks-trar-vee-r') v. 
 
 to mislead: go astray. 
 Extremo (eks-tray'-mo) a. ex- 
 treme: last. 
 Exudar (eks-00-dar') v. to 
 
 ooze out. 
 
 F^brica (far'-bree-kar) /. fac- 
 tory: works: fabrication. 
 
 Fabricacion (far-bree-kar- 
 
 thee-on') /. fabrication: 
 manufacture. 
 
 Fabricante (far-bree-karn'- 
 tay) 771. manufacturer. 
 
 Fabricar (far-bree-kar') v. to 
 make: fabricate. 
 
 Fibula (far'-boo-lar) /. fable: 
 fiction: rumour.
 
 Fabuloso 
 
 Fabuloso (far-boo-lo'-so) a. 
 fabulous. 
 
 F^cil (far'-theel) a. easy. 
 
 Fdcilmente (far-theel-mayn'- 
 tay) ad. easily. 
 
 Factoria (fark-to-ree'-r) /. fac- 
 tory. 
 
 Factiira (fark-too'-rar) /. in- 
 voice: bill. 
 
 Facultad (far-kool'-tard) /. 
 capacity: faculty. 
 
 Facultar (far-kool-tar') v. to 
 commission. 
 
 Facultative (far-kool-tar-tee'- 
 vo) a. optional — m. physician. 
 
 Facundo (far-koon'-do) a. elo- 
 quent: fluent. 
 
 Facha (far'-char) /. aspect: 
 appearance. 
 
 Fachada (far-char'-dar) /. fa- 
 cade: face. 
 
 Fachendear (far-chen-day-ar') 
 V. to brag: boast. 
 
 Faena (far-ay'-nar) /. work: 
 toil. 
 
 FaisSn (far - ee - sarn') m. 
 pheasant. 
 
 Faja (far'-har) /. bandage: 
 wrapper. 
 
 Fajo (far'-ho) m. bundle. 
 
 Falaz (far-larth') a. deceitful: 
 fraudulent. 
 
 Falda (farl'-dar) /. skirt: train 
 (of dress): slope. 
 
 Falsear (farl-say-ar') v. to 
 falsify: imitate falsely. 
 
 Falsificar (farl-see-fee-kar') v. 
 to forge. 
 
 Falso (farl'-so) a. false: un- 
 true: sham. 
 
 Falta (farl'-tar) /. fault: defect: 
 want. 
 
 Faltriquera (farl-tree-kay'-rar) 
 /. pocket. 
 
 Fallecer (farl-yay-thayr') v. to 
 die. 
 
 Fallecimiento (farl-yay-thee- 
 mee-n'-to) m. death: demise. 
 
 Fallido (farl-yee'-do) m. bank- 
 rupt. 
 
 Fam^lico (far-may'-lee-ko) a. 
 hungry-. 
 
 Famoso (far-mo'-so) a. famous. 
 
 Fdmulo (far'-moo-lo) m. & f. 
 servant. 
 
 Fango (fam'-go) m. mud: mire. 
 
 Fantasia (fam-tar-see'-r) /. 
 fancy: imagination: phantasy. 
 
 Faquin (far-keen') m. porter. 
 
 D 
 
 ) Fiar 
 
 Fardo ffar'-do) m. bale: burden: 
 
 bundle. 
 Farfullar (far-fool-yar') v. to 
 
 stammer: stutter. 
 Farmacia (far-mar'-thiar) /. 
 
 chemist shop. 
 Fascinar (fars-thee-nar') v. to 
 
 fascinate: enchant. 
 Fastidiar (fars-tee-dee-ar') v. 
 
 to hate: detest. 
 Fastidio (fars-tee-dee'-o) m. 
 
 disgust. 
 Fastoso (fars - to' - so) a. 
 
 haughty: gaudy: proud. 
 Fatal (far'-tarl) a. fatal: deadly: 
 
 mortal. 
 Fatalidad (far-tar-lee-dahd') /. 
 
 fatality. 
 Fatiga (far-tee'-gar) /. fatigue: 
 
 toil: tiredness. 
 Fatiaoso (far-tee-go'-so) a. 
 
 fatigued: tired: anxious. 
 Fausto (far-oos'-to) a. for- 
 tunate: happy. 
 Favor (far-vor') m. favour: sup- 
 port: comfort. 
 Favorito (far-vor-ee'-to) a. 
 
 favourite: beloved. 
 Faz (fath) /. face: front (of 
 
 building). 
 Fe (fay) /. faith. 
 Febril (fay-breel') a. feverish. 
 F^cula (fay'-koo-lar) /. starch. 
 Feliz (fay-leeth') a. happy. 
 Fenecer (fay-nay-thayr') v. to 
 
 finish. 
 Fenomenal (fa-no-may-narl') 
 
 a. phenomenal. 
 Feo (fay'-o) a. ugly: deformed. 
 Feroz (fay-roth') a. cruel: 
 
 ferocious. 
 Ferrocarril (fay-ro-kar-reel') 
 
 m. railway. 
 Firvido (f'ayr'-vee-do) a. fer- 
 vid: ardent. 
 Fervor (fayr-vor') m. fervour: 
 
 ardour. 
 Festin (fess-teen') m. feast: 
 
 banquet. 
 Fiado (fee-ar'-do) a. confident: 
 
 trustful. 
 Fiador (fee-ar-dor') m. & f. 
 
 surety: bail. 
 Fiambre (fee-arm'-bray) a. 
 
 cold — m. pi. cold meats. 
 Fianza (fee-arn'-thar) /. secur- 
 ity. 
 Fiar (fee-arr') v. to cor^de: 
 
 trust.
 
 Fiat 
 
 50 
 
 Frondoso 
 
 Fiat (fee'-art) m. c .isent. 
 Ficcion (feek-thee-on') /. fic- 
 tion: invention. 
 Fiebre (fee-ay'-bray) /. fever. 
 Fiel (fee'-ayl) a. honest: faith- 
 ful: upright. 
 Fiera (fee-ay'-rar) /. wild beast. 
 Fiereza (fee-ayr-ray'-thar) /. 
 
 /. cruelty: ferocity. 
 Fiero (fee-ay '-ro) a. cruel: 
 
 fierce. 
 Fiesta (fee-ays'-tar) /. feast: 
 
 holiday. 
 Figura (fee-goo'-rar) /. figure: 
 
 form. 
 Figurar (fee-goo-rarr') v. to 
 
 fancy: imagine. 
 Fijar (fee-harr') v. to fasten: fix. 
 Fijeza (fee-hay'-thar) /. firm- 
 ness. 
 Fila (fee'-lar) /. line: row. 
 Fin (feen) m. end: termination. 
 Finar (feen-arr') v. to die: end 
 
 everything. 
 Fingir (feen-heer') to v feign: 
 
 pretend. 
 Fino (fee'-no) a. clever: fine. 
 Firma (feer'-mar) /. signature: 
 
 subscription. 
 Firme (feer'-may) a. strong. 
 Fisgar (fees-garr') v. to mock: 
 
 scoff: jeer. 
 Flaco (flar'-ko) a. feeble: lean: 
 
 thin. 
 Flojo (flo'-ho) a. flexible: lax: 
 
 lazy. 
 Flor (flor) /. flower: blossom: 
 
 bloom. 
 Florecer (flo-ray-thayr') v. to 
 
 flower: bloom: prosper: 
 Floresta(flo-rays'-tar)/. forest. 
 Florido (flo-ree'-do) a. clear: 
 
 florid: flowery. 
 Florista (flo-rees'-tar)/. florist. 
 Flotable (flo - tar' - blay) a. 
 
 navigable. 
 Flotador (flo-tar-dor') a. float- 
 ing — rn. float. 
 Fiuir (floo-eer') v. to flow. 
 Fog6n (foo-gon') m. hearth: 
 
 fireside. 
 Follaje (fol-yar'-hay) m. foliage: 
 
 leaves. 
 Folietin (fol-yay-teen') m. serial 
 
 story: feuilleton. 
 Fonda (fon'-dar) /. hotel: 
 
 restaurant. 
 Fondo (fon'-do) m. bottom: 
 what a person is at heart. 
 
 Formar (for-marr') V. to 
 
 shape: form. 
 Fortificar (for-tee-fee-kar') V. 
 
 to fortify: strengthen. 
 Fortuna (for-too'-nar) /. for- 
 tune. 
 Forzado (for-thar-do') a. forc- 
 ed: unnatural. 
 Forzar (for-thar') v. to force: 
 
 oblige. 
 Fosa (fo'-sar) /. ditch: hole: 
 
 grave. 
 Fotografia (fo-to-grar-fee'-r) 
 
 /. photography. 
 Fotografo (fo-to'-grar-fo) m. 
 
 photographer. 
 Frac (frark) m. evening-dress. 
 Fragante (frar-gam'-tay) a. 
 
 fragrant. 
 Fragii (frar'-heel) a. fragile: 
 
 delicate. 
 Fragmento (frarg-men'-to) m. 
 
 bit: fragment. 
 Fragua (frarg-oo'-r) forge. 
 Fraile (frar'-ee-lay) m. friar: 
 
 monk. 
 Frambuesa (frarm-boo-ay'- 
 
 sar) /. raspberry. 
 Frances (frarn - thays') a. 
 
 French — m. French language. 
 Franco (fram'-ko) a. frank: 
 
 generous: free. 
 Franela (frar - nay' - lar) /. 
 
 flannel. 
 Franquear (frar-kay-arr') o. 
 
 to pay postage: exempt. 
 Frascar (frars-kar') v. to 
 
 break up: crumble. 
 Fraude (frar-oo'-day) m. fraud: 
 
 cheat: deceit. 
 Frecuente (fray-koo-n'-tay) a. 
 
 frequent. 
 Fregadero (fray-gar-day'-ro) 
 
 ni. scullery. 
 Fregar (fray-garr') v. to rub: 
 
 scrub. 
 Freir (fray-eer') v. to fry. 
 Frejol (fray'-hol) m. French 
 
 bean. 
 Frenar (fray-nar') v. to restrain. 
 Frenesi (fray-nay'-see) m. fren- 
 zy: fury. 
 Frente (frayn'-tay) /. forehead. 
 Fresa (fray'-sar) /. strawberry. 
 Fresco (frays'-ko) a. cold: fresh. 
 Frigido (free'-hee-do) a. cold. 
 Frivolo (free-vo'-lo) a. frivol- 
 ous. 
 Frondoso (fron-do'-so) a. leafy.
 
 Frontera 5 
 
 Frontera (fron - tay' - rar) /. 
 frontier. 
 
 Frontero (fron-tay'-ro) a. op- 
 posite. 
 
 Frontis (fron'-tees) m. fa?ade: 
 frontispiece. 
 
 Frotar (fro-tar') v. to rub. 
 
 Fruta (froo'-tar) /. fruit: result. 
 
 Frutal (froo-tarl) a. fruitful. 
 
 Fruteria (froo-tay-ree'-r) /. 
 fruit shop. 
 
 Fuego (foo-ay'-go) m. fire. 
 
 Fuente (foo-n'-tay) /. fountain. 
 
 Fuera (foo-ay'-rar) ad. with- 
 out: out: outside. 
 
 Fuerte (foo-ayr'-tay) a. strong: 
 hardy: stout. 
 
 Fuerza (foo - ayr' - thar) /. 
 strength: force: vigour. 
 
 Fuga (foo'-gar)/. flight: escape. 
 
 Fugarse (foo-gar'-say) v. to 
 escape: fiee: run away. 
 
 Fumar (foo-mar') v. to smoke. 
 
 Fundar (foon-dar') v. to found. 
 
 Fundir (foon-deer') v. to melt 
 (metal). 
 
 Fiinebre (foo'-nay-bray) a. 
 mournful: mourning. 
 
 Funeral (foo - nay - rarl') m. 
 funeral — a. funeral. 
 
 Funesto (foo-nays'-to) a. sad. 
 
 Furente (foo - rayn' - tay) a. 
 furious. 
 
 Furgon (foor-gon') m. freight- 
 waggon. 
 
 Fusil (foo-seel') m. gun. 
 
 Future (foo-too'-ro) a. future: 
 next. 
 
 Gaban (gar-bam') m. overcoat. 
 Gabarra (gar-bar'-rar)/. barge: 
 
 lighter. 
 Gabela (gar-bay'-lar) /. tax: 
 
 duty. 
 Gabinete (gar-bee-nay'-tay) m. 
 
 cabinet: boudoir: study. 
 Gacela (gar-thay'-lar)/. gazelle: 
 
 antelope. 
 Gaceta (gar - thay' - tar) /. 
 
 gazette: newspaper. 
 Gafa (gar'-far) /. pi. spectacles, 
 Gaita (gar-ee'-tar) /. bag pipe 
 Gaitero (gar - ee - tay' - ro) a. 
 
 gaudy: showy. 
 Gala (gar'-lar) /. gala: court- 
 dress. 
 Galdn (gar-lam') m. gallant 
 
 wooer. 
 
 Garboso 
 
 Galano (gar-lam'-o) a. gallant: 
 gay: fine. 
 
 Galantear (gar-larn-tay-ar') v. 
 to court: woo: make love. 
 
 Galapago (gar-lar'-par-go) m. 
 tortoise. 
 
 Galardonar (gar-lar-don-ar') 
 V. to reward: recompense. 
 
 Galbanero (garl-barn-ay'-ro) 
 a. indolent: lazy. 
 
 Galeno (gar-lay'-no) m. phy- 
 sician. 
 
 Galera (gar-lay'-rar) m. wag- 
 gon: galley. 
 
 Galeria (gar-lay-ree'-r) /. gal- 
 lery: corridor: museum. 
 
 Gallardear (garl-yar-day-ar') 
 V. to act gracefully. 
 
 Gallear (garl-yay-ar') v. to 
 tread: strut. 
 
 Gallina (garl-yee'-nar) /. hen: 
 coward. 
 
 Gallinero (garl-yee-nay'-ro) m. 
 poulterer. 
 
 Gallipavo (garl-yee-par'-vo) m. 
 turkey. 
 
 Gallo (garl'-yo) m. cock. 
 
 Gamuza (gar-moo'-thar) /. 
 chamois. 
 
 Gana (gar'-nar) /. appetite: 
 desire: wish. 
 
 Ganable (gar-nar'-blay) a. ob- 
 tainable. 
 
 Ganadero (gar-nar-day'-ro) m. 
 cattle-dealer. 
 
 Ganado (gar-nar'-do) m. cattle: 
 drove: herd. 
 
 Ganancia (gar-narn'-thee-r) /. 
 gain: profit: advantage. 
 
 Ganar (gar-narr') v. to gain: 
 win. 
 
 Gancho (garn'-cho) m. hook. 
 
 Ganga (garn'-gar) /. grouse: 
 bargain. 
 
 Ganguear (gam-gay-ar') v. to 
 snuffle: snitf. 
 
 Ganoso (gar-no'-so) a. desirous. 
 
 Gansada (gam-sar'-dar) /. 
 stupidity: idiocy. 
 
 Ganso (garn'-so) m. goose. 
 
 Ganir (gar-nyeer') v. to howl: 
 yelp. 
 
 Garantia (gar-ram-tee'-r) /. 
 guaranty: warranty. 
 
 Garapinera (gar - rar - peen - 
 yay'-r) /. ice-cream freezer: 
 ice-chest. 
 
 Garboso (gar-bo'-so) a. gen- 
 teel: elegant.
 
 Gargajear 52 
 
 Gargajear (gar-gar-hay-ar') v. 
 to expectorate: spit. 
 
 Garganta (gar-gam'-tar) /. 
 throat: instep. 
 
 Gargantllla (gar - gam - teel' - 
 yar) /. necklace. 
 
 G^rgara (gar'-gar-r) /. gargle. 
 
 Garita (gar-ree'-tar) /. porter's 
 lodge. 
 
 Garito (gar-ree'-to) ttt, gam- 
 bling place. 
 
 Garlar (gar-lar') v. to chatter: 
 gossip. 
 
 Garlito (gar-lee'-to) m. snare: 
 trap. 
 
 Garra (gar'-rar) /. hand: claw. 
 
 Garrafa (gar-rar'-far) /. de- 
 canter. 
 
 Garrafal (gar-rar-farl') a. great: 
 huge: vast. 
 
 Garrapatear (gar-rar-par-tay- 
 ar') V. to scribble. 
 
 Garrido (gar-ree'-do) a. grace- 
 ful: handsome. 
 
 Garrote (gar-ro-tay) m. cudgel: 
 truncheon. 
 
 Garrucha (gar-roo'-char) /. 
 pulley. 
 
 Garrulo (gar'-roo-lo) a. chat- 
 tering: garrulous. 
 
 Garzo (gar'-tho) m. mushroom. 
 
 Gas (gars) m. gas: gaslight. 
 
 Gasa (gar'-sar) /. gauze. 
 
 Gasoinetro (gar-so'-mayt-ro) 
 m. gasmeter: gasometer. 
 
 Gastador (gar-star-dor') a. 
 wasteful: lavish. 
 
 Gastar (gars-tar') v. to spend: 
 waste. 
 
 Gasto (gars'-to) i». cost: ex- 
 pense. 
 
 Gata (gar'-tar) /. she cat. 
 
 Gate (gar'-to) m. torn cat: 
 pickpocket. 
 
 Gaviota (gar-vee-o'-tar) /. sea- 
 guU. 
 
 Gazmonero (garth - mown - 
 yay'-ro) a. hypocrite. 
 
 Gaznate (gath-nar'-tay) m. 
 throttle. 
 
 Gelatina (hay-lar-teen'-r) /. 
 jelly: gelatine. 
 
 Gemelo (hay-may '-I0) m. & f. 
 twin — m. pi. binoculars. 
 
 Gemir (hay-meer') v. to groan: 
 moan. 
 
 Generar (hay-nay-rar') v. to 
 generate. 
 
 Golpear 
 Genial (hay-nee'-arl) a. genial: 
 
 pleasant. 
 Gente (hayn'-tay) /. folk: 
 
 people: family. 
 Gentilhombre (hayn-teel-om'- 
 
 bray) m. gentleman. 
 Gentilico (hayn-tee-lee'-ko) a. 
 
 heathen: pagan. 
 Gentio (hayn-tee'-o) m. crowd: 
 
 assembly of people. 
 Genuine (hay-noo-ee'-no) a. 
 
 genuine: real. 
 Geranio (hay-rar-nee'-o) m. 
 
 geranium. 
 Gerencia (hay-rayn'-thee-r) /. 
 
 management. 
 Gerente (hay-rayn'-tay) m. 
 
 manager. 
 Germen (hayr'-mayn) m. bud: 
 
 sprout. 
 Gestion (hays-tee'-on) /. con- 
 duct. 
 Gestionar (hays-tee-o-nar') v. 
 
 to manage. 
 Giraj.' (hee-rar') v. to turn 
 
 round: gyrate. 
 Girasol (hee-rar-sol') m. sun- 
 flower. 
 Gitano (hee-tar'-no) m. & f. 
 
 gipsy. 
 Glacial (glar-thee-arl') a. icy: 
 
 freezing. 
 Globe (glo'-bo) m. globe: ball: 
 
 sphere. 
 Gloria (glo-ree'-r) /. glory. 
 Glorieta (glo-ree-ay'-tar) /. 
 
 arbor: bower. 
 Glorificar (glo-ree-fee-kar') v. 
 
 to glorify: praise. 
 Glosador (glo-sar-dor') m. 
 
 commentator. 
 Glosar (glo-sar') v. to interpret. 
 Glose (glo'-say) m. remark: 
 
 comment. 
 Glot6n (glo-ton') a. gluttonous. 
 Gobernaci6n (go-bayr-nar- 
 
 thee-on') /. government. 
 Gobernador (go-bayr-nar- 
 
 dor') m. governor. 
 Goce (go'-thay) m. enjoyment. 
 Gola (go'-lar) /. gullet: throat. 
 Golfo (gol'-fo) m. gulf. 
 Golondrina (go-lon-dreen'-r) 
 
 /. swallow. 
 Golpe (gol'-pay) m. blow: hit: 
 
 knock. 
 Golpear (gol-pay-r') v. to 
 
 beat: hit: knock.
 
 Goma 53 
 
 Goma (go'-mar) /. gum (ad- 
 hesive). 
 , Gordo (gor'-do) a. fat: plump: 
 obese — m. fat: lard. 
 
 Gordura (gor-doo'-rar) /. fat: 
 grease: obesity. 
 
 Gorjear (gor-hay-r') v. to 
 warble: trill. 
 
 Gorra (gor'-rar) /. bonnet: cap. 
 
 Gorri6n (gor-ree-on') m. spar- 
 row. 
 
 Gota (go'-tar) /. drop: taster: 
 small quantity of food or 
 medicine: gout. 
 
 Gozar ((go-thar') v. to enjoy. 
 
 Gozne (goth'-nay) m. hinge. 
 
 Gozoso (go-tho'-so) a. cheer- 
 ful: content: happy. 
 
 Grabar (grar-bar') v. to en- 
 grave. 
 
 Gracia (grar'-thee-r) /. ele- 
 gance: grace — pi. thanks. 
 
 Gracil (grar'-theel) a. slender: 
 graceful. 
 
 Grada (grar'-dar) /. step 
 (stairway). 
 
 Grajo (grar'-ho) m. jackdaw. 
 
 Grana (grar'-nar) /. grain. 
 
 Granada (grar - nar' - dar) /. 
 pomegranate. 
 
 Granado (grar-nar'-do) a. not- 
 able: known. 
 
 Granar (grar-narr') v. to seed. 
 
 Grandeza (gram-day'-thar) /. 
 greatness: grandeur. 
 
 Granero (grar-nay'-ro) m. bam: 
 granary. 
 
 Granizar (grar-nee-thar') v. 
 to hail. 
 
 Granja (gram'-har) /. farm. 
 
 Grano (grar'-no) m. grain. 
 
 Grasa (grar'-sar) /. fat: grease: 
 suet. 
 
 Gratificar (grar-tee-fee-kar') 
 V. to gratify: reward. 
 
 Gratis (grar'-tees) a. free: 
 gratis: for nothing. 
 
 Gratitud (grar-tee-tood') /. 
 gratitude. 
 
 Gravar (grar-varr') v. to bur- 
 den: oppress. 
 
 Grave (grar'-vay) a. grave: 
 heavy: weighty: troublesome. 
 
 Gravemente (grar-vay-mayn'- 
 tay) ad. gravely: seriously. 
 
 Graznido (grath-nee'-do) m. 
 cackle: croak. 
 
 Greda (gray'-dar) /. chalk. 
 
 Guisandero 
 Gremlo (gray-mee'-o) m. cor- 
 poration: body: society. 
 Grenudo (gray-nyoo'-do) a. 
 
 dishevelled. 
 Grey (gray'-e) /. flock. 
 Grillo (greel'-yo) m. cricket 
 
 (creaking insect) — pi. fetters. 
 Grima (gree'-mar) /. fright: 
 
 horror. 
 Grosella (gro-sayl'-yar) /. red 
 
 currant. 
 Groseria (gro-say-ree'-r) /. 
 
 coarseness. 
 Grosero (gro-say'-ro) a. coarse: 
 
 rude. 
 Grotesco (gro - tays' - ko) a. 
 
 grotesque. 
 Grueso (groo-ay'-so) a. bulky: 
 
 coarse: gross. 
 Grunido (groon-yee'-do) m. 
 
 grunt: growl. 
 Guadanero (goo-ar-dam-yay'- 
 
 ro) m. mower. 
 Guante (goo-arn'-tay) m. glove 
 
 — pi. tip (to waiters, etc.). 
 Guapeza (goo-ar-pay'-thar) /. 
 
 courage. 
 Guarda (goo-ar'-dar) m. & f. 
 
 keeper: guard. 
 Guardar (goo-ar-darr') v. to 
 
 keep: guard: preserve. 
 Guardilla (goo-ar-deel'-yar) /. 
 
 garret: skylight. 
 Guarecer (goo-ar-ray-thayr') 
 
 V. to aid: cure: help: succour. 
 Guarnecer (goo - ar' - nay - 
 
 thayr') v. to adorn: garnish. 
 Guason (goo-ar-son') m. jester: 
 
 joker. 
 Guerra (gayr'-rar) /. hostility: 
 
 war. 
 Guerrear (gayr-ray-r'} v. to 
 
 wage war. 
 Guia (ghee'-ar) m. & f. guide. 
 Guija (ghee'-har) /. pebble. 
 Guillotina (gheel-yo-teen'-r) /. 
 
 guillotine. 
 Guinda (gheen'-dar) /. cherry. 
 Guindal (gheen'-darl) m. cher- 
 ry-tree. 
 Guinapo (gheen-yar'-po) m. 
 
 rag: tatter. 
 Guirindola (ghee-reen-do'-lar) 
 
 /. frill. 
 Guirnalda (gheer-narl'-dar) /. 
 
 garland: wreath. 
 Guisandero (ghee-sam-day'- 
 
 ro) m. & f. cook.
 
 Guisante ; 
 
 Guisante (ghee-sam'-tay) m. 
 
 pea. 
 Guiso (ghee'-so) m. condiment: 
 
 seasoning. 
 Guitarra (ghee - tar' - rar) /. 
 
 guitar. 
 Gula (goo'-lar) /. gluttony. 
 Gustar (goos-tar') v. to taste: 
 
 like. 
 Gusto (goos'-to) m. taste: 
 
 delight: pleasure. 
 Gustosamente (goos-to-sar- 
 
 mayn'-tee) ad. tastefully. 
 Gustoso (goos-to'-so) a. dainty: 
 
 tasty. 
 Gutagamba (goo-tar-garm'- 
 
 bar) /. gamboge (yellow). 
 
 H 
 
 Haba (r'-bar) /. bean. 
 Haber (r-bayr') v. to have: 
 
 possess: happen. 
 Hdbil (r'-beel) a. able: clever: 
 
 dexterous. 
 Habilidad (r-bee-lee-dahd') /. 
 
 ability: aptitude: dexterity. 
 Habilitar (r-bee-lee-tar') v. to 
 
 enable: qualify. 
 Habitaci6n (r-bee-tar-thee- 
 
 on') /. abode: dwelling: re- 
 sidence. 
 Habitante (r-bee-tarn'-tay) m. 
 
 dweller: inhabitant. 
 Habitar (r-bee-tar') v. to 
 
 dwell: inhabit: reside. 
 H^bito (r'-bee-to) m. dress: 
 
 habit: custom. 
 Habitual (r-bee-too'-arl) a. 
 
 customary: habitual. 
 Habituar (r-bee-too-ar') v. to 
 
 accustom. 
 Habla (r'-blar) /. speech: talk: 
 
 language. 
 Hablar (r-blar') v. to speak: 
 
 talk: converse. 
 Hablilla (r-bleel'-yar) /. rum- 
 our: report. 
 Hacedero (r-thay-day'-ro) a. 
 
 practicable. 
 Hacedor (r-thay-dor') m. & f. 
 
 author: maker. 
 Hacer (r-thayr') v. to do: make: 
 
 effect: perform. 
 Hacia (r-thee'-r) ad. about: 
 
 towards. 
 Hacienda (r-thee-n'-dar) /. 
 
 fortune: wealth. 
 Hacha (r'-char) /. axe: hatchet. 
 
 Herbaje 
 
 Hado (r'-do) m. destiny: fate. 
 
 Halagar (r-lar-gar') v. to flatter. 
 
 Halago (r-lar'-go) m. flattery: 
 
 caress. 
 
 Halcon (rl-kon') m. falcon. 
 
 H^Iito (r'-lee-to) m. breath. 
 
 Hallar (rl-yar') v. to find: dis- 
 cover. 
 
 Hallazgo (rl-yarth'-go) m. find- 
 ing: discovery: reward. 
 
 Hambre (rm'-bray) /. famine: 
 hunger: desire. 
 
 Hambrear (rm-bray-ar') v. to 
 be hungry. 
 
 Hambriento (rm-bree-n'-to) 
 a. hungry: starved: eager. 
 
 Haragdn (r-rar-garn') m. & f. 
 idler: loiterer. 
 
 Haraposo (r-rar-po'-so) a. 
 ragged. 
 
 Harina (r-reen'-r)/. dust: pow- 
 der: flour. 
 
 Harnero (r-nay'-ro) m. sieve. 
 
 Hartar (r-tar') v. to satiate: 
 have too much of a thing, 
 
 Harto (r'-to) a. satiated. 
 
 Hartura (r-too'-rar) /. plenty: 
 abundance. 
 
 Hasta (rhs'-tar) prep, also: 
 even: until: as far as: up to. 
 
 Hastia (rhs-tee'-r) m. disgust: 
 loathing. 
 
 Hato (r'-to) m. clothes. 
 
 He (e, as in " tell ") interj. 
 behold: look here. 
 
 Hebilla (ay-beel'-yar)/. buckle. 
 
 Hebreo (ay-bray'-o) m. Hebrew. 
 
 Hecliicero (ay-chee-thay'-ro) 
 a. charming: bewitching. 
 
 Hecho (ay'-cho) a. done: made 
 — m. act: feat. 
 
 Hechura (ay-choo'-rar) /. fash- 
 ion: form: shape. 
 
 Heder (ay-dayr') v. to smell 
 unpleasantly: stink. 
 
 Helada (ay-lar'-dar) /. frost. 
 
 Helado (ay-lar'-do) a. frozen: 
 icy: glacial — m. ice-cream. 
 
 Helar (ay-lar') v. to freeze: 
 astonish: amaze. 
 
 Hembra (m'-brar) /. female. 
 
 Hemorragia (ay-mor-rar'-hee- 
 r) /. hemorrhage. 
 
 Henchir (n-cheer') v. to fill up: 
 gorge oneself. 
 
 Heno (ay'-no) m. hay. 
 
 Herbaje (ayr - bar' - hay) m. 
 herbage: pasture.
 
 Herbolario 55 
 
 Herbolario (ayr-bo-lar-ree'-o) 
 m. herbalist: ridiculous person. 
 Heredad (ay-ray-dahd') /. any- 
 thing inherited. 
 Heredar (ay-ray-dar') t;. to 
 
 inherit. 
 Heredera (ay-ray-day'-rar) /. 
 
 heiress. 
 Heredero (ay-ray-day'-ro) m. 
 
 heir. 
 Herejia (ay-ray-hee'-r) /. 
 
 heresy. 
 Herida (ay-ree'-dar) /. wound: 
 
 injury. 
 Herido (ay - ree' - do) a. 
 
 wounded: injured: hurt. 
 Hermana (ayr-mar'-nar) /. 
 
 sister. 
 Hermana de la caridad (ayr- 
 mar'-nar: day: lar: kar-ree- 
 dahd') /. sister of mercy. 
 Hermanar (ayr-mar-nar') v. to 
 
 match: suit. 
 Hermanastra (ayr-marn-rhs'- 
 
 trar) /. step-sister. 
 Hermanastro (ayr-marn-rhs'- 
 
 tro) ni. step-brother. 
 Hermano (ayr-marn'-o) m. 
 
 brother. 
 Hermosear (ayr-mo-say-ar') v. 
 
 to adorn: beautify. 
 Hermosura (ayr-mo-soo'-rar) 
 
 /. beauty. 
 Hernia (ayr-nee'-r) /. hernia: 
 
 rupture. 
 Heroicidad (ay-ro-ee-thee- 
 
 dahd') /. heroism. 
 Heroina (ay - ro - ee' - nar) /. 
 
 heroine. 
 Herradura (ayr-rar-doo'-rar) 
 
 /. horseshoe. 
 Hervir (ayr-veer') v. to boil: 
 
 seethe. 
 Hervor (ayr-vor') m. boiling. 
 Hez (eth) /. dregs. 
 Hidrogeno (e-dro'-hayn-o) m. 
 
 hydrogen. 
 Hidropesia (e-dro-pay-see'-r) 
 
 /. dropsy. 
 Hiedra (e-ay'-drar) /. ivy. 
 Hierba (e-ayr'-bar) /. grass: 
 
 herb: weed. 
 Hierba - buena (e-ayr'-bar: 
 
 boo-ay-nar') /. peppermint. 
 Higado (e-gar'-do) m. courage: 
 
 bravery: liver. 
 Hijastro (e-ar-rhs'-tro) m. & f. 
 stepchild. 
 
 Hormiga 
 Hijo (e'-ho) m. & f. son: 
 
 daughter. 
 Hilaridad (e-lar-ree-dahd') /. 
 
 hilarity: jollity. 
 Hilo (e'-lo) m. thread: filament: 
 
 line: wire. 
 Himeneo (e-may-nay'-o) m. 
 
 marriage. 
 Himno (eem'-no) m. hymn. 
 Hinchar (in-char') v. to grow 
 
 arrogant. 
 Hipar (e-par') v. to hiccough. 
 Hipodromo (e-po'-dro-mo) m. 
 
 hippodrome. 
 Hipopotamo (e-po-po'-tar- 
 
 mo) m. hippopotamus. 
 Hipoteca (e-po-tay'-ka) /. 
 
 pledge: mortgage. 
 Hispano (iss - par' - no) a. 
 Spanish — m. 6f /. Spaniard. 
 Historia (iss-to'-ree-r) /. his- 
 tory: tale: story. 
 Historieta (iss-to-ree-ay'-tar) 
 
 /. short story. 
 Histri6n (iss-tree-on') m. actor. 
 Hogar (o-gar') m. hearth: fire- 
 place. 
 Hoja (o'-har) /. leaf: sheet of 
 
 paper. 
 Holganza (ol-garn'-thar) /. 
 
 amusement: leisure. 
 Holgar (ol-gar') v. to rest: 
 
 delight in. 
 Holgura (ol-goo'-rar) /. feast: 
 
 ease. 
 Hollar (ol-yar') v. to trample. 
 HoUejo (ol-yar'-ho) m. peel: 
 
 rind. 
 Hollin (ol-yeen') m. soot. 
 Hombre (om'-bray) m. man: 
 
 husband. 
 Hombro (om'-bro) m. shoulder. 
 Homicidio (o-mee-cee-dee'-o) 
 
 m. murder. 
 Hondo (on'-do) a. deep — m. 
 
 bottom. 
 Honesto (o-nays'-to) a. honest: 
 
 decent. 
 Hongo (on'-go) m. mushroom: 
 
 fungus. 
 Honor (on-or') m. honour: re- 
 putation. 
 Honra (on'-rar) /. honour: 
 respect: chastity — pi. obse- 
 quies. 
 Hora (o'-rar) /. hour: time. 
 Horma (or'-mar) /. model: 
 
 mould: shape. 
 Hormiga (or-mee'-gar) /. ant.
 
 Hormiguero 56 
 
 Hormiguero (or-mee-gay'-ro) 
 
 V. to itch. 
 Horno (or'-no) m. oven: furnace. 
 Horquilla (or-keel'-yar)/. hair- 
 pin: wish-bone. 
 Horreo (or'-ray-o) m. granary. 
 Horripilar (or-ree-pee-lar') v. 
 
 to horrify. 
 Hortaliza (or-tar-lee'-thar) /. 
 
 garden vegetables. 
 Hortelano (or-tay-lar'-no) m. 
 
 (sf f. gardener. 
 Hortensia (or-ten-see'-ar) /. 
 
 hydrangea. 
 Hospedaje (os-pay-dar'-hay) 
 
 m. lodging. 
 Hospedero (os-pay-day'-ro) m. 
 
 & f. host. 
 Hospital (os-pee-tarl') m. hos- 
 pital: infirmary. 
 Hostelero (os-tay-lay'-ro) m. 
 
 innkeeper. 
 Hosteria (os-tay-ree'-r) /. inn: 
 
 tavern. 
 Hostigar (os-tee-gar') v. to 
 
 molest: trouble. 
 Hostil (os-teel') a. adverse: 
 
 hostile. 
 Hotel (o-tayl') m. hotel: man- 
 sion: villa. 
 Hoy (o'-e) ad. to-day: now: at 
 
 present. 
 Hoya (o'-yar)/. cavity: pit: hole. 
 Hoyoso (o-yo'-so) a. pitted 
 
 (full of holes). 
 Hoyuelo (o - yoo - ay' - lo) m. 
 
 dimple. 
 Hueco (oo-ay'-ko) a. empty: 
 
 hollow. 
 Huelga (oo-ell'-gar) /. leisure: 
 
 repose: rest. 
 Huella (oo-ayl'-yar) f. foot- 
 step: foot-print. 
 Huerfano (oo-ayr'-far-no) m. 
 
 & f. orphan. 
 Huerta (oo-ayr'-tar) /. kitchen 
 
 garden: orchard. 
 Hueso (oo-ay'-so) m. bone. 
 Huevar (00-ay-var') v. to lay 
 
 an egg (or eggs). 
 Huevo (oo-ay'-vo) m. egg. 
 Huida (oo-ee'-dar) /. flight: 
 
 escape. 
 Hule (oo'-lay) tn. linoleum. 
 HuUa (ool'-yar) /. coal. 
 Humear (oo-may-ar') v. to 
 
 smoke. 
 Humedad (oo-may-dahd') /. 
 humidity: moisture. 
 
 Ilimitado 
 
 Humedecer (00-may-day- 
 
 thay'-r) v. to moisten: damp: 
 wet. 
 
 Humilde (oo-meel'-day) a. 
 humble: modest. 
 
 Humo (oo'-mo) m. smoke: 
 steam. 
 
 Humoroso (oo-mo-ro'-so) a. 
 humorous: funny. 
 
 Hundir (oon-deer') v. to sink. 
 
 Hurano (oor-arn'-yo) a. diffi- 
 dent: shy. 
 
 Hurraca (oor-rar'-kar) /. mag- 
 pie. 
 
 Hurtador (oor-tar-dor') m. & 
 f. robber: thief: footpad. 
 
 Hurtar (oor-tarr') v. to rob: 
 steal. 
 
 Husmear (oos-may-ar') v. to 
 scent: smell: pry: peep. 
 
 Huta (oo'-tar) /. hut. 
 
 Ictericia (ik-tay-ree-thee'-r) /. 
 
 jaundice. 
 Ida (ee'-dar) /. departure. 
 Idea (ee-day'-r) /. idea: plan: 
 
 scheme. 
 Idem (ee'-daym) prep, idem: 
 
 the same. 
 Id^ntico (ee-dayn'-tee-ko) a, 
 
 identical: similar. 
 Identiflcar (ee-dayn-tee-fee- 
 
 kar') V. to identify. 
 Idioma (ee-dee-o'-mar) m. 
 
 idiom. 
 Idiota (ee-dee-o'-tar) a. foolish: 
 
 idiotic. 
 Id61atra (ee-do'-lart-rar) a. 
 
 heathen. 
 Idolo (ee'-do-lo) m. idol. 
 Idoneo (ee-do'-nay-o) a. fit: 
 
 suitable: proper. 
 Ignorante (eeg-no-rarn'-tay) a. 
 
 ignorant: uninstructed. 
 Igual (ee-goo-arl') a. alike: 
 
 equal. 
 Igualmente (ee - goo - arl - 
 
 mayn'-tay) ad. equally: uni- 
 formly. 
 Ilegal (ee-lay-garl') a. illegal: 
 
 unlawful. 
 Ilegitimo (ee-lay-gee-tee'-mo) 
 
 a. illegal: illegitimate. 
 Ileso (ee-lay'-so) a. unhurt. 
 Ilimitado (ee-lee-mee-tar'-do) 
 a. unlimited.
 
 Iluminar 57 
 
 Iluminar (ee-loo-mee-nar') v. 
 
 to illumine: enlighten. 
 Huso (ee-loo'-so) a. deceived. 
 Ilustrar (ee-loos-trar') v. to 
 
 illustrate. 
 Imaginar (ee-mar-hee-nar') t;. 
 
 to imagine. 
 Itndn (ee-mam') m. magnet. 
 Imb^cil (eem-bay'-theel) a. 
 
 feeble: imbecile: weak- 
 minded. 
 Imitacion (ee - mee - tar - 
 
 thee-on') /. imitation. 
 Imitar (ee-mee-tar') v. to 
 
 copy: imitate. 
 Impaciencia (eem-par-thee- 
 
 n'-thee-r) /. impatience. 
 Impar (eem-par') a. unequal: 
 
 odd: not a pair. 
 Imparcial (eem-par-thee-arl') 
 
 a. impartial. 
 Impartible (eem - par - tee' - 
 
 blay) a. indivisible. 
 Impavido (eem-par'-vee-do) a. 
 
 calm: intrepid. 
 Impedir (eem-pay-deer') v. to 
 
 hinder: obstruct. 
 Impeler (eem-pay-layr') v. to 
 
 impel: goad. 
 Impensado (eem-payn-sar'- 
 
 do) a. unexpected. 
 Imperar (eem-pay-rar') v. to 
 
 rule. 
 Imperfecto(eem-payr-fayk'-to) 
 
 a. imperfect. 
 Imperio (eem-payr'-eeo) m. 
 
 empire. 
 Imperito (eem-pay-ree'-to) a. 
 
 unskilled. 
 Impert^rrito (eem-payr-tayr'- 
 
 ree-to) a. dauntless: fearless. 
 Implorar (eem-plor-r') v. to 
 
 beg: implore. 
 Impolitica (eem-po-lee'-tee- 
 
 ka) /. discourtesy. 
 Impolitico (eem-po-lee'-tee- 
 
 ko) a. impolite. 
 Itnponer (eem-po-nayr') v. to 
 
 impose upon. 
 Importar (eem-por-tar') v. to 
 
 import: matter. 
 Importe (eem-por'-tay) m. 
 
 amount: value. 
 Importunidad (eem-por-too- 
 
 nee-dahd') /. annoyance: im- 
 portunity. 
 Itnposible (eem-po-see'-blay) 
 
 a. impossible. 
 
 Incendlo 
 Impostura (eem-pos-too'-rar) 
 
 /. fraud: deceit: imposture. 
 Impotente (eem-po-tayn'-tay) 
 
 a. impotent: feeble. 
 Imprenta (eem-prayn'-tar) /. 
 
 printing. 
 Impresion (eem-pray-see-on') 
 
 /. impression: edition: stamp. 
 Impreso (eem-pray'-so) m. 
 
 printed matter. 
 Impresor (eem-pray-sor') m. 
 
 printer. 
 Imprevisto (eem-pray-vees'- 
 
 to) a. unexpected: unforeseen. 
 Improbo (eem-pro'-bo) a. 
 
 dishonest: improbable. 
 Improperio (eem-pro-pay'- 
 
 ree-o) m. insult: reproach. 
 Impropio (eem-pro'-pee-o) a. 
 
 improper: unfit. 
 Itnproviso (eem-pro-vee'-so) 
 
 a. unforeseen: not anticipated. 
 Impudicia (eem-poo-dee'- 
 
 theer) /. immodesty. 
 Impudico (eem-poo'-dee-ko) a. 
 
 immodest: shameless. 
 Impuesto (eem-poo-ays'-to) m. 
 
 duty: impost: tax. 
 Impugnar (eem-poog-nar') v. 
 
 to oppose. 
 Impulsion (eem-pool-see-on') 
 
 /. motive. 
 Impune (eem-poo'-nay) a. 
 
 unpunished. 
 Impunidad (eem-poo-nee- 
 
 dahd') /. guiltlessness. 
 Impureza (eem-poo-ray'-thar) 
 
 /. impurity. 
 Inadvertencia (een-rhd-vayr- 
 
 tayn-thee'-r) /. carelessness. 
 Inane (een-r'-nay) a. empty: 
 
 inane. 
 Inanimado (een-r-nee-mar- 
 
 do) a. lifeless: inanimate. 
 Inapeable (een-r-pay-r'-blay) 
 
 a. obstinate. 
 Inaudito (een-r-oo-dee'-to) a. 
 
 unheard of. 
 Incapacitar (een-kar-par-thee- 
 
 tar') V. to disable. 
 Incapaz (een-kar-parth') a. un- 
 able: incapable. 
 Incauto (een-kar'-oo-to) a. 
 
 careless: incautious. 
 Incendiar (eer-thayn-dee-ar') 
 
 V. to set alight. 
 Incendio (een-thayn'-dee-o) m. 
 
 fire.
 
 Incensar 
 
 58 
 
 Indisponer 
 
 Incensar (een-thayn-sar') v. to 
 perfume. 
 
 Incidencia (een-thee-dayn'- 
 thee-r) /. happening: in- 
 cident. 
 
 Incidir (een-thee-deer') v. to 
 fall upon. 
 
 Incierto (een-thee-ayr'-to) a. 
 uncertain: doubtful. 
 
 Incinerar (een-theen-ayr-ar') 
 V. to cremate. 
 
 Incision (een-thee-see-on') /. 
 cut: incision. 
 
 Inciso (een-thee'-so) m. com- 
 ma: clause: sentence — a. cut. 
 
 Incitar (een-thee-tar') v. to 
 excite: instigate. 
 
 Incivil (een-thee-veel') a. un- 
 civil: unpolished. 
 
 Inclemente (een-klay-mayn'- 
 tay) a. inclement. 
 
 Inclinar (een-kleen-ar') v. to 
 incline: resemble. 
 
 Incluir (een-kloo-eer') v. to 
 include: contain. 
 
 Incluso (een-kloo'-so) a. en- 
 closed: included. 
 
 Incoar (een-ko-ar') v. to begin. 
 
 Incognito (een-kog'-nee-to) a. 
 unknown. 
 
 Incoloro (een-ko-lo'-ro) a. 
 colourless: uncoloured. 
 
 Incolume (een-ko'-loo-may) a. 
 safe: sound: unharmed. 
 
 Incomodo (een-ko'-mo-do) a. 
 inconvenient: uncomfortable. 
 
 Incomplexo (een-kom-playk'- 
 so) a. simple: not difficult. 
 
 Incomunicar (een-kom-oo- 
 nee-kar') v. to isolate. 
 
 Inconciliable (een-kon-theel- 
 ee-r'-blay) a. irreconcilable. 
 
 Incondicional (een-kon-dee- 
 thee'-on-arl) a. unconditional. 
 
 Inconexo (een-ko-nayk'-so) a. 
 unconnected: disjointed. 
 
 Inconquistable (een-kon-kees- 
 tar'-blay) a. unconquerable. 
 
 Inconsecuencia (een-kon-say- 
 koo-n-thee'-r) /. inconse- 
 quence. 
 
 Incontable (een-kon-tar'-blay) 
 a. uncountable. 
 
 Inconvenible (cen-kon-vayn- 
 ee'-blay) a. inconvenient. 
 
 Incorrecci6n (een-kor-rayk- 
 thee-on') /. incorrectness. 
 
 Incorrecto (een-kor-rayk'-to) 
 a. incorrect. 
 
 Incredibilidad (een-cray-dee- 
 bee-lee-dahd')/. unbelievable. 
 
 Incr^dulo (een-cray'-doo-lo) 
 m. £f /. one who does not 
 believe. 
 
 Increpar (een-cray-par') v. to 
 chide: scold. 
 
 Incriminar (een-cree-mee- 
 nar') v. to incriminate. 
 
 Inculto (een-kool'-to) a. un- 
 cultivated. 
 
 Incultura (een-kool-toor'-r) /. 
 lacking in culture, good be- 
 haviour. 
 
 Incurioso (een-koo-ree-o'-so) 
 a. negligent: neglectful. 
 
 Indagar (een-dar-gar') v. to 
 investigate. 
 
 Indebido (een-day-bee'-do) a. 
 illegal: undue. 
 
 Indeciso (een-day-thee'-so) a. 
 undecided. 
 
 Indefectible (een-day-fayk- 
 tee'-blay) a. unfailing. 
 
 Indefenso (een-day-fayn'-so) 
 a. defenceless. 
 
 Indeliberado (een-day-lee- 
 bayr - r' - do) a. unpremedi- 
 tated. 
 
 Indemne (een-daym'-nay) a. 
 unhurt. 
 
 Indemnizar (een-daym-nee- 
 thar') V. to compensate. 
 
 Indescriptible (een - days - 
 kreep-tee'-blay) a. indescrib- 
 able. 
 
 Indicaci6n (een-dee-ka-thee- 
 on') /. indication: symptom. 
 
 Indicar (een-dee-kar') v. to 
 point out: indicate. 
 
 Indice (een-dee'-thay) m. in- 
 dex: mark: trace. 
 
 Indiciar (een-dee-thee-ar') v. 
 to surmise: suspect. 
 
 Indicio (een-dee'-thee-o) m. 
 sign. 
 
 Indigena (een-dee-hay'-nar) /. 
 native. 
 
 Indignar (een-deeg-nar') v. to 
 provoke: tease. 
 
 Indigno (een-deeg'-no) a. un- 
 worthy: mean. 
 
 Indio (een-dee'-o) a. blue. 
 
 Indiscrete (een-dees-kray'-to) 
 a. indiscreet: imprudent. 
 
 Indiscutible (een-dees-koo- 
 tee'-blay) a. unquestionable. 
 
 Indisponer (een - dees - po - 
 nayr') v. to disable: indispose.
 
 Ind6cil i 
 
 Ind6cil (een-do'-theel) a. un- 
 ruly: headstrong. 
 
 Indocto (een-dok'-to) a. ignor- 
 ant: uninstructed. 
 
 Indomable (een-do-mar'-blay) 
 a. untamable: unable to be 
 taught. 
 
 Inducci6n (een-dook-thee-on') 
 /. persuasion: inducement. 
 
 Inducir (een-doo-theer') v. to 
 persuade. 
 
 Indulto (een-dool'-to) m. par- 
 don: reprieve. 
 
 Industria (een-doos-tree'-r) /. 
 industry: diligence. 
 
 Ineficaz (een-ay-fee-karth') a. 
 ineffective. 
 
 Includible (een-ay-loo-dee'- 
 blay) a. unavoidable. 
 
 Inerte (een-ayr'-tay) a. inert: 
 dull: languid. 
 
 Inesperado (een-ays-pay-rar'- 
 do) a. unexpected. 
 
 Inexhausto (een-ayk-sar'-oos- 
 to) a. unexhausted: not all 
 used. 
 
 Infanta (een-fam'-tar)/. female 
 infant. 
 
 Infantil (een - farn - teel') a. 
 childish. 
 
 Infausto (een-far-oos'-to) a. 
 unlucky. 
 
 Infelicidad (een-fay-lee-thee- 
 dahd')/. calamity: misfortune. 
 
 Infeliz (een-fay-leeth') a. un- 
 happy. 
 
 Inferir (een-fayr-eer') v. to 
 deduce: infer. 
 
 Infiel (een-fee-ayl') a. unfaith- 
 ful. 
 
 InAerno (een-fee-ayr'-no) 7«. 
 hell. 
 
 Infimo (een-fee'-mo) a. lowest: 
 least: undermost. 
 
 Inflamar (een-flar-mar') t;. to 
 inflame: set on fire. 
 
 Infli^ir (een-flee-heer') v. to 
 inflict. 
 
 Influir (een-floo-eer') v. to 
 influence. 
 
 Informacion (een-for-mar- 
 thee-on') /. information: in- 
 struction. 
 nformar (een-for-marr') v. to 
 advise: inform. 
 
 Infortunado (een-for-too-nar'- 
 do) a. unlucky: unhappy. 
 
 Infortunio (een-for-toon'-eeo) 
 m. calamity: misfortune. 
 
 ) Inmenso 
 
 Infraccion (een-frark-thee-on') 
 
 /. breach: violation. 
 Infringir (een-freen-heer') v. 
 
 to infringe: violate. 
 Infructuoso (een-frook-too'-o- 
 
 so) a. fruitless: unprofitable. 
 Infundado (een-foon-dar'-do) 
 
 a. baseless. 
 Infundir (een-foon-deer') v. 
 
 to inspire: infuse. 
 Ingeniar (een-hay-nee-ar') v. 
 
 to contrive: devise. 
 Ingeniero (een-hay-nee-ay'-ro) 
 
 m. engineer. 
 Ingenio (een-hay-nep'-o) m. 
 
 engine: genius: expedient. 
 Ingenioso (een-hay-nee-o'-so) 
 
 a. ingenious. 
 Ingenuidad (een-hay-noo-ee- 
 
 dahd') /. candour: frankness. 
 Ingerir (een-hay-reer') v. to 
 
 enclose: insert. 
 Ingle (een'-glay)/. groin (body). 
 Ingles (een'-glays) nt. English 
 
 person — a. English. 
 Ingrato (een-gra'-to) a. un- 
 grateful: thankless. 
 Ingresar (een-gray-sar') v. to 
 
 enter. 
 Ingreso (een-gray'-so) m. en- 
 trance: way in. 
 Inhabilitar'(een-r-bee-lee-tar') 
 
 V. to disable: disqualify. 
 Inhalar (een-r-lar') v. to inhale. 
 Inhumane (een-oo-mar'-no) a. 
 
 inhuman: cruel. 
 Inhumar (een-oo-mar') v. to 
 
 bury: inter. 
 Inicial (een-ee-thee-arl') a. 
 
 initial: elementary. 
 Iniciar (een-ee-thee-ar') v. to 
 
 begin: initiate. 
 Ininteligible (een-een-tay-lee- 
 
 hee'-blay) a. unintelligible. 
 Iniquidad (een-ee-kee-dahd') 
 
 /. injustice: iniquity. 
 Injuria (een-hoo-ree'-r) /. in- 
 jury: annoyance. 
 Injurioso (een-hoo-ree-o'-so) 
 
 a. injurious. 
 Injusticia (een-hoos-tee-thee'- 
 
 r) /. injustice: wrong. 
 Inmediatamente (een-may- 
 
 dee-r-tar-mayn'-tay) ad. im- 
 mediately. 
 Inmejorable (een -may -ho - 
 
 rar'-blay) a. unsurpassable. 
 Inmenso (een-mayn'-so) a. 
 
 immense: without limit.
 
 Inmersi6n 60 
 
 Inmersidn (een - mayr - see - 
 
 on') /. immersion. 
 Inmigraci6n (een-mee-grar- 
 
 thee-on') /. immigration. 
 Intninente (eea-Tiee-nayn'- 
 
 tay) a. imminent: soon. 
 Inmodestia (een - mo - days - 
 tee'-r) /. immodesty: in- 
 delicacy. 
 Inmolar (een-mo-lar') v. to 
 
 sacrifice. 
 Inm6vil (een - mo' - veel) a. 
 
 motionless. 
 
 Inmundicia (een-moon-dee- 
 
 thee'-r) /. filth: vulgarity: 
 
 obscenity. 
 
 Inmundo (een-moon'-do) a. 
 
 filthy: vulgar: obscene: dirty. 
 
 Inmune (een-moo'-nay) a. 
 
 free: immune. 
 Inmutar (een-moo-tar') v. to 
 
 alter: change. 
 Inocencia (een-o-then-thee'-r) 
 
 /. innocence. 
 Inocente (een-o-then'-tay) a. 
 
 innocent: pure. 
 Inoculacidn (een-o-koo-lar- 
 thee-on') /. vaccination: in- 
 oculation. 
 Inodora (een-o-dor'-ar) a. 
 
 odourless: without smell. 
 Inolvidable (een-ool-vee-dar'- 
 
 blay) a. unforgettable. 
 Inquietar (een-kee-ay-tar') v. 
 
 to disturb: worry: molest. 
 Inquieto (een-kee-ay'-to) a. 
 
 restless. 
 Inquilino (een-kee-lee'-no) m. 
 
 & f. tenant: lodger. 
 Inquina (een - kee' - nar) /. 
 
 hatred. 
 Inquirir (een-kee-reer') v. to 
 
 enquire: inquire: examine. 
 Inquisidor (een-kee-see-dor') 
 
 m. & f. examiner: inquirer. 
 Insacular (een-sar-kool-ar') v. 
 
 to ballot: vote. 
 Insanable (een-sar-nar'-blay) 
 
 a. incurable. 
 Insano (een-sar'-no) nt. mad: 
 
 insane. 
 Insecto (een-sayk'-to) m. insect. 
 Insensate (een-sayn-sar'-to) a. 
 
 senseless: stupid: mad. 
 Insercl6n (een-sayr-thee-on') 
 
 /. insertion. 
 Insidiar (een-see-dee-ar') v. 
 to plot. 
 
 Interiorldad 
 Insinuacion (een-see-noo-r- 
 thee-on') /. insinuation: sug- 
 gestion. 
 Insipido (een-see'-pee-do) a. 
 
 insipid: tasteless: flat. 
 Insipiente (een-see-pee-n'-tay) 
 
 a. ignorant. 
 Insolente (een-so-layn'-tay) a. 
 
 impudent: insolent. 
 Inspeccion (eens-payk-thee- 
 
 on') /. inspection: survey. 
 Instalaci6n (eens-tar-lar-thee- 
 
 on') /. installation. 
 Instancia (eens-tarn-thee'-r) /. 
 
 instance. 
 Instar (eens-tar') v. to press: 
 
 urge. 
 Instinto (eens-teen-to) m. in- 
 stinct. 
 Instltuci6n (eens-tee-too-thee- 
 
 on') /. institution. 
 Instruccidn (eens-trook-thee- 
 
 on') /. instruction. 
 Instruir (eens-troo-eer') m. 
 
 instructor: teacher. 
 Insuficiencia (een-soo-fee- 
 thee-n-thee'-r)/. insufficiency. 
 Insufrible (een-soo-free'-blay) 
 a. insufferable: insupportable. 
 Insulto (een-sool'-to) m. insult. 
 Insurreccion (een-soor-rayk- 
 
 thee-on') /. insurrection. 
 Intacta (een-tark'-tar) a. un- 
 touched: intact. 
 Intelectual (een-tay-layk-too- 
 
 arl') a. intellectual. 
 Inteligencia (een-tay-lee-hen- 
 
 thee'-r) /. intelligence. 
 Intencion (een-tayn-thee-on') 
 
 intention: view. 
 Intense (een-tayn'-so) a. ar- 
 dent: intense. 
 Intentar (een-tayn-tar') v. to 
 
 try: intend. 
 Intercadencia (een-tayr-kar- 
 dayn-thee'-r) /. interruption. 
 Interceptar (een-tayr-thayp- 
 
 tar') V. to intercept.^ 
 Interns (een-tayr-ays') m. in- 
 terest: profit. 
 Interesado (een-tay-ray-sar'- 
 
 do) a. interested. 
 Interesante (een-tay-ray-sarn'- 
 
 tay) a. interesting. 
 Interin (een-tayr'-een) ad. in 
 
 the mean time. 
 Interioridad (een-tay-ree-o- 
 re-dahd') /. interior: inside.
 
 Intermediar 6i 
 
 Intermediar (een-tayr-may- 
 
 dee-ar') v. to interpose. 
 Internar (een-tayr-nar') i^. to 
 
 penetrate: interpose. 
 Interno (een-tayr'-no) a. in- 
 terior: internal. 
 Interpelar (een-tayr-pay-lar') 
 
 V. to appeal to. 
 Interponer (een-tayr-po-nay- 
 
 r') V. to interpose. 
 Interprete (een-tayr-pray'-tay) 
 
 m. interpreter. 
 Interrogar (een-tayr-ro-gar') 
 
 V. to interrogate: question. 
 Interrumpir (een-tayr-room- 
 
 peer') r. to interrupt. 
 Intestino (een-tays-tee'-no) a. 
 
 intestine: internal. 
 Intimar (een-tee-mar') v. to 
 
 intimate. 
 Intimidar (een-tee-mee-dar') 
 
 V. to intimidate. 
 Intitular (een-tee-too-lar') v. 
 
 to entitle. 
 Intr^pido (een-tray'-pee-do) a. 
 
 intrepid: daring. 
 Intriga (een-tree'-gar) /. in- 
 trigue: underhand plot. 
 Intrincar (een-treen-thar') v. 
 
 to confound: involve. 
 Introduccion (een-tro-dook- 
 
 thee-on') /. introduction. 
 Introducir (een-tro-doo-thee- 
 
 r') V. to introduce. 
 Introito (een-tro-ee'-to) m. en- 
 trance: way in. 
 Inundar (ee-noon-dar') v. \o 
 
 inundate. 
 Inusitado (een-oo-see-tar'-do) 
 
 a. unusual. 
 Iniitil (een-oo'-teel) a. useless. 
 Invadir (een-var-deer') v. to 
 
 invade: over-run. 
 Inyasor (een-var-sor') m. & f. 
 
 invader. 
 Invencion (een-vayn-thee-on') 
 
 /. invention. 
 Inventar (een-vayn-tar') v. to 
 
 invent. 
 Inverisimil (een-vayr-ees-ee'- 
 
 meel) a. unlike: improbable. 
 Invertir (een-vayr-teer') v. to 
 
 invert. 
 Investigar (een-vays-tee-gar') 
 
 V. to investigate. 
 Inveterarse (een-vayt-ayr-ar'- 
 
 say) V. to grow old. 
 Invicto (een-veek'-to) a. un- 
 conquerable. 
 
 Jam^s 
 Invlerno (een-vee-ayr'-no) tn, 
 
 winter. 
 Invisible (een-vee-see'-blay) a, 
 
 invisible. 
 Ipso facto (eepso: fark'-to) ad. 
 
 immediately: without delay. 
 Ir (eer) v. to go: walk. 
 Ira (ee'-rar) /. anger. 
 Iris (ee'-rees) /. rainbow: iris 
 
 (of eye): water lily. 
 Ir6nico (ee - ron' - ee - ko) a. 
 
 ironical. 
 Irrecusable (eer-ray-koo-sar'- 
 
 blay) a. inevitable. 
 Irreflexi6n (eer-ray-flayk-see- 
 
 on') /. rashness. 
 Irreverente (eer-ray-vayr- 
 
 rayn'-tay) a. irreverent. 
 Irrisible (eer-ree-see'-blay) a. 
 
 laughable. 
 Irrision (eer-ree-see-on') /. 
 
 mockery: making fun of a 
 
 thing. 
 Irritar (eer-ree-tar') i'. to irri- 
 tate: exasperate. 
 Isla (ees'-lar) /. island. 
 Istmo (eest'-mo) ni. isthmus. 
 Italiano (ee-tar-lee-ar'-no) m. 
 
 Italian language. 
 Itinerario (ee-tee-nay-rar-ree'- 
 
 o) m. & adj. itinerary. 
 Izar (ee-thar') v. to hoist. 
 Izquierdo (eth-kee-ayr'-do) a. 
 
 left: left-handed. 
 
 Jabon (har-bon') m. soap. 
 Jabonado (har-bo-nar'-do) m. 
 
 washing. 
 Jabonadura (har-bo-nar-doo'- 
 
 ra) /. soap-suds: lather. 
 Jaca (har'-kar) /. pony. 
 Jacarear (har-kar-ree-ar') v. to 
 
 sing. 
 Jacinto (har-theen'-to) m. hya- 
 cinth. 
 Jaco (har'-ko) m. pony. 
 Jactancia (hark-tarn-thee'-rl 
 
 /. boasting. 
 Jactarse (hark-tar'-say) v. t<k 
 
 boast. 
 Jaez (har-eth') m. harness. 
 Jalea (har-lay'-r) /. jelly. 
 Jalear (har-lay-ar') v. to haU 
 
 loo: shout: call out. 
 Jaletina (har-lay-tee'-nar) f 
 
 calves'-foot jelly. 
 Jamds (bar-mars') ad. never
 
 Jam6n 
 
 Jani6n (har-mon') m. ham: 
 gammon. 
 
 Jaque (har'-kay) m. check (in 
 chess). 
 
 Jaquear (har-kay-ar') v. to 
 check. 
 
 Jaqueca (har-kay'-kar) /. meg- 
 rim: headache. 
 
 Jarabe (har-rar'-bay) m. syrup. 
 
 Jarana (har-rar'-nar) /. romp- 
 ing: noisy laughter. 
 
 Jarcia (har-thee'-r) /. bundle 
 of odds and ends. 
 
 Jardin (har-deen') m. garden. 
 
 Jardineria (har-deen-ay-ree'- 
 r) /. gardening. 
 
 Jareta (har-ray'-tar) /. hem. 
 
 Jarra (har'-rar) /. jug: pitcher: 
 jar. 
 
 Jarrete (har-ray'-tay) m. hock. 
 
 Jarretera (har-ray-tay'-ra) /. 
 garter. 
 
 Jarr6n (har-ron') m. urn. 
 
 Jaula (har-oo'-lar) /. cage: cell: 
 padded cell. 
 
 Jazmin (harth-meen') m. jessa- 
 mine. 
 
 Jefe (hay'-fay) m. chief: head: 
 leader. 
 Jefe de tren, guard of train. 
 
 Jengibre (hen-hee'-bray) m. 
 ginger. 
 
 Jerigonza (hay-ree-gon'-thar) 
 /. gibberish. 
 
 Jeringar (hay-reen-gar') v. to 
 squirt: syringe. 
 
 Jiba (hee'-bar) /. hump-back. 
 
 Jigote (hee-go'-tay) m. minced 
 meat. 
 
 Jilguero (heel-gay '-ro) m. lin- 
 net. 
 
 Jocoso (ho-ko'-so) a. good- 
 humoured: mirth-making. 
 
 Jornada (hor - nar' - dar) /. 
 journey. 
 
 Jornal (hor-narl') m. journal: 
 daily work. 
 
 Joven (ho'-vayn) a. young — m. 
 & f. youth. 
 
 Jovial (ho-vee-arl') a. gay: 
 jovial: merry. 
 
 Joya (ho'-yar) /. jewel: gift: 
 present. 
 
 Joyeria (ho - yay - ree' - r) /. 
 jeweller's shop. 
 
 Jubilaci6n (hoo-bee-lar-thee- 
 on') /. festivity. 
 
 Jubilar (hoo-bee-lar') v. to 
 pension: superannuate. 
 
 62 Juvenil 
 
 Jubilo (hoo'-bee-lo) m. joy: 
 
 merriment. 
 Judas (hoo'-dars) m. traitor. 
 Judia (hoo-dee'-r) /. French 
 
 bean. 
 Judio (hoo-dee'-o) a. Jewish — 
 
 m. Jew. 
 Juego (hoo-ay'-go) m. amuse- 
 ment: play: sport. 
 Jueves (hoo - ay' - vays) m. 
 
 Thursday. 
 Juez (hoo-eth') m. judge. 
 Jugador (hoo-gar-dor') m. & f. 
 
 gamester: player. 
 Jugar (hoo-gar') v. to play: 
 
 take part in sport. 
 Jugo (hoo'-go) m. juice: sap. 
 Jugete (hoo-gay'-tay) m. toy: 
 
 play-thing: trinket. 
 Juguetear (hoo-gay-tay-ar') v. 
 
 to trifle: play the fool. 
 Jugueton (hoo-gay-ton') a. 
 
 IDlayful. 
 Juicio (hoo-ee-thee'-o)7w. judg- 
 ment. 
 Juicioso (hoo-ee-thee-o'-so) a. 
 
 judicious. 
 Julio (hoo-lee'-o) m. July. 
 Jumento (hoo-mayn'-to) m. 
 
 ass: foolish person. 
 Junco (hoon'-ko) m. rush 
 
 (plant). 
 Junio (hoon-ee'-o) m. June. 
 Junta (boon '-tar) /. assembly: 
 
 council. 
 Juntar (hoon-tarr') v. to join: 
 
 unite. 
 Junto (hoon'-to) ad. close to: 
 
 near: at hand. 
 Juntura (hoon-too'-rar) /. 
 
 joint: juncture. 
 Jura (hoo'-rar) /. oath. 
 Jurado (hoo-rar'-do) m. jury: 
 
 juryman. 
 Juramento (hoo-rar-mayn'-to) 
 
 m. oath. 
 Jurista (hoo-rees'-tar) m. law- 
 yer. 
 Justa (hoos'-tar)/. tournament: 
 
 joust. 
 Justicia (hoos-tee-thee'-r) /. 
 
 justice. 
 Justificar (hoos-tee-fee'-kar) 
 
 V. to justify. 
 Justo (hoos'-to) a. just: lawful 
 
 — m. just man. 
 Juvenil (hoo - vay - neel') a. 
 
 juvenile.
 
 Jusgar 63 
 
 Juzgar (hooth-gar') v. to 
 judge. 
 
 K 
 
 Kiosco (kee-os'-ko) m. kiosk. 
 Kirs (keers) m. cherry-brandy. 
 
 La (lar) article, /. the. 
 
 Labio (lar-bee'-o) m. lip: edge. 
 
 Labor (lar-bor')/. labour: task: 
 
 work. 
 Laborioso (lar-bor-ee-o'-so) a. 
 
 laborious. 
 Labrado (lar-brar'-do) m. culti- 
 vated land. 
 Labrador (lar-brar-dor') m. & 
 
 f. cultivator: farmer: labourer. 
 Labranza (lar-brarn'-tha) /. 
 
 husbandry. 
 Labriego (lar-bree-ay'-go) m. 
 
 peasant. 
 Lacerar (lar-thay-rar') v. to 
 
 tear to pieces. 
 Laceria (lar - thay - ree' - r) /. 
 
 misery: poverty. 
 Lacio (lar-thee'-o) a. faded: 
 
 withered. 
 Lacra (lar'-krar) /. scar. 
 Lacre (lar'-kray) m. sealing-wax. 
 Lacteo (lark'-tee-o) a. milky. 
 Ladino (lar-dee'-no) a. wise: 
 
 sagacious: cunning. 
 Lado (lar'-do) m. party: side: 
 
 companion. 
 Ladrar (lar-drar') v. to bark. 
 Ladrillo (lar-dreel'-yo) m. 
 
 brick. 
 Ladronera (lar-dro-nay'-rar) /. 
 
 den of thieves. 
 Lagarto (lar-gar'-to) m. lizard: 
 
 sly person. 
 Lago (lar'-go) m. lake. 
 Lagotear (lar-go-tay-ar') v. to 
 
 cajole: persuade. 
 Ldgrima (lar'-gree-mar)/. tear. 
 Laguna (lar-goo'-nar) /. lake: 
 
 lagoon. 
 Lama (lar'-mar) /. mud: slime. 
 Lamentar (lar-mayn-tar') v. 
 
 to lament. 
 Lamento (lar-mayn'-to) m. 
 
 lamentation. 
 Lamer (lar-mayr') v. to lick: 
 
 lap up. 
 L&mpara (larm'-par-r)/. lamp. 
 Lamparero (larm-par-ay'-ro) 
 
 m. lamp-lighter. 
 
 L^udano 
 Lamprea (larm - pray' - r) /. 
 
 lamprey. 
 
 Lana (lar'-nar) /. wool. 
 
 Lanar (lar-narr') a. woolly. 
 
 Lancha (lam'-char) /. launch: 
 barge. 
 
 Langosta (krn-goost'-r) /. 
 lobster: swindler. 
 
 L^nguido (larn' - ghee - do) a. 
 languid: faint: weak. 
 
 Lanudo (larn-oo'-do) a. woolly: 
 fleecy. 
 
 Lanza (larn'-thar) /. lance: 
 spear. 
 
 Lanzar (lam'-tharr') v. to 
 throw: fling: eject: launch. 
 
 Lapiz (lar'-peeth) m. lead- 
 pencil: black-lead. 
 
 Lapiz ar (lar-peeth-ar') v. to 
 pencil. 
 
 Lardoso (lar-do'-so) a. greasy. 
 
 Lares (lar'-ays) m. pi. home: 
 ancestral fireside. 
 
 Larga (lar'-gar) /. delay. 
 
 Largamente (lar-gar-mayn'- 
 tay) ad. for a long time. 
 
 Largar (lar-gar') v. to loosen: 
 slacken. 
 
 Largo (lar'-go) a. large: long: 
 liberal: generous. 
 
 Largueza (lar-gay'-thar) /. 
 length. 
 
 Lasitud (lar-see-tood') /. lassi- 
 tude: weariness. 
 
 Lastima (lars'-tee-mar)/. com- 
 passion: pity. 
 
 Lastimar (lars-tee-mar') v. to 
 hurt: wound. 
 
 Lastimiero (lars-tee-may'-ro) 
 a. mournful: sad. 
 
 Latido (lar-tee'-do) m. palpi- 
 tation: panting. 
 
 Latigazo (lar-tee-garth'-o) m. 
 lash: crack of a whip. 
 
 Latin (lar-teen') m. Latin 
 language. 
 
 Latino (lar-teen'-o) a. Latin. 
 
 Latir (lar-teer') v. to palpi- 
 tate. 
 
 Latitud (lar - tee - tood') /. 
 breadth: width. 
 
 Lato (lar'-to) a. ample: large. 
 
 Laton (lar-ton') m. brass. 
 
 Latria (lar-tree'-r) /. worship. 
 
 Latrocinio (lar-tro-thee-nee'- 
 o) m. larceny: robbery. 
 
 L^udano (lar'-oo-dar-no) m. 
 laudanum.
 
 Laude 
 
 Laude (lar-oo'-day) /. tomb- 
 stone. 
 
 Laurel (lar-oo-rayl') m. laurel: 
 crown of laurel. 
 
 Lavadero (lar-var-day'-ro) m. 
 laundry: wash place. 
 
 Lavadura (lar-var-doo'-rar) /. 
 wash: washing. 
 
 Lavandera (lar-varn-day'-rar) 
 /. laundress. 
 
 Lavar (lar-var') v. to wash. 
 
 Laxante (lark-sarn-tay) m. laxa- 
 tive. 
 
 Laxar (lark-sar') v. to loosen: 
 soften. 
 
 Laxo (lark'-so) a. lax: slack. 
 
 Lazo (lar'-tho) m. slip-knot: 
 snare: trick. 
 
 Le (lay) pron. him: her: to him: 
 to her. 
 
 Leal (lay'-arl) a. loyal: faithful. 
 
 Lebrel (lay-brayl') m. grey- 
 hound. 
 
 Leccion (lek-thee-on')/- lesson: 
 lecture: reading. 
 
 Lectura (lek-too'-rar) /. lec- 
 ture: reading. 
 
 Leche (lay'-chay) /. milk. 
 
 Lechera (lay - chay' - rar) /. 
 dairy-maid. 
 
 Lecho (lay'-cho) m. bed. 
 
 Lechuga (lay-choo'-gar) /. let- 
 tuce. 
 
 Lechuza (lay-choo'-thar)/. owl. 
 
 Legacia (lay-gar-thee'-r) /. 
 legation: embassy. 
 
 Legado (lay-gar'-do) m. legacy. 
 
 Legal (lay'-garl) a. legal: loyal. 
 
 Legar (lay-gar') v. to depute: 
 bequeath. 
 
 Legislar (lay-hees-lar') v. to 
 legislate. 
 
 Legua (lay-goo'-r) /. league. 
 
 Lejano (lay-har'-no) a. distant: 
 far: remote. 
 
 Leio (lay' - lo) a. ignorant: 
 stupid: dull. 
 
 Lengua (layn-goo'-r) /. lan- 
 guage: tongue. 
 
 Lenitive (lay-nee-tee'-vo) a 
 lenient. 
 
 Lente (layn'-tay) m. & f. lens. 
 
 Lenteja (layn-tay'-ha) /. lentil. 
 
 Lento (layn'-to) a. slow: tardy: 
 lazy. 
 
 Lena (layn'-yar)/. wood: timber. 
 
 Leiiero (layn-yay'-ro) m. tim- 
 ber merchant. 
 
 Le6n (lay-on') m. lion. 
 
 64 Lila 
 
 Leona (lay-on'-r) /. lioness. 
 Leopardo (lay-o-par'-do) m. 
 
 leopard. 
 Lerdo (layr'-do) a. heavy: dull: 
 
 slow of understanding. 
 Lesi6n (lay-see-on') /. damage: 
 
 hurt: wound. 
 Lesna (lays'-nar) /. awl. 
 Letal (layt - arl') a. deadly: 
 
 mortal. 
 Letra (lay'-trar) /. letter: writ- 
 ing: printers' type — pi. letters: 
 
 learning. 
 Letrina (lay-treen'-r) /. W.C. 
 Leyantar (lay-varn-tar') v. to 
 
 lift: raise: heave. 
 Levante (lay - vam' - tay) ni. 
 
 Levant: east: wind from east. 
 Leve (lay'-vay) a. light: trifling. 
 Liar (lee-ar') v. to bind: tie. 
 Libertad (lee-bayr-tard') /. 
 
 freedom: liberty. 
 Libertar (lee-bayr-tar') v. to 
 
 free: set at liberty. 
 Libertine (lee-bayr-tee'-no) m. 
 
 libertine. 
 Libitum (lee'-bee-toom) ad. at 
 
 will. 
 Libra (lee'-brar) /. pound: 
 
 balance. 
 Libre (lee'-bray) a. free: ex- 
 empt. 
 Libreria (lee-bray-ree'-r) /. 
 
 book shop. 
 
 Libreria de alquiler, cir- 
 culating library. 
 Libro (lee'-bro) 7n. book. 
 Licencia (lee-then-thee'-r) /. 
 
 permission: license. 
 Licito (lee'-thee-to) a. lawful. 
 Licor (lee-kor') m. liquor. 
 Lid (leed) ?n. contest: dispute: 
 
 fight. 
 Liebre (lee-ay'-bray) /. hare. 
 Lienzo (lee-ayn'-tho) /. linen: 
 
 front of a house. 
 Liga (lee'-gar) /. garter. 
 Ligadura (lee-gar-doo'-rar) /. 
 
 ligature: binding. 
 Ligar (lee-garr') v. to bind: 
 
 fasten: tie. 
 Ligazon (lee - gar - thon') /. 
 
 union. 
 Ligero (lee-gay'-ro) a. light: 
 
 swift: easy. 
 Lijar (lee-har') v. to polish: 
 
 smooth. 
 Lila (lee'-lar) /. lilac tree 
 
 (flower).
 
 Lima 
 
 Lima (lee'-mar) /. file. 
 Limitacion (lee-mee-tar-thee- 
 
 on') /. limitation: restriction. 
 Limite (lee - mee' - tay) m. 
 
 boundary: limit. 
 Limo (lee'-mo) m. mud: slime. 
 Limon (lee-mon') m. lemon. 
 Limonada (lee-mo-nar'-dar) /. 
 
 lemonade. 
 Limosna (lee-mos'-nar) /. 
 
 alms: charity. 
 Limpiador (leem-pee-r-dor') 
 
 m. cleanser: scourer. 
 Limpio (leem-pee'-o) a. clean: 
 
 neat: pure: limpid. 
 Linaza (lee-nar'-thar)/. linseed. 
 Linde (leen'-day) m. landmark: 
 
 boundary. 
 Lindeza (leen-day'-thar) /. 
 
 elegance: neatness. 
 Lino (lee'-no) ni. flax. 
 Lio (lee'-o) m. bundle: parcel. 
 Liquido (lee'-kee-do) a. liquid. 
 Lirio (lee-ree'-o) m. iris (plant). 
 Lisiar (lee-see-ar') v. to lame. 
 Liso (lee'-so) a. even: flat: level: 
 
 smooth. 
 Lisonja (lee-son'-har) /. flat- 
 tery. 
 Listo (lees'-to) a. active: 
 
 prompt: ready. 
 Lisura (lee-soo-'rar)/. smooth- 
 ness: sincerity. 
 Literato (lee-tay-rar'-to) a. 
 
 learned: scholarly. 
 Litigante (lee-tee-garn'-tay) m. 
 
 litigant. 
 Litigo (lee-tee'-go) m. law-suit. 
 Litro (leet'-ro) m. litre. 
 Liviandad (lee-vee-arn-dard') 
 
 /. lightness: imprudence. 
 Livido (lee'-vee-do) a. livid. 
 Lo (lo) pron. it — article, the. 
 Loable (lo-r'-blay) a. laudable. 
 Loar (lo-ar') v. to praise. 
 Loba (lo'-bar) /. she-wolf. 
 Lobo (lo'-bo) m. wolf. 
 Lobrego (lo' - bray - go) a. 
 
 murky: obscure. 
 Localidad (lo-karl-ee-dard') /. 
 
 locality. 
 Loco (lo'ko) a. mad: daft. 
 Locutorio (lo-koo-to'-ree-o) m. 
 
 parlour. 
 Lodo (lo'-do) m. mud: mire. 
 Lograr (lo-grar') v. to gain: 
 
 obtain. 
 Logrero (lo-gray'-ro) m. money 
 
 lender. 
 
 65 Lldma 
 
 Logro (lo'-gro) w. benefit: 
 gain: interest. 
 
 Lombarda (lom-bar'-dar) /. 
 red cabbage. 
 
 L6ndiga (lon'-dee-gar) /. lark 
 (bird). 
 
 Lonja (lon'-har)/. slice of ham: 
 grocery shop. 
 
 Loor (loor) /. praise. 
 
 Loquear (lo-kay-ar') v. to 
 rejoice: revel. 
 
 Lora (lo'-ro) m. parrot. 
 
 Loteria (lo-tay-ree'-r)/. lottery. 
 
 Loza (lo'-thar) /. crockery. 
 
 Lozano(lo-thar'-no) a. luxuriant. 
 
 Liibrico (loo'-bree-ko) a. slip- 
 pery: lubricated. 
 
 Lucido (loo'-thee-do) a. mag- 
 nificent: shining. 
 
 Luci6rnaga (loo-thee-ayr'-nar- 
 gar) /. glow-worm. 
 
 Lucio (loo-thee'-o) a. bright: 
 lucid. 
 
 Lucir (loo-theer') v. to shine, 
 be brilliant. 
 
 Lucro (loo'-kro) m. gain: profit. 
 
 Ludibrio (loo-dee-bree'-o) m. 
 derision: mockery: sneering. 
 
 Luego (loo-ay'-go) ad. after- 
 wards: immediately: presently. 
 
 Lugar (loo-gar') m. place: spot. 
 
 Lugubre (loo'-goo-bray) a. 
 gloomy: dismal: sad. 
 
 Lujuria (loo-hoo'-ree-r) /. lux- 
 ury. 
 
 Lumbre (loom'-bray) /. fire: 
 spark. 
 
 Luminaria (loo-mee-nar'-ee- 
 ar) /. illumination. 
 
 Luna (loo'-nar) /. moon. 
 
 Lunes (loo'-nays) 7n. Monday. 
 
 Luneta (loo-nay'-tar) /. eye- 
 glasses. 
 
 Lustroso (loost - ro' - so) a. 
 bright: brilliant. 
 
 Luz (looth) /. light: day: notice: 
 hint. 
 
 LL 
 
 (Considered in Spanish to rank 
 as a separate letter of the 
 alphabet.) 
 
 Llaga (I'-yar'-gar) /. sore: 
 
 wound. 
 Llagar (I'-yar-gar') v. to hurt: 
 
 wound: injure. 
 Ll^ma (I'-yar'-mar) /. flame: 
 
 passion.
 
 Llamada 66 
 
 Llatni&da (I'-yar-mar'-da) /. 
 
 call. 
 Llamador (I'-yar-mar-dor') m. 
 
 door-knocker. 
 Liana (I'-yar'-nar) /. page (of 
 
 book): trowel. 
 Llano (I'-yar'-no) a. even: level: 
 
 plane: smooth. 
 Llanto (I'-yarn'-to) m. cry: 
 
 tears. 
 Llave (I'-yar'-vay) /. key. 
 Llegada (I'-yay-gar'-dar) /. 
 
 arrival: coming. 
 Llegar (I'yay-gar') v. to ar- 
 rive: come: reach. 
 Llenar (I'yay-nar') v. to fill: 
 
 gorge: stuff. 
 Lleno (I'yay'-no) a. complete: 
 
 full: replete. '^ 
 
 Llevadero (I'yay-var-day'-ro) 
 
 a. tolerable. 
 Llevar (I'yay-var') v. to carry: 
 
 convey. 
 Lloraduelos (I'yo - rar - doo - 
 
 ay'-los) m. one who cries or 
 
 weeps. 
 Lloriquear (I'yo-ree-kay-ar') 
 
 V. to whine. 
 Lloro (I'yo'-ro) m. crying: 
 
 weeping. 
 Lloroso (I'yo - ro' - so) a. 
 
 mournful. 
 Llover (I'yo-vayr') v. to rain. 
 Lloviznar (I'yo-veeth-nar') v. 
 
 to drizzle. 
 Lluvia (I'yoo-vee'-r) /. rain. 
 Lluvioso (I'yoo-vee-o'-so) a. 
 
 rainy. 
 
 M 
 
 Macareno (mar-kar-ray'-no) a. 
 
 boasting: bragging. 
 Macarrones (mar-kar-ro'- 
 
 nays) m. pi. macaroni. 
 Macarse (mar-kar'-say) v. to 
 
 rot (fruit). 
 Macear (mar-thay-ar') v. to 
 
 knock: pound. 
 Maceta (mar - thay' - tar) /. 
 
 flowerpot. 
 Macilento (mar-thee-layn'-to) 
 
 a. lean: shrivelled: withered. 
 Macizo (mar-thee'-tho) a. mas- 
 sive: solid. 
 Machaca (mar-char-kar') /. 
 
 ignorant: tiresome. 
 Macho (mar'-cho) m. he-goat: 
 
 he-mule: any male animal. 
 
 Majestad 
 Machucar (mar-choo-kar') v. 
 
 to bruise. 
 Machucho (mar-choo'-cho) a. 
 
 mature: ripe. 
 Madama (mar-dar'-mar) /. 
 
 madam. 
 Madeja (mar-day'-har) /. lock 
 
 of hair. 
 Madera (mar-day'-rar) /. tim- 
 ber: wood. 
 Madrastra (mar-drars'-trar) /. 
 
 step-mother. 
 Madre (mar'-dray) /. mother. 
 Madreperla (mar-dray-payr'- 
 
 lar) /. mother of pearl. 
 Madreselva (mar-dray-sayl'- 
 
 var) /. honeysuckle. 
 Madrona (mar-dro'-nar) /. 
 
 over-indulgent mother. 
 Madrono (mar-dron'-yo) m. 
 
 strawberry. 
 Madrugada (mar-droo-gar'- 
 
 dar) /. dawn. 
 Madrugador (mar-droo-gar- 
 
 dor') m. & f. early riser. 
 Madurar (mar-door-ar') v. to 
 
 ripen. 
 Madurez (mar-doo-rayth') /. 
 
 maturity: ripening. 
 Maestra (mar - ays' - trar) /. 
 
 school-mistress. 
 Maestro (mar-ays'-tro) tn. 
 
 master. 
 Magia (mar-gee'-r) /. magic. 
 M^gico (mar'-gee-ko) m. magi- 
 cian — a. magical. 
 Magistrado (mar-gees-trar'- 
 
 do) 7M. magistrate. 
 Magn^nimo (marg-nar'-nee- 
 
 mo) a. magnanimous. 
 Magnificencia (marg-nee-fee- 
 then-thee'-r) /. magnificence: 
 splendour. 
 Magnitud (marg-nee-tood') /. 
 
 grandeur: magnitude. 
 Magno (marg'-no) a. great. 
 Magra (mar'-grar) /. rasher: 
 
 slice (bacon, pork). 
 Magro (mar'-gro) a. meagre. 
 Magulladura (mar-gool-yar- 
 
 doo'-ra) /. bruise. 
 Maiz (mar-eeth') m. maize. 
 Majaderia (mar-har-day-ree'- 
 
 r) /. insult. 
 Majadero (mar-har-day'-ro) a. 
 
 dull: silly. 
 Majestad 'mar-hays-tard') /. 
 majesty,
 
 Majo 
 
 Majo (mar'-ho) m. boaster: 
 
 gallant. 
 Majuelo (mar-hoo-ay'-lo) m. 
 
 hawthorn: may (flower). 
 Mai (marl) ;. evil: hurt: badness: 
 
 injury. 
 Malandrin (mar-lam-dreen') 
 
 m. highwayman. 
 Malaventura (mar-lar-vayn- 
 
 too'-rar)/. misfortune: calam- 
 ity. 
 Malcontento (marl-kon-tayn'- 
 
 to) a. discontented. 
 Malcriado (marl-kree-r'-do) a. 
 
 ill-bred: unmannerly. 
 Maldad (marl-dahd')/- wicked- 
 ness. 
 Malear (mar-lay-ar') v. to 
 
 corrupt: prevent. 
 Mal^ficio (mar-lay '-fee-thee-o) 
 
 a. mischievous. 
 Maleta (mar-lay '-tar) /. travel- 
 ling bag. 
 Malgastar (marl-gars'-tar) v. 
 
 to lavish: waste. 
 Malicia (rnar-lee-thee'-r) /. 
 
 malice: spite: cunning. 
 Malo (mar'-lo) a. bad: ill: 
 
 sickly: wicked. 
 Malograr (mar-lo-grar') v. to 
 
 disappoint. 
 Malogro (mar-lo'-gro) m. dis- 
 appointment. 
 Malquisto (marl-kees'-to) a. 
 
 detested: hated. 
 Maltratar (marl-tray-tar') v. 
 
 to abuse: maltreat. 
 Malvabisco (marl-var-bees'- 
 
 ko) m. marsh-mallow. 
 Mamaluco (mar-mar-loo'-ko) 
 
 m. dolt: simpleton. 
 Matnar (mar-marr') v. to suck. 
 Mampara (marm-par'-ar) /. 
 
 screen. 
 Manada (mar - nar' - dar) /. 
 
 drove: flock. 
 Mancebo (marn-thay'-bo) m. 
 
 companion: youth. 
 Mancilla (marn-theel'-yar) /. 
 
 blemish: spot. 
 Manco (mam'-ko) a. faulty: 
 
 maimed. 
 Mancomunar (marn-ko-moo- 
 
 nar') v. to associate: unite. 
 Manchado (mam-char'-do) a. 
 
 spotted. 
 Manchar (mam-char') v. to 
 
 soil: stain. 
 
 67 Manuscrlto 
 
 Manda (marn'-dar) /. oflFen 
 
 legacy: proposal. 
 Mandado (marn-dar'-do) m. 
 
 command: errand: message. 
 Mandar (marn-dar') v. to 
 
 command: order. 
 Mandibula (marn-dee-boo'-la) 
 
 /. jaw-bone. 
 Manejar (mar-nay-har') v. to 
 
 manage. 
 Manera (mar-nay'-rar) /. man- 
 ner: mode: kind: sort. 
 Manga (marn'-gar) /. sleeve. 
 Mango (marn'-go) m. handle. 
 Mania (mar-nee'-r) /. frenzy: 
 
 madness. 
 Manifactura (mar-nee-fark- 
 
 too'-rar) /. manufacture. 
 Manifiesto (mar-nee-fee'-sto) 
 
 a. clear: apparent: manifest. 
 Manilla (mar-neel'-yar) f. 
 
 bracelet: handcuff. 
 Maniobra (mar-nee-o'-bray) /. 
 
 handiwork. 
 Maniota (mar-nee-o'-tar) /. 
 
 shackles. 
 Manirroto (mar-neer-ro'-to) a. 
 
 wasteful. 
 Manjar (marn-har') m. food: 
 
 victuals. 
 Mano (mar'-no) m. hand. 
 Manosear (mar-no-say-ar') v. 
 
 to handle. 
 Mansedumbre (mam-say- 
 
 doom'-bray) /. gentleness: 
 
 meekness. 
 Mansion (marn-see-on') /, 
 
 home: residence. 
 Manso (mam'-so) a. gentlei 
 
 tame. 
 Manta (mam'-tar) /. blanket. 
 Manteca (marn-tay'-kar) /, 
 
 butter. 
 Mantecada (mam-tay-kar'- 
 
 dar) /. toast. 
 Mantel (mam-tayl') m. table- 
 cloth. 
 Manteleria (marn-tay-Iay-ree'- 
 
 r) /. table-linen. 
 Mantener (marn-tay-nayr') v. 
 
 to maintain: support. 
 Mantilla (marn-teel'-yar) /. 
 
 cloak: woman's head covering. 
 Manto (marn'-to) /. cloak: 
 
 mantle: robe. 
 Mant6n (mam-ton') m. large 
 
 veil. 
 Manuscrlto (mar-noorskree'- 
 
 to) m. manuscript — a. written.
 
 Manzana 68 
 
 Manzana (marn-thar'-nar) /. 
 apple. 
 
 Manzanal (marn-thar'-narl) m. 
 orchard. 
 
 Manana (marn-yar'-nar) /. 
 morning: morrow — ad. to- 
 morrow. 
 
 Manoso (marn-yo'-so) a. 
 handy: skilful. 
 
 Mapa (mar'-par) m. map. 
 
 M^quina (mar'-kee-nar) /. 
 machine. 
 
 Mar (mar) m. & f. sea. 
 
 Marana (mar-rarn'-ya) /. 
 shrub: thicket: puzzle. 
 
 Maravilla (mar-rar-veel'-ya) /. 
 wonder. 
 
 Maravillar (mar-rar-veel-yar') 
 to wonder: admire. 
 
 Marcar (mar-kar') v. to mark: 
 note: designate. 
 
 Marcial (mar-thee-arl') a. war- 
 like. 
 
 Marcialidad (mar-thee-ar-lee- 
 dard') /. freedom: familiarity. 
 
 Marcha (mar'-char) /. march. 
 
 Marchar (mar-char') v. to go:, 
 go off: march. 
 
 Marchitable (mar-chee-tar'- 
 blay) a. perishable. 
 
 Marchitar (mar-chee-tar') v. 
 to fade: wither. 
 
 Marea (mar-ray'-r) /. tide. 
 
 Mareo (mar-ray'-o) m. sea- 
 sickness. 
 
 Marfil (mar-feel') m. ivory. 
 
 Margarita (mar-gar-ee'-tar) /. 
 pearl: daisy: periwinkle. 
 
 Margen (mar'-gayn) m. & f. 
 border: margin. 
 
 Marica (mar-ree'-kar) /. mag- 
 pie: milksop. 
 
 Maricon (mar-ree-kon') m. 
 coward. 
 
 Maridable (mar-ree-dar'-blay) 
 a. matrimonial. 
 
 Marido (mar-ree'-do) m. hus- 
 band. 
 
 Maritnorena (mar-ree-mo- 
 ray'-nar) /. dispute: quarrel. 
 
 Marina (mar-ree'-nar) /. navy. 
 
 Marinar (mar-ree-nar') v. to 
 salt fish. 
 
 Marinero (mar-ree-nay'-ro) m. 
 mariner. 
 
 Marino (mar-ree'-no) a. marine 
 — m. seaman. 
 
 Mariposa (mar-ree-po'-sar) /. 
 butterfly 
 
 Mayor 
 Mariscal (mar-rees'-karl) m. 
 
 blacksmith. 
 Marisco (mar-rees'-ko) m. sea- 
 shell. 
 Maritime (mar-ree'-tee-mo) a. 
 
 marine, maritime. 
 Marmol (mar'-mol') m. marble. 
 Maroma (mar-ro'-mar)/. rope. 
 Marrana (mar-rar'-nar)/. sow. 
 Marrano (mar-rar'-no) m. pig: 
 
 hog. 
 Marras (mar'-rars) ad. long 
 
 ago. 
 Marro (mar'-ro) m. failure: 
 
 disappointment: quoits. 
 Marte (mar'-tay) m. iron. 
 Martes (mar' - tayss) w. 
 
 Tuesday. 
 Martillo (mar - teel' - yo) m. 
 
 hammer. 
 Martir (mar'-teer) m. & f. 
 
 martyr. 
 Marzo (mar'tho) m. March 
 
 (the month). 
 Mas (mars) ad. but: yet. 
 Mas (mars) ad. besides: more- 
 over. 
 Mascar (mars-kar') v. to chew. 
 Mascarada (mars-kar-rar'-dar) 
 
 /. masquerade. 
 Masculino (mars-koo-lee'-no) 
 
 a. male: masculine. 
 Mastin (mars-teen') m. mastiff 
 
 (dog). 
 Mata (mar'-tar) /. shrub. 
 Matador (mar-tar-dor') m. 
 
 murderer. 
 Matar (mar-tar') v. to kill: 
 
 murder: execute. 
 Matizar (mar-teeth-ar') v. to 
 
 beautify. 
 Maton (mar-ton') m. bully. 
 Matorral (mar-tor-rarl') m. 
 
 shrub: thicket. 
 Matricula (mar-tree'-koo-lar) 
 
 /. list: register. 
 Matrona (mar - tro' - nar) /. 
 
 matron. 
 Maulero (mar-oo-lay'-ro) m. 
 
 cheat: impostor. 
 Maullar (mar-ool-yar') v. to 
 
 mew. 
 Maxima (mark'-see-mar) /. 
 
 maxim. 
 Mdxime (mark'-see-may) ad. 
 
 principally. 
 Mayo (mar'-yo) m. May. 
 Mayor (mar-yor) a. greater: 
 
 larger — m. major; superior.
 
 Mayor! a 
 Mayoria (mar-yor-ee'-r) /. 
 
 advantage: superiority. 
 Me (may) pron. me. 
 Meados (may-r'-dos) m. pi. 
 
 urine. 
 Mecdnico (may-kar'-nee-ko) a. 
 
 mechanical. 
 Mecer (may-thayr') v. to stir: 
 
 agitate: rock. 
 Medalla (may-darl'-yar) /. 
 
 medal. 
 Media (may-dee'-r) /. stockinf?. 
 Mediania (may-dee-am-ee'-r) 
 
 /. moderation. 
 Mediano (may-dee-ar'-no) a. 
 
 moderate: mediocre. 
 Mediar (may-dee-ar') v. to be 
 
 in the middle. 
 Medicina (may-dee-theen'-r) /. 
 
 medicine. 
 Medico (may'-dee-ko) m. phy- 
 sician. 
 Medida (may - dee' - dar) /. 
 
 measure. 
 Mediero (may-dee-ay '-ro) m. 
 
 hosier. 
 Medio (may-dee'-o) a. half. 
 Mediodia (may-dee-o-dee'-r) 
 
 m. noon: mid-day. 
 Medir (may - deer') v. to 
 
 measure. 
 Medra (may'-drar) /. progress. 
 Medrar (may-drar') v. to 
 
 prosper: thrive. 
 Medroso (may-dro'-so) a. fear- 
 ful: terrible. 
 Mejilla (may-heel'-yar)/. check. 
 Mejor (may-hor') a. & ad. 
 
 better. 
 Mejora (may-hor'-r) /. growth: 
 
 improvement: progress. 
 Mejorar (may-hor-r') v. to 
 
 improve. 
 Melancolia (may-lam-ko-lee'- 
 
 r) /. melancholy. 
 Melindroso (may-leen-dro'-so) 
 
 a. finical: prudish. 
 Melocoton (may-lo-ko-ton') m. 
 
 peach. 
 Melodioso (may-lo-dee-o'-so) 
 
 a. melodious. 
 Melosidad (may-lo-see-dard') 
 
 /. sweetness. 
 Melcte (may-lo'-tay) m. treacle. 
 Mellizo (mayl-yee'-tho) a. twin. 
 Membrete (maym-bray'-tay) 
 
 m. memorandum: note. 
 Membrudo (maym-broo'-do) 
 
 a. strong: robust. 
 
 69 
 
 Mercurlo 
 
 Memoria (may-mo'-ree-r) /• 
 
 memory: memoir — pL. com- 
 pliments. 
 Mencion (mayn-thee-on') /. 
 
 mention. 
 Mendigo (mayn-dee'-go) m. 
 
 beggar: mendicant. 
 Menester (may-nay-stayr') m. 
 
 necessity: need: want. 
 Menestral (may-nays-trarl') m. 
 
 tradesman. 
 Mengua (mayn - goo' - r) /. 
 
 decay: disgrace: poverty. 
 Menguante (mayn-goo-arn'- 
 
 tay) /. low-water: ebb-tide. 
 Menor (may-nor') m. & f. 
 
 minor — a. less: smaller. 
 Menos (may'-nos) ad. less. 
 .Mensaje (mayn-sar'-hay) m. 
 
 errand: message. 
 Mensajero (mayn-sar-hay'-ro) 
 
 m. messenger. 
 Mensual (mayn-soo-arl') a. 
 
 monthly. 
 Mentado (mayn-tar'-do) a. 
 
 famous: noted. 
 Mental (mayn-tarl') a. intel- 
 lectual. 
 Mentar (mayn-tar') v. to men- 
 tion. 
 Mente (mayn'-tay) /. mind: 
 
 understanding. 
 Mentecato (mayn-tay-kar'-to) 
 
 a. silly: foolish. 
 Mentir (mayn-teer') v. to lie. 
 Mentira (mayn-teer'-r)/. false- 
 hood: lie. 
 Menudear (may-noo-day-ar') 
 
 V. to repeat. 
 Menudencia (may-noo-dayn- 
 
 thee'-r) /. trifle. 
 Menudo (may - noo' - do) a. 
 
 small: minute: trifling. 
 Meiiique (mayn-yee'-kay) m. 
 
 little finger. 
 Meramente (may-rar-mayn'- 
 
 tay) ad. merely. 
 Mercader (mayr-kar-dayr') m. 
 
 dealer: trader. 
 Mercaderia (mayr-kar-day- 
 
 ree'-r) /. merchandise: trade. 
 Mercado (mayr-kar'-do) m. 
 
 market. 
 Mercantil (mayr-kan-teel') a. 
 
 commercial: mercantile. 
 Mercero (mayr-thay'-ro) m. 
 
 haberdasher. 
 Mercurlo (mayr-koo-ree'-o) m. 
 
 mercury: quicksilver.
 
 Merecedor 70 
 
 Merecedor (may - ray - thay - 
 
 dor') a. deserving. 
 Merecer (may-ray-thayr') v. to 
 
 deserve: merit. 
 Merengue (may-rayn-goo'-ay) 
 
 m. pi. meringues. 
 Meridional (may-ree-dee-on- 
 
 arl') a. southern. 
 Merienda (may-ree-ayn'-dar) 
 
 /. luncheon. 
 M6rito (may'-ree-to) nt. merit: 
 
 desert. 
 Merluza (mayr-loo'-thar) /. 
 
 cod: hake. 
 Merma (mayr'-mar) /. waste. 
 Mermar (mayr-mar') v. to 
 
 waste. 
 Mermelada (mayr-may-lar'- 
 
 dar) /. marmelade. 
 Mes (mays) m. month. 
 Mesa (may'-sar) /. table. 
 
 Mesa redonda, table d'hote. 
 Mesada (may - sar' - dar) /. 
 
 month's pay. 
 Mes6n (may-son') m. hostelry: 
 
 inn. 
 Mesonero (may-son-ay'-ro) m. 
 
 inn-keeper. 
 Metal (may-tarl') m. metal. 
 Meter (may-tayr') v. to place: 
 
 put: smuggle. 
 M6todo (may '-to-do) m. 
 
 method. 
 Metrdpoli (may-tro'-po-lee) /. 
 
 metropolis. 
 Mezcla (mayth'-klar) /. mix- 
 ture. 
 Mezclar (mayth-klar') v. to 
 
 mingle: mix. 
 Mezquino (mayth-kee'-no) a. 
 
 poor: poverty-stricken. 
 Miaja (mee-r'-har) /. crumb. 
 Mico (mee'-ko) ni. monkey. 
 Miedo (mee-ay'-do) m. dread: 
 
 fear. 
 Miel (mee'-ayl) /. honey. 
 Mientras (mee-n'-trars) ad. in 
 
 the mean time. 
 Mi6rcoles (mee-ayr'-ko-lays) 
 
 m. Wednesday. 
 Mies (me'-ayss) /. harvest. 
 Migaja (mee - gar' - har) /. 
 
 crumb: scrap: any small por- 
 tion. 
 Migar (mee - garr') v. to 
 
 crumble. 
 Mil (meel) m. thousand. 
 Milagro (mee - lar' - gro) m. 
 
 miracle: wonder. 
 
 Moda 
 MiHcia (mee-lee-thee'-r) /. 
 
 militia. 
 Militar (mee-lee-tar') a. mili- 
 tary. 
 Mill6n (meel-yon') m. million. 
 Millonario (meel-yon-r-ee'-o) 
 
 m. millionaire. 
 Mimar (mee-mar') v. to coax. 
 
 flatter: wheedle. 
 Mimo (mee'-mo) m. buffoon. 
 Mimoso (mee - mo' - so) a. 
 
 delicate: fond. 
 Minador (mee-nar-dor') m. 
 
 miner. 
 Minar (mee-nar') v. to under- 
 mine. 
 Minero (mee-nay'-ro) m. miner. 
 Minimo (mee'-nee-mo) a. least: 
 
 smallest. 
 Minoridad (mee-nor-ee-dard') 
 
 /. minority. 
 Minuta (mee - noo' - tar) /. 
 
 minute (time). 
 Mio (mee'-o) a. my: mine. 
 Mirada (mee - rar' - dar) /. 
 
 glance: gaze: sight. 
 Mirador (mee-rar-dor') m. (Sf 
 
 f. spectator. 
 Mirar (mee-rar') v. to behold: 
 
 look: observe. 
 Mirlo (meer'-lo) m. blackbird. 
 Miserable (mee-say-rar'-blay) 
 
 a. miserable: wretched. 
 Miseria (mee-say-ree'-r) /. 
 
 misery. 
 Misericordia (mee-say-ree- 
 
 kor'-dee-r)/. clemency: mercy. 
 Mismo (mees'-mo) a. equal: 
 
 same. 
 Misterio (mees-tay'-ree-o) m. 
 
 mystery. 
 Mitad (mee-tard') /. half. 
 Mitigar (mee-tee-gar') v. to 
 
 mitigate. 
 Mitones (mee-ton'-ays) m. pi. 
 
 mittens. 
 Mixto (meek'-sto) a. mixed: 
 
 mingled. 
 Mixtura (meek-stoo'-rar) J. 
 
 mixture. 
 Mocadero (mo-kar-day'-ro) nt. 
 
 handkerchief. 
 Moci6n (mo-thee-on') /. 
 
 motion. 
 Muchila (mo-chee'-lar)/. knap- 
 sack. 
 Moda (mo'-dar) /. mode: 
 
 fashion.
 
 Modelo 71 
 
 Modelo (mo-day'-lo) m. model: 
 
 pattern. 
 Moderar (mo-day-rar') v. to 
 
 moderate. 
 Modestia (mo-days-tee'-r) /. 
 
 decency: modesty. 
 Modo (mo-do) m. method: 
 
 mode: manner: mood. 
 Modorra (mo - dor' - rar) /. 
 
 drowsiness: sleepy. 
 Mofa (mo'-far) /. mockery. 
 Mofador (mo-far-dor') m. & f. 
 
 scoffer: scorner. 
 Mogoll6n (mo-gol-yon') m. 
 
 sponger: parasite: hanger-on. 
 Mohino (mo-ee'-no) a. fretful: 
 
 peevish. 
 Mohoso (mo-o'-so) a. mouldy: 
 
 musty. 
 Mojar (mo-har') v. to moisten: 
 
 wet: interfere. 
 Moje (mo'-hay) m. fricassee: 
 
 ragout. 
 Mola (mo'-lar) /. mole. 
 Mole (mo'-lay) a. soft: mild — 
 
 /. vastness: largeness. 
 Moler (mo-layr') v. to grind: 
 
 pound. 
 Molestar (mo-lays-tar') v. to 
 
 molest: trouble: vex. 
 Molicie (mo-lee'-thee-ay) /. 
 
 softness: tenderness. 
 Molinero (mo-leen-ay'-ro) m. 
 
 miller. 
 Molinete (mo-lee-nay '-tay) m. 
 
 turnstile. 
 Molleja (mol-yay-har) /. gland: 
 
 gizzard. 
 Momento (mo-mayn'-to) m. 
 
 moment. 
 Momio (mo-mee'-o) a. lean: 
 
 meagre: thin. 
 Monada (mo-nar'-dar) /. grim- 
 ace. 
 Monarca (mo-nar'-kar) m. 
 
 monarch. 
 Monasterio (mon-ars-tay'-ree- 
 
 o) m. monastery. 
 Mondadientes (mon-dar-dee- 
 
 ayn'-tays) m. toothpick. 
 Mondadura (mon-dar-doo'- 
 
 rar) /. cleaning: cleansing. 
 Mondo (mon'-do) a. clean: 
 
 neat: pure. 
 Mondongo (mon-don'-go) m. 
 
 tripe. 
 Moneda (mo - nay' - dar) /. 
 
 money: coinage. 
 Monja (mon'-har) /. nun. 
 
 Mosquitero 
 Monje (mon'-hay) m. monk. 
 Mono (mo'-no) m. monkey: 
 
 ape — a. neat: pretty. 
 Moriopolio (mo-no-po-lee'-o) 
 
 m. monopoly. 
 Monstiuo (mon-stroo'-o) m. 
 
 monster. 
 Monstruoso (mon-stroo-o'-so) 
 
 a. monstrous: outrageous. 
 74onta (mon'-tar) /. amount: 
 
 sum. 
 Montana (mon-tarn'-yar) /. 
 
 mountain. 
 Montar (mon-tar') v. to mount: 
 
 amount to. 
 Monteria (mon-tay-ree'-r) /. 
 
 chase: hunting. 
 Monton (mon-ton') m. heap: 
 
 mass: pile. 
 Monutnento (mon-00-mayn'- 
 
 to) m. monument. 
 Mona (mon'-yar) /. doll. 
 Monquear (mon-kay-ar') v. 
 
 to blow the nose. 
 Monquero (mon-kay'-ro) m. 
 
 handkerchief. 
 Morado (mo-rar'-do) a. violet 
 
 coloured. 
 Morador (mo-rar-dor') m. in- 
 habitant: lodger. 
 Moral (mo-rarl') m. mulberry- 
 tree — a. moral. 
 M6rbido (mor' - bee - do) a. 
 
 diseased: morbid. 
 Mordaz (mor-darth') a. biting: 
 
 corrosive: sarcastic. 
 Mordaza (mor-darth'-r) /. gag. 
 Morder (mor-dayr') v. to bite. 
 Mordiscar (mor-dees-kar') v. 
 
 to gnaw: nibble. 
 Morena (mor-ay'-nar)/. brown 
 
 bread. 
 Moreno (mor-ay'-no) a. brown: 
 
 dark: swarthy. 
 Moribundo (mo-ree-boon'-do) 
 
 a. dying. 
 Morir (mor-eer') v. to die. 
 Morondo (mo-ron'-do) a. bald: 
 
 leafless. 
 Morosidad (mo-ro-see-dard') 
 
 /. delay: slowness: tardiness. 
 Mortal (mor-tarl') a. mortal: 
 
 deadly: fatal. 
 Mortuorio (mor-too-o-ree'-o) 
 
 m. burial: funeral. 
 Mosca (mos'-ka) /. fly. 
 Mosquitero (mos-kee-tay'-ro) 
 in. mosquito-net.
 
 Mosquito 72 
 
 Mosquito (mos-kee'-to) m. 
 
 mosquito: gnat. 
 Mostaza (mos-tar'-thar) /. 
 
 mustard. 
 Mostrador (mos-trar-dor') m. 
 
 shop-front: shop-counter. 
 Mostrar (mos-trar') v. to ex- 
 hibit: show: display. 
 Movedizo (mo-vay-dee'-tho) a. 
 
 movable: variable. 
 Mover (mo-vayr') v. to move: 
 
 excite: stir up. 
 Movimiento (mo-vee-rnee- 
 
 ayn'-to) w. movement: motion. 
 Moza (mo'-thar) /. girl: maid- 
 
 ser^-ant. 
 Mozo (mo'-tho) m. youth: man- 
 servant. 
 Muchacha (moo-char'-char) /. 
 
 girl: lass. 
 Muchacho (moo-char'-cho) m. 
 
 boy: lad. 
 Mucho (moo'-cho) a. abundant: 
 
 much — ad. much. 
 Muda (moo'-dar) /. alteration: 
 
 change. 
 Mudable (moo-dar'-blay) a. 
 
 changeable: variable. 
 Mudar (moo-dar') v. to change 
 Mudo (moo'-do) a. dumb: 
 
 mute: silent. 
 Muelle (moo-ayl'-yar) a. deli- 
 cate: soft: tender — m. spring. 
 Mu6rdago (moo-ayr'-dar-go) 
 
 m. mistletoe. 
 Muerte (moo-ayr'-tay)/. death. 
 Muerto (moo-ayr'-to) m. corpse. 
 Mugir (moo-heer') v. to bel- 
 low: low. 
 Mujer (moo-hayr') /. woman. 
 Mujeril (moo-hay-reel') a. 
 
 womanish: womanly. 
 Muleta (moo-lay'-tar)/. crutch. 
 Mulo (moo'-lo) m. mule. 
 Multa (mool'-tar) /. fine: 
 
 penalty. 
 Mundo (moon'-do) m. world. 
 Muneca (moon - yay' - kar) /. 
 
 wrist. 
 Muralla (moo-rarl'-yar) /. wall: 
 
 rampart. 
 Muro (moo'-ro) vt. wall. 
 Musarana (moo-sar-ran'-yar) 
 
 /. vermin: shrew-mouse. 
 Musculo (moos'-koo-lo) m. 
 
 muscle. 
 Muselina (moo-say-lee'-nar) /. 
 
 muslin. 
 
 Naufragar 
 Museo (moo - say' - o) m. 
 
 museum. 
 Musica (moo'-see-ka) /. music. 
 Mustio (moos-tee'-o) a. musty: 
 
 parched: withered. 
 Mutilar (moo-tee-lar') v. to 
 
 maim: mutilate. 
 Muy (moo'-e) ad. greatly: very. 
 
 N 
 
 Naba (nar'-bar) /. turnip. 
 
 Nabo (nar'-bo) m. turnip. 
 
 Ndcar (nar'-kar) m. nacre: 
 mother of pearl. 
 
 Nacer (nar-thayr') v. to be born. 
 
 Nacido (nar-thee'-do) a. apt: 
 fit: proper — m. abscess: tu- 
 mour. 
 
 Naci6n (nar-thee-on')/. nation. 
 
 Nada (nar'-dar) /. nothing — 
 ad. by no means. 
 
 N'adador (nar-dar-dor') m. & 
 f. swimmer. 
 
 Nadar (nar-dar') v. to swim. 
 
 Nadie (nar'-dee-ay) pron. no- 
 body: no one. 
 
 Naipe (nar'-ee-pay) m. playing- 
 card. 
 
 Nao (nar'-o) /. ship: vessel. 
 
 Naranja (nar - ram' - har) /. 
 orange. 
 
 Narciso (nar-thee'-so) m. 
 daffodil: narcissus. 
 
 Narcotico (nar-ko'-tee-ko) a. 
 narcotic. 
 
 Nariz (nar-reeth') /. nose. 
 
 Narracion (nar-rar-thee-on')/. 
 narration: story: description. 
 
 Narrar (nar-rar') v. to narrate: 
 tell: describe. 
 
 Nata (nar'-tar)/. cream: skim. 
 
 Nataci6n (nar-tar-thee-on') /. 
 swimming. 
 
 Natal (nar-tarl') a. natal: native. 
 
 Natalicio (nar-tar-lee'-thee-o) 
 m. birthday. 
 
 Natividad (nar-tee-vee-dard') 
 /. Christmas. 
 
 Naturalismo (nar-too'-rar- 
 lees'-mo) m. realism. 
 
 Naturalista (nar-too-rar-lees'- 
 tar) rn. naturalist: nature- 
 lover. 
 
 Naturalizar (nar-too-rar-lee- 
 thar') V. to naturalise. 
 
 Naufragar (nar oo-frar-gar') 
 V. to be shipwrecked.
 
 Naufrago 
 
 73 
 
 Ndufrago (nar'-oo-frar-go) a. 
 
 shipwrecked — m. shark. 
 Nausea (nar'-oo-say-r) /. sick- 
 ness: sick. 
 Navaja (nar'-var'-har) /. razor- 
 blade. 
 Nave (nar'-vay) /. ship: nave 
 
 (church, etc.). 
 Navegacion (nar-vay-gar-thee- 
 
 on') /. navigation: voyage. 
 Navegar (nar-vay-gar') v. to 
 
 navigate: travel. 
 Naviero (nar-veer'-ro) m. ship- 
 owner. 
 Navio (nar-vee'-o) m. ship: 
 
 vessel. 
 Neblina (nay-blee'-nar) /. fog: 
 
 mist. 
 Nebuloso (nay-boo-lo'-so) a. 
 
 cloudy: foggy: misty. 
 Necesario (nay-thay-sar'-ree- 
 
 o) a. necessary: required. 
 Neceser (nay-thay-sayr') m. 
 
 toilet-case. 
 Necesidad (nay - thay - see - 
 
 dard') /. need: necessity. 
 Necesitado (nay-thay-see-tar'- 
 
 do) a. needy: poor. 
 Nccio (nay'-thee-o) a. foolish: 
 
 ignorant. 
 Necrologia (nay-kro-lo-hee'-r) 
 
 /. obituary. 
 Nefando (nay-fam'-do) a. base: 
 
 abominable: nefarious. 
 Nefasto (nay-fars'-to) a. sad: 
 
 unlucky: ominous. 
 Negaci6n (nay-gar-thee-on') /. 
 
 denial. 
 Negar (nay-gar') v. to deny: 
 
 refuse. 
 Negative (na-gar-tee'-vo) /. 
 
 photographic negative. 
 Negligente (nay-glee-hayn'- 
 
 tay) a. careless: negligent. 
 Negociaci6n (nay-go-thee-r- 
 
 thee-on') /. negotiation. 
 Negociante (nay-go-thee-am'- 
 
 tay) m. dealer: merchant. 
 Negocio (nay-go-thee'-o) m. 
 
 business: negotiation. 
 Negro (nay'-gro) a. black: dis- 
 mal: gloomy. 
 Nene (nay'-nay) m. & f. baby: 
 
 infant. 
 Nervio (nayr-vee'-o) m. nerve. 
 Nervioso (nayr-vee-o'-so) a. 
 
 nervous. 
 Neto (nay'-to) a. neat: net: 
 
 pure: clear. 
 
 Norte 
 
 Neumatico (nay-oo-mar'-tee- 
 ko) a. pneumatic. 
 
 Neutralidad (nay-oo-trar-lee- 
 dard')/. indifference: neutral- 
 ity. 
 
 Neutralizar (nay - oo - trar - 
 leeth-ar') v. to neutralise: 
 counteract. 
 
 Nevada (nay-var'-dar) /. snow- 
 fall. 
 
 Nevar (nay-var') v. to snow. 
 
 Ni (nee) conj. neither: nv. 
 
 Nidal (nee-darl') m. nest. 
 
 Niebla (nee-ayb'-lar) /. fog: 
 haze: mist. 
 
 Nieto (nee-ay'-to) m. grand- 
 child. 
 
 Nieve (nee-ay'-vay) /. snow. 
 
 Nimio (nee-mee'-o) a. ex- 
 cessive. 
 
 Ninada (neen-yar'-dar)/. child- 
 ishness. 
 
 Ninez (neen-yayth') /. child- 
 hood: infancy. 
 
 Nino (neen'-yo) a. childish — 
 m. boy: child: infant. 
 
 Niquel (nee-kayl') m. nickel. 
 
 Nivelar (nee-vay-lar') v. to 
 level: make true. 
 
 No (no) ad. no: not. 
 
 Nobleza (no-blay'-thar) /. 
 nobility: nobleness. 
 
 Nocion (no-thee-on') /. notion: 
 idea. 
 
 Nocivo (no-thee'-vo) a. hurtful: 
 harmful: noxious. 
 
 Nocturne (nok-toor'-no) m. 
 nocturn — a. nightly. 
 
 Noche (no'-chay) /. night. 
 Buenas noches, good night. 
 
 Nodriza (no-dreeth'-ar) /. 
 nurse. 
 
 Nombrar (nom-brar') v. to 
 appoint: name: nominate. 
 
 Nombre (nom'-bray) m. fame: 
 name: reputation. 
 
 Nomeolvides (no - may - ol - 
 veed'-ays) m. forget-me-not. 
 
 Nomina (no' - mee - nar) /. 
 catalogue. 
 
 Non (non) a. odd: uneven. 
 
 Nono (no'-no) a. ninth. 
 
 No obstante (no: obs-tarn'- 
 tay) conj. nevertheless: not- 
 withstanding. 
 
 Norma (nor'-mar) /. standard: 
 pattern. 
 
 Norte (nor'-tay) m. north: 
 north-wind.
 
 Nos 
 
 Nos (nos) pron. we: us. 
 Nosotres (nos-o-trays) pron. 
 
 we: us: ourselves. 
 Nota (no'-tar) /. note: notice^ 
 
 remark. 
 "Notar (no-tar') v. to note: 
 
 notice: remark. 
 Noticia (no - tee - thee' - r) /. 
 
 notice: note: information. 
 Noticiar (no-tee-thee-r') v. to 
 
 give notice. 
 Novecientos (no - vay - thee- 
 
 ayn'-tos) a. nine hundred. 
 Novedad (no-vay-dard') /. 
 
 novelty: modernity. 
 Novela (no-vay-'lar) /. novel: 
 
 fiction. 
 Noventa (no - vayn' - tar) m. 
 
 ninety. 
 Noviembre (no - vee - aym' - 
 
 bray) m. November. 
 Novllunio (no-vee-loo-nee'-o) 
 
 m. new-moon. 
 Novio (no'-vee-o) m. bride- 
 groom. 
 Nube (noo'-bay)/. cloud: film. 
 Nudillo (noo - deel' - yo) m. 
 
 knuckle. 
 Nuera (noo-ay'-rar)/. daughter- 
 in-law. 
 Nuestro (noo-ays'-tro) a. our. 
 Nueva (noo-ay'-var) /. news. 
 Nueve (noo-ay'-vay) m. & a. 
 
 nine. 
 Nuevo (noo-ay'-vo) a. new: 
 
 fresh. 
 Nuez (noo-ayth') /. walnut. 
 Nunien(noo'-mayn)?w. divinity. 
 Numerar (noo-may-rar') v. to 
 
 number: count. 
 Nunca (noon'-kar) ad. never. 
 Nuncio (noon'-thee-o) m. mes- 
 senger: nuncio. 
 Nupcial (noop-thee-arl') a. 
 
 nuptial. 
 Nutra (noot'-rar) /. otter. 
 Nutrimento (noo-tree-mayn'- 
 
 to) m. ahment: food: nutrition. 
 Nutrir (noo-treer') v. to 
 
 nourish. 
 Nutriz (noo-treeth') /. nurse. 
 
 Sf 
 
 (Considered in Spanish to rank 
 as a separate letter of the 
 alphabet.) 
 
 5ifagaza (n'-yar-gar'-thar) /. 
 decoy. 
 
 74 Ocaso 
 
 Naque (n'-yar'-kay) m. trifles. 
 Noclo (n'yo'-klo) m. macaroon. 
 Ncneria (n'yo-n'yar-ree'-r) /. 
 _ dotage. 
 Nono (n'yo'-n'yo) a. decrepit. 
 
 O (o) conj. either: or. 
 Obcecar (ob-thay-kar') v. to 
 
 blind: darken. 
 Obedecer (o-bay-day-thayr') v. 
 
 to obey. 
 Obediencia (o-bay-dee-ayn- 
 
 thee'-r) /. obedience. 
 Obertura (o-bayr-too'-rar) /. 
 
 overture (music). 
 Obesidad (o-bay-see-dard') /. 
 
 obesity. 
 Obeso (o-bay'-so) a. fat: obese. 
 6bice (o'-be-thay) m. obstacle. 
 Obispo (o-bees'-po) m. bishop. 
 Objetar (ob-hay-tar') v. to 
 
 object. 
 Oblea (ob-lay'-r) /. wafer. 
 Obligacidn (o-blee-gar-thee- 
 
 on') /. obligation. 
 Obligar (o-blee-gar') v. to 
 
 oblige. 
 Obra (o'-brar) /. work: toil: 
 
 labour. 
 Obrador (o-brar-dor') m. & f. 
 
 worker. 
 Obrar (o-brar') v. to work: 
 
 operate: act. 
 Obscurecer (obs - koo - ray - 
 
 thayr') v. to obscure: darken. 
 Obscuridad (obs - koo - ree - 
 
 dard') /. obscurity: darkness. 
 Obsequiar (ob-say-kee-ar') v. 
 
 to court. 
 Observador (ob-sayr-var-dor') 
 
 m. observer: observator. 
 Obstdculo (obs-tar'-koo-lo) m. 
 
 obstacle: impediment. 
 Obstar (obs-tar') v. to obstruct: 
 
 oppose. 
 Obstinarse (obs-tee-nar'-say) 
 
 V. to be obstinate. 
 Obtener (ob-tay-nay-r') v. to 
 
 obtain. 
 Obtuso (ob-too'-so) a. blunt. 
 Obviar (ob-vee-ar') v. to 
 
 avoid: obviate. 
 Obvio (ob-vee'-o) a. obvious. 
 Oca (o'-kar) /. goose. 
 Ocasionar (o-kar-see-on-ar') 
 
 V. to cause: occasion: move. 
 Ocaso (o-kar'-so) m. sunset.
 
 Oc^ano 
 
 Oc^ano (o - thay' - ar - no) m 
 ocean. 
 
 Ocio (o'-thee-o) m. leisure: 
 pastime. 
 
 Ocioso (o-thee-o'-so) a. idle. 
 
 Octavo (ok-tar'-vo) a. eight. 
 
 Octubre (ok - too' - bray) m. 
 October. 
 
 Ocular (o-koo-lar') m. eye- 
 glass. 
 
 Ocultar (o-kool-tar') v. to 
 conceal: hide. 
 
 Oculto (o-kool'-to) a. con- 
 cealed: hidden. 
 
 Ocupaci6n (o-koo-par-thee- 
 on') /. occupation: employ- 
 ment. 
 
 Ocurrencia (o - koor - rayn - 
 thee'-r) /. occurrence: ac- 
 cident. 
 
 Ocurrlr (o-koor-reer') v. to 
 meet: happen: occur. 
 
 Ochenta(o-chayn'-tar)a. eighty. 
 
 Ocho (o'-cho) a. eight. 
 
 Ochocientos (o-cho-thee-n'- 
 tos) a. eight hundred. 
 
 Odiar (o-dee-r') v. to hate. 
 
 Odio (o-dee'-o) m. hatred. 
 
 Odre (o'-dray) m. drunkard. 
 
 Oeste (o-ays'-tay) m. west. 
 
 Ofender (o-fayn-dayr') v. to 
 offend: injure. 
 
 Ofensivo (o-fayn-see'-vo) a. 
 injurious: offensive. 
 
 Ofensor (o-fayn-sor') m. offen- 
 der. 
 
 Oferta (o-fayr'-tar) /. offer: 
 offering. 
 
 Oficina (o - fee - theen' - r) /. 
 office: workshop: counting- 
 house. 
 
 Oficio (o-fee'-thee-o) m. office: 
 employ: occupation. 
 
 Ofrecer (o-fray-thayr') v. to 
 exhibit: offer: present. 
 
 Ofuscacion (o-foos-ka-thee- 
 on') /. failing sight. 
 
 Oible (o-ee'-blay) a. audible. 
 
 Oido (o-ee'-do) m. hearing: ear. 
 
 Oir (o-eer') v. to hear: listen: 
 understand. 
 
 Ojal (o-harl') m. button-hole. 
 
 Ojeada (o-hay-ar'-dar) /. ogle: 
 sly-glance. 
 
 Ojear (o-hay-ar') v. to eye: look 
 at: glance at: view. 
 
 Ojeriza (o-hay-ree'-thar) /. 
 grudge: ill-will: spite. 
 
 Ojo (o'-ho) m. eye: sight. 
 
 75 
 
 Oreo 
 
 Ola (o'-lar) /. wave. 
 
 Oleo (o'-lay-o) m. oil: holy oil: 
 
 extreme unction. 
 Oler (o-layr') v. to scent: smell. 
 Olfato (ol-far'-to) m. odour: 
 
 scent. 
 Olimpo (o-leem'-po) m. heaven 
 
 (in poetry). 
 Oliva (o-lee'-var) /. olive: owl. 
 Olmo (ol'-mo) m. elm tree. 
 Olvidadizo (ol-vee-dar-dee'- 
 
 tho) a. forgetful. 
 Olleria (ol-yar-ree'-r)/. pottery. 
 Omitir (o-mee-teer') v. to 
 
 omit: leave out. 
 Oniisi6n (o-mee-see-on') /. 
 
 omission. 
 Once (on'-thay) a. eleven. 
 Onceno (on - thay' - no) a. 
 
 eleventh. 
 Onda (on'-dar) /. wave. 
 Oneroso (o - nay - ro' - so) a. 
 
 burdensome. 
 Opaco (o-par'-ko) a. opaque: 
 
 dark: gloomy. 
 Opci6n (op-thee-on') /. option: 
 
 choice. 
 Operar (o-pay-rar') v. to act: 
 
 operate. 
 dpimo (o'-pee-mo) a. rich: 
 
 fruitful. 
 Oplo (o-pee'-o) m. opium. 
 Oposicion (o-po-see-thee-on') 
 
 /. opposition: rivalry. 
 Oprimir (o-pree-meer') v. to 
 
 crush: oppress: squeeze. 
 Optar (op-tar') v. to choose: 
 
 elect. 
 Optico (op'-tee-ko) m. optician 
 
 — a. optical. 
 Optimo (op'-tee-mo) a. best. 
 Opuesto (o-poo-ays'-to) a. 
 
 adverse: contrary. 
 Opulento (o-poo-layn'-to) a. 
 
 opulent: wealthy. 
 Orar (o-rar') v. to harangue: 
 
 pray. 
 Orate (o-rar'-tay) /. lunatic: 
 
 fool. 
 Orbe (or'-bay) m. orb: sphere: 
 
 earth. 
 Ordenar (or-day-nar') v. to 
 
 arrange: order. 
 Ordinario (or-dee-nar'-ee-o) 
 
 a. common: ordinary. 
 Orear (o-ray-ar') v. to cool: 
 
 refresh. 
 Oreja (o-ray'-har) /. ear. 
 Oreo (o-ray'-o) m. breeze: air.
 
 Orfandad 76 Palillo 
 
 P^bulo (par'-boo-lo) m. ali- 
 ment: food: provender. 
 Pacato (par-kar'-to) a. mild: 
 
 pacific: quiet. 
 Pacer (par-thayr') v. to graze: 
 
 pasture. 
 Paciencia (par-thee-ayn'-thee- 
 
 r) /. patience. 
 Paciente (par-thee-ayn'-tay) m. 
 
 & a. patient. 
 Pacificar (par-thee-fee-kar') v. 
 
 to appease: pacify. 
 Pachorra (par-chor-rar') /. 
 
 sluggishness. 
 Padecimiento (par-day-thee- 
 
 mee-ayn'-to) m. suffering. 
 Padrastro (par-drars'-tro) m. 
 
 step-father. 
 Padre (par'-dray) m. father — 
 
 pi. parents. 
 Paga (par'-gar)/. fee: payment. 
 Pagador (par - gar - dor') m. 
 
 payer: paymaster. 
 Pagano (par-gar'-no) m. pagan: 
 
 heathen. 
 Pagar (par-gar') v. to pay: 
 
 requite. 
 Pagar6 (par - gar - ay') 7n. 
 
 promissory-note: lOU: bond. 
 Pagina (par'-heen-r) /. page of 
 
 a book. 
 Pago (par'-go) m. payment: 
 
 reward. 
 Pais (par-ees') m. country: 
 
 countryside. 
 Paisaje (par-ee-sar'-hay) m. 
 
 landscape. 
 Paisano (par-ee-sar'-no) m. 
 
 peasant: countryman. 
 Pajarera (par-har-ray'-rar) /. 
 
 aviary. 
 Pijaro (par'-har-ro) m. bird: 
 
 sly person. 
 Pajuela (par-hoo'-ay-lar) /. 
 
 match. 
 Pala (par'-lar) /. shovel. 
 Palabra (par-lar'-brar)/. word. 
 Palacio (par-lar'-thee-o) m. 
 
 palace. 
 Paladar (par-lar-dar') m. pal- 
 ate: relish: taste. 
 Palestra (par - lays' - trar) /. 
 
 wrestling. 
 Palidez (par-lee-dayth')/. pale- 
 ness: colourless. 
 P^lido (par'-lee-do) a. pale: 
 
 pallid. 
 Palillo (par-leel'-yo) m. rolling- 
 pin: tooth-pick. 
 
 Orfandad (or-farn-dard') /. 
 orphanage. 
 
 Orgullo (or - gool' - yo) m. 
 haughtiness: pride: conceit. 
 
 Orificio (o-ree-fee-thee'-o) m. 
 rnouth: orifice. 
 
 Origen (o-ree'-hayn) m. origin: 
 source. 
 
 Orilla (o-reel'-yar) /. border: 
 limit: margin. 
 
 Orillo (o-reel'-yo) m. selvage: 
 list. 
 
 Ornamento (or-nar-mayn'-to) 
 m. ornament: embellishment. 
 
 Ornato (or-nar'-to) m. apparel: 
 decoration: ornament. 
 
 Oro (o'-ro) m. diamond suit at 
 cards. 
 
 Orquesta (or-kays'-tar) /. or- 
 chestra. 
 
 Ortiga (or-tee'-gar) /. nettle. 
 
 Oruga (o-roo'-gar)/. caterpillar. 
 
 Os (os) pron. you. 
 
 Osa (o'-sa) /. she-bear. 
 
 Osadia (o-sar-dee'-r) /. bold- 
 ness: intrepidity: zeal. 
 
 Osamenta (o-sar-mayn'-tar) /. 
 skeleton. 
 
 Oscilar (os-theel-ar') v. to 
 oscillate. 
 
 <3sculo (os'-koo-lo) m. kiss. 
 
 Oso (o'-so) m. bear. 
 
 Oso bianco (o'-so: blarn'-ko) 
 m. polar bear. 
 
 Ostentar (os-tayn-tar') v. to 
 show: boast: brag. 
 
 Ostentoso (os-tayn'-to-so) a. 
 ostentatious: sumptuous. 
 
 Ostra (os'-trar) /. oyster. 
 
 Ostrera (os-tray'-rar) /. oyster- 
 bed. 
 
 Osuda (o-soo'-dar) a. bony. 
 
 Otonal (o - ton - yarl') a. 
 autumnal. 
 
 Otciio (o-ton'-yo) m. autumn. 
 
 Otorgar (o-tor-gar') v. to con- 
 sent: stipulate. 
 
 Otro (o'-tro) a. another: other. 
 
 Otrosi (o-tro-see') ad. besides: 
 moreover — m. item. 
 
 C3valo (o'-var-lo) m. oval. 
 
 Ovar (o-var') v. to lay an egg. 
 
 Ovejero (o-vay-hay'-ro) m. 
 shepherd. 
 
 PabeI16n (par-bayl-yon') 
 pavilion: summer-house.
 
 Paltna 
 
 77 
 
 Palma (parl'-mar) /. palm (of 
 
 hand): (date) palm. 
 Palmear (parl-may-r') v. to 
 
 clap (hands). 
 Palmera (parl-may'-rar) /. 
 
 palm-tree. 
 Paloma (par - lo' - mar) /. 
 
 pigeon: dove. 
 Palomilla (par-lo-meel'-ya) /. 
 
 chrysalis. 
 Paipar (parl-par') v. to feel: 
 
 grope. 
 Palude (par-loo'-day) /. lake: 
 
 pool: tarn. 
 Palurdo (par-loor'-do) a. rus- 
 tic: rude. 
 Pampirolada (parm-pee-ro- 
 
 lar'-dar) /. impertinence. 
 Pan (parn) m. bread: loaf: food. 
 Panaderia (parn-ard-ay-ree'-r) 
 
 /. bakery. 
 Panal(par-narr)m. honeycomb. 
 Pandear (parn-day-ar') v. to 
 
 bend: bulge. 
 Pandereta (pam-day-ray'-tar) 
 
 /. tambourine. 
 Pandorga (parn-dor'-gar) /. 
 
 fat woman. 
 Panela (par-nay'-la) /. kind of 
 
 biscuit. 
 Panfilo (parn'-fee-lo) w. slow: 
 
 sluggish. 
 Pinico (par'-nee-ko) m. & a. 
 
 panic. 
 Pantalon (parn-tarl-on') tn. 
 
 trousers. 
 Pantalla (parn-tarl'-yar) /. 
 
 lamp-shade. 
 Pantano (parn-tar'-no) m. mor- 
 ass: swamp: marsh. 
 Pantera (parn-tay'-rar) /. pan- 
 ther. 
 Pantomima (pam-to-mee'- 
 
 mar) /. pantomime. 
 Pantorrilla (parn-tor-reel'- 
 
 yar) /. calf (of leg). 
 Pantorrilludo (parn-tor-reel- 
 
 yoo'-do) ni. having thick 
 
 calves. 
 Pantuflo (parn-too'-fio) m. 
 
 slipper. 
 Pano (pam'-yo) m. cloth. 
 Panuelo (parn-yoo-ay'-lo) m. 
 
 handkerchief. 
 Papa (par'-par) m. Pope — m. 
 
 pi. potatoes. 
 Papd (par-par') m. papa: 
 
 father. 
 
 Parir 
 Papagayo (par-par-gar'-yo) m. 
 
 parrot. 
 Papelerla (par-pay-Iay-ree'-r) 
 
 /. stationer's shop. 
 Papeleta (par-pay-lay'-tar) /. 
 
 card: ticket. 
 Papero (par-pay'-ro) m. potato 
 
 dealer. 
 Paqueteria (par-kay-tay-ree'- 
 
 r) /. retail business. 
 Par (par) a. equal: alike: on a 
 
 par: at par. 
 Para (par'-rar) prep, about: for: 
 
 in order to: toward. 
 
 Para qu6, what for. 
 
 Para que, in order that. 
 Parabi6n (par-rar-bee-ayn') m. 
 
 congratulation. 
 Paracaidas (par-ra-kar-ee'- 
 
 dars) m. parachute. 
 Paradero (par-rar-day'-ro) m. 
 
 stopping-place: depot: station. 
 Parado (par-rar'-do) a. care- 
 less: indolent. 
 Parafina (par-rar-feen'-r) /. 
 
 paraffin. 
 Paraguas (par-rar-goo'-ars) m. 
 
 umbrella. 
 Paraje (par-rar'-hay) m. re- 
 sidence: place. 
 Paralisis (par-rar'-lee-sees) /. 
 
 paralysis. 
 Paramentar (par-rar-mayn- 
 
 tar') V. to adorn: embellish. 
 Parangonar (par-rarn-gon-ar') 
 
 V. to compare. 
 Parar (par-rar') v. to halt: 
 
 stop: detain: prevent. 
 Parca (par'-kar) /. fate. 
 Parcelar (par-thay-lar') v. to 
 
 survey: divide (land). 
 Parcial (par-thee-arl') a. in- 
 complete: partial. 
 Parco (par'-ko) a. moderate: 
 
 sparing. 
 Pardo (par'-do) a. grey: brown. 
 Parear (par-ray-ar') v. to 
 
 match. 
 Parecer (par-ray-thayr') m. 
 
 advice — v. to appear. 
 Parecido (par-ray-thee'-do) a. 
 
 resembling. 
 Pared (par-rayd') /. wall. 
 Parejo (par-ray'-ho) a. even: 
 
 equal: similar: like. 
 Paria (par-ree'-r) m. outcast. 
 Parir (par-reer') f . to produce: 
 
 lay an egg.
 
 Parlamentar 
 
 78 
 
 Peca 
 
 Parlamentar (par-lar-mayn- 
 tar') V. to converse: talk. 
 
 Parlar (par-lar') v. to speak: 
 talk. 
 
 Parlero (par-lay'-ro) a. talka- 
 tive. 
 
 Parpadear (par-par-day-ar') v. 
 to blink. 
 
 Parpado (par'-par-do) m. eye- 
 lid. 
 
 Parque (par'-kay) m. park. 
 
 Parra (par'-rar) /. grape-vine. 
 
 Parricida (par-ree-thee'-dar) 
 m. & f. murderer. 
 
 Parrilla (par-reel'-yar) /. grid- 
 iron. 
 
 Parroquia (par-ro-kee'-r) /. 
 parish. 
 
 Parsimonia (par-see-mo-nee'- 
 r) /. parsimony: nearness. 
 
 Parte (par'-tay) /. part: por- 
 tion: lot. 
 
 Partero (par-tay'-ro) m. & f. 
 midwife — m. accoucheur. 
 
 Participar (par-tee-thee-par') 
 V. to participate: share. 
 
 Partida (par-tee'-dar) /. de- 
 parture. 
 
 Partir (par-teer') v. to divide: 
 part: separate. 
 
 Parto (par'-to) m. child-birth. 
 
 Parvo (par'-vo) a. small: little. 
 
 P^rvulo (par'-voo-lo) a. very 
 small: very little — m. child. 
 
 Pasa (par'-sar) /. raisin. 
 
 Pasada (par-sar'-dar) /. pas- 
 sage: pace: step. 
 
 Pasador (par-sar-dor') m. 
 smuggler: lady's brooch. 
 
 Pasaje (par-sar'-hay) ni. pas- 
 sage: voyage: journey: fare. 
 
 Pasaporte (par-sar-por'-tay) 
 m. passport. 
 
 Pasar (par-sar') v. to surpass: 
 pass: spend. 
 
 Pasatiempo (par-sar-tee-aym'- 
 po) m. pastime: hobby. 
 
 Pascua (pars-koo'-r) /. Easter. 
 
 Pasear (par-say-ar') v. to walk. 
 
 Paseo (par-say'-o) m. walk: 
 promenade. 
 
 Pasmar (pars-mar') v. to be- 
 numb: stupefy: wonder. 
 
 Pasmo (pars'-mo) m. convul- 
 sion: spasm. 
 
 Pasmoso (pars-mo'-so) a. 
 marvellous: wonderful. 
 
 Pasteleria (pars-tay-lay-ree'-r) 
 /. pastrycook's shop. 
 
 Pastelero (pars-tay-lay'-ro) m. 
 
 pastrycook. 
 Pastilla (pars-teel'-yar) /. loz- 
 enge: pastille. 
 Pasto (pars'-to) m. pasture. 
 Pastor (pars-tor') m. shepherd: 
 
 pastor. 
 Pata (par'-tar) /. leg or foot of 
 
 an animal. 
 Patada (par-tar'-dar) /. kick: 
 
 step: pace. 
 Pataleta (par-tar-lay '-tar) /. 
 
 fainting fit. 
 Patdn (par-tam') m. clown. 
 Patata (par-tar'-tar) /. potato. 
 Patear (par-tay-ar') v. to kick. 
 Pat6tico (par-tay'-tee-ko) a. 
 
 pathetic: sad. 
 Paticojo (par-tee-ko'-ho) a. 
 
 crippled: lame. 
 Patilla (par-teel'-yar) /. whis- 
 kers. 
 Patitieso (par-tee-tee-ay'-so) 
 
 a. stupefied: surprised. 
 Pato (par'-to) m. duck — a. 
 
 equal: similar. 
 Patrocinar (par-tro-theen-ar') 
 
 V. to favour: protect. 
 Patrocinio (par-tro-theen'-ee- 
 
 o) m. protection: patronage. 
 Patr6n (par-tron') m. protector: 
 
 landlord (of inn): guardian. 
 Patrono (par-tro'-no) m. lord 
 
 of the manor. 
 PatruUar (par-trool-yar') v. to 
 
 patrol. 
 Paulatino (par-oo-lar-tee'-no) 
 
 a. slowly: by degrees. 
 Pausa (par'-oo-sar) /. pause: 
 
 space of time. 
 Pausado (par-oo-sar'-do) a. 
 
 calm: quiet: slow. 
 PAvido (par'-vee-do) a. fearful: 
 
 apprehensive: timid. 
 Pavimento (par-vee-mayn'-to) 
 
 m. pavement. 
 Pavo (par'-vo) m. turkey. 
 Pavo real (par'-vo: ray'-arl) m. 
 
 peacock. 
 Pav6n (par-von') m. peacock. 
 Pavonear (par-von-ay-r') v, to 
 
 strut like a peacock. 
 Pavura (par-voo'-rar) /. dread: 
 
 fear: terror. 
 Paz (path)/, peace: tranquillity. 
 Peana (pay-r'-nar) /. foot- 
 stool: pedestal. 
 Peca (pay'-kar) /. freckle: spot: 
 
 blemish.
 
 Pecador 
 Pecador (pay-kar-dor') m. & 
 
 f. sinner. 
 Pecar (pay-kar') v. to sin. 
 Pecina (pay-thee'-nar) /. fish- 
 pond. 
 Pecora (pay'-ko-rar) /. sheep: 
 
 knave. 
 Pecoso (pay-ko'-so) a. freckled. 
 Peculio (pay-koo'-lee-o) m. 
 
 private means: money allow- 
 ance. 
 Pechar (pay-char') v. to pay 
 
 taxes. 
 Pecho (pay'-cho) m. breast: 
 
 bosom: courage: v'alour. 
 Pechuga (pay-choo'-gar) /. 
 
 breast of a chicken. 
 Pechuguera (pay-choo-goo- 
 
 ay'-rar) /. cough. 
 Pedazo (pay-dar'-tho) m. bit: 
 
 piece. 
 Pedir (pay-deer') i;. to beg: 
 
 petition: solicit. 
 Pedorreras (pay-dor-ray'-rars) 
 
 /. flatulency. 
 Pedregoso (pay-dray-go'-so) 
 
 a. stony. 
 Pedrera (pay-dray'-rar) /. 
 
 quarry. 
 Pega (pay'-gar) /. pitch: glue. 
 Pegado (pay-gar'-do) m. stick- 
 ing-plaster. 
 Pegar (pay-gar') v. to cement: 
 
 join: unite: stick together. 
 Peinador (pay-ee-nar-dor') m. 
 
 hairdresser: dressing-gown. 
 Peinar (pay-ee-nar') v. to 
 
 comb the hair. 
 Peine (pay'-ee-nay) m. hair- 
 comb. 
 Pelagatos (pay-lar-gar'-tos) m. 
 
 pickpocket. 
 Pelea (pay'-lay-r) /. battle: 
 
 fight: quarrel. 
 Pelear (pay-lay-ar') v. to fight: 
 
 quarrel. 
 Peleteria (pay-lay-tay-ree'-r) 
 
 /. furrier's business. 
 Peletero (pay-lay-tay'-ro) m. 
 
 furrier. 
 Pelicano (pay-lee'-kar-no) m. 
 
 pelican — a. grey-haired. 
 Peligroso (pay-lee-gro'-so) a. 
 
 dangerous: risky: perilous. 
 Pelota (pay-lo'-tar) /. ball: 
 
 Spanish ball game. 
 Pelotear (pay-lo-tay-ar') v. to 
 
 play ball: argue. 
 Peltre (payl'-tray) m. pewter. 
 
 79 
 
 Perecer 
 
 Peludo (pay-loo'-do) a. hairy. 
 Pellejo (payl-yay'-ho) m. hide: 
 
 pelt: skin: peel. 
 Pellizcar (payl-yeeth-kar') v. 
 
 to pinch: nip. 
 Pena (pay'-nar)/. pain: punish- 
 ment. 
 Penalidad (pay-nar-lee-dard') 
 
 /. suflTering: trouble: penalty. 
 Penar (pay-nar') v. to suffer 
 
 pain. 
 Pendanga (payn-darn'-gar) /. 
 
 prostitute. 
 Pendencia (payn-dayn'-thee-r) 
 
 /. dispute: quarrel. 
 P6nduIo (payn'-doo-lo) a. 
 
 hanging: pendent: pendulous. 
 Penetrar (pay-nay-trar') f. to 
 
 penetrate. 
 Penitencia (pay - nee - tayn' - 
 
 thee-r) /. penitence: fine: 
 
 penalty. 
 Penoso (pay-no'-so) a. painful. 
 Pensar (payn-sar') v. to think. 
 Pentecost^s (payn-tay-kos- 
 
 tays') m. Pentecost: Whitsun- 
 tide. 
 Penuria (pay-noo'-ree-r) /. 
 
 penur>': poverty: need. 
 Pena (payn'-yar) /. rock. 
 Pe6n (pay-on') m. pedestrian: 
 
 pawn (in chess). 
 Peonia (pay-on-ee'-r) /. peony. 
 Peer (pay-or') a. & ad. worse. 
 Pepino (pay-pee'-no) m. cu- 
 cumber. 
 Pequeno (pay-kayn'-yo) a. 
 
 little: small: tiny. 
 Pera (pay'-rar) /. pear. 
 Percance (payr-karn'-thay) m. 
 
 ill-luck: misfortune. 
 Percibir (payr-thee-beer') v. 
 
 to receive: perceive. 
 Perder (payr-dayr') v. to lose. 
 P^rdida (payr'-dee-dar) /. loss: 
 
 damage. 
 Perdiz (payr-deeth') /. par- 
 tridge. 
 Perdon (payr-don') m. pardon. 
 Perdonar (payr-don-ar') v. to 
 
 pardon: forgive. 
 Perdurable (payr-doo-rar'- 
 
 blay) a. everlasting: perpetual: 
 
 for ever. 
 Perecedero (pay-ray-thay'- 
 
 day-ro) a. perishable — m. 
 
 misery-: want. 
 Perecer (pay-ray-thayr') v. to 
 
 die: perish.
 
 Perejil 
 
 80 
 
 Pestana 
 
 Perejil (pay-ray'-heel) m. pars- 
 ley. 
 Perendengue (pay - rayn - 
 
 dayn'-gay) m. ear'-ring. 
 Perenne (pay-rayn-nay) a . 
 
 perpetual. 
 Pereza (pay-ray '-thar) /. idle- 
 ness: laziness. 
 Perfeccionar (payr-fayk-thee- 
 
 on-ar') v. to complete: finish: 
 
 perfect. 
 Perfecto (payr-fayk'-to) a. 
 
 complete: finished: perfect. 
 Perfumar (payr-foo-mar') v. 
 
 to perfume. 
 Perfume (payr-foom'-ay) m. 
 -. perfume: scent. 
 Pergamino (payr-gar-mee'- 
 
 no) m. parchment. 
 Pericia (pay-ree'-thee-r) /. 
 
 knowledge: skill. 
 Perill^n (pay-reel-yarn') a. 
 
 artful: cunning: knavish. 
 Periodico (pay-ree-o'-dee-ko) 
 
 a. periodical — m. newspaper. 
 Periodo (pay-ree'-o-do) m. 
 
 period. 
 Perito (pay-ree'-to) a. skilful. 
 Perjudicar (payr - hoo - dee- 
 
 kar') V. to damage: hurt: 
 
 injure. 
 Perjurio (payr-hoo'-ree-o) m. 
 
 perjury. 
 Perla (payr'-lar) /. pearl. 
 Permanencia (payr' - mar - 
 
 nayn-thee'-r) /. permanence. 
 Permision (payr-mee-see-on') 
 
 /. permission. 
 Permitir (payr-mee-teer') v. 
 
 to allow: permit. 
 Permutar (payr-moo-tar') v. 
 
 to exchange. 
 Pernear (payr-nay-ar') v. to 
 
 kick: fret. 
 Pernetas (payr-nay'-tars) ad. 
 
 bare-legged. 
 Pernil (payr-neeF) m. shoulder: 
 
 ham: gammon. 
 Pero (pay'-ro) conj. but: ex- 
 cept: yet. 
 Perpetrar (payr-pay-trar') v. 
 
 to commit a crime. 
 Perpetua (payr-pay'-too-ar) /. 
 
 everlasting flower: immortelle. 
 Perpetuo (payr-pay'-too-o) a. 
 
 perpetual: everlasting. 
 Perpiejo (payr-play'-ho) a. 
 
 perplexed. 
 
 Perrera (payr-ray'-rar) /. ken- 
 nel. 
 
 Perro (payr'-ro) m. dog: ob- 
 stinate person. 
 Perro de aguas, poodle. 
 Perro de ayuda, Newfound- 
 land dog. 
 Perro de busca, terrier, 
 Perro de lana, poodle. 
 Perro de muestra, pointer. 
 Perro de ojo, setter. 
 Perro de presa, bulldog. 
 Perro lebrel, greyhound. 
 Perro raposero, foxhound. 
 
 Perseguir (payr-say-gheer') v. 
 to persecute: dun for money. 
 
 Perseverar (payr-say-vay-rar') 
 V. to persist: persevere. 
 
 Persona (payr - son' - ar) /. 
 person. 
 
 Personero (payr-son-ay'-ro) m. 
 agent: deputy. 
 
 Persuadir (payr-soo-r-deer') 
 V. to persuade. 
 
 Pertenecer (payr-tay-nay'- 
 
 thayr) v. to belong to: concern. 
 
 Perturbar (payr-toor-bar) v. 
 to disturb. 
 
 Perverso (payr-vayr'-so) a. 
 perverse: wicked. 
 
 Pesa (pay'-sar) /. weight. 
 
 Pesadez (pay-sar-dayth') /. 
 heaviness: weight. 
 
 Pesadilla (pay-sar-deel'-yar)/. 
 nightmare. 
 
 Pesado (pay-sar'-do) a. peev- 
 ish. 
 
 P6sanie (pay'-sar-may)m. note 
 of condolence. 
 
 Pesar (pay-sar') m. grief: sor- 
 row. 
 
 Pesca (pays'-kar) /. fishing. 
 
 Pescado (pays-kar'-do) m. fish. 
 
 Pescador (pays-kar-dor') m. 
 fisherman. 
 
 Pescuezo (pays-koo-ay'-tho) m. 
 neck. 
 
 Pesebre (pay-say'-bray) m. 
 baby's crib or cot: manger. 
 
 Peseta (pay-say'-tar)/. Spanish 
 coin, similar to the franc. 
 
 P^simo (pay'-see-mo) a. very 
 bad. 
 
 Peso (pay'-so) m. weight: scales. 
 
 Pesquisa (pays-kee'-sar) /. 
 examination: enquiry. 
 
 Pestana (pay-starn'-yar)/. eye- 
 lash.
 
 Peste i 
 
 Peste (pays'-tay) /. plague: 
 pestilence. 
 
 Petaca (pay-tar'-kar) /. tobac- 
 co-pouch. 
 
 Petar (pay-tar') v. to please: 
 satisfy. 
 
 Petardista (pay-tar-dees'-tar) 
 m. & f. cheat. 
 
 Petulante (pay-too-lam'-tay) 
 a. insolent. 
 
 Piadoso (pee-r-do'-so) a. mer- 
 ciful: moderate: pious. 
 
 Piar (pee-ar') v. to squeak. 
 
 Picada (pee-ka'-dar) /. punc- 
 ture. 
 
 Picadillo (pee-kar-deel'-yo) m. 
 minced meat: hash. 
 
 Picante (pee - karn' - tay) m. 
 piquancy — a. sharp. 
 
 Picar (pee-kar') v. to prick: 
 sting. 
 
 Picardia (pee-kar-dee'-r) m. 
 deceit: knavery: roguery. 
 
 Picaz6n (pee-karth-on')/. itch- 
 ing. 
 
 Pico (pee'-ko) m. beak: bill: 
 peak. 
 
 Pie (pee'-ay) m. foot: leg: base 
 of things as trunk of tree. 
 
 Piedad (pee-ay-dard') /. pity: 
 mercy. 
 
 Piedra (pee-ay'-drar) /. gravel: 
 stone: hail. 
 
 Piel (pee'-ayl) /. hide: peel: 
 skin: rind. 
 
 Pigmeo (peeg-may'-o) m. 
 dwarf. 
 
 Pildora (peel'-do-rar) /. pill. 
 
 Pilongo (pee-lon'-go) a. lean: 
 meagre. 
 
 Piloto (pee-lo'-to) m. pilot. 
 
 Pillaje (peel-yar'-hay) m. pil- 
 lage: plunder. 
 
 Pimentero (pee-mayn-tay'-ro) 
 m. pepper-box. 
 
 Pimienia (pee-mee-ayn'-tar) /. 
 pepper. 
 
 Pincel (peen'-thayl) m. pencil. 
 
 Pinchadura (peen-char-doo'- 
 rar) /. puncture. 
 
 Pinchar (peen-char') v. to 
 prick. 
 
 Pinclio (peen'-cho) m. thorn. 
 
 Pingajo (peen-gar'-ho) m. rag: 
 tatter. 
 
 Pinta (peen'-tar) /. blemish: 
 
 scar: spot. 
 Pintar (peen-tar') v. to paint. 
 Pinter (pten-tor') m. painter. 
 
 F 
 
 t Plegar 
 
 Pintura (peen - too' - rar) /. 
 
 painting: picture. 
 Pinzas (peen'-thas) /. pi. 
 
 pincers: nippers. 
 Pinz6n (peen - thon*) m. 
 
 chaffinch. 
 Piiia (peen'-yar) /. pineapple: 
 
 fir-cone. 
 Pic (pee'-o) a. devout: pious: 
 
 merciful. 
 Pipa (pee'-par) /. tobacco pipe. 
 Pirimide (pee-rar'-mee-day) 
 
 /. pyramid. 
 Pirata (pee-rar'-tar) m. pirate: 
 
 any cruel person. 
 Pisar (pee-sar') v. to trample: 
 
 tread. 
 Piso (pee'-so) m. floor: pave- 
 ment. 
 Pistola (pee-sto'-lar) /. pistol. 
 Pitirrojo (pee-teer'-ro-ho) m. 
 
 robin. 
 Pitonisa (pee-to-nee'-sar) /. 
 
 enchantress. 
 Pizarra (pee-thar'-rar) /. slate. 
 Pizpereta (peeth-pay-ray'-tar) 
 
 a. brisk: livelv: smart. 
 Pl^ceme (plar'-thee-mee) m. 
 
 congratulation. 
 Placentero (plar-thayn-tay'- 
 
 ro) a. joyful: merry. 
 Placer (plar-thayr') m. delight: 
 
 joy: pleasure. 
 Plaga (plar'-gar) /. plague. 
 Planchar (plarn-char') v. to 
 
 iron linen. 
 Piano (plar'-no) a. flat: level. 
 Planta (plarn'-tar) /. plant: 
 
 plantation. 
 Plantar (plarn-tar') v. to 
 
 plant: establish. 
 Planir (plarn'-yeer) v. to 
 
 grieve: bewail. 
 Plasta (plars'-tar) /. paste. 
 Platforma (plart-for'-mar) /. 
 
 p!atform of rail, station. 
 
 Platforma giratoria, turn- 
 table. 
 Platear (plar-tay-ar') v. to 
 
 silver. 
 Plateria (plar-tay-ree'-r) /. 
 
 silversmith's shop. 
 Platicar (plar-tee-kar') v. to 
 
 talk. 
 Plato (plar'-to) m. dish: plate. 
 Playa (plar'-yar)/. beach: coast. 
 Plaza (plar'-thar) /. public 
 
 square: fortified place. 
 Plegar (play-gar') v. to fold.
 
 Pliego 82 
 
 Pliego (plee-ay'-go) m. sheet 
 
 of paper. 
 Plomero (plo - may' - ro) m. 
 
 plumber. 
 Plomo (plo'-mo) m. lead. 
 Pluma (ploo'-mar) /. feather 
 
 plume: pen (for writing). 
 Plumaje (ploo-mar'-hay) m. 
 
 plumage. 
 Pmvial (ploo-vee-arl') a. rainy. 
 Poblacion (po-blar-thee-on') /. 
 
 population. 
 Poblado (po-blar'-do) m. town: 
 
 village. 
 Pobre (po'-bray) a. poor: 
 
 humble: indigent. 
 Pobreza (po - bray' - thar) /. 
 
 poverty. 
 Pocilga (po-theel'-gar)/. pigsty. 
 Poco (po'-ko) a. few: little — 
 
 ad. little. 
 Poder (po'-dayr) m. power: 
 
 authority — v. to be able. 
 Poderoso (po-day-ro'-so) a. 
 
 powerful. 
 Poema (po-ay'-mar) /. poem. 
 Poesia (po-ay-see'-r) /. poetry. 
 Polea (po-lay'-r) /. pulley. 
 Policia (po - lee - thee - r') /. 
 
 police: politeness. 
 Polilla (po-leel'-yar) /. moth. 
 Poltron (pol-tron') a. idle: lazy. 
 Polvo (pol'-vo) 771. dust: powder. 
 Polvora (pol'-vo-rar) /. gun- 
 powder. 
 Polvoriento (pol-vo-ree-ayn'- 
 
 to) a. dusty. 
 Polla (pol'-yar) /. pullet. 
 Pollero (pol-yay'-ro) m. poul- 
 terer. 
 Porno (po'-mo) m. apple: fruit. 
 Ponderar (pon-day-rar') v. to 
 
 weigh: exaggerate: ponder 
 
 over. 
 Pondero (pon-day'-ro) m. nest. 
 Poner (po-nayr') v. to put: 
 
 become: impose: lay an egg. 
 Ponzona (pon-thon'-yar) /. 
 
 poison. 
 Ponzonoso (pon-thon-yo'-so) 
 
 a. poisonous. 
 Populaci6n (po-poo-lar-thee- 
 
 on') /. population. 
 Por (por) prep, about: by: by 
 
 means of: for. 
 Porcelana (por-thay-lar'-nar) 
 
 /. porcelain: china. 
 Porci6n (por-thee-on') /. part: 
 
 portion. 
 
 Potencia 
 Pordiosero (por-dee-o-say'-ro) 
 
 m. & f. beggar. 
 
 Porfiado (por-fee-r'-do) a. 
 obstinate: stubborn. 
 
 Poro (po'-ro) m. pore. 
 
 Porosidad (po-ro-see-dard') /. 
 porosity. 
 
 Porque (por'-kay) coTij. be- 
 cause: why. 
 
 Porqu6 (por-kay') m. cause: 
 reason. 
 
 Porreria (por-ray-ree'-r) /. 
 folly: stupidity. 
 
 Portacartas (por-tar-kar'-tars) 
 771. postman. 
 
 Portador (por-tar-dor') m. 
 carrier: porter. 
 
 Portentoso (por-tayn-to-so) a. 
 marvellous: prodigious. 
 
 Portero (por-tay'-ro) m. por- 
 ter: door-keeper. 
 
 Pos (pos) ad. after: behind. 
 
 Posada (po-sar'-dar) /. hotel: 
 tavern: inn: dwelling, 
 
 Posadero (po-sar-day'-ro) nt, 
 inn-keeper: landlord (lady). 
 
 Posar (po-sar') v. to lodge: 
 repose: rest. 
 
 Poseer (po-say-ayr') v. to 
 own: possess. 
 
 Posible (po-see'-blay) a. pos- 
 sible. 
 
 Posicion (po-see-thee-on') /. 
 position. 
 
 Positivo (po-see-tee'-vo) a. 
 certain: positive: sure. 
 
 Posponer (pos-po-nayr') v. to 
 postpone: defer. 
 
 Posta (pos'-tar) /. post: post- 
 office: postage. 
 
 Postal (pos-tarl') a. postal. 
 Tarjeta postal, post card. 
 
 Postergar (pos-tayr-gar') v. to 
 leave behind. 
 
 Posteridad (pos - tay - ree - 
 dahd') /. posterity. 
 
 Posterior (pos-tay-re-or') a. 
 hind: posterior. 
 
 Postizo (pos-tee'-tho) a. arti- 
 ficial: unnatural — m. false hair. 
 
 Postrar (pos-trar') v. to hum- 
 ble: humiliate. 
 
 Postre (pos'-tray) m. dessert 
 — a. last. 
 
 Potable (po-ttir'-blay) a. drink- 
 able. 
 
 Potasa (po-tar'-sar) /. potash. 
 
 Potencia (po-tayn'-thee-r) /. 
 power: might: strength.
 
 Potente 
 Potente (po-tayn'-tay) 
 
 83 
 
 Princesa 
 
 po- 
 
 tent: mighty: powerful 
 Potro (po'-tro) m. colt. 
 Poza (po'thar) /. puddle. 
 Pozo (po'-tho) m. well: whirl- 
 pool. 
 Practice (prark'-tee-ko) a. 
 
 practical. 
 Pradera (prar - day' - rar) /. 
 
 prairie: meadow: mead. 
 Prado (prar'-do) m. field: 
 
 lawn: meadow. 
 Precario (pray-kar'-ree-o) a. 
 
 precarious: uncertain. 
 Precaver (pray-kar-vayr') v. 
 
 to obviate: prevent. 
 Preceptor (pray-thayp-tor') m. 
 
 fe? /. master: teacher. 
 Preciar (pray-thee-ar') V. to 
 
 value: appreciate. 
 Precio (pray-thee'-o) m. cost: 
 
 price: worth. 
 Precioso (pray-thee-o'-so) a. 
 
 precious: valuable. 
 Precipicio (pray-thee-pee- 
 
 thee'-o) m. precipice: destruc- 
 tion. 
 Precisar (pray-thee-sar') v. to 
 
 compel: oblige: force. 
 Precise (pray - thee' - so) a. 
 
 necessary: exact: precise. 
 Preclaro (pray - klar' - ro) a. 
 
 famous. 
 Preconizar (pray-kon-ee-thar') 
 
 V. to praise. 
 Predecir (pray-day'-thee-r) v. 
 
 to predict: foretell. 
 Predicar (pray-dee-kar') v. to 
 
 publish: preach. 
 Predilecto (pray-dee-layk'-to) 
 
 a. favourite: preferred. 
 Prefacio (pray-far'-thee-o) jn. 
 
 preface. 
 Preferencia (pray-fay-rayn'- 
 
 thee-r) /. preference. 
 Preferir (pray-fayr-eer') v. to 
 
 prefer. 
 Pregonar (pray-gon-ar') v. to 
 
 proclaim. 
 Pregunta (pray-goon'-tar) /. 
 
 question. 
 Preguntar (pray-goon-tar') v. 
 
 to ask: question. 
 Premeditar (pray-may-dee- 
 
 tar') V. to premeditate. 
 Premiar (pray-mee-ar') v. to 
 
 reward: recompense. 
 Premie (pray-mee'-o) m. re- 
 ward: recompense. 
 
 Premura (pray-moo'-rar) /. 
 
 haste: hurry: urgency. 
 Prenda (pren'-dar) /. pledge. 
 Prendar (pren-dar') v. to 
 
 pawn: pledge. 
 Prender (pren-dayr') v. to 
 
 catch: seize: arrest. 
 Prendide (pren-dee'-do) m. 
 
 women's dress. 
 Preparar (pray-par-rar') v. to 
 
 prepare: get ready. 
 Presagiar (pray-sar-hee-ar') v. 
 
 to foretell. 
 Presagio (pray-sar-hee'-o) m. 
 
 omen. 
 Presbiterio (prays-bee-tay'- 
 
 ree-o) m. sanctuary. 
 Presenciar (pray-sayn-thee- 
 ar') V. to assist at: be present at. 
 Presentar (pray-sayn-tar') v. 
 
 to display: show: present. 
 Preservar (pray-sayr-var') V. 
 
 to preserve: save. 
 Presidir (pray-see-deer') v. to 
 
 preside. 
 Presion (pray-see-on') /. pres- 
 sure. 
 Preso (pray'-so) m. convict: 
 
 prisoner. 
 Pr^stamo (pray'-star-mo) m. 
 
 loan. 
 Prestar (pray-star') v. to lend. 
 Prestigie (pray-stee-hee'-o) m. 
 
 fame: prestige. 
 Preste (pray'-sto) a. prompt: 
 quick: speedy — ad. quickly: 
 speedily: promptly. 
 Presumir (pray-soo-meer') v. 
 
 to presume. 
 Prevalecer (pray - var - lay - 
 thay'-r) v. to prevail: per- 
 suade. 
 Prevenido (pray-vay-nee'-do) 
 
 a. prepared: ready. 
 Preventive (pray-vayn-tee'-vo) 
 
 a. presen.-ative. 
 Prever (pray-vayr') v. to fore- 
 see: presuppose. 
 Prima (pree'-mar) /. premium: 
 
 female cousin. 
 Primavera (pree - mar - vay' - 
 
 rar) /. spring: primrose. 
 Primero (pree-may'-ro) a. 
 
 first: principal. 
 Primer (pree-mor') m. ability: 
 
 beauty. 
 Princesa (preen-thay'-sar) /. 
 princess.
 
 Principe 
 
 84 
 
 Principe (preen'-theep-ay) m. 
 
 prince. 
 Principiante (preen-thee-pee- 
 arn'-tay) m. & f. beginner: 
 learner. 
 Principiar (preen-thee-pee- 
 
 ar') V. to begin: commence. 
 Principio (preen-thee-pee'-o) 
 m. beginning: commencement, 
 Prisa (pree'-sar)/. haste: hurry. 
 Prisi6n (pree-see-on') /. cap- 
 ture: prison: gaol. 
 Privado (pree - var' - do) a. 
 
 private. 
 Privar (pree-var') v. to de- 
 prive: prohibit. 
 
 Pro (pro) m. advantage: benefit: 
 profit. 
 
 Probar (pro-bar') v. to try: 
 probe: prove: suit. 
 
 Probo (pro'-bo) a. honest: up- 
 right. 
 
 Procesi6n (pro-thay-see-on')/. 
 procession. 
 
 Proclamar (pro-klar-mar') v. 
 to proclaim. 
 
 Prodigar (pro-dee-gar') v. to 
 waste: squander. 
 
 Prodigio (pro-dee-hee'-o) m. 
 monster: wonder. 
 
 Producir (pro-doo-theer') v. to 
 produce. 
 
 Productive (pro-dook-tee'-vo) 
 a. productive. 
 
 Producior (pro-dook-tor') m. 
 & f. producer. 
 
 Proeza (pro - ay' - thar) /. 
 bravery: prowess. 
 
 Profano (pro-far'-no) a. pro- 
 fane: immodest. 
 
 Profecia (pro-fay-thee'-r) /. 
 prophecy. 
 
 Profeta (pro-fay'-tar) m. pro- 
 phet. 
 
 Profundo (pro-foon'-do) a. 
 profound: deep. 
 
 Programa (pro-grar'-mar) m. 
 programme. 
 
 Progresar (pro-gray-sar') v. to 
 progress. 
 
 Prohibicion (pro-ee-bee-thee'- 
 on) /. prohibition. 
 
 Prohibir (pro-ee-beer') v. to 
 prohibit: forbid. 
 
 Prohijar (pro-ee-har') v. to 
 adopt. 
 
 Prole (pro'-lay) /. offspring: 
 
 Prueba 
 Prolongar (pro-lon-gar') v, to 
 
 prolong. 
 Promesa (pro-may'-sar) /. 
 
 promise. 
 Pronosticar (pro-nos-tee-kar') 
 
 V. to predict. 
 Pronto (pron'-to) a. prompt: 
 
 ready. 
 Propenso (pro-payn'-so) a. 
 
 disposed: inclined. 
 Propiedad (pro-pee-ay-dard') 
 
 /. property: possession. 
 Propina (pro-peen'-ar) /. pre- 
 sent: salary. 
 Propio (pro'-pee-o) a. proper: 
 
 own — m. pi. estates: lands. 
 Proponer (pro-po-nayr') v. to 
 
 propose. 
 Proporcionar (pro-por-thee- 
 
 on-ar') to apportion: share. 
 Prop6sito (pro-po'-see-to) m. 
 
 purpose. 
 Propuesta (pro-poo-ays '-tar) 
 
 /. proposal. 
 Proseguir (pro-say-gheer') v. 
 
 to prosecute: pursue. 
 Prosperar (pros-pay-rar') v, 
 
 to prosper. 
 Pr6spero (pros'-pay-ro) a. 
 
 prosperous. 
 Proteger (pro-tay-hayr') v. to 
 
 protect. 
 Protervia (pro-tayr-vee'-r) /. 
 
 insolence. 
 Protestar (pro-tays-tar') v. to 
 
 protest: threaten. 
 Proveclio (pro-vay'-cho) m. 
 
 profit. 
 Proveimiento (pro-vay-ee- 
 
 mee'-n-to) m. provision. 
 Provenir (pro-vayn-eer') v. to 
 
 proceed. 
 Provento (pro-vayn'-to) m. 
 
 income. 
 Pr6vido (pro'-vee-do) a. pro- 
 vident. 
 Provocar (pro-vo-kar') v. to 
 
 provoke. 
 Pr6ximo (prok'-see-mo) a. 
 
 nearest: next. 
 Proyectar (pro-yek-tar') v. 
 
 to project: scheme. 
 Prudencia (proo-dayn'-thee-r) 
 
 /. prudence: wisdom. 
 Prudente (proo-dayn'-tay) a. 
 
 prudent. 
 Prueba (proo - ay' - bar) /. 
 evidence: proof.
 
 Prurito 85 
 
 Prurito (proo-ree'-to) m. itch- 
 ing. 
 Pua (poo'-r) /. sharp point. 
 Publicar (poo-blee-kar') v. to 
 
 publish. 
 Publico (poo'-blee-ko) a. 
 
 public. 
 Pudir (poo-deer') v. to rot: 
 
 turn putrid. 
 Pueblo (poo-ay'-blo) m. town: 
 
 village: population. 
 Puente (poo-ayn'-tay) m. & f. 
 
 bridge. 
 Puerca (poo-ayr'-kar) /. sow. 
 Puerco (poo-ayr'-ko) m. pig: 
 
 hog — a. dirty: filthy. 
 Puerta (poo-ayr'-tar) /. door: 
 
 gateway: entrance. 
 Puerto (poo-ayr'-to) m. har- 
 bour: port. 
 Pues (poo'-ays) ad. then: there- 
 fore: since: well then. 
 Puesto (poo-ays'-to) m. place: 
 
 spot: shop. 
 Pugnar (poog-nar') v. to fight: 
 
 combat. 
 Pulcro (pool'-kro) a. beautiful. 
 Pulga (pool'-gar) /. flea. 
 Pulgar (pool-gar') m. thumb. 
 Pulidez (poo-lee-daytli) /. 
 
 neatness. 
 Pulido (poo-lee'-do) a. neat: 
 
 nice. 
 Pulidor (poo - lee - dor') m. 
 
 polisher. 
 Pulir (poo-leer') v. to burnish: 
 
 polish. 
 Pulmon (pol-mon') m. lungs. 
 Pulsar (pool-sarr') v. to touch: 
 
 explore. 
 Pulso (pool'-so) m. pulse. 
 Pundonor (poon-don-or') m. 
 
 matter of honour. 
 Pundonoroso (poon-do-no- 
 
 ro'-so) a. honourable. 
 Pungir (poon-heer') v. to 
 
 punch: prick. 
 Punicibn (poo-nee-thee-on') /. 
 
 punishment. 
 Punta (poon'-tar) /. point. 
 Puntear (poon-tay-ar') v. to 
 
 play on the guitar. 
 Puntillazo (poon-teel-yar'-tho) 
 
 m. kick. 
 Punto (poon'-to) m. point: 
 
 aim: design: end. 
 Puntual (poon-too-arl') a. 
 
 punctual: exact. 
 
 Querer 
 Punzadura (poon-thar-doo'- 
 
 rar) /. puncture: prick. 
 Punzar (poon-thar') v. to 
 
 pjick. 
 Punado (poon - yar' - do) m. 
 
 handful. 
 Punal (poon-yarl') m. dagger: 
 
 poniard. 
 Puno (poon'-yo) m. fist: wrist. 
 Pupila (poo-pee'-lar) /. eye- 
 ball: pupil (of eye). 
 Pupilo (poo-pee'-lo) m. pupil 
 
 (learner): scholar. 
 Pureza (poo-ray '-thar) /. 
 
 chastity: purity. 
 Purgante (poor-garn'-tay) m. 
 
 purgative. 
 Purgar (poor-gar') v. to purge: 
 
 purify. 
 Purificar (poo-ree-fee-kar') v. 
 
 to purify. 
 Puro (poo'-ro) a. pure. 
 Purpureo (poor-poo'-ray-o) a. 
 
 purple. 
 Pustula (poo'-stoo-iar) /. pim- 
 ple. 
 Putrido (poo'-tree-do) a. 
 
 putrid: rotten. 
 
 Que (kay) pron. as: who: which: 
 
 what: that. 
 Quebrada (kay-brar'-dar) /. 
 
 ravine. 
 Ouebradizo (kay-brar-dee'- 
 
 tho) a. brittle: fragile. 
 Quebrado (kay-brar'-dp) a. 
 
 broken — ni. fraction (arith.). 
 Quebradura (kay-brar-doo'- 
 
 rar) /. fracture: rupture: slit. 
 Quebrantar (kay-brarn-tar') v. 
 
 to break: burst: crack: violate: 
 
 vex: transgress: weaken. 
 Quedar (kay-dar') v. to remain: 
 
 stay. 
 Ouedo (kay'-do) a. easy: gentle: 
 
 quiet: still — ad. gently: softly. 
 Quehacer (kay-r-thayr') m. 
 
 business. 
 Oueja (kay'-har) /. complaint. 
 Quejoso (kay-ho'-so) a. queru- 
 lous. 
 Quemar (kay-mar') v. to bum: 
 
 kindle: scald: set alight. 
 Ouerella (kay - rayl' - yar) /, 
 
 complaint: lamentation. 
 Querer (kay-rayr') v. to desire: 
 
 wish — m. desire: will.
 
 Querido 
 
 86 
 
 Raquitis 
 
 Querido (kay-ree'-do) a. be- 
 loved: dear — m. fef /. darling. 
 
 Ouesera (kay-say'-rar) /. dairy. 
 
 Quesero (kay-say'-ro) m. & f. 
 cheesemaker: cheesemonger. 
 
 Queso (kay'-so) m. cheese. 
 
 Quicio (kee-thee'-o) m. hinge: 
 hook. 
 
 Quidam (kee'-darm) m. some- 
 one. 
 
 Quien (kee'-ayn) pron. who: 
 whom: whoever: which: 
 whichever. 
 
 Quienquiera (kee-ayn-kee-ay'- 
 rar) pron. whosoever: what- 
 soever. 
 
 Quieto (kee-ay'-to) a. quiet: 
 peaceful: still. 
 
 Quietud (kee-ay-tood')/. quiet- 
 ness: peace: tranquillity. 
 
 Quijada (kee-har'-dar) /. jaw. 
 
 Quilla (keel'-yar) /. keel. 
 
 Quimera (kee-may'-rar) /. dis- 
 pute: quarrel. 
 
 Quimica (kee' - mee - kar) /. 
 chemistry. 
 
 Quimico (kee - mee' - ko) m. 
 chemist. 
 
 Ouincalla (keen-kal'-yar) /. 
 hardware. 
 
 Quince (keen'-thay) a. fifteen: 
 fifteenth. 
 
 Quinientos (kee-nee-ayn'-tos) 
 a. five hundred. 
 
 Quinquina (keen-kee'-nar) /. 
 quinine. 
 
 Quinquillero (keen-keel-yar'- 
 ro) m. hawker: pedlar. 
 
 Quinta (keen'-tar) /. country- 
 seat: country-house. 
 
 Quinteria (keen-tay-ree'-r) /. 
 farm. 
 
 Quintero (keen-tay'-ro) m. 
 farmer. 
 
 Quinon (keen-yon') m. divi- 
 dend. 
 
 Quirurgo (kee-roor'-go) m. 
 surgeon. 
 
 Quisicosa (kee-see-ko'-sar) /. 
 riddle. 
 
 Quitar (kee-tar') v. to remove: 
 take away. 
 
 Quitasol (kee-tar-sol') m. para- 
 sol. 
 
 Quite (kee'-tay) m. impedi- 
 ment: obstacle. 
 
 Quito (kee'-to) a. exempt. 
 
 Quizd (kee-thar') ad. perhaps. 
 
 R^bano (rar'-bar-no) m. radish. 
 Rabia (rar-bee'-r) /. fury: rage. 
 Rabiar (rar-bee-r') v. to be 
 
 furious: rage. 
 Rabieta (rar-bee-ay'-tar) /. 
 
 bad temper. 
 Rabo (rar'-bo) m. tail. 
 Racimo (rar-thee'-mo) m. 
 
 bunch of grapes. 
 Raciocinar (rar-thee-o-theen- 
 
 ar') V. to argue: reason. 
 Raci6n (rar-thee-on') /. ration. 
 Radiacion (rar-dee-r'-thee-on) 
 
 /. radiation. 
 Radiante (rar-dee-arn'-tay) a. 
 
 radiant. 
 Radicarse (rar-dee-kar'-say) v. 
 
 to take root. 
 Radiotelefonia (rar-dee-o-tay- 
 
 lay-fon'-ee-ar) /. broadcast. 
 Raiz (rar-eeth') /. root. 
 Raja (rar'-har) /. splinter. 
 Rajar (rar-har') v. to chop: 
 
 cleave: split: boast. 
 Ralea (rar-lay'-ar) /. breed: 
 
 race: caste: species. 
 Ralear (rar-lay-ar') v. to thin: 
 
 slim. 
 Ralo (rar'-lo) a. thin: slim: rare. 
 Rama (rar'-mar) /. branch (of 
 
 tree). 
 Ramillete (rar-meel-yay'-tay) 
 
 ni. nosegay. 
 Ramo (rar'-mo) m. tree-branch. 
 Rampante (rarm-parn'-tay) a. 
 
 rampant. 
 RampoUo (rarm-pol'-yo) m. 
 
 shoot: sucker: sprig: off^shoot. 
 Rana (rar'-nar) /. frog. 
 Rancio (rarn'-thee-o) a. ran- 
 cid: rank. 
 Rapadura (rar-par-doo'-rar) /. 
 
 shaving. 
 Rape (rar'-pay) m. shaving. 
 Rapidez (rar-pee-dayth') /. 
 
 rapidity. 
 Rapido (rar'-pee-do) a. rapid: 
 
 speedy: swift. 
 Rapina (rar-peen'-yar) /. rob- 
 bery: plunder. 
 Raposa (rar-po'-sar) /. female 
 
 fox: artful person. 
 Raposo (rar-po'-so) m. male fox. 
 Raqueta (rar-kay'-tar) /. racket 
 
 (for games). 
 Raquitis (rar - kee' - tees) /. 
 
 rickets.
 
 Raridad 
 
 87 
 
 Raridad (rar - ree - dard') /. 
 rarity: scarcity. 
 
 Raro (rar'-ro) a. rare: scarce — 
 ad. rarely: scarcely. 
 
 Rascar (rars-kar') v. to scrape: 
 scratch. 
 
 Rasgar (rars-gar') v. to rend: 
 tear. 
 
 Rasguno (rars-goon'-yo) m. 
 scratch. 
 
 Rase (rar'-so) m. glade: open- 
 air: satin. 
 
 Raspador (rars-par-dor') m. 
 file: rasp. 
 
 Rastra (rars'-trar) /. sledge. 
 
 Rastrear (rars-tray-ar') v. to 
 trace. 
 
 Rasurar (rar-soo-rar') v. to 
 shave. 
 
 Rata (rar'-tar) /. rat. 
 
 Rateria (rar-tay-ree'-r) /. lar- 
 ceny: petty theft. 
 
 Ratero (rar-tay'-ro) a. creep- 
 ing: underhand: unreliable. 
 
 Rato (rar'-to) m. mouse. 
 
 Raton (rar-ton') m. mouse. 
 
 Ratonar (rar-ton-r') v. to gnaw 
 
 Ratonera (rar-ton-ayr'-ar) /. 
 mousetrap. 
 
 Rayano (rar-yar'-no) a. con- 
 tiguous: neighbouring: ad- 
 jacent. 
 
 Rayo (rar'-yo) m. ray: radius: 
 beam. 
 
 Rayoso (rar-yo'-so) a. striped. 
 
 Raza (rar'-thar) /. race (classi- 
 fication of people). 
 
 Razonable (rar-tho-nar'-blay) 
 a. reasonable. 
 
 Razonar (rar-thon'-ar) v. to 
 reason: argue: talk. 
 
 Reaccion (ray-ark-thee-on') /. 
 reaction. 
 
 Reagravar (ray-r-grar-var') v. 
 to aggravate. 
 
 Real (ray-arl') a. real: royal — 
 m. camp: real (coin). 
 
 Realengo (ray-arl-ayn'-go) a. 
 royal. 
 
 Realidad (ray-arl-ee-dard') /. 
 reality: sincerity. 
 
 Realzar (ray-arl-thar') v. to 
 elevate: lift: raise. 
 
 Reanimar (ray-ar-nee-mar') v. 
 to cheer: encourage. 
 
 Reasumir (ray-ar-soo-meer') 
 V. to resume. 
 
 Reata (ray-ar'-tar) /. collar. 
 
 Recibo 
 
 Rebaja (ray-bar'-har) /. abate- 
 ment: deduction: reduction. 
 Rebajar (ray-bar-har') v. to 
 
 abate: deduct: reduce. 
 Rebano (ray-barn'-yo) m. flock: 
 
 herd. 
 Rebatir (ray-bar-teer') v. to 
 
 resist: repress. 
 Rebate (ray-bar'-to) m. alarm: 
 
 surprise. 
 Rebelarse (ray-bay-lar'-say) f« 
 
 to rebel: revolt. 
 Rebelde (ray-bayl'-day) w. 
 
 rebel — a. rebellious. 
 Rebello (ray-bayl'-yo) m. trunk 
 
 of tree. 
 Rebosar (ray-bo-sar') v. to 
 
 overflow: run over (liquid). 
 Rebullir (ray-bool-yeer') v. to 
 
 stir. 
 Reburujar (ray-boo-roo-har') 
 
 V. to wrap up. 
 Rebuzno (ray-booth'-no) m. 
 
 braying of a donkey, ass. 
 Recado (ray-kar'-do) m. gift: 
 
 message. 
 Recaida (ray-ka-ee'-dar) /. 
 
 relapse. 
 Recalcar (ray-karl-kar') v. to 
 
 squeeze. 
 Recalcitrar (ray-karl-theet- 
 
 rar') v. to kick: wince. 
 Recalentamiento (ray-karl- 
 
 ayn-tar-mee-ayn-to) m. in- 
 candescence. 
 Recalentar (ray-kar-layn-tar') 
 
 V. to heat up again. 
 Recamara (ray-kar'-mar-rar) 
 
 /. wardrobe. 
 Recargar (ray-kar-gar') v. to 
 
 recharge: remand. 
 Recatado (ray-kar-tar'-do) a. 
 
 circumspect: prudent. 
 Recaudador (ray-kar-00-dar- 
 
 dor') m. tax-collector. 
 Recaudar (ray-kar-00-dar') v. 
 
 to collect: gather: obtain. 
 Recelar (ray-thay-lar') v. to 
 
 fear: suspect. 
 Recelo (ray-thay'-lo) m. dread: 
 
 fear: suspicion. 
 Receptor (ray-thayp-tor') m. 
 
 treasurer. 
 Receta (ray-thay'-tar) /. pre- 
 scription: recipe. 
 Recibir (ray-thee-beer') v. to 
 
 accept: receive. 
 Recibo (ray-thee'-bo) m. ac- 
 quittance: receipt.
 
 Reci6n 8 
 
 Reci^n (ray-thee-ayn') ad. late- 
 ly: recently. 
 
 Reciente (ray-thee-ayn'-tay) 
 ad. fresh: modern: recent. 
 
 Recio (ray'-thee-o) a. robust: 
 strong: thick: coarse. 
 
 Recitacion (ray-thee-tar-thee- 
 on') /. recitation. 
 
 Recitar (ray-thee-tar') v. to 
 recite. 
 
 Reclamar (ray-klar-mar') v. to 
 reclaim. 
 
 Reclinar (ray-klee-nar') v. to 
 lean back: recline. 
 
 Reclinatorio (ray-klee-nar- 
 tor'-ee-o) m. couch. 
 
 Recluir (ray-kloo-eer') v. to 
 shut up. 
 
 Recluta (ray-kloo'-tar) m. re- 
 cruit — f. recruiting. 
 
 Recobrar (ray-ko-brar') v. to 
 recover. 
 
 Recobro (ray-ko'-bro) m. re- 
 covery. 
 
 Recocido (ray-ko-thee'-do) a. 
 clever: skilful. 
 
 Recogedero (ray-ko-hay-day'- 
 ro) m. meeting-place: rendez- 
 vous. 
 
 Recoger (ray-ko-hayr') v. to 
 take back: shelter: gather alms. 
 
 Recomendar (ray-ko-mayn- 
 dar') V. to charge. 
 
 Recompensa (ray-kom-payn'- 
 sar) /. compensation: recom- 
 pense. 
 
 Recompensar (ray-kom-payn- 
 sar') V. to compensate: recom- 
 pense. 
 
 Reconciliar (ray-kon-thee-lee- 
 ar') V. to reconcile. 
 
 Reconocer (ray-kon-o-thayr') 
 V, to examine minutely. 
 
 Reconocido (ray-kon-o-thee'- 
 do) a. grateful. 
 
 Recopilaci6n (ray-ko-pee-lar- 
 thee-on') /. abridgment: sy- 
 nopsis: summary. 
 
 Recopilar (ray-ko-pee-lar') v. 
 to compile. 
 
 Recordaci6n (ray - kor - dar - 
 thee - on') /. memento: 
 memory. 
 
 Recordar (ray-kor-dar') v. to 
 remind. 
 
 Recorrer (ray-kor-rayr') v. to 
 repair. 
 
 Recostar (ray-kos-tar') v. to 
 lean against. 
 
 Refacci6n 
 Recreaci6n (ray-kree-ar-thee- 
 
 on')/. amusement: recreation. 
 Recrear (ray-cray-ar') v. to 
 
 amuse: delight: entrance. 
 Rectificar (rayk-tee-fee-kar') 
 
 to put right: rectify. 
 Rectitud (rayk-tee-tood') /. 
 
 rectitude: honesty. 
 Recto (rayk'-to) a. right: 
 
 straight: just. 
 Recuerdo (ray-koo-ayr'-do) m. 
 
 memory: rem mbrance. 
 Recular (ray-koo-lar') v. to fall 
 
 back: recoil. 
 Reculones (ray-koo-lo'-nays) 
 
 ad. backwards. 
 Recuperacion (ray-koo-pay- 
 
 rar-thee-on') /. recovery. 
 Recuperar (ray-koo-pay-rar') 
 
 V. to recover. 
 Recusaci6n (ray-koo-sar-thee- 
 
 on') /. refusal. 
 Rechazar (ray-char-thar') v. 
 
 to repel: repulse. 
 Rechifla (ray-chee'-flar) v. to 
 
 mock: deride. 
 Rechinar (ray-chee-nar') v. to 
 
 gnash the teeth. 
 Red (rayd) /. net. 
 Redactor (ray-dark-tor') m. 
 
 editor. 
 Redecilla (ray-day-ceel'-yar) /. 
 
 hair-net. 
 Rededor (ray-day-dor') m. en- 
 virons. 
 Redentor (ray-dayn-tor') m. & 
 
 f. redeemer. 
 Redimir (ray-dee-meer') v. 
 
 to ransom: redeem. 
 R^dito (ray'-dee-to) m. interest: 
 
 rent: revenue. 
 Redituar (ray-dee-too-ar') v. 
 
 to rent: bring in profit. 
 Redoma (ray-do'-mar) /. phial. 
 Redondel (ray-don-dayl') m. 
 
 circle. 
 Redondo (ray - don' - do) a. 
 
 round: circular. 
 Reducir (ray-doo-theer') v. to 
 
 reduce. 
 Reducto (ray-dook'-to) m. re- 
 doubt: small fort. 
 Reembolsar (ray - aym - bol - 
 
 sar') V. to reimburse. 
 Reencuentro (ray - ayn - koo - 
 
 ayn'-tro) m. encounter. 
 Refaccion (ray-fark-thee-on') 
 
 /. refreshment: repast.
 
 Referir 
 Referir (ray-fay-reer') v. to 
 
 refer: relate: report. 
 Refinado (ray-fee-nar'-do) a. 
 
 refined: subtle. 
 Reflnar (ray-feen-ar') v. to 
 
 refine. 
 Reflexi6n (ray-flayk-see-on') /. 
 
 reflection: meditation. 
 Refocilar (ray-fo-thee-lar') v. 
 
 to strengthen. 
 Reforzar (ray-for-thar') v. to 
 
 reinforce: fortify. 
 Refran (ray-frarn') m. proverb. 
 Refreg6n (ray-fray-hon') m. 
 
 friction: rubbing together. 
 Refrenar (ray-frayn-ar') v. to 
 
 curb: restrain. 
 Refresco (ray-frays'-ko) m. re- 
 freshment. 
 Refriega (ray-free-ay'-gar) /. 
 
 affray: encounter. 
 Refrigerar (ray-free-hay-rar') 
 
 V. to cool: refresh. 
 Refrigerio (ray-free-hay'-ree- 
 
 o) m. comfort: refreshment: 
 
 refrigeration. 
 Refuerzo (ray-foo-ayr'-tho) m. 
 
 reinforcement. 
 Refugiar (ray-foo-hee-ar') v. 
 
 to shelter: take refuge. 
 Refundir (ray-foon-deer') v. 
 
 to rearrange. 
 Refunfunadura (ray - foon - 
 
 foon-yar'-doo-rar) /. growl- 
 ing: grumbling. 
 Refutar (ray-foo-tar') v. to 
 
 deny: refute. 
 Regadera (ray-gar-day'-rar) /. 
 
 water-can. 
 Regajo (ray-gar'-ho) m. pool: 
 
 puddle. 
 Regalado (ray-gar-lar'-do) a. 
 
 dainty: delicate. 
 Regalo (ray-gar'-lo) m. gift: 
 
 present. 
 Regalon (ray-gar-lon') a. de- 
 licate: pampered. 
 Reganar (ray-garn-yar') v. to 
 
 growl: grumble. 
 Regar (ray-gar') v. to irrigate: 
 
 water. 
 Regazo (ray-gar'-tho) m. lap. 
 Regentar (ray-hayn-tar') v. to 
 
 govern: rule. 
 Regente (ray-hayn'-tay) m. 
 
 governor: regent: manager. 
 Regimen (ray'-hee-mayn) m. 
 
 management. 
 
 89 Relevante 
 
 Regimiento (ray - hee - mee - 
 
 ayn'-to) m. administration: 
 
 government. 
 Regio (ray-hee'-o) a. royal: 
 
 king-like. 
 Regir (ray-heer') t.'. to govern: 
 
 rule. 
 Regl6n (rayg-lon') m. level 
 
 (spirit-level). 
 Regocijar (ray-go-thee-har') v. 
 
 to rejoice. 
 Regocijo (ray-go-thee'-ho) m. 
 
 joy: merriment: rejoicing. 
 Regordete (ray-gor-day'-tay) 
 
 a. plump. 
 Regreso (ray-gray'-so) m. re- 
 turn. 
 Regulaci6n (ray-goo-lar-thee- 
 
 on') /. regulation. 
 Regular (ray-goo-lar') v. to 
 
 adjust: regulate. 
 Rehacer (ray-r-thayr') v. to 
 
 repair: rally. 
 Reh^n (ray-n') m. hostage. 
 Rehogar (ray-o-gar') v. to 
 
 roast. 
 Rehusar (ray-oo-sar') v. to 
 
 decline: refuse. 
 Reina (ray-een'-ar) /. queen. 
 Reinado (ray-een-ar'-do) m. 
 
 reign. 
 Reinar (ray-een-ar') v. to reign. 
 Reincidir (ray-een-thee-dee-r') 
 
 V. to fall back: relapse. 
 Reir (ray-eer') v. to laugh. 
 Reiterar (ray-ee-tay-rar') v. to 
 
 reiterate: repeat. 
 Reja (ray'-har) /. grating: 
 
 lattice. 
 Rejon (ray-hon') w. dagger: 
 
 poniard. 
 Relaci6n (ray-lar-th' e-on') /. 
 
 account: report: relation (dis- 
 tant only). 
 Relajar (ray-lar-har') v. to 
 
 relax: slacken. 
 Relamido (ray-lar-mee'-do) a. 
 
 over-dressed. 
 Relampago (ray-larm'-par-go) 
 
 m. flash of lightning. 
 Relator (ray-lar-tor') m. re- 
 porter: narrator. 
 Relegacion (ray-lay-gar-thee- 
 
 on') /. exile. 
 Relente (ray-layn'-tay) m. dew 
 
 of evening. 
 Relevante (ray-lay-vam'-tay) 
 
 a. eminent: great.
 
 Relevar 
 
 90 
 
 Relevar (ray-lay-var') v. to 
 exonerate: forgive: pardon: 
 exalt: raise: emboss. 
 
 Religi6n (ray-lee-hee-on') /. 
 religion: piety. 
 
 Religioso (ray-lee-hee-o'-so) a. 
 religious: pious. 
 
 Relinchar (ray-leen-char') v. 
 to neigh. 
 
 Reliquia (ray-lee-kee'-r) /. re- 
 mains: residue: relic. 
 
 Reloj (ray-loh') m. clock: watch. 
 
 Relucir (ray-loo-thee-r') v. to 
 glitter: shine. 
 
 Relumbrar (ray-loom-brar') v. 
 to sparkle: shine. 
 
 Remar (ray-mar') v. to row 
 (a boat). 
 
 Rematadamente (ray-mar- 
 tar-dar-mayn'-tay) ad. en- 
 tirely: totally. 
 
 Rematar (ray-mar-tar') v. to 
 finish: terminate. 
 
 Remate (ray-mar'-tay) m. con- 
 clusion: end: finish. 
 
 Remedar (ray-mah-dar') v. to 
 copy: mimic. 
 
 Remediar (ray-may-dee-ar') v. 
 to assist: help: remedy. 
 
 Remedio (ray-may'-dee-o) rti. 
 remedy. 
 
 Remendar (ray-mayn-dar') v. 
 to patch: mend. 
 
 Remendon (ray-mayn-don') 7?z. 
 cobbler. 
 
 Remero (ray-may'-ro) m. oars- 
 man: rower. 
 
 Remesa (ray-may '-sar) /. re- 
 mittance of money: forward- 
 ing of goods. 
 
 Reminiscencia (ray-mee-nees- 
 thayn-thee'-r) /. recollection: 
 reminiscence. 
 
 Remirado (ray-mee-rar'-do) a. 
 cautious: prudent. 
 
 Remirar (ray-mee-rar') r. to 
 review: revise: look over again. 
 
 Remiso (ray-mee'-so) a. care- 
 less: remiss. 
 
 Remitir (ray-mee-teer') v. to 
 remit: transmit. 
 
 Remo (ray '-mo) m. oar. 
 
 Remoci6n (ray-mo-thee-on') /. 
 removal. 
 
 Remojo (ray-mo'-ho) m. soak- 
 ing. 
 
 Remolacha (ray-mo-lar'-char) 
 ./. beetroof. 
 
 Repetir 
 Retnolcar (ray-mol-kar') v. to 
 
 tow. 
 Remolino (ray-mo-lee'-no) m. 
 
 whirlpool: whirlwind. 
 Remolon (ray-mo-lon') a. lazy. 
 Remontar (ray-mon-tar') v. 
 
 to scare away. 
 Remoto (ray-mo'-to) a. dis- 
 tant: far: remote. 
 Rempujar (raym-poo-har') v. 
 
 to push: jostle. 
 Rempujbn (raym-poo-hon') m. 
 
 push: thrust. 
 Remunerar (ray-moo-nay- 
 
 rar') v. to remunerate: re- 
 ward: pay. 
 Rencor (rayn-kor') m. grudge. 
 Rendicion (rayn-dee-thee-on') 
 
 /. profit. 
 Rendidamente (rayn-dee-dar- 
 
 mayn'-tay) ad. humbly. 
 Rendir (rayn-deer') v. to sub- 
 due: subject. 
 Renegade (ray-nay-gar'-do) m. 
 
 wicked person. 
 Renombrado (ray-nom-brar'- 
 
 do) a. renowned. 
 Renombre (ray-nom'-bray) m. 
 
 surname. 
 Renovacion (ray-no-var-thee- 
 
 on') /. renovation. 
 Renovar (ray-no-var') v. to 
 
 renew: renovate. 
 Renquear (rayn-kay-ar') v. to 
 
 limp. 
 Renta (rayn'-tar) /. income. 
 Renuevo (ray-noo-ay'-vo) ?m. 
 
 shoot: sprout. 
 Renunciar (ray-noon-thee-ar') 
 
 V. to resign: renounce. 
 Reiiir (rayn-yeer') v. to quarrel: 
 
 scold: wrangle. 
 Reo (ray'-o) m. criminal. 
 Reparar (ray-par-rar') v. to 
 
 repair: consider: observe. 
 Reparon (ray-par- ron') a. over- 
 cautious. 
 Repartidor (ray-par-tee-dor') 
 
 m. & f. distributer. 
 Repartir (ray-par-teer') v. to 
 
 distribute. 
 Repeler (ray-pay-layr') v. to 
 
 refute: reject: repel. 
 Repente (ray-payn'-tay) ad. 
 
 suddenly: all of a sudden. 
 Repertorio (ray-payr-tor-ee'- 
 
 o) WJ. index: repertory. 
 Repetir (ray-pay-teer') V. to 
 
 repeat.
 
 Repisa 9 
 
 Replsa (ray-pee'-sar) /. pedes- 
 tal. 
 Repleto (ray-play'-to) a. full: 
 
 replete. 
 Replica (ray' - plee - kar) /. 
 
 answer: reply. 
 Reportado (ray-por-tar'-do) a. 
 
 moderate. 
 Reportorio (ray-por-tor-ee'-o) 
 
 m. almanack. 
 Reposado (ray-po-sar'-do) a. 
 
 peaceful: quiet. 
 Represar (ray-pray-sar') v. to 
 
 stop: restrain. 
 Reprimenda (ray-pree-mayn'- 
 
 dar) /. reprimand. 
 Reprimar (ray-pree-mar') v. 
 
 to repress: refrain. 
 Reptil (rayp-teel') m. reptile. 
 Republica (ray-poo'-blee-kar) 
 
 /. republic. 
 Repudiar (ray-poo-dee-ar') v. 
 
 to repudiate: disclaim. 
 Repugnar (ray-poog-nar') v. 
 
 to oppose. 
 Repulgar (ray-pool-gar') v. to 
 
 hem (sewing). 
 Repulgo (ray-pool'-go) m. hem. 
 Repulsa (ray-pool'-sar) /. re- 
 fusal: repulse. 
 Reputar (ray-poo-tar') v. to 
 
 estimate: repute. 
 Requebrar (ray-kay-brar') v. 
 
 to court: woo. 
 Requerir (ray-kay-reer') v. to 
 
 intimate: notify. 
 Requeson (ray-kays-on') m. 
 
 curd. 
 Requintar (ray-keen-tar') v. 
 
 to outbid. 
 Res (rays) /. head of cattle. 
 Resabiar (ray-sar-bee-ar') v. 
 
 to acquire bad habits. 
 Resaca (ray-sar'-kar) /. surf: 
 
 surge. 
 Resalado (ray-say-lar'-do) a. 
 
 very graceful. 
 Resaltar (ray-sarl-tar') v. to 
 
 be evident: to be as clear as day. 
 Resarcimiento (ray-sar-thee- 
 
 mee-ayn'-to) m. compensa- 
 tion: reparation. 
 Resarcir (ray-sar-thee-r') v. to 
 
 make amends: compensate. 
 Resbalar (rays-bar-lar') v. to 
 
 slide: slip. 
 Resbalon (rays-bar-lon') m. f 
 
 slide: sliding: slip. | 
 
 I Resuello 
 
 Rascatar (rays-kar-tar') v. to 
 
 ransom: redeem. 
 Rescoldo (rays-kol'-do) m. 
 
 cinders: embers. 
 Reserva (ray-sayr'-var) /. re- 
 serve: reservation. 
 Reservado (ray-sayr-var'-do) 
 
 m. reserved: cautious. 
 Resfriado (rays-free-ar'-do) m. 
 
 cold (in head, etc.). 
 Resguardar (rays-goo-ar-dar') 
 
 V. to defend: preserve. 
 Resguardo (rays-goo-ar'-do) 
 
 guard: safety: security. 
 Residencia (ray - see - dayn - 
 
 thee'-r) /. residence. 
 Residir (ray-see-deer') v. to 
 
 dwell: reside. 
 Resignacion (ray-seeg-nar- 
 
 thee-on') /. resignation. 
 Resignar (ray-seeg-nar') v. to 
 
 resign. 
 Resisar (ray-see-sar') v. to 
 
 diminish: rebate (taxes). 
 Resma (rays'-mar) /. ream of 
 
 paper. 
 Resollar (ray-sol-yar') v. to 
 
 take breath: talk. 
 Resoplar (ray-sop-lar') v. to 
 
 snore: snort. 
 Respaldar (ray-sparl-dar') v. 
 
 to endorse. 
 Respetable (rays-pay-tar'- 
 
 blay) a. respectable. 
 Respeto (rays-pay'-to) m. re- 
 gard: respect. 
 Respigar (ray-spee-gar') v. to 
 
 glean. ^ 
 Respigon (rays-pee-gon') m. 
 
 sty on eyelid. 
 Res'pirar (rays-pee-rar') v. to 
 
 breathe: respire. 
 Resplandor (ray-splam-dor') 
 
 m. brilliancy: splendour. 
 Respuesta (ray-spoo-ays'-tar) 
 
 /. answer: reply. 
 Resta (rays'-tar) /. remainder: 
 
 residue: rest. 
 Restanar (rays-tam-yar') v. to 
 
 stop the flow of blood. 
 Restar (rays-tar') v. to subtract. 
 Restriccion (rays-treek-thee- 
 
 on') /. restriction. 
 Restringir (rays-treen-heer') 
 
 V. to limit: restrict. 
 Resudar (ray-soo-dar') v, to 
 
 perspire: transpire. 
 Resuello (ray-soo-ayl'-yo) m. 
 
 breath: breathing.
 
 Resultado 
 
 92 
 
 Romper 
 
 Resultado (ray-sool-tar'-do) m. 
 
 consequence: result. 
 Retador (ray-tar-dor') m. chal- 
 lenger. 
 Retal (ray-tarl') m. remnant. 
 Retatna (ray-tar'-mar)/. broom 
 
 (plant): furze: whin. 
 Retar (ray-tar') v. to challenge. 
 Retardar (ray-tar-dar') v. to 
 
 delay. 
 Retazo (ray-tar'-tho) m. rem- 
 nant. 
 Ret^n (ray-tayn') m. reserve: 
 
 stock: store. 
 Retener (ray-tay-nayr') v. to 
 
 keep back. 
 Retintin (ray-teen-teen') m. 
 
 tinkling sound. 
 Retirada (ray-tee-rar'-dar) /. 
 
 retreat. 
 Retirar (ray-teer-ar') v. to 
 
 retire: withdraw. 
 Reto (ray'-to) m. challenge: 
 
 threat: menace. 
 Retorcer (ray-tor-thayr') v. to 
 
 twist. 
 Retornar (ray-tor-nar') v. to 
 
 turn: return. 
 Retozar (ray-to-thar') v. to 
 
 frisk: skip: tickle. 
 Retraer (ray-trar-ayr') v. to 
 
 dissuade: draw back. 
 Retrasar (ray-trar-sar') v. to 
 
 defer: put off. 
 Retrato (ray-trar'-to) m. por- 
 trait. 
 Retribuir (ray-tree-boo-eer') 
 
 V. to repay: reward. 
 Retru6cano (ray-troo-ay'-kar- 
 
 no) m. pun. 
 Reumatismo (ray-oo-mar- 
 
 tees'-mo) m. rheumatism. 
 Revalidar (ray-var-lee-dar') v. 
 
 to confirm: ratify. 
 Revelar (ray-vay-lar') v. to 
 
 reveal. 
 Revendedor (ray-vayn-day- 
 
 dor') m. retail merchant. 
 Revender (ray-vayn-dayr') v. 
 
 to retail. 
 Reventar (ray-vayn-tar') v. to 
 
 burst: crack. 
 Rever (ray-vayr') v. to review: 
 
 revise. 
 Revesado (ray-vay-sar'-do) 
 
 difficult: obstinate. 
 Revocar (ray-vo-kar') v. to 
 
 revoke. 
 
 Revoltoso (ray-vol-to'-so) a. 
 
 seditious: turbulent. 
 Revolver (ray-vol-vayr') v. to 
 
 revolve: return. 
 Reyerta (ray-yayr'-tar) /. dis- 
 pute. 
 Rezago (ray-thar'-go) m. re- 
 mainder: residue. 
 Rezar (ray-thar') v. to pray: 
 
 say prayers. 
 Rezumarse (ray-thoo-mar'- 
 
 say) V. to leak. 
 Ria (ree'-r) /. river-mouth. 
 Ribazo (ree-bar'-tho)w2. hillock: 
 
 ridge of hills. 
 Ribera (ree-bay'-rar) /. shore: 
 
 strand. 
 Rico (ree'-ko) a. rich. 
 Ridiculo (ree-dee'-koo-lo) a. 
 
 ridiculous. 
 Riesgo (ree-ays'-go) m. danger: 
 
 risk. 
 Rifar (ree-far') v. to raffle. 
 Rigido (ree'-hee-do) a. rigid. 
 
 rigorous. 
 Ringlera (reen-glay'-rar) /. 
 
 row: line: file. 
 Rin6n (reen-yon') m. kidney. 
 Rio (ree'-o) m. river: stream. 
 Riqueza (ree - kay' - thar) /. 
 
 riches: wealth. 
 Risa (ree'-sar)/. laugh: laughter. 
 Risueno (ree-soo-ayn'-yo) a. 
 
 smiling: laughing. 
 Rivalidad (ree-var-lee-dard')/. 
 
 rivalry. 
 Rizar (ree-thar') v. to curl or 
 
 plait the hair. 
 Robar (ro-bar') v. to rob: 
 
 plunder. 
 Roble (ro'-blay) m. oak-tree. 
 Robo (ro'-bo) m. robbery: theft. 
 Robusto (ro - boos' - to) a. 
 
 robust: vigorous. 
 Roca (ro'-kar) /. rock: cliflf. 
 Rociar (ro-thee-ar') v. to scat- 
 ter: sprinkle. 
 Rocio (ro-thee'-o) m. dew. 
 Rodar (ro-dar') v. to roll. 
 Rodear (ro-day-ar') v. to sur- 
 round: wrap up: encircle. 
 Rodilla (ro-deel'-yar) /. knee. 
 Roer (ro-ayr') v. to gnaw: 
 
 corrode. 
 Rogar (ro-gar') v. to beg: en- 
 treat: pray. 
 Rojo (ro'-ho) a. red: ruddy. 
 Romper (rom-payr') v. to 
 break: interrupt: fracture.
 
 Roncar c 
 
 Roncar (ron-kar') v. to snore: 
 roar: threaten. 
 
 Ropa (ro'-par) /. cloth: cloth- 
 ing: robe. 
 
 Roque (ro'-kay) m. rook (chess). 
 
 Rosa (ro'-sar) /. rose (flower 
 and colour). 
 
 Rosario (ro- sar- ree' -o) m. 
 rosary. 
 
 Rosea (ros'-kar) /. screw. 
 
 Roseta (ro-say'-tar) /. rosette. 
 
 Rostro (ros'-tro) m. face (per- 
 son): countenance. 
 
 Rotulo (ro'-too-lo) m. label: 
 printed notice. 
 
 Rubor (roo-bor') m. bashful- 
 ness: blush. 
 
 Rude (roo'-do) a. coarse: 
 rough: rude. 
 
 Rufa (roo'-fo) a. red-haired. 
 
 Rugir (roo-heer') v. to u-uow: 
 roar like a lion. 
 
 Ruido (roo-ee'-do) m. noise. 
 
 Ruin (roo'-een) a. despicable: 
 mean: wicked. 
 
 Ruina (roo-ee'-nar) /. ruin: 
 downfall. 
 
 Rumbo (room'-bo) m. road: 
 route: way. 
 
 Runriin (roon-roon') m. report: 
 rumour. 
 
 Ruptura (roop-too'-rar) /. rup- 
 ture. 
 
 Riistico (roos'-tee-ko) a. rustic 
 — m. peasant. 
 
 Ruta (roo'-tar) /. itinerary: 
 route. 
 
 Rutilar (roo-teel-ar') v. to shine. 
 
 S^bado (sar'-bar-do) m. Satur- 
 day: sabbath. 
 
 Sabana (sar'-bar-nar) /. sheet. 
 
 Sabandija (sar-barn-dee'-har) 
 /. beetle: grub: insect. 
 
 Sabanon (sar-barn-yon') m. 
 chiblain. 
 
 Saber (sar-bayr') v. to know. 
 
 Sabido (sar-bee'-do) a. learned: 
 well-educated. 
 
 Sabiendas (sar-bee-ayn'-dars) 
 ad. knowingly. 
 
 Sabio (sar-bee'-o) a. sage: wise 
 — m. & f. sage. 
 
 Sable (sar'-blay) m. sabre: cut- 
 lass. 
 
 Saber (sar-bor') m. relish: 
 savour: taste. 
 
 5 Saludo 
 
 Sabroso (sar-bro'-so) a. sav- 
 oury: salted. 
 Sabucso (sar-boo-ays'-o) m. 
 
 bloodhound. 
 Sacacorchos (sar - kar - kor'- 
 
 chos) m. corkscrew. 
 Sacar (sar-kar') v. to pull out: 
 
 draw out. 
 Sacate (sar-kar'-tay) m. grass: 
 
 hay. 
 Saco (sar'-ko) m. bag: sack. 
 Sacrificar (sar-kree-fee-kar') 
 
 V. to sacrifice. 
 Sacrificio (sar-kree-fee-thee'- 
 
 o) m. sacrifice. 
 Sacristia (sar-krees-tee'-r) /. 
 
 VLStry (of church). 
 Sacro (sar'-kro) a. sacred: holy. 
 Sacudir (sar-koo-deer') v. to 
 
 jerk: shake. 
 Sagaz (sar-garth') a. sagacious: 
 
 wise. 
 Sahumar (sar-oo-mar') v. to 
 
 perfume. 
 Sahumerio (sar-oo-may'-ree- 
 
 o) m. perfume: scent. 
 Sain (sar-een') Jti. fat: grease. 
 Sainete (sar-ee-nay'-tay) m. 
 
 flavour: relish. 
 Sal (sari) /. salt. 
 Sala (sar'-lar) /. hall: saloon. 
 Salar (sar-lar') v. to salt. 
 Salario (sar - lar' - ree - o) m. 
 
 salary. 
 Salazon (sar - lar - thon') /. 
 
 seasoning: salting. 
 Salchicha (sarl-ctiee'-char) /. 
 
 sausage. 
 Salcochar (sarl-ko-char') v. to 
 
 prepare (dress) meat. 
 Salero (sar-lay'-ro) m. salt- 
 cellar. 
 Salida (sar-lee'-dar) /. outlet: 
 
 issue: result: way out. 
 Salir (sar-leer') v. to depart: 
 
 set out. 
 Salmon (sarl-mon') m. salmon. 
 Salpicar (sarl-pee-kar') v. to 
 
 bespatter. 
 Salsa (sarl'-sar) /. sauce. 
 Saltar (sarl-tar') v. to jump: 
 
 leap. 
 Salto (sarl'-to) m. jump: leap. 
 Salubre (sar - loo' - bray) a. 
 
 healthy. 
 Salud (sar-Iood') /. health. 
 Saludar (sar-loo-dar') v. to 
 
 greet: salute. 
 Saludo (sar-loo'-do) m. salute.
 
 Salvaje 
 
 94 
 
 Servicio 
 
 Salvaje (sarl-var'-hay) a. savage. 
 Salvamlento (sarl-var-mee- 
 
 ayn'-to) m. safety. 
 Salvar (sarl-var') v. to save. 
 Salvia (sarl-vee'-r) /. sage 
 
 (herb). 
 Salvilla(sarl-veer-yar) /. salver. 
 Sallar (sarl-yar') v. to weed 
 
 (garden, etc.). 
 San (sarn) a. saint. 
 Sanar (sar-nar') v, to cure: 
 
 recover. 
 Sandez (sarn'-dayth) /. folly: 
 
 nonsense. 
 Sandio (sarn-dee'-o) a. foolish: 
 
 nonsensical. 
 Sangrar (sam-grar') v. to bleed. 
 Sangre (sarn'-gray) /. blood. 
 Sane (sar'-no) a. sane: sound. 
 Sana (sarn'-yar) /. anger: pas- 
 sion. 
 Sarao (sar-rar'-o) m. ball: 
 
 dance. 
 Sarna (sar'-nar) /. itch: mange. 
 Sastre (sars'-tray) m. tailor. 
 Satisfaccion (sar-tees-fark- 
 
 thee-on') /. satisfaction. 
 Satisfacer (sar-tees-far-thay'- 
 
 r) V. to satisfy. 
 S&trapa (sar' - trar - par) m. 
 
 crafty or sly person. 
 Sazon (sar-thon') /. season: 
 
 maturity: taste: flavour. 
 Sebo (say'-bo) m. suet: great 
 
 wealth. 
 Secar (say-kar') v. to dry. 
 Secretario (say-kray-tar'-ree- 
 
 o) m. secretary: confidant. 
 Secreto (say-cray'-to) a. secret: 
 
 hidden. 
 Secuaz (say-koo-ath') /. at- 
 tendant: follower. 
 Secura(sey-koo'-rar)/. dryness. 
 Sed (sayd) /. thirst: eagerness. 
 Seda (say'-dar) /. silk. 
 Sediento (say-dee-ayn'-to) a. 
 
 thirsty: desirous: eager. 
 Segar (say-gar') v. to harvest: 
 
 mow: reap. 
 Segazon (say-gar-thon') /. har- 
 vest. 
 Segregar (say-gray-gar ) v. to 
 
 separate: set apart. 
 Seguir (say-goo-eer') v. to 
 
 follow: pursue. 
 Segiin (say-goon') prep, ac- 
 cording to. 
 Segur (say - goer ) /. axe: 
 hatchet. 
 
 Seguridad (say-goo-ree-dard') 
 
 /. security: safety: certainty. 
 Seguro (say-goo'-ro) a. safe: 
 
 secure: sure. 
 Seis (say'-ees) a. six. 
 Seiscientos (say-ees-thee-ayn'- 
 
 tos) a. six hundred. 
 Selva (sayl'-var) /. forest. 
 Sello (sayl'-yo) m. seal. 
 
 Sello de franqueo, postage- 
 stamp. 
 Semana (say-mar'-nar)/. week. 
 Semblante (saym-blarn'-tay) 
 
 m. countenance: face. 
 Sembrar (saym-brar') v. to sow. 
 Semejanza (say - may - ham' - 
 
 thar) /. likeness. 
 Semejar (say-may-har') v. to 
 
 resemble. 
 Semilla (say-meel'-yar) /. seed. 
 Sencillo (sayn-theel'-yo) a. 
 
 harmless: simple. 
 Senda (sayn'-dar) /. footpath. 
 Seno (say'-no) m. breast: bosorn. 
 Sensacion (sayn-sar-thee-on') 
 
 /. feeling: sensation. 
 Sensitive (sayn-see-tee'-vo) a. 
 
 sensible: sensitive. 
 Sentar (sayn-tar') v. to seat. 
 Sentarse (sayn-tar'-say) v. to 
 
 sit down. 
 Sentido (sayn-tee'-do) m. sense: 
 
 reason. 
 Sentir (sayn-teer') v. to hear: 
 
 feel: regret. 
 Sena (sayn'-yar) /. mark: sign: 
 
 token. 
 Senal (sayn-yarl') /. signal: 
 
 signature: landmark. 
 Senor (sayn-yor') m. Sir: Lord: 
 
 master: gentleman. 
 Senora (sayn-yor'-ar) /. Lady: 
 
 mistress. 
 Senorita (sayn-yor-ree'-tar) /. 
 
 miss: young lady. 
 Septentri6n (sayp-tayn-tree- 
 
 on') m. north. ^ 
 
 Septiembre (sayp-tee-aym - 
 
 bray) m. September. 
 Sequia (say-kee'-r) /. drought. 
 Ser (sayr) v. to be: happen. 
 Serene (say-ray'-no) a. calm: 
 
 serene: quiet. 
 Serio (say-ree'-o) a. serious: 
 
 severe. 
 Serrar (sayr-rar') v. to saw. 
 Servicio (sayr-vee'-thee-o) m. 
 attendance: service.
 
 Servidor 95 
 
 Servidor (sayr-vee-dor') m. 
 
 servant: waiter. 
 Servirse (sayr-veer'-say) v. to 
 
 please: make use of. 
 Sesenta (say-sayn'-tar) a. sixty. 
 Soso (say'-so) m. brain. 
 Setenta (say - tayn' - tar) a. 
 
 seventy. 
 Seto (say'-to) /. enclosure: 
 
 fence. 
 Sexo (sayk'-so) m. sex. 
 Si (see) conj. if: when — ad. yes: 
 
 without doubt. 
 Siega (see-ay'-gar) /. harvest. 
 Siempre (see-aymp'-ray) ad. 
 
 always. 
 Sierra (see-ayr'-rar) /. saw: in- 
 dented ridge of mountains. 
 Siervo (see-ayr'-vo) m. & f. 
 
 slave: serf. 
 Siesta (see-ays'-tar) /. nap: 
 
 sleep during the afternoon. 
 Siete (see-ay'-tay) a. seven. 
 Sif6n (see-fon') m. syphon. 
 Siglo (seeg'-lo) m. century. 
 Silabear (see-lar-bay-ar') v. 
 
 to spell. 
 Silbato (seel - bar' - to) m. 
 
 whistle. 
 Silla (seel'-yar) /. chair: seat: 
 
 saddle. 
 Simpatia (seem-par-tee'-r) /. 
 
 sympathy. 
 Sin (seen) prep, besides: without. 
 Sincere (seen - thay' - ro) a. 
 
 honest: sincere. 
 Sindicar (seen-dee'-kar) v. to 
 
 accuse: censure. 
 Siniestro (see-nee-ays '-tro) a. 
 
 left (opposed to right): un- 
 happy. 
 Sino (see-no') conj. besides: 
 
 but: except: only. 
 Sintoma (seen'-to-mar) m. 
 
 symptom. 
 Siquiera (see-kee-ay'-rar) conj. 
 
 although: at least: though. 
 Sobre (so'-bray) prep, above: 
 
 over: moreover — m. envelope 
 
 with the address. 
 Sobrecama (so-bray-kar'-mar) 
 
 /. quilt. 
 Sobrecargar (so - bray - kar - 
 
 gar') V. to overcharge. 
 Sobrecejo (so-bray-thay'-ho) 
 
 m. frown. 
 Sobrecomida (so - bray - ko - 
 
 mee'-da) /. dessert. 
 
 Subir 
 Sobremesa (so-bray-may'-sar) 
 
 /. tablecloth: dessert. 
 Sobretodo (so-bray-to'-do) m. 
 
 overcoat. 
 Sobrina (so-bree'-nar) /. niece. 
 Sobrino (so - bree' - no) m. 
 
 nephew. 
 Sociedad (so-thee-ay-dard') /. 
 
 association: company: society. 
 
 Sociedad por acciones, 
 joint stock company. 
 Socio (so-thee'-o) m. associate: 
 
 partner: companion. 
 Socorro (so-kor'-ro) m. help. 
 Sofocar (so-fo-kar') v. to 
 
 suflfocate. 
 Soga (so'-gar) /. rope. 
 Sol (sol) 7n. sun. 
 Solana (so-lar'-nar) /. sunny 
 
 spot or place. 
 Solar (so-lar') v. to sole shoes. 
 Soldado (sol-dar'-do) m. soldier. 
 Solerte (so-layr'-tay) a. dili- 
 gent: sharp. 
 Solio (so-lee'-o) m. throne. 
 Solo (so'-lo) m. solo (music) — 
 
 ad. alone. 
 Soltero (sol-tay'-ro) m. bache- 
 lor — a. unmarried. 
 Sombra (som'-bray) /. shade: 
 
 shadow. 
 Sombrero (som-bray'-ro) m. 
 
 hat with wide brim to afford 
 
 shade. 
 Sonar (so-nar') v. to sound. 
 Sonarse (so-nar'-say) v. to 
 
 blow one's nose. 
 Sonreirse (son-ray-eer'-say) v. 
 
 to smile. 
 Sonrojo (son-ro'-ho) m. blush: 
 
 remark causing a blush. 
 Sonar (son-yar') v. to dream. 
 Sopa (so'-par) /. soup. 
 Sorbete (sor-bay'-tay) m. sher- 
 bet: ice-cream. 
 Sordo (sor'-do) a. deaf: silent: 
 
 quiet. 
 Sortija (sor-tee'-har) /. ring: 
 
 buckle. 
 Sospechar (sos-pay-char') v. 
 
 to suspect. 
 Su (soo) pron. his: her: its: one's 
 
 — sus, theirs. 
 Suave (soo-r'-vay) a. smooth: 
 
 soft. 
 Subasta (soo-bars'-tar) /. auc- 
 tion sale. 
 Subir (soo-beer') V. to ascent: 
 
 climb: mount.
 
 Subito 96 
 
 Siibito (soo'-bec-to) a. hasty: 
 sudden. 
 
 Subsanar (soob-sar-nar') v. 
 to excuse: mend: repair. 
 
 Suceso (soo-thay'-so) m. suc- 
 cess. 
 
 Suciedad (soo-thee-ay-dard ) 
 /. dirt: filth: nastiness. 
 
 Sucursal (soo-koor-sarl') /. 
 branch shop or office — a. 
 subsidiary. 
 
 Sud (sood)m. south: south wind. 
 
 Sudar (soo-dar') v. to sweat. 
 Suegra (soo - ay' - grar) /. 
 
 mother-in-law. 
 Suegro (soo-ay'-gro) m. father- 
 in-law. 
 Suela (soo-ayl'-r) /. sole of 
 
 boot or shoe. 
 Sueno (soo-ayn'-yo) m. dream: 
 
 vision. 
 Suerte (soo-ayr'-tay) /. chance: 
 
 fortune: good luck. 
 Sufragar (soo-frar-gar') v. to 
 
 aid: assist: help. 
 Sufrir (soo-freer') v. to permit: 
 
 suffer: bear patiently. 
 Sujetar (soo-hay-tar') v. to 
 
 subject: subdue. 
 Sumar (soo-mar') v. to add: 
 
 sum up: cast up an account. 
 Sumo (soo'-mo) a. greatest: 
 
 highest. 
 Superar (soo-pay-rar') v. to 
 
 surpass: conquer. 
 Superfluo (soo-payr-floo'-o) a. 
 
 unnecessary: superfluous. 
 Suplir (soo-pleer') v. to supply: 
 
 substitute. 
 Suprimir (soo-pree-meer') v. 
 
 to suppress. 
 Supuesto (soo-poo-ays'-to) m. 
 
 supposition. 
 Supurar (soo-poo-rar') v. to 
 
 suppurate. 
 Sur (soor) m. south: south wind. 
 Surcador (soor-kar-dor') m. 
 
 ploughman. 
 Surtido (soor-tee'-do) m. as- 
 sortment: supply. 
 Surtidor (soor-tee-dor') m. & 
 
 f. caterer: purveyor. 
 Suspicaz (soo-spee-karth') a. 
 
 jealous: suspicious. 
 Suspirar (soo-spee-rar') v. to 
 
 sigh. 
 
 Susurrar (soo-soor-rar ) v. to 
 whisper: give away a secret. 
 
 Tapiceria 
 Suyo (soo'-yo) Suya (soo'-ya) 
 a. his: hers: theirs: one's: her: 
 its own: one's own: their own. 
 
 Tabaco (tar-bar'-ko) m. 
 
 tobacco. 
 Tabaola (tar - bar - ol' - ar) /. 
 
 noise: shouting. 
 Tabaquero (tar-bar-kay'-ro) m. 
 
 tobacconist. 
 Taberna (tar-bayr'-nar) /. tav- 
 ern. 
 Tabla (tar'-blar)/. table: board: 
 
 index. 
 Tablazon (tar-blar-thon') /. 
 
 deck of a vessel. 
 Taburbn (tar - boo - ron') m. 
 
 shark. 
 Taco (tar'-ko) m. stopper: wad: 
 
 billiard-cue. 
 Tacon (tar-kon') m. heel of 
 
 boot or shoe. 
 Tacto (tark'-to) m. feeling: 
 
 touch. 
 Tachuela (tar-choo-ay'-lar) /. 
 
 tack: nail. 
 Tafilete (tar-fee-lay'-tay) m. 
 
 Morocco leather. 
 Tahur (tar-oor') m. gambler. 
 Taja (tar '-bar) /. cut: incision. 
 Tajada (tar-har'-dar) /. slice. 
 Tajar (tar-har') v. to chop: cut: 
 
 hew. 
 Tal (tarl) a. such. 
 Taladro (tar-lar'-dro) m. auger: 
 
 gimlet. 
 Talladcr (tarl-yar-dor') m. en- 
 graver. 
 Talle (tarl'-yay) m. shape: size: 
 
 waist. 
 Tamano (tar-marn'-yo) m. 
 
 bulk: shape: size. 
 Tambi6n (tarm-bee-ayn') conj. 
 & ad. also: as well: hKewise. 
 Tambor (tarm-bor) w/. drum: 
 
 drummer. 
 Tampoco (tarm-po'-ko) ad. 
 
 neither. 
 Tan (tarn) ad. as much: as well: 
 
 so: so much—/, turn. 
 Tanto (tarn'-to) ad. a long 
 
 time: in such a manner: so. 
 Tapa (tar'-par) /. cover: lid, 
 Tapar (tar-par') v. to cover: 
 
 conceal: hide. 
 Tapiceria (tar-pee-thay'-ree-r) 
 /. tapcbiry.
 
 Taquigrafia 
 
 97 
 
 Traducir 
 
 Taquigrafia (tar-kee-grar-fee'- 
 
 r) /. shorthand. 
 Tardar (tar-dar') v. to delay: 
 
 tarry. 
 Tarjeta (tar-hay '-ta) /. card: 
 visiting card: post card (t. 
 postal). 
 T6 (tay)m. tea. 
 Te (tay) pron. thee. 
 Teatro (tay-r'-tro) m. theatre. 
 Tejedor (tay - hay - dor') m. 
 
 weaver. 
 Tela (tay'-lar) /. cloth: woven 
 
 article. 
 Tel6fono (tay-lay'-fo-no) m. 
 
 telephone. 
 Telegrama (tay-lay-grar'-mar) 
 
 /. telegram. 
 Telescopic (tay-lays-ko-pee'- 
 
 o) m. telescope. 
 Temblar (taym-blar') v. to 
 
 tremble. 
 Tender (tay-mayr') v. to doubt: 
 
 fear. 
 Temperatura (taym-payr-r- 
 
 too'-rar) /. temperature. 
 Tempcstad (taym-pays-tard') 
 
 /. storm: tempest. 
 Templanza (taym-plam'-thar) 
 
 /. temperance: moderation. 
 Temprano (taym-prar'-no) a. 
 
 early — ad. very early. 
 Tenaz (tay-nayth') a. firm: 
 
 stubborn: tenacious. 
 Tendero (tayn-day'-ro) m. & 
 
 f. haberdasher. 
 Tenedor (tay-nay-dor') m. fort: 
 
 holder: keeper. 
 Tener (tay-nayr') v. to have: 
 
 hold: possess: take. 
 Tentar (tayn-tar') v. to tempt: 
 
 touch: try. 
 Tenir (tayn-yeer') v. to dye. 
 Terciopelo (tayr-thee-o-pay'- 
 
 lo) m. velvet. 
 Terremoto (tayr-ray-mo'-to) 
 
 m. earthquake. 
 Terreno (tayr - ray' - no) a. 
 
 earthly — m. field: ground. 
 Terso (tayr'-so) a. smooth. 
 Tesoro (tay-so'-ro) m. treasure: 
 
 wealth. 
 Testamento (tays-tar-mayn'- 
 
 to) m. will: trestament. 
 Tetera (tay-tay'-rar) /. teapot. 
 Tez (tayth) /. complexion. 
 Tienda (tee-ayn'-dar) /. awn- 
 ing: tent. 
 
 Tierra (tee-ayr'-rar) /. earth: 
 
 ground: land. 
 Tigre (teeg'-ray) m. tiger. 
 Tijeras (tee-hay'-rars) /. scis- 
 sors. 
 Tilla (teel'-yar) /. gangway. 
 Tiniebla (tee-nee-ay'-blar) /. 
 
 darkness: obscurity. 
 Tinta (teen'-tar)/. ink: tint: hue. 
 Tic (tee'-o) m. uncle. 
 Tipografo (tee-po'-grar-fo) m. 
 
 printer. 
 Tizne (teeth'-nay) m. soot. 
 Toalla (to-arl'-yar) /. towel. 
 Tobillo (to-beel'-yo) m. ankle. 
 Tocino (to-thee'-no) m. bacon: 
 
 salt pork. 
 Todavia (to-dar-vee'-r) ad. 
 
 nevertheless: still: yet. 
 Tomar (to-mar') v. to grasp: 
 
 seize. 
 Tome (to' - mo) m. volume: 
 
 tome. 
 Tonada (to-nar'-dar) /. tune: 
 
 melody. 
 Tonel (to'-nayl) m. barrel: cask. 
 Tonico (to'-nee-ko) a. strength- 
 ening: tonic. 
 Tontada (ton-tar'-dar) /. non- 
 sense. 
 Torbellino (tor-bayl-yee'-no) 
 m. whirlwind — a. boisterous: 
 lively. 
 Toreo (to-ray'-o) m. bull- 
 fighting. 
 Tormenta (tor-mayn'-tar) /. 
 
 tempest: storm: hurricane. 
 Tornar (tor-nar') v. to return: 
 
 repeat. 
 Torneo (tor-nay'-o) m. tourna- 
 ment. 
 Torno (tor'-no) m. wheel. 
 Tore (to'-ro) m. bull. 
 Torpe (tor'-pay) a. dull: heavy 
 
 torpid. 
 Torre (tor'-ray) /. tower: tur- 
 ret: steeple. 
 Torta (tor'-tar) /. tart. 
 Tortuga (tor-too'-gar) /. tor- 
 toise. 
 Tos (toss)/, cough. 
 Tostar (toss-tar) v. to toast: 
 
 roast. 
 Trabajo (trar-bar'-ho) m. lab- 
 our: toil: work. 
 Trabuco (trar-boo'ko) m. cata- 
 pult. 
 Traducir (trar-doo-theer') v. 
 to translate.
 
 Traer 98 
 
 Traer (trar-ayr') v. to bring: 
 
 carry: persuade. 
 Trafago (trar'-far-go) m. traffic. 
 Tragar (trar-gar') v. to swallow. 
 Trama (trar'-mar) /. plot. 
 Tramo (trar'-mo) ni. staircase. 
 Trainpa (trarm'-par) /. trap: 
 
 snare: fraud. 
 Transitar (tram-see-tar') v. to 
 
 travel: pass through a place. 
 Trapaceria (trar - par - thay - 
 
 ree'-r) /. deceit: fraud. 
 Tras (trars) prep, after: behind 
 
 — m. breach. 
 Trascordarse (trars-kor-dar'- 
 
 say) V. to forget. 
 Traspasar (trars-par-sar') v. 
 
 to pass over: trespass. 
 Trastornar (trars-tor-nar') v. 
 
 to overturn: overthrow. 
 Trasudar (trar-soo-dar') v. to 
 
 sweat: perspire. 
 Tratamiento (trar-tar-mee- 
 
 ayn'-to) m. treatment. 
 Tratante (trar-tarn'-tay) m. 
 
 provision dealer. 
 Tratar (trar-tar') v. to traffic: 
 
 trade: use. 
 Trazo (trar'-tho) m. design: 
 
 plan: sketch. 
 Trebol (tray'-bol) m. clover: 
 
 trefoil. 
 Trece (tray '-thay) a. thirteen. 
 Trecientos (tray-thee-ayn'-tos) 
 
 a. three hundred. 
 Treinta (tray'-een-tar) a. thirty. 
 Tremendo (tray-mayn'-do) a. 
 
 awful: terrible. 
 Tren (trayn) m. retinue: train: 
 show. 
 
 1 ren ascendente, up-train. 
 Tren de gran velocidad, 
 
 express train. 
 Tren descendente, down 
 
 train. 
 Tren mercancias, goods 
 
 train. 
 Tren 6ninibus, slow train. 
 Tres (trays) a. three. 
 Trigo (tree'-go) m. wheat. 
 Tripa (tree'-par) /. tripe. 
 Trompa (trom'-par)/. trumpet. 
 Tronar (tro-na'r') v. to thunder. 
 Tropel (tro-payl') m. bustle: 
 
 confusion: hurry. 
 Trotar (tro-tar') v. to trot. 
 Trucar (troo-kar') v. to have 
 
 the lead (card playing). 
 Trucha (troo'-char) /. trout. 
 
 Vacunar 
 
 Tu (too) pron. thine: thy. 
 
 Tu (too) pron. thou. 
 
 Tube (too'-bo) m. pipe: tube. 
 
 Tumbar (toom-bar') v. to 
 tumble. 
 
 Turbar (toor-bar') v. to dis- 
 turb. 
 
 Turbio (toor'-bee-o) a. mud- 
 dy: thick: troubled. 
 
 Turno (toor'-no) m. turn. 
 
 Turquesa (toor-kay'-sar) 
 turquoise. 
 
 U 
 
 Unfano (oon-far'-no) a. arro- 
 
 . gant: haughty. 
 
 Ulcera (ool'-thay-rar) /. ulcer. 
 
 tjltimo (ool'-tee-mo) a. hind- 
 most: last. 
 
 Ultrajar (ool-trar-har') v. to 
 despise: outrage. 
 
 Ultramar (ool-traf-mar') m. 
 ultra marine: over-seas. 
 
 Un (oon), Una (oon'-a) art. a, 
 an, one. 
 
 Undoso (oon-do'-so) a. wavy. 
 
 Uno (oo'-no) m. one. 
 
 Untar (oon-tar') v. to anoint: 
 grease. 
 
 Una (oon'-yar) /. nail: claw. 
 
 Urgir (oor-heer') v. to urge: 
 be urgent. 
 
 Urraca (oor-rar'-kar)/. magpie. 
 
 Usado (oo-sar'-do) a. ex- 
 perienced: used. 
 
 Usar (00-sar') V. to use: make 
 use of. 
 
 Usura (oo-soo'-rar) /. usury. 
 
 Usurpar (oo-soor'-par) v. to 
 , usurp. 
 
 Util (ob-teel') a. useful — m 
 utility. 
 
 Ut supra (oot: soop'-rar) ad. as 
 above. 
 
 Uva (oo'-var)/. grape: barberry. 
 
 Vaca (var'-kar) /. cow: beef. ^ 
 Vacaciones (var-kar-thee-o'- 
 
 nays) /. pi. holidays. 
 Vacante (var - karn' - tay) /. 
 
 vacancy. 
 Vaciar (var-thee-ar') v. to 
 
 clear: empty: fall. 
 Vacio (var-thee'-o) m. empty: 
 
 void: unoccupied. 
 Vacunar (var-koon-ar') v. to 
 
 vaccinate.
 
 Vade 
 
 99 
 
 Vade (var'-day) m. satchel. 
 Vadear (var-day-ar') v. to ford: 
 
 wade. 
 Vagabundo (var-gar-boon'-do) 
 
 m. vagabond. 
 Vagar (var-gar') v. to loiter: 
 
 rove. 
 Vag6n (var-gon') m. waggon. 
 Vag6n cama (var-gon': kar'- 
 
 mar) m. sleeping car. 
 Vaho (var'-o) m. steam: vapour. 
 Vale (var'-lay) m. farewell: 
 
 promissory note. 
 Valentia (var-layn-tee'-r) /. 
 
 courage: valour. 
 Valer (var-layr') v. to be 
 
 deserving: be valuable. 
 Valido (var - lee' - do) m. 
 
 favourite. 
 Valiza (var-lee'-thar) /. beacon. 
 Valor (var-lor') m. price: value: 
 
 power: valour. 
 Valle (varl'-yay) m. dale: vale: 
 
 valley. 
 Vanidad (var-nee-dard') /. 
 
 vanity: ostentation: show. 
 Vano (var'-no) a. vain: useless: 
 
 futile. 
 Vapular (var-poo-lar') v. to 
 
 flog: whip. 
 Variar (var - ree - ar') v. to 
 
 change. 
 Variedad (var-ree-ay-dard') /. 
 
 variety. 
 Var6n (var-ron') m. man. 
 Varonil (var-ron-eel') a. male: 
 
 masculine. 
 Vaso (var'-so) m. vessel. 
 Vasto (vars'-to) a. huge: vast. 
 Vaticinar (var-tee-thee-nar') v. 
 
 to divine: foretell. 
 Veda (vay'-dar) /. prohibition. 
 Vedar (vay-dar') v. to prohibit: 
 
 forbid. 
 Vegetacion (vay-hay-tar-thee- 
 
 on') /. vegetation. 
 Vegetal (vay-har-tarl') a. vege- 
 table. 
 Vehiculo (vay-ee'-koo-lo) m. 
 
 vehicle. 
 Veinte (vay'-een-tay) a. twenty. 
 Vejar (vay-har') v. to vex: 
 
 molest. 
 Vejez (vay-hayth') /. old age. 
 Velador (vay-lar-dor') m. 
 
 watchman. 
 Veleta (vay-lay'-tar) /. weather- 
 cock. 
 Veio (vay'-lo) m. veil. 
 
 Verier 
 
 Veioz (vay-loth') a. swift. 
 
 Vena (vay'-nar) /. blood-vessel: 
 vein. 
 
 Venado (vay-nar'-do) m. deer: 
 venison. 
 
 Vencedor (vayn-thay-dor') m. 
 & f. conqueror: victor. 
 
 Venda (vayn'-dar) /. bandage. 
 
 Vender (vayn'-dayr) v. to sell. 
 
 Vendimla (vayn-dee'-mee-r) /. 
 vintage. 
 
 Veneno (vay - nay' - no) m. 
 poison: venom. 
 
 Venerar (vay-nay-rar') v. to 
 venerate. 
 
 Venganza (vayn-gam'-thar) /. 
 revenge: vengeance. 
 
 Venia (vay-nee'-r) /. pardon: 
 permission. 
 
 Venida (vay-nee'-dar) /. ar- 
 rival: return. 
 
 Venir (vay-neer') v. to come: 
 arrive. 
 
 Ventaja (vayn-tar'-har) /. ad- 
 vantage. 
 
 Ventana (vayn-tar'-nar) /. win- 
 dow: nostril. 
 
 Ventilar (vayn-tee-lar') v. to 
 ventilate: fan. 
 
 Ventisca (vayrv-tees'-kar) /. 
 snow-storm. 
 
 Ventura (ven-too'-rar) /. for- 
 tune: luck. 
 
 Venturoso (ven-too-ro'-so) a. 
 fortunate: lucky. 
 
 Ver (vayr) v. to see: look: ob- 
 serve: visit. 
 
 Verano (vay-rar'-no) m. sum- 
 mer season. 
 
 Veras (vay'-rars) /. pi. sin- 
 cerity: truth. 
 
 Verdad (vayr-dard') /. truth: 
 veracity. 
 
 Verde (vayr'-day) m.& a. green. 
 
 Verdoso (vayr-do'-so) a. green- 
 ish. 
 
 Verdulero (vayr-doo-lay'-ro) 
 m. & f. greengrocer. 
 
 Verdura (vayr - doo' - rar) /. 
 vegetables. 
 
 Verisimil (vay - ree - see' - 
 meel) a. probable. 
 
 Ver j el (vayr-hayl') m. orchard. 
 
 Vermellon (vayr-mayl-yon')m. 
 vermilion. 
 
 Verruga (vayr-roo'-gar)/. pim- 
 ple: wart. 
 
 Verter (vayr-tayr') v. to shed: 
 spill.
 
 Vertiente k 
 
 Vertiente (vayr-tee-ayn'-tay) 
 
 m. cascade: waterfall. 
 Vertigo (vayr '-tee-go) m. gid- 
 diness. 
 Vestido (vays-tee'-do) m. dress: 
 
 suit. 
 Vestir (vays-teer') v. to dress: 
 
 clothe. 
 Vetado (vay-tar'-do) a. striped: 
 
 veined. 
 Via (vee'-ar) /. way: route: 
 
 road: method: manner. 
 Viajar (vee-ar-har') v. to travel. 
 Viaje (vee-r'-hay) m. journey: 
 
 travel: voyage. 
 Vibora (vee-bor'-ar) /. viper. 
 Viciar (vee-thee-ar') v. to cor- 
 rupt: vitiate. 
 Vicio (vee-thee-'o) m. vice. 
 Vid (veed) /. vine. 
 Vida (veed'-ar) /. life. 
 Vidrio (veed-ree'-o) m. glass. 
 Vidrioso (veed-ree-o'-so) a. 
 
 glassy: brittle: delicate. 
 Viejo (vee-ay'-ho) a. old: an- 
 cient: antiquated. 
 Viento (vee-ayn'-to) m. air: 
 
 wind. 
 Viernes (vee - ayr' - nays) m. 
 
 Friday. 
 Vigilar (vee-hee-lar') v. to 
 
 watch over. 
 Vigor (vee-gor') m. strength: 
 
 vigour. 
 Vihuela (vee - oo - ay' - lar) /. 
 
 guitar. 
 Vil (veel) a. low: mean: sordid. 
 Villa (veel'-yar) /. town. 
 Vinagre (vee-nar'-gray) m. 
 
 vinegar. 
 Vinculo (yeen' - koo - lo) m. 
 
 chain: link: anything that 
 
 binds. 
 Vino (vee'-no) m. wine — vino 
 
 tinto, red wine. 
 Vina (veen'-yar) /. vineyard. 
 Violado (vee - o - lar' - do) a. 
 
 violet-coloured. 
 Violar (vee-o-lar') v. to ravish: 
 
 violate. 
 Violeta (vee-o-lay'-tar) /. violet. 
 Violin (vee-o-leen') m. fiddle: 
 
 violin. 
 Virgen (veer'-hen) /. virgin. 
 Virilidad (vee-ree-lee-dard') /. 
 
 virility: manhood. 
 Virote (vee-ro'-tay) m. arrow: 
 
 dart. 
 Virtud (veer-tood') /. virtue. 
 
 3 Yerno 
 
 Viruela (vee-roo-ay'-lar) /• 
 
 smallpox. 
 Vision (vee-see-on') /, vision: 
 
 sight. 
 Visita (vee-see'-tar) /. visit. 
 Visitador (vee-see-tar-dor') m. 
 
 & f. visitor. 
 Vist (veest) m. whist. 
 Vista (vees'-tar) /. sight: view. 
 Vistoso (vees-to'-so) a. beauti- 
 ful: delightful. 
 Vitorear (vee-to-ray-ar') v. 
 
 to shout: applaud. 
 Vituperaci6n (vee - too - pay - 
 
 rar-thee-on') /. blame. 
 Viuda (vee-oo'-dar) /. widow. 
 Viudo (vee-oo'-do) m. widower. 
 Vocal (vo-karl') /. vowel. 
 Vocear (vo-thay-ar') v. to cry: 
 
 scream. 
 Volar (vo-Iar') v. to fly. 
 Volver (vol-vayr') v. to return. 
 Vomitar (vo-mee-tar') v. to be 
 
 sick: vomit. 
 Vos (vos) pron. you: ye. 
 Votar (vo-tar') v. to vote: vow. 
 Voz (voth) /. voice. 
 Vuelo (voo-ay'-lo) m. flight: 
 
 wing. 
 Vuestro, Vuestra (voo-ays'- 
 
 tro: voo-ays'-trar) pron. your: 
 
 yours. 
 Vulgaridad (vool - gar - ree - 
 
 dard') /. vulgarity. 
 Vulgo (vool'-go) m. ordinary 
 
 people: mob: crowd. 
 Vulpeja (vool-pay'-har) /. fox. 
 
 Xaurado (ksar-oo-rar'-do) a. 
 
 abandoned: helpless. 
 Xinglar (kseen-glar') v. to cry 
 
 for joy. 
 
 Y (e) conj. and. 
 
 Ya (yar) ad. already: immediate- 
 ly: finally. 
 
 Yacer (yar-thayr') v. to lie. 
 
 Yate (yar'-tay) m. yacht. 
 
 Yedra (yay'-drar) /. ivy. 
 
 Yegua (yay'-goo-ar) /. mare. 
 
 Yelo (yay'-lo) m. frost: ice. 
 
 Yema (yay'-mar)/. yolk: bud. 
 
 Yerba (yayr'-bar) /. herb. 
 
 Yermo (yayr'-mo) m. desert: 
 wilderness. 
 
 Yerno (yayr'-no) m son-in-law.
 
 Yerro i 
 
 Yerro (yayr'-ro) m. error: mis- 
 take. 
 Yo (yo) pron. I. 
 Yugo (yoo'-go) m. yoke. 
 Yunta (yoon'-tar)/. couple: pair. 
 
 Zabucar (thar-boo-kar') v. to 
 
 agitate: shake. 
 Zabullir (thar-bool-yeer') v. to 
 
 immerse: plunge. 
 Zafar (thar-far') v. to adorn: 
 
 embellish. 
 Zafir (thar-feer') m. sapphire. 
 Zagala (thar-gar'-lar) /. shep- 
 herdess. 
 Zaherir (thar-ay-reer') v. to 
 
 reproach. 
 Zalagarda (thar-lar-gar'-dar) 
 
 /. ambush: snare: trap. 
 Zalameria (thar - lar - may - 
 
 ree'-r) /. flattery. 
 Zambucar (tharm-boo-kar') r. 
 
 to hide. 
 Zampar (tharm-par') v. to eat 
 
 ravenously. 
 
 oi Zurrir 
 
 Zampatortas (tharm-par-tor'- 
 
 tars) m. glutton. 
 Zanahoria (thar-nar-o'-ree-r) 
 
 /. carrot. 
 Zanja (tham'-har) /. ditch: 
 
 trench: dug-out. 
 Zapatero (thar-pay-tay'-ro) m. 
 
 shoemaker. 
 Zapato (thar-par'-to) m. shoe. 
 Zaramullo (thar-rar-moor-yo) 
 
 m. busybody. 
 Zarcillo (thar-theel'-yo) m. ear- 
 ring. 
 Zarzamora (thar- thar- mo' - 
 
 rar) /. blackberry bush. 
 Zarzo (thar'-tho) m. hurdle. 
 Zonzo (thon'-tho) a. insipid: 
 
 tasteless. 
 Zorzal (thor-tharl') m. thrush 
 
 (bird). 
 Zurcir (thoor-theer') v. to dam. 
 Zurriagar (thoor-ree-r-gar') v. 
 
 to flog: whip. 
 Zurrir (thoor-reer') v. to buzz: 
 
 hum.
 
 PART II 
 ENGLISH-SPANISH 
 (INGLfiS-ESPANOL)
 
 PART II 
 ENGLISH-SPANISH 
 
 A, An, article, un: uno: una. 
 Aback, ad. detras: atras. 
 Abaft, ad. en popa. 
 Abandon, v. abandonar. 
 Abase, v. humiliar. 
 Abash, V. consternar. 
 Abate, v. disniinuir: rebajar. 
 Abbey, s. abadir, /. 
 Abbot, s. abad, m. 
 Abbreviate, v abreviar. 
 Abdicate, v. abdicar. 
 Abdomen, s. abdomen, m. 
 Abduct, V. apartar. 
 Abeyance, x. esperanza, /. 
 Abhor, V. detestar. 
 Abide, v. habitar. 
 Ability, s. habilidad, /. 
 Abject, a. servil. 
 Abjure, v. renunciar. 
 Ablaze, a. & ad. inflamado. 
 Able, a. capaz: habil. 
 Ablution, s. ablucion, /. 
 Ably, ad. habilmente. 
 Abnormal, a. irregular. 
 Aboard, ad. abordo. 
 Abode, X. domicilio, m. 
 Abolish, V. abolir. 
 Abominate, v. abominar. 
 Aborigines, s. pi. aborigenes, 
 
 ni. 
 Abortion, s. malparto, m. 
 Abortive, a. abortive. 
 Abound, v. abundar. 
 About, prep, cerca de: per: 
 
 hacia: al rededor de — ad. per 
 
 ahi. 
 Above, pr. encima: sobre — ad. 
 
 arriba: per encima. 
 Abrade, v. raer. 
 Abreast, ad. de frente: de 
 
 costado. 
 Abridge, v. abreviar. 
 Abroad, ad. tuera: al exterior. 
 Abrogate, v. abrogar. 
 Abrupt, a. abrupto. 
 
 Accouchment 
 
 Abscess, 5. absceso, m. 
 Abscond, v. esconderse. 
 Absence, x. ausencia, /. 
 Absent, a. ausente. 
 Absinthe, x. ajenjo, m. 
 Absolute, a. absolute. 
 Absolve, V. absolver. 
 Absorb, v. absorber. 
 Absorption, x. absorcion: pre- 
 
 ocupacion, /. 
 Abstain, v. abstenerse. 
 Abstemious a. sobrio: mod- 
 
 erado. 
 Abstinence, s. abstinencia, /. 
 Abstract, a. abstracto — x. sum- 
 
 ario, m. 
 Abstruse, a. abstruso. 
 Absurd, a. absurdo. 
 Abundant, a. copioso. 
 Abuse, V. abusar: injuriar — s. 
 
 abuso, m. 
 Abusive, a. abusivo. 
 Abyss, X. abismo: infiemo, m. 
 Accede, v. acceder: asentir. 
 Accelerate, v. acelerar. 
 Accent, x. acento, m. 
 Accept, V. aceptar. 
 Acceptance, x. aceptacion, /. 
 Access, X. entrada, /. 
 Accession, x. advenimiento, ni. 
 Accessory, x. complice, m. 
 Accident, x. accidente, m.: 
 
 casualidad, /. 
 Acclaim, v. aclamar. 
 Acclimatize, v. aclimatar. 
 Accommodate, v. acomodar. 
 Accommodation, x. acomo- 
 
 dacion, /. 
 Accompany, v. acompanar. 
 Accomplice, x. complice, tn. 
 Accomplish, v. completar. 
 Accord, X. acuerdo, m. — v. 
 
 acordar. 
 Accordeon, x. acorde6n, m. 
 Accost, V. acercarse. 
 Accouchment, x. parte, m. 
 
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 Account I 
 
 Account, s. calculo, m. — v. 
 
 computar. 
 Accountant, s. contador, m. 
 Accoutre, v. equipar. 
 Accredit, v. acreditar. 
 Accrue, v. provenir: resultar. 
 Accumulate, t'. acumular. 
 Accumulation, s. acumula- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Accuracy, s. exactitud,/. 
 Accursed, a. execrable. 
 Accusation, s. acusacion, /. 
 Accuse, r. acusar. 
 Accustom, V. acostumbrar: 
 
 habituar. 
 Acetate, s. acetato, m. 
 Acetic, a. acetico. 
 Ache, s. mal, m. — v. doler. 
 Achieve, v. ejecutai. 
 Acid, a. & s. acido, m. 
 Acidity, s. acidez, /. 
 Acknowledge, v. acusar. 
 Acknowledgment, i. reconoci- 
 
 miento, m. 
 Acorn, i. bellota, /. 
 Acquaint, v. informar. 
 Acquaintance, s. conocido, m. 
 Acquitsce, v. asentir. 
 Acquire, v. adquirir. 
 Acquittal, s. descargo, m. 
 Acrid, a. mordaz: acre. 
 Across, ad. a traves. 
 Act, s. hecho, m.: acto (drama- 
 tics), m. 
 Active, a. activo. 
 Actor, s. actor, m. 
 Actress, s. actriz, /. 
 Actuary, s. actuario, m. 
 Actuate, v. actuar: impulsar. 
 Acumien, s. penetracion, /. 
 Acute, a. aguUo: vivo. 
 Acuteness, s. agudeza, /. 
 Adamant, s. diamante, m. 
 Adapt, V. adaptar: ajustar. 
 Add, V. afiadir. 
 
 Addenda, x. pi. ap^ndices, m. 
 Adder, i. vibora, /. 
 Ad let d, a. inclinado. 
 Addition, s. adicion: suma, /. 
 Address, s. memorial, m.: 
 
 direccion,/.: sobrescrito, m. — 
 
 z\ hablar. 
 Adduce, v. aducir: citar. 
 Adept, a. habil — s. adepto, m. 
 Adequate, a. adecuado. 
 Adhere, v. adherirse. 
 Adhesive, a. adhesivo. 
 Adieu, i. a Dios. 
 Adjacent, a. vecino. 
 
 oi; Affable 
 
 Adjective, s. adjetivo, m. 
 Adjoin, V. lindar. 
 Adjoining, a. colindante. 
 Adjourn, v. aplazar. 
 Adjournment, s. suspensi6n,/. 
 Adjudge, f. adjudicar. 
 Adjunct, 5. adjunto, m. 
 Adjure, v. conjurar. 
 Adjust, V. ajustar. 
 Adjutant, x. ayudante, m. 
 Administer, t. administrar. 
 Administration, s. adminis- 
 
 tracion, /. 
 Admiral, s. almirante, m. 
 Admiralty, 5. almirantazgo, ni. 
 Admire, r. admirar. 
 Admit, V. admitir. 
 Admittance, 5. admision, /. 
 Admonish, v. amonestar. 
 Adolescence, 5. adolescencia,/. 
 Adopt, V. adoptar. 
 Adore, t'. adorar. 
 Adorn, v. adornar: decorar. 
 Adrift, ad. flotando. 
 Adroit, a. habit: manoso. 
 Adulate, v. adular. 
 Adult, a. adulto. 
 Adulterate, v. adulterar. 
 Adultery, s. adulteno, m. 
 Advance, 5. avance, m. — v. 
 
 avanzar. 
 Advancement, s. adelanta- 
 
 miento, m. 
 Advantage, s. ventaja, /. 
 Advent, s. adviento, m. 
 Adventure, s. aventura: ex- 
 
 plotacion, /. — v. aventurar. 
 Adverb, s. adverbio, m. 
 Adversary, s. adversario, m. 
 Adversity, s. calamidad, /. 
 Advert, v. advertir. 
 Advertise, v. anunciar. 
 Advertisement, 5. aviso, m. 
 Advertiser, j. anunciante, m. 
 Advice, x. aviso, m. 
 Advisable, a. prudente. 
 Advise, v. avisar. 
 Advisedly, ad. deliberada- 
 
 mente. 
 Advocate, s. abogado, m. — v. 
 
 recomendar. 
 Adze, X. azuela: hachuela, /. 
 Aerated waters. X. aguas gaseo- 
 
 sas, /. 
 Aerial, a. a6reo. 
 Aeronaut, x. aeronauta, m. 
 Aeronautics, s. aeronautica, 
 
 f.pl. 
 Affable, a. afable.
 
 Affair 
 
 1 06 
 
 All 
 
 Affair, s. asunto: negocio, m. 
 Affect, V. afectar: modificar. 
 Affection, s. afeccion, /. 
 Affectionate, a. afcctuoso. 
 Affiance, s. esponsales, /«. pi. 
 Affiliation, s. adopcion, /. 
 Affirm, v. declarer. 
 Affix, V. pegar — s. afijo, m. 
 Afflict, V. afligir. 
 Affliction, s. aflicci6n, /. 
 Affluence, s. afluencia: copia,/. 
 Afford, V. dar: poder. 
 Affray, s. pendencia, /.: tumul- 
 
 to, m. 
 Affright, V. espantar — s. es- 
 
 panto, m. 
 Affront, s. injuria, /. — v. in- 
 
 sultar. 
 Aflame, ad. en fuego. 
 Afloat, ad. flotante. 
 Afoot, ad. a pi^. 
 Afraid, a. timido. 
 Afresh, ad. de nuevo. 
 After, ad. despues — prep. 
 
 segun. 
 Afternoon, s. la tarde, /. 
 Afterthought, s. reflexi6n fuera 
 
 de tiempo, /. 
 Afterwards, ad. despues. 
 Again, ad. otra vez. 
 Against, prep, contra. 
 
 Age, ^. edad: vejez, /.: siglo, m. 
 
 Agent, s. agente, m. 
 
 Aggravate, v. agravar: exag- 
 erar. 
 
 Aggression, s. agresi6n, /. 
 
 Aggrieve, v. apenar: afligir. 
 
 Aghast, a. horrorizado. 
 
 Agile, a. agil. 
 
 Agility, s. agilidad, /. 
 
 Agitate, v. agitar. 
 
 Aglow, a. ardiente. 
 
 Ago, ad. ha: hace. 
 
 Agonize, v. agonizar. 
 
 Agonizing, a. atroz. 
 
 Agony, s. agonia, /. 
 
 Agree, v. concordar. 
 
 Agreeable, a. agradable. 
 
 Agreement, s. concordia, /. 
 
 Agriculture, s. agricultura, /. 
 
 Agriculturist, s. agricultor, m. 
 
 Aground, ad. encallado. 
 
 Ague, s. calentura, intermit- 
 ente, /. 
 
 Ahead, ad. delante. 
 
 Ahoy! t. hola ! 
 
 Aid, s. ayuda,/.: socorro, m. — v. 
 ayudar. 
 
 Aide-de-camp, a. edecan: 
 
 ayudante, m. 
 Aigret, x. cresta,/.: penacho, m. 
 Ail, V. afligir: doler. 
 Ailment, s. indisposicion: dol- 
 
 encia, /. 
 Aim, s. mira: designio, m. — v. 
 
 intentar. 
 Aimless, a. sin objeto. 
 Air, s. aire: tono, m.: aira,/. — v. 
 
 airear: secar. 
 Air-brake, s. freno neumatico, 
 
 7n. 
 Air-gun, s. escopeta de viento,/. 
 Airing, s. ventilaci6n, /. 
 Airport, s. aeropuerto, m. 
 Airtight, a. herm^tico. 
 Aisle, s. ala, /.: nave lateral, /. 
 Aitchbone, s. hueso de nalga, m. 
 Ajar, a. entreabierto. 
 Alvimbo, ad. en jarras: en asas. 
 Alabaster, 5. alabastro, m. 
 Alacrity, s. alegria, /. 
 Alarm, s. alarma, /.: rebate 
 
 m. — V. alarmar. 
 Alarm-clock, s. despertador, 
 
 m. 
 Alarming, a. inquietante. 
 Albatross, s. albatros, m. 
 Albeit, ad. aunque. 
 Albino, s. albino, m. 
 Album, 5. album: libro de 
 
 recuerdos, m. 
 Alchemist, s. alquimista, m. 
 Alcoholic, a. alcoholico: es- 
 
 pirituoso. 
 Alder, s. aliso, m. 
 Ale, 5. cerveza, /. 
 Alert, a. vivaracho: alerto. 
 Alias, ad. alias — s. nombre 
 
 supuesto, m. 
 Alibi, s. coartada, /. 
 Alien, a. ajeno — s. extrangero, 
 
 ?u. 
 Alight, V. apearse — a. en- 
 
 cendido. 
 Alike, a. igual — ad. igualmente. 
 Aliment, s. alimento, m. 
 Alimony, s. alirnentos, m. pi. 
 Alive, a. vivo: viviente. 
 Alkali, s. alcali, m. 
 All, a. todo: todos — ad. en- 
 
 teramente — s. todo, m. 
 
 After all, despues de todo. 
 
 All at once, de repente. 
 
 All the better, tanto mejor. 
 
 All the same, absolutamente 
 
 lo mismo. 
 By all means, sin duda.
 
 All I 
 
 Not at all, de ninguna 
 manera. 
 
 On all fours, a cuatro patas. 
 
 Once for all, de una vez para 
 siempre. 
 Allay, V. aliviar. 
 Allegation, 5. alegaci6n, /. 
 Alleviate, v. aliviar. 
 Alley, i-. callejuela, /. 
 Alliance, 5. alianza, /. 
 Alligation, 5. aligacion, /. 
 Alligator, 5. caiman, m. 
 Alliteration, s. aliteraci6n, /. 
 Allocate, v. asignar. 
 Allot, V. asignar. 
 Allow, V. admitir: permitir. 
 Allowance, 5. salario: des- 
 
 cuento, m. 
 Allude, V. aludir. 
 Allure, V. atraer. 
 Alluring, a. halagiieno. 
 Allusion, s. alusion, /. 
 Alluvial, a. aluvial. 
 Ally, V. unir — s. aliado, m. 
 Almanac, i. almanaque: calen- 
 
 dario, m. 
 Almighty, a. omnipotente. 
 Almond, s. almendra, /. 
 Almost, ad. casi: cerca de. 
 Alms, s. pi. caridad, /. 
 Almshouse, s. hospicio, m. 
 Aloft, pr. arriba — ad. en alto. 
 Alone, a. solo — ad. solamente. 
 Along, ad. a lo largo. 
 Aloof, ad. lejos. 
 Aloud, ad. alto: en alta voz. 
 Alphabet, 5. alfabeto, m. 
 Alps, s. alpes, m. pi. 
 Already, ad. ya. 
 Also, ad. tambien. 
 Alter, V. alterar: mudarse. 
 Altercation, s. altercacion, /. 
 Alternate, a. alterno. 
 Alternative, a. altemativo — s. 
 
 alternativa, /. 
 Although, c. aunque: bien que. 
 Altitude, s. altitud, /. 
 Altogether, ad. enteramente. 
 Alum, s. alumbre, m. 
 Aluminium, s. aluminio, m. 
 Always, ad. siempre. 
 Amalgamate, v. amalgamar: 
 
 amalgamarse. 
 Amalgamation, 5. amalgama- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Amass, v. acumular. 
 Amateur, s. aficionado, m. 
 Amaze, v. confundir. 
 
 07 Anemone 
 
 Amazing, a. asombroso. 
 Amazon, s. amazona, /. 
 Ambassador, s. embajador, m. 
 Amber, 5. ambar, m. 
 Ambiguous, a. ambiguo. 
 Ambition, s. amLicion, /. 
 Amble, v. amblar. 
 Ambulance, x. ambulancia, /. 
 Ambush, 5. emboscada, /. — v. 
 
 emboscar. 
 Ameliorate, v. mejorar. 
 Amenable, a. sumiso. 
 Amend, v. enmendar: enmend- 
 
 arse. 
 Amendment, s. enmienda, /. 
 Amethyst, 5. amatista, /. 
 Amiable, a. amable. 
 Amicable, a. amistoso. 
 Amid, Amidst, pr. entre: en 
 
 medio de. 
 Amiss, ad. mal — a. irregular. 
 Amity, 5. amistad, /. 
 Ammonia, s. amoniaco, m. 
 Ammunition, x. municion, /. 
 Amnesty, 5. amnistia, /. 
 Among, Amongst, pr. & ad. 
 
 entre: en: con: en medio de. 
 Amorous, a. enamorado. 
 Amount, s. importe, m.: suma, 
 
 /. — V. montar. 
 Amphibian, s.. Amphibious, 
 
 a. anfibio. 
 Amphitheatre, s. anfiteatro, m 
 Ample, a. amplio: ancho. 
 Amplify, v. amplificar: ampliar. 
 Amply, ad. ampliamente. 
 Amputate, v. amputar. 
 Amulet, s. amuleto, m. 
 Amuse, v. entretener: divertir. 
 Amusement, s. diversion, /. 
 An, A, art. un: uno: una. 
 Anaemia, s. anemia,/. 
 Anaesthesia, 5. anestesia, /. 
 Anagram, s. anagrama, m. 
 Analogous, a. analogo. 
 Analyse, v. analizar. 
 Analysis, s. analisis, m. & f. 
 Anarchist, s. anarquista, m. 
 Anarchy, 5. anarquia, /. 
 Anatomy, s. anatomia, /. 
 Ancestor, s. abuelo, m. 
 Ancestry, j. linaje, m. 
 Anchor, s. ancla, /. — v. an- 
 
 corar: anclar. 
 Anchovy, s. anchova, /. 
 Ancient, a. antiguo. 
 And, c. y: e. 
 Anecdote, s. an^cdota, /. 
 Anemone, s. anemona, /.
 
 Angel 
 Angel, X. angel, m. 
 Anger, s. ira: colera, /. 
 Angle, s. angulo, m. 
 Angle, t;. pescar con cana. 
 Angler, s. pescador de cana: m. 
 Angling, s. arte: pescar con 
 
 cana, /. 
 Angrily, ad. colericamente. 
 Angry, a. enfadado. 
 Animal, s. & a. animal, ni. 
 Animated, a. vivo. 
 Animation, s. animacion, /. 
 Animosity, s. animosidad, /. 
 Ankle, s. maleolo, m. 
 Annex, s. anexo, m. — v. anerja, 
 Annihilate, v. destruir. 
 Anniversary, a. & s. aniver- 
 
 sario, m. 
 Announce, v. anunciar. 
 Announcement, s. anuncio, m. 
 Annoy, v. molestar. 
 Annoying, a. molesto. 
 Annual, a. anual — s. anuario 
 
 m. 
 Annuity, s. anualidad: re 
 
 anual, /. 
 Anoint, v. ungir. 
 Anomalous, a. an6nialo. 
 Anon, ad. presto: pronto. 
 Anonymous, a. andnimo. 
 Another, a. otro: distinto. 
 Answer, s. respuesta, /. — v. 
 
 responder: replicar. 
 Ant, J. hormiga, /. 
 Antagonist, 5. antagonista, m. 
 Antarctic, a. ant^rtico. 
 Antecedent, a. & s. antece- 
 
 dente, m. 
 Antechamber, x. antecd mara,/. 
 Antedate, 1;. antedatar. 
 Antelope, s. antilope, m. 
 Anterior, a. anterior: pre- 
 
 cedente. 
 Anthem, s. antifona, /. 
 Anthracite, x. antracita, /. 
 Antic — X. buf6n, m. — a. grot- 
 
 esco. 
 Anticipate, t;. anticipar. 
 Antidote, x. antidote, m. 
 Antiquated, a. anticuado. 
 Antiseptic, a. antiseptico. 
 Anvil, X. yunque, yn. 
 Anxiety, x. ansiedad, /. 
 Anxious, a. ansioso. 
 Any, a. & prep, cualquier: 
 
 cualquiera: alguno: alguna: 
 todo. 
 
 108 Arrange 
 
 Anybody, prep, alguno: al- 
 
 guien: cualquiera. 
 Anyhow, ad. de cualquier modo. 
 Anything, prep, algo: alguna 
 
 cosa. 
 Anywhere, ad. en cualquier 
 
 parte. 
 Apace, ad. rapidamente. 
 Apathetic, a. apitico. 
 Ape, X. mono, m. — v. imitar. 
 Aperient, a. aperitivo. 
 Aperture, x. orificio, m. 
 Apiary, x. apiario, m. 
 Apologize, V. excusar. 
 Apology, X. apologia, /. 
 Approbation, x. aprobaci6n, /. 
 Appropriate, v. apropiar — a. 
 
 conveniente. 
 Appropriateness, x. aptitud,/. 
 Approval, x. aprobacion, /. 
 Approximate, v. aproximarse 
 
 — a. proximo. 
 Apricot, X. albaricoque, m. 
 
 April, X. Abril, m. 
 
 Apron, X. delandal, m. 
 
 Apt, a. apto: idoneo. 
 
 Aquarium, x. acuario, m. 
 
 Aquatic, a. acuatico. 
 
 Arable, a. labrantio. 
 
 Arbitration, x. arbitraje, m. 
 
 Arbour, x. enramada, /. 
 
 Arcade, x. arcada, /. 
 
 Arch, X. arco, m. — v. arquear. 
 
 Archbishop, s. arzobispo, m. 
 
 Archway, x. arcada: boveda, /. 
 
 Arctic, a. artico. 
 
 Ardent, a. ardiente. 
 
 Arduous, a. arduo. 
 
 Area, x. arena, /.: area, tn. 
 
 Argue, V. disputar. 
 
 Arid, a. arido: seco. 
 
 Ark, X. area, /. 
 
 Arm, X. arma, /.: brazo, m. 
 
 Armament, x. armamento, m. 
 
 Armchair, x. silla de brazos, /. 
 
 Armistice, x. armisticio, m. 
 
 Armlet, x. brazalete, m. 
 
 Armory, x. armeria, /. 
 
 Armour, x. armadura, /. 
 
 Arms, X. armas, /. pi. 
 
 Army, x. ejercito, m.: tropas, 
 
 /. Pl- 
 Aroma, x. aroma,/. 
 
 Around, pr. en: cerca — ad. al 
 
 rededor. 
 Arouse, t;. ariimar: excitar. 
 Arraign, v. citar. 
 Arrange, v. colocar: alinear.
 
 Arrangement i 
 
 Arrangement, s. arreglo, m.: 
 
 convenio, /. 
 Arrant, a. malo: perverse. 
 Array, s. formacion, /. 
 Arrears, s. pi. atraso, m. 
 Arrest, s. arresto, m. — v. 
 
 arrestar. 
 Arrival, j. arribo, m. 
 Arrogance, s. arrogancia, /. 
 Arrow, s. flecha, /. 
 Arsenal, s. arsenal, m. 
 Arsenic, s. arsenico, m. 
 Arson, s. delito de incendiar, m. 
 Art, 5. arte, m. 
 Arterial, a. arterial. 
 Artery, s. arteria, /. 
 Artful, a. artificioso. 
 Artichoke, s. alcachofa, /. 
 Articulate, a. articulado — r. 
 
 articular. 
 Artifice, s. artificio, m. 
 Artificial, a. artificial: ficticio. 
 Artillery, s. artilleria, /. 
 Artisan, s. artesano, m. 
 Artist, s. artista, m. 
 Artless, a. sencillo. 
 As, conj. como: mientras: pues 
 
 que: tambien: visto que. 
 
 As for, en cuanto a. 
 
 As much, tanto. 
 
 As soon, luego que. 
 
 As well, tambien. 
 
 As yet, todavia. 
 Asbestos, s. asbesto, m. 
 Ascend, t'. ascender. 
 Ascent, s. ascension, /. 
 Ascertain, v. averiguar. 
 Ascribe, v. adscribir. 
 Ash, s. ceniza, /. 
 Ashamed, a. avergonzado. 
 Ashore, a. varado — ad. en 
 
 tierra. 
 As4i Wednesday, s. Mi^rcoles 
 
 de ceniza, m. 
 Aside, ad. a parte. 
 Ask, f . preguntar. 
 Asleep, a. dormido. 
 Asparagus, s. esp rrago, m. 
 Aspect, J. aspecto, //.. 
 Asperity, s. aspereza, /. 
 Asphalt, s. asfalto, m. 
 Aspic, s. espliego, m. 
 Aspirant, s. aspirante: pre- 
 
 tendiente, m. 
 Aspire, v. aspirar. 
 Ass, s. asno: borrico, m. 
 Assail, V. asaltar. 
 Assassin, s. asesino, m. 
 Assassination, s. asesinato, m. 
 
 09 Auburn 
 
 Assault, s. asalto, m. — v. 
 
 asaltar. 
 Assemble, s. convocar. 
 Assembly, 5. reunion, /. 
 Assent, s. asenso, m. — v. 
 
 asentir. 
 Assert, v. sostener. 
 Assess, V. tasar. 
 Assets, J. pi. capital, m.: 
 
 activo, m. 
 Assign, V. asignar. 
 Assimilate, f . asimilar: aseme- 
 
 jarse. 
 Assist, t'. asistir. 
 Assize, s. tribunal de justicia, tn. 
 Associate, 5. companero, m. — 
 
 t'. asociar. 
 Association, j. asociacion: 
 
 union, /. 
 Assortment, s. surtido, m. 
 Assume, v. arrogar. 
 Assure, v. asegurar. 
 Asterisk, s. asterisco, m. 
 Asthma, s. asma, /. 
 Astir, ad. agitado. 
 Astonish, v. asombrar: pasmar. 
 Astonishment, s. asombro, m. 
 Astound, f. constemar. 
 Astray, ad. extraviado. 
 Astringent, a. astringente. 
 Astrology, s. astrologia, /. 
 Astronomy, s. astronomia, /. 
 Astute, a. astuto. 
 Asunder, ad. a parte. 
 Asylum, s. asilo: refugio, m. 
 At, prep, a: en. 
 Athlete, 5. atleta, m. 
 Atlas, s. atlas, m. 
 Atmosphere, s. atmosfera, /. 
 Atom, s. atomo, m. 
 Atone, V. expiar. 
 Atrocious, a. atroz. 
 Attach, t'. atar: embargar. 
 Attachment, s. adherencia, /. 
 Attack, s. ataque, m. — t;. atacar. 
 Attain, v. alcanzar. 
 Attainment, s. adquisicion, /. 
 Attempt, s. empresa,/.: ensayo 
 
 m. — V. emprender. 
 Attend, v. atender. 
 Attendance, s. atencion, /. 
 Attendant, s. sirviente, m. 
 Attention, 5. cuidado, m. 
 Attest, f. atestiguar. 
 Attic, s. des%-an, m. 
 Attire, s. adorno, m. — v. vestir. 
 Attitude, s. actitud: postura, /. 
 Attract, V. atraer. 
 Auburn, a. moreno.
 
 Auction I 
 
 Auction, s. subasta, /. 
 Audacious, a. audaz: osado. 
 Audible, a. ooble. 
 Audit, V. rematar. 
 Augment, 5. aumento, m. — v. 
 
 aumentar. 
 Augury, s. presapio, m. 
 August, s. Agosto, m. — a. 
 
 augusto. 
 Aunt, s. tia, /. 
 Auspicious, a. prospero. 
 Austere, a. austero. 
 Authentic, a. autentico. 
 Author, s. autor, m. 
 Authority, s. autoridad, /. 
 Autocrat, 5. autocrata, ni. 
 Autograph, 5. autografo, iti. 
 Automatic, a. automatico. 
 Autumn, x. otono, m. 
 Avail, s. ventaja, /. — v. aprove- 
 
 char. 
 Available, a. provechoso. 
 Avalanche, s. avalancha, /. 
 Avarice, s. avaricia, /. 
 Avenge, v. vengar. 
 Avenue, j. avenida, /. 
 Average, x. averia,/. — a. medio. 
 Averse, a. adverse. 
 Avert, V. desviar: alejar. 
 Aviary, s. alcahaz, m. 
 Avidity, s. voracidad, /. 
 Avoid, V. evitar: escapar. 
 Avouch, .1'. afirmar: sostener. 
 Avow, V. confesar. 
 Await, V. aguardar. 
 Awake, a. despicrto. 
 Award, s. adjudicacion, /. 
 Aware, a. cauto. 
 Away, ad. ausente. 
 Awe, s. miedo, m. 
 Awful, a. terrible: horroroso. 
 Awhile, ad. un rate. 
 Awkward, a. tosco: inculto. 
 Awl, 5. lesna, /. 
 Awning, s. toldo, m. 
 Axe, s. segur, m.: hacha, /. 
 Axis, s. eje: pivote, m. 
 Axle, s. eje de una rueda, m. 
 Azure, a. azul celeste. 
 
 B 
 
 Baboon, s. cinoc^falo, m. 
 Baby, s. nine, 711. 
 Bachelor, 5. celibe: soltero, m. 
 Back, s. espalda, /.: dorso, wi. — 
 
 V. apoyer: retroceder: apostar 
 
 (to bet) — ad. atras. 
 Backbone, ;. espinazo, tn. 
 
 > Bar 
 
 Backdoor, x. puerta transera,/. 
 Background, s. fondo, m. 
 Backward, a. opuesto — aJ. 
 
 atras. 
 Bacon, 5. tocino, m. 
 Bad, a. mal: malo: infeliz: des- 
 
 graciado: perverse. 
 Badge, s. serial, /. 
 Badger, s. tejon, m. — v. causar: 
 
 fatigar. 
 Badly, ad. malamente. 
 Badness, x. maldad, /. 
 Baffle, V. eludir: frustrar. 
 Bag, X. saco: talego, m. 
 Bagatelle, x. bagatela, /. 
 Baggage, x. bagaje, m. 
 Bagpipe, x. gaita, /. 
 Bail, X. fianza: caucion, /. 
 Bailiff, X. corchete, m. 
 Bait, X. cebo, m. — v. cebar. 
 Bake, v. cocer al horno. 
 Baker, x. panadero, m. 
 Baking, x. hornada, /. 
 Balance, x. balanza, /.: equili- 
 
 bro, m. — V. equilibrar. 
 Balcony, x. balcon, m. 
 Bald, a. calvo. 
 Ball, X. bola: pelota, /. 
 Ballad, x. balada,/.: romance, m. 
 Ballast, X. casquijo, m. 
 Ballet, X. baile, m. 
 Balloon, x. globe, m.: maquina 
 
 aerostatica, /. 
 Ballot, X. balota, /.: escrutinio,. 
 
 m. — V. votar con balotas. 
 Balustrade, x. balaustrada, /. 
 Bamboo, x. bambii, m. 
 Ban, X. bando, m. — v. proscribir.^ 
 Banana, x. platano, ?n. 
 Band, x. venda: orquesta,/. — v. 
 
 juntar. 
 Bandage, s. venda, /. — f . 
 
 vendar. 
 Bandit, x. bandido, m. 
 Bang, X. golpe, m. — v. golpear. 
 Bangle, x. brazalete, m. 
 Banish, v. expeler. 
 Banishment, x. destierro, m. 
 Bank, 5. orilla: ribera, /.: 
 
 banco, m. 
 Banker, x. banquero, m. 
 Bankrupt, x. fallido, m. 
 Bankruptcy, x. bancarrota, /. 
 Banner, x. bandera, /. 
 Banns, x. pi. amonestaci6n, /. 
 Banquet, x. banquete: festin, 7n» 
 Baptism, x. bautismo, m. 
 Baptize, v. bautizar. 
 Bar, s. barra, /. — v. barrear.
 
 Barbarous i 
 
 Barbarous, a. barbaro: cruel. 
 Barber, 5. barbero, m. 
 Bare, a. desnudo — v. desnudar. 
 Bare-footed, a. descalzo. 
 Barely, ad. apenas. 
 Bargain, s.pacto, m. — t;.pactar. 
 Barge, x. barca, /. 
 Bark, s. corteza, /. — v. des- 
 
 cortezar. 
 Barley, s. cebada, /. 
 Barmaid, x. tabernera, /. 
 Barn, s. granja, /. 
 Barometer, s. barometro, 7n. 
 Baron, s. baron, m. 
 Baroness, 5. baronesa, /. 
 Barrack, 5. cuartel, m.: bar- 
 
 raca, /. 
 Barrel, s. barril, ni.: canon de 
 
 escopeta, m. 
 Barren, a. arido. 
 Barricade, s. barricada, /. — v. 
 
 barrear. 
 Barrier, s. barrera, /. 
 Barrister, s. abogado, m. 
 Barrow, s. angarillas, /. pi. 
 Barter, v. baratar. 
 Base, a. bajo — x. base: fondo, m. 
 Basement, 5. basamento, m. 
 Bashful, a. modesto: vergon- 
 
 zoso. 
 Bashfulness, 5. modestia, /. 
 Bat, s. pala (for games), /.: 
 
 murcielago (animal) m. 
 Batch, 5. hornada, /. 
 Bate, V. rebajar. 
 Bath, 5. bano, m. 
 Bathe, v. banarse. 
 Battalion, s. batall6n, m. 
 Batter, s. batido, m. — v. apalear. 
 Battery, 5. bateria, /. 
 Battle, J. batalla, /. 
 Bawl, V. gritar. 
 Bay, x. bahia, /.: lauro, m. 
 Bay-tree, s. laurel, m. 
 Bayonet, s. bayoneta, /. 
 Bazaar, s. bazar, m. 
 Be, V. ser: estar. 
 Beach, s. costa, /. 
 Beacon, s. faro, m. 
 Bead, s. cuenta, /. 
 Beads, s. pi. rosario, m. 
 Beagle, 5. sabueso, m. 
 Beak, s. pico, m. espolon, m. 
 Beam, s. astil, m. 
 Bean, s. haba, /.: frijol, m. 
 Bear, j. oso, m. 
 Bear, v. sostener: producir. 
 Beard, s. barba, /. 
 Beastly, ad. bestial: brutal. 
 
 t Belong 
 
 Beat, J. golp«, m.: pulsaci6n, /. 
 
 — V. golpear. 
 Beating, s. goipe, m. 
 Beau, x. elegante, m. 
 Beautiful, a. bello: hermoso. 
 Beauty, x. hermosura, /. 
 Beaver, x. castor, m. 
 Because, c. porque: a causa de. 
 Beckon, v. llamar con senas. 
 Become, v. hacerse. 
 Becoming, a. decente. 
 Bed, X. cama, /.: lecho, m. 
 Bedclothes, x. coberturas,/. pi. 
 Bedroom, x. dormitorio, m. 
 Bedstead, x. cama, /. 
 Bee, s. abeja, /. 
 Beech, x. haya, /. 
 Beef, X. buey, m.: vaca, /, 
 Beefsteak, x. bifiek, m. 
 Beehive, x. colmena, /. 
 Beer, x. cer\'eza, /. 
 Beetroot, x. remolacha, /. 
 Beetle, x. escarabajo: pison, m. 
 Befall, V. suceder: sobrevenir. 
 Befit, V. convenir. 
 Before, pr. mas adelante: de- 
 
 lante — ad. primero: antes: ya. 
 Beg, V. rogar: suplicar. 
 Beggar, x. mendigo, m. 
 Begging, x. mendiguez, /. 
 Begin, v. comenzar: principiar. 
 Beginning, x. principio: origan, 
 
 m. 
 Begonia, x. begonia, /. 
 Begrudge, v. envidiar. 
 Beguile, v. seducir. 
 Behave, v. conducirse. 
 Behaviour, s. conducta, /. 
 Behead, v. decapitar. 
 Behest, x. mandato, m. 
 Behind, prep, detras: tras. 
 Behindhand, ad. con atraso. 
 Behold, V. mirar. 
 Beholder, x. observador, m. 
 Being, x. ante, m.: peisona, /. 
 Belabour, v. maltratar. 
 Belated, a. ratardado. 
 Belfry, x. campanario, m. 
 Belie, v. desmentir. 
 Belief, s. creencia, /. 
 Believe, v. creer. 
 Believer, x. creyenta, m. 
 Bell,x.campana,/.:campanilla,/. 
 
 Doorbell, timbre, m. 
 Belligerent, a. beligerante. 
 Bellow, V. bramar: mugir. 
 Bellows, X. f /. fuelle, tik 
 Btlly, X. vientra, m. 
 Belong, V. pertanecer.
 
 Beloved u 
 
 Beloved, a. & s. amado. 
 Below, ad. & pr. abajo: bajo. 
 Belt, X. cinto, m.: faja, /. 
 Bemoan, v. lamentar. 
 Bench, s. banco, m. 
 Bend, 5. comba, /. — i'. plegar. 
 Beneath, a J. & pr. bajo: debajo. 
 Benediction, s. benedicion, /. 
 Benefactor, s. bienhechor, m. 
 Beneficial, a. beneficioso. 
 Benefit, s. beneficio, m. — i'. 
 
 beneficiar. 
 Benevolent, a. benevolo. 
 Benzine, s. bencina, /. 
 Bequeath, v. legar. 
 Bereave, v. despojar. 
 Berry, x. baya, /.: grano, m. 
 Berth, s. puesto: camarote, m.: 
 
 hamaca, /. 
 Beryl, x. berilo, m. 
 Beseech, v. suplicar: implorar. 
 Beset, V. importunar. 
 Beside, prep, al lado de: cerca. 
 Besides, prep, excepto — ad. 
 
 ademas. 
 Besiege, v. asedjar. 
 Best, a. major — x. lo mejor, 771. 
 
 — ad. mas bien. 
 Bestial, a. bestial: brutal. 
 Bestir, v. moverse. 
 Bestow, V. conferir. 
 Bestrew, v. esparcir. 
 Bestride, v. montar a horca- 
 
 jadas. 
 Bet, X. apuesta, /. — v. apostar. 
 Betimet,, ad. temprano. 
 Betoken, v. anunciar: indicar. 
 Betray, v. entregar. 
 Betroth, v. desposar. 
 Better, a. mejor: superior — ad. 
 
 mas: mejor — v. mejorar. 
 Better, x. apostador, 771. 
 Between, pr. entre: en medio 
 
 de. 
 Bevel, X. sesgo, m. 
 Beverage, x. bebida, /.: re- 
 fresco, 771. 
 Bevy, X. bandada, /. 
 Bewail, v. llorar: deplorar. 
 Beware, v. guardarse: re- 
 
 catarse. 
 Bewilder, v. embarazar. 
 Bewilderment, x. embarazo, 771. 
 Bewitch, v. embrujar. 
 Bewitching, a. encantador. 
 Beyond, prep, mas alia: tras — 
 
 ad. lejos. 
 Bias, X. inclinacion,/.: sesgo, tn. 
 Bib, s. babador, m. 
 
 I Blackguard 
 
 Bible, X. biblia, /. 
 
 Bibliography, x. bibliografia,/. 
 
 Bibulous, a. borracho. 
 
 Bicarbonate, x. bicarbonato, m. 
 
 Bicker, v. disputar. 
 
 Bickering, x. disputa, /. 
 
 Bicycle, x. biciclo, tti. 
 
 Bid, X. puja, /. — r. convidar. 
 
 Bide, V. soportar residir. 
 
 Biennial, a. bienal. 
 
 Bier, x. carro mortuorio, m. 
 
 Big, a. grande. 
 
 Bigamy, x. bigamia, /. 
 
 Bilberry, x. mirtilo, m. 
 
 Bilious, a. biloso. 
 
 Bill, X. pico de ave: honcejo: 
 
 billete: papel, 771. 
 
 Bill of exchange, letra de 
 cambio, /. 
 
 Bill of fare, lista de platos, /. 
 
 Bill of lading, conocimiento, 
 
 771. 
 
 Doctor's bill, receta de 
 medico, /. 
 Billiards, x. billar, m. pi. 
 Billow, X. ola, /. 
 Billposter, x. fijacarteles, w. 
 Bin, X. hucha, /. 
 Bind, X. venda, /. — v. con- 
 
 strenir. 
 Biography, x. biografia, /. 
 Biology, X. biologia, /. 
 Birch, X. vara, /. 
 Bird, X. ave,/. 
 Birdcage, x. jaula, /. 
 Birth, X. nacimiento, m. 
 Birthday, x. cumpleafios, m. 
 Birthright, x. primogenitura,/. 
 Biscuit, X. bizcocho, w .: galleta,/. 
 Bisect, V. dividir en dos partes. 
 Bishop, X. obispo, 771. 
 Bismuth, X. bismuto, tti. 
 Bison, X. bisonte, 771. 
 Bit, X. freno, 771.: brida, /. 
 Bitch, X. perra, /. 
 Bite, X. mordedura, /. — v. 
 
 morder. 
 Bitter, a. aspero. 
 Bitumen, x. betxin, m. 
 Bivalve, a. bivalvo. 
 Bivouac, X. vivac. 
 Bizarre, a. fantastico. 
 Black, a. negro: sable. 
 Blackbeetle, x. cucaracha, /. 
 Blackberry, x. zarzamora,/. 
 Blackbird, x. merla, /. 
 Blackcurrant, grosella negra,/. 
 Blackfriar, x. dominicano, m. 
 Blackguard, s. picaro, m.
 
 Blacklead i 
 
 Blacklead, s. lapiz-plomo, m. 
 
 Blackleg, s. brilo i, tn. 
 
 Blackmail, s. chaniage, m. 
 
 Black-pudding, s. morcilla, /. 
 
 Blacksmith, s. herrcro, m.' 
 
 Blackthorn, s. endrino, tn. 
 
 Bladder, s. vejiga, /. 
 
 Blade, s. hoja, /.: brinza (of 
 grass), /.: pala de remo (row- 
 ing), /. 
 
 Bladebone, 5. omoplato, m. 
 
 Blamable, a. culpable. 
 
 Blame, s. culpa, /. — v. re- 
 probar. 
 
 Blameworthy, a. reprensible. 
 
 Blanch, v. blanquear, v. pali- 
 decer. 
 
 Blank, a. bianco: desconcer- 
 tado — s. bianco. 
 
 Blanket, s. manta, /.: cobertor, 
 m. 
 
 Blaspheme, v. blasfemar. 
 
 Blasphemy, s. blasfemia,/. 
 
 Blast, X. explosion, /. 
 
 Blaze, s. llama: estrella, /. 
 
 Bleach, v. blanquear. 
 
 Bleaching, a. blanqueo, m. 
 
 Bleak, s. breca, /. 
 
 Bleat, V. balar. 
 
 Bleed, v. sangrar, desangrarse. 
 
 Blemish, s. tacha, /. 
 
 Blend, 5. mezcla,/. — v. mezclar. 
 
 Blende, s. blenda, /. 
 
 Bless, V. bendecir. 
 
 Blessing, s. bendicion, /. 
 
 Blight, s. tizon, m. — v. atizonar. 
 
 Blind, a. ciego: oscuro — s. velo, 
 m.: celosia, /. — v. ofuscar. 
 
 Blindness, 5. ceguedad, /. 
 
 Blinker, 5. visera, /. 
 
 Blissful, a. dichoso. 
 
 Blister, s. vejiga, /. 
 
 Blithe, a. alegre. 
 
 Bloater, x. arenque ahumado, m. 
 
 Block, s. bloque: tajo, ni. 
 
 Blockade, s. bloqueo, m. 
 
 Blood, s. sangre, /. 
 
 Bloodhound, 5. sabueso, tn. 
 
 Bloodshed, s. matanza, /. 
 
 Bloodshot, a. ensangrentado. 
 
 Bloodthirsty, a. sanguinario. 
 
 Bloodvessel, s. vena, /. 
 
 Bloom, s. flor, /. — v. florecer. 
 
 Blot, s. mancha, /. — v. man- 
 char: denigrar. 
 
 Blotch, 5. mancha, /. 
 
 Blotter, s. borrador, m. 
 
 Blotting-paper, 5. papel se- 
 cante, tn. 
 
 H 
 
 13 Bookcase 
 
 Blouse, s. blusa, /. 
 Blow, X. golpe — V. soplar. 
 Blowfly, s. cor6nida, /. 
 Blowing, s. soplo, m. 
 Blue, a. azul. 
 Bluebell, s. campanilla. /. 
 Bluebottle, x. coronida, /. 
 Bluff, a. rustico — v. fanfarrear. 
 Blunder, x. desproposito, tn. — 
 
 V. disparatar. 
 Blunt, a. obtuso: embotado — 
 
 r. embotar. 
 Bluntness, s. rudeza, /. 
 Blur, X. mancha,/. — v. manchar. 
 Blush, X. rubor: sonrojo, tn. — v. 
 
 ponerse Colorado. 
 Bluster, v. tempestear. 
 Blusterer, x. matasiete, m. 
 Boa, X. boa, /. 
 Boar, X. verraco, tti. 
 Board, x. tabla: pension, /.: 
 
 alimento: bordo, tn. — v. 
 
 abordar: alimentar. 
 Boarder, x. pcnsionista, tn. 
 Boarding-house, x. posada, /. 
 Boast, X. jactancia — v. jactarse. 
 Boaster, x. fanfarron, tn. 
 Boat, X. bote, w.: barca, /. 
 Boatswain, X. contramaestre.m. 
 Bodice, x. corpino, tn. 
 Bodkin, x. agujeta, /. 
 Body, X. cuerpo: individno, m. 
 Bog, X. pantano, m. 
 Boil, X. furiinculo, tn. — v. bullir. 
 Boiling-point, s. punto de 
 
 ebullicion, tn. 
 Boisterous, a. turbulento. 
 Bold, a. intrepido: audaz. 
 Boldness, x. intrepidez, /. 
 Bole, X. tronco: bolo, m. 
 Bolster, x. cabezal, tn. 
 Bolt, X. cerrojo: dardo, tn. — v. 
 
 cerrar con cerrojo. 
 Bomb, X. bomba, /. 
 Bomb-proof, a. a prueba de 
 
 bomba. 
 Bond, X. ligadura,/.: vale, m. 
 Bondage, x. cautiverio, tn. 
 Bone, X. hueso, tn.: espina, /. 
 Bonfire, x. hoguera, /. 
 Bonnet, x. bonete, m. 
 Bonus, X. aldehala, /. 
 Bony, a. osudo. 
 Book, X. libro, tn. — v. apuntar: 
 
 registrar. 
 Bookbinder, x. encuademador, 
 
 tn. 
 Bookcase, s. armario de libros, 
 
 m.
 
 Booking-office i 
 
 Booking-office, s. boleteria, /. 
 Book-keeper, s. tenedor de 
 
 libros, m. 
 Book-post, s. bajo faja, /. 
 Bookseller, s. librero, m. 
 Bookshop, s. libreria, /. 
 Bookstall, s. puesto de libros, m. 
 Boom, s. botalon: hinchanzon, 
 
 m. 
 Boon, 5. favor, m. 
 Boor, s. villano, m. 
 Boot, s. bota, /. 
 Bootmaker, x. zapatero, m. 
 Borax, s. borax, m. 
 Border, s. borde, m. — v. 
 
 guarnecer: confinar. 
 Bore, s. taladro, m. 
 Boring, s. barreno, m. 
 Borrow, v. tomar fiado. 
 Bosom, 5. seno, m. 
 Botany, x. botanica, /. 
 Both, pn. ambos: uno y otro — 
 
 c. tanto . . . como. 
 Bother, x. embarazo, m. — v. 
 
 molestar: incomodarse. 
 Bottle, s. botella, /. — v. em- 
 
 botellar. 
 Bottom, s. fondo, m. 
 Bottomless, a. sin fondo. 
 Boudoir, x. tocador, m. 
 Bough, X. ramo, m. 
 Bounce, x. salto, m. — v. brincar. 
 Bound, X. repercusion, /. — a. 
 
 ligado — V. saltar. 
 Boundary, s. limite, m.: fron- 
 
 tera, /. 
 Bouquet, s. ramillete, ni. 
 Bout, X. turno, ni.: orgia, /. 
 Bow, X. inclinacion, /.: lazo, m. 
 
 — V. encorvarse: saludar. 
 Bowels, X. intestinos, m. pi. 
 Bowl, X. taza: bola,/. — v. bolear. 
 Box, X. caja, /.: cajon, ni. — v. 
 
 encajonar. 
 Boxing, X. pugilato, n:. 
 Boy, X. muchacho, w. 
 Bracelet, x. brazalete, m.: 
 
 pulsera, /. 
 Bracken, x. helecho, m. 
 Bracket, s. puntal, m. — v. 
 
 poner en corchetes. 
 Bradawl, x. puzon, m. 
 Brag,x.jactancia,/. — f.jactarse. 
 Braid, x. trenza, /. 
 Brain, x. cercbro: seso, m. 
 Braise, v. cocer en marmita. 
 Bramble, x. zarza, /. 
 Branch, x. rama, /.: ramo, m. 
 
 sucursal, m. — v. ramificarse. 
 
 4 Broad 
 
 Brand, x. tizon, m.: marca, /.— 
 
 V. marcar. 
 Brandy, x. conac, m. 
 Brass, x. bronce: laton, m. 
 Brave, a. valiente: elegante. 
 Bravery, x. valentia, /. 
 Brawl, X. alboroto, m. 
 Brawn, x. pulpa, /. 
 Bray , x. rebuzno, m. — v. triturar. 
 Braze, v. soldar. 
 Bread, x. pan, ?n. 
 Breadth, x. anchura, /. 
 Break, x. rotura: pausa, /. — V, 
 
 romper: quebrantar. 
 Breakage, x. fractura, /. 
 Breakdown, x. falta /. 
 Breakfast, x. almuerzo, m. — v. 
 
 almorzar. 
 Bream, x. sargo: besugo, m. 
 Breast, x. pecho, m. 
 Breath, x. respiracion. 
 Breathe, v. alentar. 
 Breech, s. trasero, m. 
 Breeches, x. calzones, m. pi. 
 Breeze, x. brisa, /. 
 Brevity, x. brevedad, /. 
 Brew, X. mezcla,/. — v. mezclar- 
 Brewer, x. cervecero, m. 
 Brewery, x. cerveceria, /. 
 Briar, x. zarza, /. 
 Bribery, x. cohecho, m. 
 Brick, X. ladrillo, m. 
 Bricklayer, x. albanil, m. 
 Bride, x. novia, /. 
 Bridegroom, x. novio, m. 
 Bridesmaid, s. madrina de 
 
 boda, /. 
 Bridge, s. puente, m. 
 Bridle, x. brida, /.: freno, m. 
 Bridle-path, s. camino de 
 
 herradura, m. 
 Brief, a. breve: corto. 
 Brier, x. zarza, /. 
 Brigand, x. bandido: ladron, 
 
 m. 
 Bright, a. claro. 
 Brightness, x. brillo, m. 
 Brilliancy, x. brillo, m. 
 Brim, x. borde, m. 
 Brimstone, x. azufre, m. 
 Brine, x. salmuera, /. 
 Bring, v. Uevar: traer. 
 Brink, x. orilla, /.: margen, m. 
 Brisk, a. vivo: alegre. 
 Bristle, x. cerda, /. 
 Brittle, a. quebradizo. 
 Broach, x. asador, m. 
 Broad, a. ancho.
 
 Broadcast ] 
 
 "Broadcast, s. radiotelefonia, 
 
 /. — V. difundir. 
 Broadcasting, s.radioemisi6n,/. 
 Brocade, 5. brocado, m. 
 Broccoli, s. broculi, m. 
 Broken, a. roto. 
 Broker, 5. corredor, nt. 
 Brokerage, s. corretaje, m. 
 Bronchitis, s. bronquitis, /. 
 Bronze, s. bronce, m. 
 Brooch, s. broche, m. 
 Brook, X. arroyo, m. — v. tolerar. 
 Broom, s. hiniesta, /. 
 Broth, s. caldo, m. 
 Brother, s. hermano, m. 
 Brow, s. ceja: f rente, /. 
 Brown, a. bruno: moreno. 
 Brown paper, s. papal de 
 
 estraza, m. 
 Browse, v. ramonear: pacer la 
 
 yerba. 
 Bruin, 5. oso, m. 
 Bruise, s. contusi6n, /. — v. 
 
 magullar. 
 Brush, s. cepillo, m.: escobilla, 
 
 /. — V. acepillar. 
 Brutal, a. brutal: grosero. 
 Brute, s. bruto, m. 
 Bubble, s. ampolla,/. — v. bur- 
 
 bujear. 
 Bucket, s. cube: pozal, m. 
 Buckle, s. hebilla, /.: bucle, m. 
 Buckram, s. bocaci, m. 
 Buckthorn, s. cambronera, /. 
 Bud, s. boton, m. — v. brotar. 
 Budge, V. moverse. 
 Budget, s. talego, m. 
 Buff, s. ante, tn. 
 Buffalo, s. biifalo, m. 
 Buffer, s. acolchado de la 
 
 friccion, m. 
 Buffet, 5. bofetada, m. — v. 
 
 abofetear. 
 Bug, s. chinche, m. 
 Bugle, s. canutillo, m. 
 Build, X. estructura, /. — t;. edi- 
 
 ficar: construir. 
 Building, s. edificio, m. 
 Bulb, s. bulbo, m.: cebolla, /. 
 Bulge, V. combarse. 
 Bulk, s. masa, /. 
 Bulky, a. voluminoso. 
 Bull, s. toro, m.: bula, /. 
 Bulldog, s. perro de presa, m. 
 Bullet, s. bala, /. 
 Bullfight, 5. corrida de tores, /. 
 Bullfighter, s. toreador, m. 
 Bullfinch, s. pinzon real, m. 
 Bullion, s. oro en tejos, m. 
 
 15 By 
 
 Bullock s. novillo capado, m. 
 Bully, J. maton, m. — v. fan- 
 
 farronear. 
 Bulrush, s. junco, m. 
 Bulwark, s. baluarte, m. 
 Bumble-bee, s. zangano, m. 
 Bump, 5. bollo, m. — v. estallar. 
 Bun, X. canamiza, /. 
 Bunch, s. comba, /.: mazo, m. 
 Bundle, s. atado, m. 
 Bung, s. tapon, m. 
 Bunion, s. juanete, m. 
 Bunk, s. tarima, /. 
 Buoy, s. boya, /. — v. bovar. 
 Buoyant, a. boyante. 
 Burden, s. fardo, m. — v. cargar. 
 Burdock, 5. bardana, /. 
 Bureau, x. oficina, /. 
 Burglar, x. ladron que fuerza 
 
 una casa, m. 
 Burglary, x. robe en una casa, m. 
 Burial, x. inhumaci6n, /. 
 Burly, a. grueso. 
 Burn, V. quemar: arder — s. 
 
 quemadura, /. 
 Burning, x. combustion, /. 
 Burnish, v. brunir. 
 Burrow, x. conejera, /. — v. 
 
 encamarse. 
 Burst, X. reventon, m. — v. rom- 
 per. 
 Bury, V. enterrar. 
 Bus, X. omnibus, m. 
 Bush, X. arbusto, m.: zarza, /. 
 Business, x. negocio,m.:ocupa- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Bustle, V. buUir. 
 Busy, a. ocupado. 
 But, c. excepto: menos: pero. 
 Butcher, x. carnicero, m. 
 Butler, X. despensero, m. 
 Butter, X. manteca, /. 
 Buttercup, x. amargon, m. 
 Butterfly, x. mariposa, /. 
 Button, s. boton, m, — v. 
 
 abotonar. 
 Buttress, s. estribo, nt. 
 Buxom, a. regordete: jovial. 
 Buy, V. comprar. 
 By, prep, a: cerca: de: en: por — 
 
 ad. ahi: alii. 
 
 By all means, cueste lo que 
 cueste. 
 
 By and by, de aquf a poco. 
 
 By day, de dia. 
 
 By heart, de memoria. 
 
 By no means, de ningun 
 modo. 
 
 By the by, de paso.
 
 Bygone 
 Bygone, a. pasado. 
 Bystander, s. mirador, m. 
 
 Gab, 5. cabriole, m. 
 
 Cabbage, s. col, /. 
 
 Cabin, s. cabana, /. 
 
 Cabinet, s. gabinete: escritorio. 
 m. 
 
 Cable, s. cable, m. — v. cablear, 
 
 Cablegram, j. cablegrama, m. 
 
 Cadaverous, a. cadaverico. 
 
 Cage, s. jaula, /. — v. enjaular. 
 
 Cake, 5. pastelillo, m.: tortita,/. 
 
 Calculate, v. calcular. 
 
 Calendar, s. almanaque, m. 
 
 Calf, s. ternero (cattle), m.: 
 pantorrilla (of leg), /. 
 
 Calico, X. calico, vi. 
 
 Call, V. llamar: convocar — s. 
 
 pedido, m. 
 Callous, a. calloso. 
 Calm, a. quieto — s. calma, /. — 
 
 V. calmar 
 Cambric, s. batista, /. 
 Camel, s. camello, m. 
 Cameo, x. camafeo, m. 
 Camera, s. camara, /. 
 Camp, V. acampar — x. campo,m. 
 Campaign, s. campana, /. 
 Camphor, s. alcantor, rn. 
 Can, V. poder — s. jarro, m. 
 Canal, 5. canal, ?h. 
 Canary, 5. canario, m. 
 Cancel, v. cancelar: anular. 
 Cancer, s. cancer, ?n. 
 Candid, a. candido: franco. 
 Candidate, s. candidato, m. 
 Candle, x. vela: candela, /. 
 Candlestick, x. candelero, m. 
 Candour, s. candor, m. 
 Cane, x. baston, m. 
 Cannibal, x. canibal, m. 
 Cannon, x. cafion, m. 
 Canteen, x. cantina, /. 
 Canvas, x. cafiamazo, m. 
 Cap, X. birreta: gorra, /. 
 Capable, a. capaz. 
 Cape, X. capa (to wear),/.: cabo 
 
 (geog.), w. 
 Caper, x. alcaparra (for sauce),/. 
 Capital, X. capital, m. for 
 
 wealth, /. for chief city. 
 Capitulate, v. capitular. 
 Capon, X. capon, m. 
 Caprice, x. capricho, m. 
 Capsize, 1;. trabucar. 
 Capstan, s. cabrestante, m. 
 
 116 Casket 
 
 Captain, x. capitan, m. 
 Captivate, v. encantar. 
 Captive, a. & s. cautivo, m. 
 Capture, v. apresar. 
 Car, X. automovil, m. 
 Caramel, x, caramelo, m. 
 Caravan, 5. caravana, /. 
 Carbine, x. carabina, /. 
 Carbolic, a. carb61ico. 
 Carbon, x. carbon, m. 
 Carburetter, x. carburador, m. 
 Carcase, x. cadaver, m. 
 Card, X. carta, / 
 
 Playing card, naipe, m. 
 Cardboard, x. carton, m. 
 Cardinal, x. cardenal, m. 
 Care, x. cuidado, m.: inquietud 
 
 (worry), /. 
 Careful, a. cuidadoso. 
 Careless, a. descuidado. 
 Carelessness, x. negligencia, /. 
 Career, x. carrera: profesion, /. 
 Caress, x. caricia, /. 
 Cargo, X. carga, /. 
 Caricature, x. caricatura, /, — v. 
 
 ridiculizar. 
 Carman, x. carretero, m. 
 Carmelite, x. carmelita, m. 
 Carmine, x. carmin, ?w. 
 Carnage, x. carniceria, /. 
 Carnation, x. encarnacion, /. 
 Carnivoroi's, a. carnivore. 
 Carol, X. villancico, ?n. 
 Carouse, s. orgia, /. 
 Carp, X. carpa, /. — v. criticar. 
 Carpenter, x. carpintero, m. 
 Carpet ,x.alfombra,/.: tapete, m. 
 Carriage, x. carro, m.: carroza,/. 
 Carrier, x. arriero, m. 
 Carrion-crow, x. cuervo, m. 
 Carrot, x. zanahoria, /. 
 Carry, v. Uevar: traer. 
 Carrying, x. acarreo, m. 
 Cart, X. carro, m.: carreta, /. 
 Cartilage, x. cartilage, m. 
 Cartoon, x. carton, m. 
 Cartridge, x. cartucho, m. 
 Carve, v. tallar: trinchar. 
 Carving, x. escultura, /. 
 Cascade, x. cascada,/.: salto, m. 
 Case, X. caja,/.: estuche, m. — v. 
 
 encajar. 
 Casement, x. barbacana, /. 
 Cash, X. dinero, m. — v. cobrar. 
 
 Paying cash, dinero con- 
 tante. 
 Cashier, x. cajero, m. 
 Cask, X. barril: tonel, m. 
 Casket, x. cajita, /.
 
 Cast 
 Cast, 5. reparto (of a play), m. — 
 
 V. modelar (shape). 
 Caste, s. casta, /. 
 Castle, i. Castillo, m. 
 Castor -oil, 5. aceitedericino.m. 
 Casualty, x. casualidad, /. 
 Cat, X. gate, m. 
 Catalogue, x. catalogo, m.: 
 
 lista, /. 
 Catapult, s. catapulta, /. 
 Catarrh, X. catarro, m.: reuma,/. 
 Catch, X. cerrojo, m. — v. coger: 
 
 pegarse. 
 Catching, a. contagioso. 
 Catechism, x. catecismo, m. 
 Category, x. categoria, /. 
 Cater, v. proveer. 
 Caterpillar, x. oruga, /. 
 Cathedral, x. catedral, /. 
 Catholic, a. catolico. 
 Cattle, X. ganado, m. 
 Cauliflower, x. coliflor, m. 
 Cause, X. causa, /. 
 Causeway, x. arrecife, m. 
 Caustic, a. caustico. 
 Cauterize, v. cauterizar. 
 Caution, x. caucion, /.: aviso, 
 
 m. — V. caucionar. 
 Cautious, a. cauto: prudente. 
 Cavalry, x. caballeria, /. 
 Cavern, x. caverna, /. 
 Caviar, x. caviar, m. 
 Cavity, x. cavidad, /.: hueco, m. 
 Cayenne-pepper, x. pimenton, 
 
 m. 
 Cease, v. cesar. 
 Ceaseless, a. perpetuo. 
 Cede, V. ceder. 
 Ceiling, x. techo, m. 
 Celebrate, v. celebrar. 
 Celebrated, a. celebre. 
 Celebrity, x. celebridad: fama,/. 
 Celerity, x. celeridad, /. 
 Celery, x. apio, tn. 
 Celibacy, x. celibate, m. 
 Cell, X. celda, /.: alveole, m. 
 Cellar, x. sotano, m.: bodega,/. 
 Celluloid, X. celuloide, m. 
 Cement, x. cimento, m.: arga- 
 
 masa, /. 
 Cemetery, x. cementerie, m. 
 Cenotaph, x. cenotafie, m. 
 Censor, x. critice, m. 
 Census, x. cense, m. 
 Centenarian, a. centienario. 
 Centigrade, a. centigrade, 
 Centigramme, x. centigrama, 
 
 m. 
 Centimetre, s. centimetre, m. 
 
 17 Chase 
 
 Centipede, x. escelopendra, / . 
 
 cientopies, m. 
 Central, a. central. 
 Centre, x. centre, m. — v. con- 
 
 centrar. 
 Century, s. centuria, /. 
 Cereal, x. cereal, m. 
 Ceremony, x. ceremenia, /. 
 Certain, a. cierto. 
 Certainly, ad. sin duda. 
 Certificate, x. testimonie, m. 
 Certify, v. certificar. 
 Chafe, V. irritar: frotar. 
 Chaff, X. burla, /. 
 Chaffinch, x. pinzon, m. 
 Chafing, X. frotacion, /. 
 Chain, x. cadena, /. — v. en- 
 
 cadenar. 
 Chain-stitch, x. cadeneta, /. 
 Chair, x. silla, /. 
 Chairman, x. presidente, m. 
 Chalice, x. caliz, m. 
 Chalk, X. greda: tisa, /. — v. en- 
 
 gredar. 
 Challenge, s. desafio, m. — v. 
 
 desafiar. 
 Chamber, x. camara, /.: cuarto, 
 
 m.: junta, /. 
 Chambermaid, x. doncella, /. 
 Chameleon, x. camaleon, m. 
 Chamojs, x. gamuza, /. 
 Champagne, x. vine de Cham- 
 
 pafia, m. 
 Champion, s. campe6n, m. 
 Chance, s. ventura, /. — a. 
 
 ecasional — V. acaecer. 
 Chancel, x. presbiterio, m. 
 Chancellor, x. cancelarie, m. 
 Change, s. mudanza, /.: cam- 
 bio, m.: dinero, /. — v. cam- 
 
 biar: trasmutar. 
 Changeable, a. variable. 
 Channel, x. canal, m.: lecho, m. 
 Chaos, X. confusion, /. 
 Chapel, X. capilla, /. 
 Chaperon, s. duena, /. 
 Chaplain, x. capellan, m. 
 Chaplet, s. rosario, m. 
 Character, x. caracter, m. 
 Charcoal, x. carbon de lena, m. 
 Charge, x. costa: acusacion, /. 
 
 — V. cargar: acusar. 
 Chariot, x. cupe, m. 
 Charitable, a. caritative. 
 Charm, x. encanto, m.: gracia, 
 
 /. — V. encantar. 
 Charming, a. encantador. 
 Chart, X. carta, /. 
 Chase, s. caza, /. — v. cazar=
 
 Chaste i 
 
 Chaste, a. casto: puro. 
 Chastise, v. castigar: corregir. 
 Chastity, s. castidad, /. 
 Chat, s. charla, /. — v. charlar. 
 Chatter, v. charlar. 
 Chatterbox, s. charlador, m. 
 Cheap, a. barato. 
 Cheaply, ad. a bajo precio. 
 Cheat, s. trampa, /. — v. de- 
 
 fraudar. 
 Check, s. freno, tm.: jaque, m. — 
 
 a. a cuadros — v. refrenar: 
 
 examinar. 
 Checkmate, x. jaque-mate, m. 
 Cheek, x. mejilla, /. 
 Cheer, x. aplauso, m. 
 Cheerful, a. alegre. 
 Cheerless, a. triste. 
 Cheese, 5. queso, m. 
 Cheesemonger, s. quesero, m. 
 Chemical, a. quimico. 
 Chemise, s. camisa, /. 
 Chemist, 5. quimico, m. 
 Cheque, s. cheque, m. 
 Cherish, v. querer. 
 Cherry, 5. cereza, /. 
 Chervil, x. perifoUo, m. 
 Chess, 5. ajedrez, m. 
 Chess-man, s. peon, m. 
 Chest, J. caja,/.:caj6n:pecho, m. 
 Chestnut, s. castana, /. 
 Chew, V. masticar. 
 Chicken, 5. poUuelo, m. 
 Chickenpox, 5. viruelas locas, 
 
 /. Pl. 
 Chickweed, s. zadorija, /. 
 Chicory, x. chicoria, /. 
 Chide, V. reprobar. 
 Chief, a. principal. 
 Chilblain, x. sabanon, m. 
 Child, X. nifio, 7n. 
 Childhood, x. ninez, /. 
 Chill, X. frio, »?. — v. enfriar. 
 Chilly, a. friolero. 
 Chime, s. carill6n, m. — t;. re- 
 
 picar. 
 Chimney, x. chimenea, /. 
 Chimney-sweeper, s. des- 
 
 hollinador, m. 
 Chin, X. barba, /. 
 China, x. porcelana, /. 
 Chintz, X. zaraza, /. 
 Chip, X. brizna, /. — v. de- 
 
 menuzar. 
 Chiropodist, x. callista, m. 
 Chirp, V. chirriar. 
 Chisel, X. cincel, wz. — v. cincclar. 
 Chivalrous, a. caballeresco. 
 Chlorine, s. cloro, m. 
 
 18 Claret 
 
 Chloroform, x. cloroforme, m- 
 Chocolate, x. chocolate, m. 
 Choice, X. preferencia, /. — a. 
 
 escogido. 
 Choir, X. coro, m. 
 Choke, V. sufocar: ahogar. 
 Choking, x. sufocacion, /. 
 Cholera, x. c61era, ni. 
 Choose, V. escoger: elegir. 
 Chop, X. Costilla, /. — v. tajar, 
 
 cortar. 
 Chord, X. acorde, m.: cuerda, /. 
 Chorus, X. coro, m. 
 Christ, X. Cristo, m. 
 Christening, x. bautismo, m. 
 Christian, a. & s. cristiano, m. 
 Christmas, x. Navidad, /. 
 Christmas-box, x. aguinaldo, 
 
 m. 
 Chronicle, x. cr6nica, /. — v. 
 
 conmemorar. 
 Chrysalis, x. crisalida, /. 
 Chrysanthemum, x. crisan- 
 
 temo, m. 
 Church, X. iglesia, /. 
 Churchyard, x. cementerio, m. 
 Churl, X. rustico, m. 
 Churn, x. mantequera, /- 
 Cider, x. sidra, /. 
 Cigar, X. cigarro, nt. 
 Cigarette, x. cigarrillo, m. 
 Cinder, x. cernada, /. 
 Cinnamon, x. canela, /. 
 Cipher, x. cifra, /. — v. cifrar. 
 Circle, x. circulo, ni. — v. cir- 
 
 cundar. 
 Circuit, X. circuito, m. 
 Circular, a. circular. 
 Circulation, x. circulacion, /. 
 Circumference, x. circunfer- 
 
 encia, /. 
 Circumflex, x. circunflejo, m. 
 Circumscribe, v. circun- 
 
 scribir. 
 Circumstance, s. circunstan- 
 
 cia, /. 
 Circus, s. circo, m. 
 Cist, s. cista, /. 
 Cistern, s. cisterna, /. 
 Citadel, s, ciudadela, /. 
 Citizen, ». ciudadano, m. 
 Citron, *. cidra, /.: cidro, m. 
 City, s. ciudad,/. 
 Civilization, s. civilizaci6n, /.. 
 Claim, s. demanda, /.: titulo, 
 
 m. — V. reclamar. 
 Clamorous, a. clamoroso. 
 Clap, X. golpe, m. — v. aplaudir. 
 Claret, x. clarete, m.
 
 Clarify i 
 
 Clarify, v. clarificar. 
 Clash, s cheque, m. — i. 
 
 rechinar. 
 Clasp, s. corchete m. — v. 
 
 abrazar. 
 Class, s. clase: calidad, / — v. 
 
 clasificar. 
 Classroom, s. clase,/. 
 Clatter, s. fracasq, m. 
 Clause, s. clausula, /. 
 Claw, 5. garra, /. 
 Clay, s. arcilla, /.: barro, m. 
 Clean, a. limpio: neto — v. 
 
 limpiar. 
 Cleanse, v. pnrificar: purgar. 
 Clear, a. claro: transparente — 
 
 V. aclarar: clarificar. 
 Clearance, s. desempeno, m. 
 Clearing, s. justificacidn, /. 
 Clearness, s. claridad, /. 
 Clematis, s. clematita, /. 
 Clemency, s. clemencia, /, 
 Clergy, s. clero, m. 
 Clerical, a. clerical. 
 Clerk, 5. dependiente, m. 
 Clever, a. diestro. 
 Cleverness, s. habilidad, /. 
 Client, s. cliente: protegido, m. 
 Cliff, s. acantilado, m. 
 Climate, s. clima, m. 
 Climax, s. climax, m. 
 Climb, V. trepar: escalar. 
 Climber, s. escalador, m. 
 Cling, V. adherirse: pegarse. 
 Clip, s. cercenadura, /.: es- 
 
 quileo, m. — v. cercenar. 
 Cloak, s. capa, /.: manto, m. 
 Clock, s. reloj, m. 
 Clock-maker, s. relojero, m. 
 Close, V. cerrar: concluir: 
 
 unirse: convenirse — s. cer- 
 
 cado, m.: termino, m.: fin, m. 
 
 — a. cerrado: estrecho: secreto: 
 
 obscuro: denso: tupido — ad. 
 
 estrechamente. 
 Closet, s. armario, m. 
 Cloth, s. pano, m.: tela, /. 
 Clothe, V. vestir. 
 Clothes, s. vestidura, /. pi. 
 Clothier, s. sastre, m. 
 Cloud, s. nube, /. 
 Clove, s. clave, m. 
 Clover, s. trebol, m. 
 Clown, s. payaso, m. 
 Club, s. club, m.: clava, /. — v. 
 
 unirse. 
 Clue, X. ovillo de hilo, m. 
 Clump, s. bosquecillo, m. 
 Clumsy, a. pesado: tosco. 
 
 19 Colonnade 
 
 Cluster, s. racimo, m. — v. 
 
 agrupar. 
 Clutch, V. empunar. 
 Coach, s. coche, m. — v. ensenar. 
 Coal, s. carbbn de piedra, m. 
 Coal-cellar, s. carboneria, /. 
 Coal-mine, s. minade carbon,/. 
 Coal-scuttle, 5. cubo, m. 
 Coarse, a. baste. 
 Coast, s. costa, /.: literal, m. 
 Coat, s. casca, /.: pelaje (of 
 
 animal), m.: capa de pintura 
 
 (ef paint), /. 
 Coat of arms, s. armadura, /. 
 Coax, V. cenvencer. 
 Cobalt, s. cobalto, m. 
 Cobbler, 5. remendon, m. 
 Cobweb, s. telarana, /. 
 Cock, s. galle, m. 
 Cockchafer, s. escarabaje, m. 
 Cocked, a. remangado. 
 Cockerel, s. pollastro, m. 
 Cockle, 5. bucarda, /. 
 Cockroach, 5. cucaracha, /. 
 Cocoa, s. cacao, m. 
 Cocoon, 5. capullo, m. 
 Cod, 5. helleje, m. 
 Cod-liver oil, s. aceite de 
 
 higado de bacalao, m. 
 Coerce, v. refrenar. 
 Coffee, s. cafe, m. 
 Coffee-pot, s. cafetera, /. 
 Coffin, s. ataud: feretro, m. 
 Cog, s. diente, m. 
 Coil, s. rello, m. 
 Coin, s. meneda, /. 
 Coinage, s. acufiacion, /. 
 Coincide, v. coincidir. 
 Coke, 5. coke, ni. 
 Colander, s. coladera, /. 
 Cold, a. frio — s. frio, m. 
 Colic, s. colice, m. 
 Collaborate, v. colaborar. 
 Collapse, s. celapso, m. — v. 
 
 derrumbarse. 
 Collar, s. collar, m.: collera, /. 
 Collar-bone, s. clavicula, /. 
 Colleague, s. cempanere, m. 
 Collect, V. recoger: reunirse. 
 Collection, s. coleccion, /. 
 College, s. celegie, m. 
 Collide, V. aconcharse. 
 Collier, s. carbenero, m. 
 Colliery, s. mina de carb6n, /. 
 Collision, s. colisi6n, /. 
 Colonel, 5. ceronel, m. 
 Colonist, s. colono, m. 
 Colony, s. colonia, /. 
 Colonnade, s. columnata, /,
 
 Colossal li 
 
 Colossal, a. colosal. 
 Colour, 5. color, m. 
 Colt's-foot, s. tusilago, m. 
 Columbine, s. aguilena, /. 
 Column, s. columna, /. 
 Comb, X. peine, m. — v. peinar. 
 Combat, s. combate, m. — v. 
 
 combatir. 
 Combine, ik combinar. 
 Combustion, s. combustion, /. 
 Come, V. venir: llegar. 
 Comedian, s. comediante: 
 
 comico, m. 
 Comely, a. bello. 
 Comet, s. cometa, /. 
 Comfort, s. comodidad, /. — v. 
 
 confortar. 
 Comfortable, a. comodo. 
 Comical, a. comico. 
 Comma, s. virgula: coma, /. 
 Command, v. mandar: 
 
 dominar: gobernar — x. orden, 
 
 /.: domino, 7n. 
 Commanding, a. imperioso. 
 Commemorate, v. conmemor- 
 
 ar. 
 Commence, v. principiar. 
 Commencement, s. principio, 
 
 m. 
 Commend, v. encomendar. 
 Comment, s. comento, m. — v. 
 
 comentar. 
 Commerce, 5. comercio. m. 
 Commiserate, v. compadecer. 
 Commissariat, s. comisaria, /. 
 Commission, x. comision, /. 
 Commit, v. cometer: encargar. 
 Common, a. comiin — s. ejido, 
 
 m. 
 Commonwealth, s. el estado, 
 
 m. 
 Commotion, s. conmoci6n, /. 
 Commune, v. conferir. 
 Communicate, v. comunicar. 
 Communication, s. comuni- 
 
 cacion, /. 
 Community, s. comunidad, /. 
 Compact, s. pacto, m. — a. 
 
 compacto. 
 Companion, s. companero, m. 
 Comipany, s. compafiia, /. 
 Compare, v. comparar. 
 Comparison, s. comparaci6n,/. 
 Compartment, s. comparti- 
 
 miento, m. 
 Compass, j. bnijula (ship's)/.: 
 
 compas (pair of), m. 
 Compel, V. constrenir. 
 Compensate, v. compensar. 
 
 3 Condition 
 
 Compensation, s. compensa- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Compete, 1;. competir. 
 Competition, s. concurrencia, 
 
 /.: concurso, m. 
 Compile, v. compilar. 
 Complain, v. quejarse. 
 Complement, s. complemen- 
 
 to, VI. 
 
 Complete, a. complete — v. 
 
 completar. 
 Completeness, s. entereza, /. 
 Complexion, s. complexion: 
 
 tez, /. 
 Compliance, x. complacencia,/. 
 Complicate, v. complicar. 
 Compliment, x. cumplimiento, 
 
 m. — V. cumplimentar. 
 Comply, V. acceder. 
 Compose, v. componer. 
 Composer, x. autor, m. 
 Composition, x.composicion,/. 
 Compound, x. compuesto, m. 
 
 — V. componer. 
 Comprehend, v. comprender. 
 Compress, v. comprimir — x. 
 
 cabezal, m. 
 Compromise, x. compromiso, 
 
 m. — V. comprometer. 
 Compulsion, x. compulsion, /. 
 Compulsory, a. obligatorio. 
 Comrade, x. camarada, m. 
 Concave, a. concavo. 
 Conceal, v. ocultar. 
 Concede, v. conceder. 
 Conceit, x. concepcion, /. 
 Conceive, v. concebir: imaginar. 
 Concentrate, v. concentrar. 
 Concern, x. negocio, m.: em- 
 
 presa, /. — v. concernir. 
 Concert, x. concierto, m. 
 Concession, x. concesion, /. 
 Conciliate, v. conciliar. 
 Concise, a. conciso. 
 Conclude, v. concluir. 
 Concoct, V. inventar. 
 Concourse, x. concurso, m. 
 Concrete, a. concreto — x. con- 
 
 creto, m. 
 Concur, v. estra de acuerdo. 
 Concurrently, ad. en con- 
 currencia. 
 Concussion, x. concusi6n, /. 
 Condemn, zk condenar. 
 Condensation, x. condensa- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Condense, v. condensar. 
 Condescend, v. condescender. 
 Condition, s. condici6n, /.
 
 Condole i: 
 
 Condole, v. condolerse. 
 Conduce, v. conducir. 
 Conduct, s. conducta, /. — v. 
 
 conducir. 
 Cone, s. cone, m. 
 Confectionery, s. confiteria, /. 
 Confer, v. conferir: conferen- 
 
 ciar. 
 Confess, v. confesar: con- 
 
 fesarse. 
 Confession, s. confesion, /. 
 Confidant, s. confidente, m. 
 Confident, a. seguro. 
 Confine, x. confin: limite, m. — 
 
 V. limitar. 
 Confirm, v. confirmar. 
 Confiscate, v. confiscar. 
 Conflagration, s. incendio, m. 
 Conflict, 5. conflicto, m. — v. 
 
 contender. 
 Conform, v. conformar. 
 Confound, v. confundir: con: 
 
 sternar. 
 Confront, v. confrontar. 
 Confuse, v. confundir: em- 
 
 broUar, /. 
 Congeal, v. helar: congelarse. 
 Congestion, x. congestion, /. 
 Congratulate, v. congratular. 
 Congregate, v. congregar: con- 
 
 gregarse. 
 Congress, s. congreso, m.: 
 
 junta, /. 
 Connect, v. juntar: combinar. 
 Connection, 5. conexion, /. 
 Connoisseur, x. conocedor, ?«. 
 Conquer, v. conquistar. 
 Conqueror, x. conquistador, m. 
 Conquest, x. conquista, /. 
 Conscience, x. conciencia, /. 
 Conscientious, a. escrupuloso. 
 Conscious, a. consciente. 
 Consciousness, x. conocimien- 
 
 to, m. 
 Conscript, s. conscripto, m. 
 Conscription, x.conscripcion,/. 
 Consecutive, a. sucesivo. 
 Consent, v. consentir. 
 Consequence, x. consecuencia. 
 
 Conservative, x. conservador, 
 
 m. 
 Conservatory, x. invernaculo, 
 
 m. 
 Consider, v. considerar: esti- 
 
 mar. 
 Considerate, a. indulgente. 
 Considering, ad. visto que. 
 Consign, v. consignar. 
 
 [ Contribute 
 
 Consi(inment, x. consignaci6n, 
 
 Consist, V. consistir. 
 Consistent, a. consistente. 
 Consolation, x. consolacidn, /. 
 Console, v. consolar. 
 Consolidate, v. consolidar. 
 Consolidation, x. consolida- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Consort, s. consorte, m. & f. — 
 
 V. juntar. 
 Conspicuous, a. conspicuo. 
 Conspicuously, ad. insigne- 
 
 mente. 
 Conspiracy, x. conspiracion, / 
 Constable, x. agente de policia 
 
 m. 
 Constant, a. constante. 
 Constipation, s. constipacion,/ 
 Construe, v. construir. 
 Consul, X. consul, ni. 
 Consulate, x. consulado, m. 
 Consult, V. consultar. 
 Consume, v. consumir. 
 Consumption, x. consuncion, 
 
 /.: tisis, /. 
 Consumptive, a. tisico. 
 Contact, X. contacto, m. 
 Contagion, x. contagio, m. 
 Contain, v. contener: con- 
 
 tenerse. 
 Contaminate, v. contaminar. 
 Contemplate, v. contemplar: 
 
 proponerse. 
 Contemplative, a. contem- 
 
 plativo. 
 Contemporary, a. contem- 
 
 poraneo. 
 Contempt, x. desprecio, m. 
 Contend, v. cont«inder: afirmar. 
 Content, a. contento — v. con- 
 
 tentar. 
 Contents, x. contenido, m. pi. 
 Contest, X. disputa, /. — v. con- 
 
 testar. 
 Continent, x. continente, m. 
 Continual, a. continuo. 
 Continue, v. continuar. 
 Continuous, a. continuo. 
 Contour, x. perfil, m. 
 Contraband, X. contrabando, m. 
 Contract, s. contrato, m.: pacto, 
 
 m. — f. contraer: pactar. 
 Contraction, x. abreviatura, /. 
 Contractor, x. contratante, in. 
 Contradict, v. desmentir. 
 Contrast, x. contraste, m. — v. 
 
 contrastar. 
 Contribute, v. contribuir.
 
 Contrivanc« i 
 
 Contrivance, 5. disposicion, /. 
 Contrive, v. ingeniar. 
 Control, V. refrenar: dirigir — s. 
 
 dominio, jn. 
 Conundrum, s. acertijo, m. 
 Convalescence, s. convalecen- 
 
 cia, /. 
 Convenient, a. conveniente. 
 Convent, s. convento, m. 
 Converge, v. converger. 
 Conversation, s. conversa- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Converse, v. conversar. 
 Convert, v. convertir: cambriar. 
 Convict, s. convicto, m. — v. 
 
 condenar. 
 Convince, v. convencer. 
 Convulsion, s. convulsi6n, /. 
 Cook, V. cocer — s. cocinero, m. 
 Cookery, s. arte de cocina, m. 
 Cool, a. fresco — v. enfriar. 
 Copious, a. abundante: copioso. 
 Copper, s. cobre, m. 
 Copy, V. copiar — 5. copia, /. 
 Copyright, 5. titulo de autor,nz. 
 Coral, V. coral, m. 
 Cord, s. cuerda, /. — v. en- 
 
 cordelar. 
 Cordial, a. cordial. 
 Core, s, cuesco: centre, m. 
 Cork, s. corcho: tapon, m. 
 Corkscrew, s. tirabuz6n, m. 
 Cormorant, x. corvejdn, m. 
 Corn, s. grano: trigo, m.: callo 
 
 (on skin), ni. 
 Corner, s. esquina, /. 
 Corpse, s. cadaver, m. 
 Corpulent, a. corpulento. 
 Correct, a. correcto — v. corre- 
 
 gir. 
 Correspond, v. corresponder. 
 Correspondence, s. corres- 
 
 pondencia, /. 
 Corridor, 5. corredor, m. 
 Corroborate, v. corroborar. 
 Corrode, 1;. corroer. 
 Corrosive, s. corrosivo, m. 
 Corrugated, a. acanalado 
 
 (cardboard): ondulado (iron). 
 Corrupt, a. corrupto — v. cor- 
 
 romper. 
 Corruption, s. corrupci6n, /. 
 Corset, s. corse, m. 
 Cosily, a. c6modamente. 
 Cosmetic, a. cosmetico. 
 Cost, s. precio: costo, m. — v. 
 
 costar. 
 Costermonger, s. frutero, m. 
 PostAv,.^. caro: costoso. 
 
 22 Crazy 
 
 Costume, 5. traje: vestido, m. 
 
 Cosy, a. c6modo. 
 
 Cot, s. cabafia, /. 
 
 Cottage, s. cabana: choza, /. 
 
 Cottager, s. aldeano, m. 
 
 Cotton, s. algod6n: coton, m. 
 
 Couch, s. cama, /.: lecho, m. 
 
 Cough, s. tos, m. — V. toser. 
 
 Council, s. concilio: consejo, m. 
 
 Counsel, s. consejo, m.: con- 
 sulta, /. 
 
 Count, 5. cuenta,/.: capitulo, m. 
 
 Countenance, s. rostro, m. 
 
 Counterfeit, a. contrahecho. 
 
 Counterfoil, s. contramarca, /. 
 
 Countess, s. condesa, /. 
 
 Counting, s. computo, m. 
 
 Country, s. campo: pais, m. 
 
 County, s. condado, m. 
 
 Couple, 5. pareja, /. — v. unir. 
 
 Coupon, s. cup6n, m. 
 
 Courage, s. valor, m. 
 
 Courageous, a. valiente. 
 
 Course, 5. curso, m.: serie, /.: 
 plato (dinner), tn. 
 Of course, sin duda. 
 
 Court, 5. corte, /.: tribunal, m. 
 
 Court-card, s. figura, /. 
 
 Courteous, a. cortes. 
 
 Courtesy, s. cortesla, /. 
 
 Court-martial, s. consejo de 
 guerra, m. 
 
 Court - plaster, s. tafetan 
 ingles, m. 
 
 Courtship, s. noviazgo, m. 
 
 Cousin, s. primo, m. 
 
 Cover, s. cubierta, /.: abrigo, 
 m. — V. cubrir. 
 
 Coverlet, 5. sobrecama, /. 
 
 Covet, V. codiciar. 
 
 Cow, s. vaca, /. — v. intimidar. 
 
 Coward, s. cobarde, m. 
 
 Cowslip, 5. primavera, /. 
 
 Crab, s. cangrejo, m. 
 
 Crack, s. hendedura, /. 
 
 Cracker, s. triquitraque 
 (Christmas), m. 
 
 Cradle, i. cuna, /. 
 
 Craft, s. arte, /.: oficio (work), 
 m.: astucia (unreliable per- 
 son),/.: embarcaci6n (boat),/. 
 
 Cram, v. apretar. 
 
 Cramp, s. calambre, m. 
 
 Cranberry, s. arandano, m. 
 
 Crash, v. chocar: romper. 
 
 Crave, v. suplicar. 
 
 Crawl, V. arrastrar. 
 
 Crayon, s. lapiz, tn. 
 
 Crazy, a. loco: demente.
 
 Creak 
 Creak, v. crujir. 
 Cream, s. crema, /.: nata, /. 
 Crease, 5. pliegue, m. — v. 
 
 plcgar. 
 Create, v. crear: criar: causar. 
 Creation, s. creaci6n, /. 
 Creature, j. criatura, /. 
 Credible, a. creible. 
 Credit, s. cr^dito, m. — v. creer: 
 
 acreditar. 
 Creditor, s. acreedor, m. 
 Credulous, a. cr^dulo. 
 Creep, v. arrastrar: serpear. 
 Crew, 5. cuadrilla, /. 
 Crime, 5. crimen, m.: delito, m. 
 Criminal, a. criminal. 
 Crimson, s. carmesi, m. 
 Cripple, s. estropeado, m. 
 Crisis, s. crisis, /. 
 Critic, 5. critico, m. 
 Criticize, v. censurar. 
 Crooked, a. corvo. 
 Crop, X. cosechar, /.: buche de 
 
 ave, m. 
 Cross, s. cruz, /. — a. mal 
 
 humorado. 
 Crouch, V. agacharse: bajarse. 
 Crow, s. cuervo, m. 
 Crowd, s. gentio, m.: tropel, m. 
 Crown, s. corona, /. — v. 
 
 coronar. 
 Crucifix, s. crucifijo, m. 
 Crude, a. crudo. 
 Cruel, a. cruel: inhumane. 
 Cruelty, 5. crueldad, /. 
 Cruise, s. viaje por mar, m. 
 Crumb, s. miga, /. 
 Crusade, s. cruzada, /. 
 Crush, V. aplastar — x. apina- 
 
 miento, m. 
 Crust, s. corteza: pasta, /. 
 Crusty, a. tostado. 
 Crutch, 5. muleta, /. 
 Cry, 5. grito, m. — v. gritar: 
 
 llorar. 
 Cuckoo, s. cuclillo, m. 
 Cucumber, 5. cohombro, m. 
 Culprit, 5. reo: culpable, m. 
 Cultivate, v. cultivar. 
 Cumbersome, a. embarazoso. 
 Cunning, a. astute. 
 Cup, X. taza, /. 
 Cupboard, s. armario, m. 
 Cure, V. curar — s. cura, /. 
 Curiosity, 5. curiosidad, /. 
 Curious, a. curioso. 
 Curl, 5. rize de pelo, m. — v. 
 
 endear: rizarse. 
 Currant, s. gresella, /. 
 
 123 Darkness 
 
 Current, s. corricnte, /. 
 Curse, J. maldicion, /. — v. 
 
 maldecir. 
 Curtain, s. cortina,/.: telon (at 
 
 theatre), m. 
 Curve, s. curva, /. 
 Cushion, s. cojin, m.: almo- 
 
 hada, /. 
 Custom, X. censtumbre, /. 
 Customer, x. parroquiano, m. 
 Custom-house, x. aduana, /. 
 Cut, V. cortar — x. corte, m.: 
 
 tajada,/. 
 Cutlery, x. cuchilleria, /. 
 Cutlet, X. costilla, /. 
 Cyclamen, x. artanita, /. 
 Cycle, X. ciclo, m.: bicicleta, /. 
 Cynic, x. cinico, m. 
 
 Dab, X. guinapo, m.: barbada, /. 
 
 Dabble, v. rociar: chopotear. 
 
 Dace, X. gobio, ?«. 
 
 Daddy-long-legs, x.sancuda,/. 
 
 Dado, X. dado, m. 
 
 Daffodil, X. asfodelo: narciso, m. 
 
 Daft, a. necio. 
 
 Dagger, x. daga, /.: cruz, /. 
 
 Dahlia, x. dalia, /. 
 
 Daily, a. diarie: cotidiano — ad. 
 
 diariamente. 
 Dainty, a. delicade: elegante. 
 Dairy, x. lecheria, /. 
 Dairymaid, x. lechera,/. 
 Daisy, x. margarita: maya, /. 
 Dale, X. valle, m. 
 Dally, V. juguetcar. 
 Damage, x. dafio, m.: averia, /. 
 
 — V. dafiar. 
 Damaging, a. perjudicial. 
 Damask, x. damasco, in. 
 Dame, x. dama: senora, /. 
 Damn, v. condenar. 
 Damning, a. condenatorio. 
 Damp, a. humedo. 
 Damsel, x. senorita, /. 
 Damson, x. damasco, m. 
 Dance, x. danza, /.: baile, m. — 
 
 V. bailar. 
 Dandelion, x. diente de leen, m. 
 Danger, x. peligro, m. 
 Dangerous, a. peligroso. 
 Dare, v. osar. 
 
 Daring, x. osadia, /. — a. audaz. 
 Dark, a. obscuro. 
 Darkness, x. obscuridad: tinie- 
 
 blas, /.
 
 Darling i 
 
 Darling, 5. favorito, m. — a. 
 
 querido. 
 Date, 5. data,/.: datil (fruit), m. 
 Daughter, s. hija, /. 
 Daughter-in-law, 5. nuera, /. 
 Dawn, s. alba, m. — v. apuntar. 
 Day, s. dia, ni. 
 Daylight, s. luz del dia, /. 
 Dazzle, v. deslumbrar. 
 Dead, a. muerto. 
 Deadly, a. mortal — ad. mortal- 
 
 mente. 
 Deaf, a. sordo. 
 Deafness, s. sordera, /. 
 Deal, X. trato (trade), m.: canti- 
 
 dad (amount), /.: madera de 
 
 pino (timber), /. — v. distri- 
 
 buir: traficar. 
 Dear, a. querido (darling): cos- 
 
 toso (cost). 
 Death, s. muerte, /. 
 Debt, 5. deuda, /.: debito, m. 
 Debtor, x. deudor, ?n. 
 Decay, s. decadencia, /.: podre- 
 
 dumbre, /. — v. decaer: 
 
 pudrirse. 
 Deceit, s. engano, m. 
 Deceive, v. engaiiar: alucinar. 
 Decent, a. decente. 
 Deception, x. decepcion, /. 
 Decide, v. decidir: determinar. 
 Decision, x. decision, /. 
 Deck, 5. cubierta, /.: puente, m. 
 
 — V. adornar. 
 Declare, v. declarar. 
 Decline, 5. decadencia, /. — v. 
 
 decaer: rehusar. 
 Decorate, v. decorar. 
 Decrease, v. decrecer — x. 
 
 diminuci6n, /. 
 Deduct, V. deducir. 
 Deed, s. acto: documento, m. 
 Deem, v. estimar. 
 Deep, a. profundo: bajo — x. 
 
 pillage, m. 
 Deepen, v. profundizar. 
 Deer, s. ciervo, ni. 
 Deface, v. desfigurar. 
 Defacement, s. desfiguraci6n,/. 
 Defalcation, x. desfalco, m. 
 Defamation, x. difamacion, /. 
 Default, X. defecto, ni.: con- 
 
 tumacia, /. 
 Defeat, x. derrota, /. — v. der- 
 
 rotar. 
 Defect, X. defecto, m. 
 Defective, a. defectuoso. 
 Defence, x. defensa, /. 
 Defend, v. defender. 
 
 24 Depart 
 
 Defensive, a. defensivo. 
 Defer, v. diferir: deferir. 
 Defiance, x. desafio, m. 
 Deficiency, x. falta, /. 
 Defile, x. desfiladero, m. — V. 
 
 ensuciar: violar. 
 Define, v. definir. 
 Definite, a. definido. 
 Definition, x. definicion, /. 
 Deformed, a. deforme. 
 Defraud, a. defraudar. 
 Defray, v. costear. 
 Deft, a. diestro. 
 Defunct, a. difunto: muerto. 
 Defy, V. desafiar. 
 Degenerate, a. degenerado — v. 
 
 degenerar. 
 Degrade, v. degradar. 
 Degree, x. grado, m. 
 Deicide, s. deicida: deicidio, 
 
 m. 
 Deity, x. deidad, /. 
 Dejected, a. triste. 
 Delay, x. dilacion, /. — v. re- 
 
 tardar. 
 Delegate, s. delegado, m. — v. 
 
 delegar. 
 Delete, v. borrar. 
 Deliberate, a. prudente — v. 
 
 deliberar. 
 Delicacy, x. delicadez: golosina. 
 Delightful, a. delicioso: ex- 
 
 quisito. 
 Delinquent, x. reo, ni. 
 Delirious, a. delirante. 
 Deliver, t;. entregar: libertar. 
 Delivery, x. entrega, /. 
 Demolish, v. demoler. 
 Demon, x. demonio, nt. 
 Demonstrate, a. demostrar. 
 Demonstrative, a. demostra- 
 
 tivo. 
 Demoralize, v. desmoralizar. 
 Demur, v. objetar. 
 Demure, a. modesto. 
 Den, X. caverna,/.: madriguera,/. 
 Denial, x. denegacion, /. 
 Denizen, x. naturalizado, m. 
 Denominate, v. denominar. 
 Denote, v. denotar: indicar. 
 Denounce, v. denunciar. 
 Dense, a. denso: espeso. 
 Dent, X. rotura: mella, /. — v. 
 
 amellar. 
 Dentifrice, x, dentifrice, m. 
 Dentist, x. dentista, m. 
 Deny, v. negar. 
 Depart, v. partir.
 
 Department i 
 
 Department, 5. departamento, 
 
 w. 
 Departure, s. partida, /.: 
 
 salida, /. 
 Depend, v. depender. 
 Deplore, v. deplorar. 
 Depose, v. deponer. 
 Deposit, V. depositar — s. de- 
 
 posito, m. 
 Depress, v. deprimir: humillar. 
 Deprive, v. privar. 
 Depth, s. profundidad, /. 
 Descend, v. descender. 
 Describe, v. describir. 
 Desert, s. desierto, m. — v. 
 
 abandonar. 
 Deserve, v. merecer. 
 Desiccate, v. secar. 
 Design, v. disenar: proyectar — 
 
 X. diseno, m.: designio, m. 
 Desirable, a. deseable. 
 Desire, s. deseo, m.: anhelo, m. 
 
 — V. desear. 
 Desirous, a. deseoso. 
 Desk, s. escritorio, m. 
 Desolate, a. desolado — v. de- 
 solar. 
 Despair, 5. desesperaci6n, /. — 
 
 V. desesperar. 
 Despatch, s. despacho, m. — v. 
 
 despachar. 
 Desperate, a. desesperado. 
 Despise, v. despreciar. 
 Dessert, s. postres, m. pi. 
 Destination, s. destinacion, /. 
 Destitute, a. destituido. 
 Destroy, v. destruir. 
 Destruction, s. destruccion, /. 
 Detach, v. despegar: separar. 
 Detail — v. detallar — s. detalle, 
 
 m. 
 Detain, v. detener. 
 Deter, v. disuadir. 
 Determine, v. determinar: re- 
 
 solverse. 
 Detest, V. detestar. 
 Dethrone, v. destronar. 
 Detract, v. detraer. 
 Develop, v. desarrollar: desen- 
 
 volver. 
 Device, s. medio, ni.: divisa, /. 
 Devote, v. dedicar. 
 Devout, a. devote: piadoso. 
 Dew, 5. rocio, ni. 
 Diamond, x. diamante, m.: oros 
 
 (cards) m. pi. 
 Diarrhoea, s. diarrea, /. 
 Diary, 5. diario, m. 
 Dictate, v. dictar. 
 
 25 Disappointment 
 
 Dictionary, s. diccionario, m. 
 Die, V. morir. 
 Diet, s. dieta, /. 
 Differ, v. diferenciarse. 
 Difference, s. diferencia, /. 
 Different, a. ditcrente. 
 Difficult, a. doficil. 
 Difficulty, s. dificultad, /. 
 Diffuse, a. difuso. 
 Dig, V. cavar. 
 Digest, V. digerir: recopilar — 
 
 5. recopilacion, /. 
 Digestible, a. digeriblc. 
 Dignified, a. noble: grande. 
 Dignity, 5. dignidad, /. 
 Digress, 1,'. digresar: extraviarse. 
 Dike, s. dique, m. 
 Dilapidated, a. arruinado. 
 Dilate, v. dilatar. 
 Dilemma, s. dilema, /. 
 Diligence, x. diligencia. 
 Dilute, V. diluir. 
 Diluted, a. desleido. 
 Dim, a. oscuro — v. deslustrar. 
 Dimension, s. medida, /. 
 Diminish, v. disminuir. 
 Dimple, s. hoyuelo, m. 
 Din, X. ruido, m. 
 Dine, v. comer. 
 Dingey, s. bote, m.: lancha, /. 
 Dingy, a. usado. 
 Dining, x. comida, /. 
 Dining-room, x. comedor, m. 
 Dinner, x. comida, /. 
 Dip, X. depresion: inmersion, /. 
 
 — ■?'. tefiir: banar. 
 Diphtheria, 5. depteria, /. 
 Diplomacy, x. dipiomatica, /. 
 Dipping, X. sumersion, /. 
 Direful, a. horrendo: terrible. 
 Direct, a. directo — v. dirigir. 
 Direction, x. direccion, /. 
 Directly, ad. luego. 
 Directory, x. directorio: 
 
 anuario, m. 
 Dirge, x. endecha, /. 
 Dirt, 5. cieno, m.: basura, /. 
 Dirty, a. sucio — v. ensuciar. 
 Disable, v. inhabilitar. 
 Disadvantage, s. menoscabo, 
 
 7n. 
 Disadvantageous, a. des- 
 
 ventajoso. 
 Disagree, v. desconvenir. 
 Disagreeable, a. desagradable. 
 Disappear, v. desaparecer. 
 Disappoint, v. frustrar. 
 Disappointment, 5. chasco, m.
 
 Disapproval i: 
 
 Disapproval, s. desaproba- 
 
 ci6n, /. 
 Disarm, v. desarmar. 
 Disarmament, s. desarma- 
 
 dura, /. 
 Disarrange, v. desarreglar. 
 Disaster, s. desarstre, m. 
 Disband, v. dispersar: des- 
 
 bandarse. 
 Disbelieve, v. descreer. 
 Discard, v. despedir. 
 Discern, v. discernir: descubrir. 
 Discharge, s. disparo, m. — v. 
 
 disparar: descargar. 
 Disciple, s. discipulo, m. 
 Discipline, s. disciplina, /. 
 Disclaim, v. renunciar. 
 Disclaimer, 5. denegacion, /. 
 Disclose, V. revelar. 
 Discolour, v. descolorar. 
 Discomfiture, s. derrota, /. 
 Discomfort, s. desconsuelo, m. 
 Disconnect, v. desenganchar. 
 Disconsolate, a. desconsolado. 
 Discontent, v. descontentar. 
 Discord, s. discordia, /. 
 Discount, s. rebaja, /. — v. des- 
 
 contar. 
 Discourage, v. desalentar. 
 Discourteous, a. descort^s. 
 Discover, v. descubrir. 
 Discredit, s. descr^dito, m. 
 Discreet, a. discrete: prudente. 
 Discretion, 5. discreci6n, /. 
 Discriminate, v. distinguir. 
 Discuss, V. discutir. 
 Discussion, j. discusi6n, /, 
 Disdain, 5. menosprecio, m. — 
 
 V. desdeiiar. 
 Disdainful, a. desdenoso. 
 Disease, s. enfermedad, /. 
 Disembark, v. disembarcar. 
 Disembarkation, s. desem- 
 
 barco, m. 
 Disengage, v. desenredar. 
 Disentangle, v. desenmaranar. 
 Disfavour, s. disfavor, m. 
 Disfigurement, 5. disfigura- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Disgorge, v. vomitar. 
 Disgrace, s. deshonra, /. — V. 
 
 desgraciar. 
 Disgraceful, a. deshonroso. 
 Disguise, s. disfraz, m. 
 Disgust, J. disgusto, m. — v. 
 
 distustar. 
 Disgusting, a. asqueroso. 
 Dish, J. plate, m. fuente, /. — v. 
 
 poner en fuente. 
 
 26 Distillery 
 
 Dishearten, v. desanimar. 
 Dishevel, v. desgrefiar. 
 Dishonest, a. deshonesto. 
 Dishonour, s. ignominia,/. — v. 
 
 deshonrar. 
 Dishonourable, a. deshonroso. 
 Disinclination, s. desafecto, i?i. 
 Disinfect, v. desinfeccionar. 
 Disinfectant, s. desinfectante, 
 
 m. 
 Disinherit, v. desheredar. 
 Dislike, s. aversion, /. — v. dis- 
 
 gustar. 
 Dislocate, v. dislocar. 
 Dismal, a. triste. 
 Dismay, s. espanto, m. — v. 
 
 espantar. 
 Dismiss, v. despedir. 
 Dismount, v. desmontar. 
 Disobedient, a. desebediente. 
 Disobliging, a. desagradable. 
 Disorderly, a. desordenado — 
 
 ad. desordenadamente. 
 Disorganization, 5. desor- 
 
 ganizacion, /. 
 Disown, V. negar. 
 Disparage, v. envilecer. 
 Disparity, 5. disparidad, /. 
 Dispassionate, a. serene. 
 Dispel, V. expeler. 
 Dispensary, s. dispensarie, m. 
 Dispense, v. dispensar. 
 Dispensing chemist, s. farma- 
 
 ceutico, m. 
 Disperse, v. disipar. 
 Displace, v. deponer. 
 Display, s. despliegue, m. 
 Displease, v. desplacer: dis- 
 
 gustar. 
 Disposal, s. disposicion, /. 
 Dispute, X. disputa, /. 
 Disqualification, s. inhabili- 
 
 tacion, /. 
 Disquieting, a. moleste. 
 Disregard, x. desatenci6n, /. — 
 
 V. desatender. 
 Disreputable, a. deshonroso. 
 Disrespect, s. descertesia, /. 
 Disrobe, v. desnudar: des- 
 
 nudarse. 
 Dissatisfied, a. descontento. 
 Dissect, V. disccar. 
 Dissension, x. disensi6n, /. 
 Dissolve, V. diselver. 
 Dissuade, v. disuadir. 
 Distance, j. distancia, /. 
 Distant, a. distante: remoto. 
 Distil, V. destilar. 
 Distillery, s. destileria, /.
 
 Distinct I 
 
 Distinct, a. distinto: precise. 
 Distinction, s. distinci6n, /. 
 Distinguish, v. distinguir. 
 Distinguished, a. distinguido. 
 Distress, s. calamidad: miseria, 
 
 /. — V. angustiar. 
 Distribute, v. distribuir. 
 District, s. distrito, m. 
 Distrust, V. desconfiar — s. des- 
 
 confianza, /. 
 Disturb, v. desordenar: in- 
 
 quietar. 
 Dive, V. zabullirse — s. zabulli- 
 
 dura, /. 
 Diver, s. buzo, m. 
 Divert, v. desviar: divertir. 
 Divide, v. dividir. 
 Divine, a. divino — v. adivinar. 
 Division, s. divisi6n, /. 
 Do, V. hacer: cocer: obrar. 
 Docile, a. docil. 
 Docli, s. barra: darsena, /. 
 Doctor, s. medico, m. 
 Document, s. documento, /. 
 Do6, s. perro, m. 
 Doll, s. muneca, /. 
 Dome, s. cupula, /.: dome, m. 
 Domestic, a. domestico. 
 Dominate, v. dominar. 
 Domino, s. domin6, m. 
 Donkey, s. asno: burro, m. 
 Door, 5. puerta, /. 
 Doorlceeper, s. portero, m. 
 Doorknoclier, s. picaporte, m. 
 Doormat, 5. felpudo, m. 
 Dose, s. dosis,/. — v. medicarse. 
 Double, V. doublar — a. doble. 
 Doubt, V. dudar — s. duda, /. 
 Doubtful, a. dudoso: incierto. 
 Doubtless, ad. sin duda. 
 Down, ad. & prep, abajo — 5. 
 
 plum6n, m. 
 Dowry, 5. dote, /. 
 Doze, V. dormitar. 
 Dozen, s. docena, /. 
 Drab, a. pardusco. 
 Drag, V. arrastrar: tirar. 
 Drain, v. desaguar — s. desagua- 
 
 dero, m. 
 Drake, 5. pato, m. 
 Dramatic, a. dramatico. 
 Draper, s. pafiero, m. 
 Drastic, a. drastico. 
 Draught, 5. corriente de aire,/. 
 Draught-board, s. tablero de 
 
 damas, m. 
 Draughts (game), s. juego de 
 
 damas, m. 
 Draw, V. arrastrar: tirar. 
 
 27 Eagle 
 
 Drawer, a. cajon (in desk, etc.), 
 m. girador (of a bill), m. 
 
 Drawers, s. calzoncillos (ap- 
 parel), m. pi. 
 
 Dreadful, a. terrible. 
 
 Dream, v. sonar — s. sueno, m. 
 
 Dress, v. vestir — 5. vestido, m. 
 
 Dressing gown, s. bata, /. 
 
 Dressmaker, s. costurera: 
 modista, /. 
 
 Drink, v. beber — s. bebida, /. 
 
 Drip, V. gotear. 
 
 Drive, v. impeler: conducir. 
 
 Driver, x. chofer: cochero, m. 
 
 Drizzle, v. llovizner — s. lloviz- 
 na, /. 
 
 Drop, V. caer (fall): dejar: 
 gotear — s. gota, /. 
 
 Drought, s. sequedad, /. 
 
 Drown, v. ahogar. 
 
 Drowsy, a. sonoliento. 
 
 Drug, 5. droga. 
 
 Drum, s. tambor, m. 
 
 Drunk, a. borracho: ebrio. 
 
 Drunkard, s. borrachon, m. 
 
 Dry, a. arido: seco — v. secar. 
 
 Duck, 5. pato, m. 
 
 Due, 5. debido: derechos — a. 
 debido. 
 
 Duel, s. duelo, m. 
 
 Duet, 5. duo, m. 
 
 Dull, a. estupido: obtuso: opaco. 
 
 Dumb, a. mudo. 
 
 Duplicate, s. duplicado, m. 
 
 Durable, a. durable. 
 
 During, prep, durante. 
 
 Dusk, s. crepusculo, m. 
 
 Dust, 5. polvo, m. 
 
 Dusty, a. polvoroso. 
 
 Dutch, a. holand^s. 
 
 Dutiful, a. obediente. 
 
 Duty, s. deber, m.: derechos 
 (customs), m. pi. 
 
 Dwarf, s. enano, m. 
 
 Dwell, V. habitar. 
 
 Dwelling, s. habitacion, /. 
 
 Dye, V. teiiir — s. time, m. 
 
 Dynamite, s. dinamita, /. 
 
 Dynamo, s. dinamo, m. 
 
 Dysentery, ». disenteria. /. 
 
 Each, a. cada: todo — pron. 
 
 cada uno: todos. 
 Each other, pron. unos a otros. 
 Eager, a. ardiente. 
 Eagerness, s. ansia, /. 
 Eagle, s. ^guila, /.
 
 Ear I 
 
 Ear, 5. oreja, /.: espiga. /. 
 Earache, i. dolor de oidos, m. 
 Earl, s. conde, m. 
 Early, a. anticipado — ad. de 
 
 buena hora. 
 Earn, v. ganar: merecer. 
 Earnest, a. ardiente. 
 Earnestness, s. solicitud, /. 
 Ear-ring, s. zarcillo, m. 
 Earth, s. tierra, /.: mundo, m. 
 Earthenware, 5. loza, /. 
 Earthquake, 5. terremoto, m. 
 Earwig, s. tijeret*, /. 
 Ease, s. alivio, tn.: facilidad, /. 
 
 — V. aliviar. 
 Easily, ad. facilmente. 
 Easy, a. facil. 
 East, 5. este: oriente, m. 
 Easter, 5. Pascua, /. 
 Easterly, a. oriental. 
 Eat, V. comer. 
 Eatables, s. viveres, m. pi. 
 Eating, x. comida, /. 
 Ebb-tide, s. reflujo: men- 
 
 guante, m. 
 Ebony, s. ^bano, m. 
 Echo* s. eco, m. — v. resonar. 
 Eclipse, s. eclipse, m. — v. 
 
 eclipsar. 
 Economical, a. economico: 
 
 frugal. 
 Economize, v. economizar. 
 Ecstasy, s. extasis, iti. 
 Edge, s. orilla, /.: margen, m. 
 
 & f. — V. afilar. 
 Edgewise, ad. de filo. 
 Edging, s. orla: orilla, /.: 
 
 ribete, m. 
 Edible, a. comestible. 
 Edifice, s. edificio, m. 
 Edit, V. publicar: redactar. 
 Eklucate, v. educar: criar. 
 Education, 5. educacion, /. 
 Eel, s. anguila, /. 
 Efface, V. borrar. 
 Effect, s. efecto, m. — v. efec- 
 
 tuar. 
 Effective, a. eficaz. 
 Effeminacy, s. molicie, /. 
 Effervesce, v. hervir: fer- 
 
 mentar. 
 Effervescent, a. efervescente. 
 Effort, s. esfuerzo. 
 Egg, 5. huevo, m. 
 Eight, $. & a. ocho (m). 
 Eighteen, s. & a. diez y ocho 
 
 (m). 
 Eighty, s. fef a. ochenta (m). 
 
 28 Enchant 
 
 Either, pron. uno u otro — ad. 
 
 tampoco. 
 Elaborate, a. elaborado. 
 Elbow, s. codo, m. 
 Elder, x. mayor, m. & f. 
 Elderbush, s. sauco, m. 
 Elect, V. elegir. 
 Electric, a. electrico. 
 Electrician, s. electricista, m. 
 Electricity, 5. electricidad, /. 
 Electrify, v. electrizar. 
 Elegant, a. elegante. 
 Element, s. elemento, m. 
 Elephant, s. elefante, m. 
 Elevate, v. elevar. 
 Elicit, V. deducir: educir. 
 Eligible, a. apropiado. 
 Elm, s. olmo, m. 
 Eloquent, a. elocuente. 
 Else, a. otro — ad. obien. 
 Elusive, a. evasivo. 
 Emanate, v. emanar. 
 Embark, v. embarcar. 
 Embarrass, v. embarazar: 
 
 turbar. 
 Embassy, 5. embajada, /. 
 Embezzle, v. desfalcar. 
 Embrace, v. abrazar. 
 Embrocation, x.embrocacion,/ 
 Embroidery, s. bordadura, /. 
 Emerald, s. esmeralda, /. 
 Emerge, v. salir. 
 Emergency, s. emergencia, /. 
 Emigrate, v. emigrar. 
 Eminent, a. eminente. 
 Emit, V. emitir. 
 Emotion, 5. conmocion, /. 
 Empale, v. empalar. 
 Emperor, 5. emperador, m. 
 Emphasize, v. acentuar. 
 Empire, 5. imperio: dominio, m. 
 Employ, V. emplear. 
 Employee, s. empleado, m. 
 Employer, s. patron, m. 
 Employment, s. empleo, m. 
 Emporium, 5. emporio, m. 
 Empower, v. autorizar. 
 Empress, x. emperatriz, /. 
 Emptiness, s. vacuidad, /. 
 Empty, a. vacuo — v. vaciar. 
 Emu, s. casoar, m. 
 Emulate, v. emular: rivalizar. 
 Emulsion, s. emulsion, /. 
 Enable, v. facilitar. 
 Enact, V. decretar. 
 Enamel, 5. esmalte, m. — v. 
 
 esmaltar. 
 Enamour, v. enamorar. 
 Enchant, v. encantar.
 
 Enclose i 
 
 Enclose, v. incluir: cercar. 
 Encore, ad. otra vez. 
 Encounter, s. encuentro, m. 
 Encourage, v. animar. 
 Encouraging, a. estimulante. 
 Eiicyclopaedla, s. enciclo- 
 
 pedia,/. 
 End, s. fin: conclusion, /. — v. 
 
 acabar. 
 Endanger, v. arriesgar. 
 Endear, v. encarecer. 
 Endeavour, s. esfucrzo, m. — v. 
 
 esforzarse. 
 Ending, s. terminacion, /. 
 Endive, 5. endibia: achicoria, /. 
 Endless, a. perpetuo. 
 Endorse, v. endosar. 
 Endow, V. dotar. 
 Endue, v. investir: dotar. 
 Endurable, a. soportable. 
 Endure, v. tolerar. 
 Enema, s. jeringa, /. 
 Enemy, s. enemigo, m. 
 Energetic, a. energico. 
 Energy, s. energia, /. 
 Enfeeble, v. debilitar. 
 Enforce, v. compeler. 
 Enfranchise, v. franquear. 
 Engage, v. empenar. 
 Engagement, $. empeno: con- 
 
 trato, m. 
 Engender, v. engendrar: pro- 
 
 ducir. 
 Engine, s. maquina: loco- 
 
 motora, /. 
 Engineer, s. ingeniero, ni. 
 Engrave, v. grabar. 
 Engraving, s. grabado, m. 
 Enhance, v. encarecer. 
 Enjoy, V. gozar. 
 Enlarge, v. engrandecer. 
 Enlargement, 5. ampliaci6n, /. 
 Enliven, v. animar. 
 Enmity, s. enemistad, /. 
 Enormity, s. enormidad, /. 
 Enough, a. suficiente — ad. 
 
 bastantemente. 
 Enrage, v. enfurecer: irritar. 
 Enrapture, v. encantar. 
 Enrich, v. enriquecer. 
 Enroll, V. registrar. 
 Ensign, s. pabellon, m. 
 Enslave, v. esclavizar. 
 Ensue, v. seguirse. 
 Entail, s. vinculo, m. 
 Entangle, v. enmaranar. 
 Enter, v. entrar. 
 Enterprise, s. empresa, /. 
 Entertain, v. entretener. 
 
 I 
 
 ) Establish 
 
 Entertainment, s. entreteni- 
 
 miento, m. 
 Enthrone, v. entronizar. 
 Enthusiasm, s. entusiasmo, m. 
 Enthusiastic, a. entusiastico. 
 Entice, v. seducir. 
 Enticement, s. seduci6n, /. 
 Entire, a. entero. 
 Entitle, v. intitular. 
 Entomologist, 5. entomologo, 
 
 m. 
 Entrance, s. entrada, /. 
 Entrap, v. entrampar. 
 Entreat, v. suplicar. 
 Entry, s. entrada, /. 
 Envelop, v. envolver. 
 Envelope, j. envoltura, /. 
 Enviable, a. envidiable. 
 Environs, x. alrededores, m. pi. 
 Envoy, 5. enviado, m. 
 Envy , J. envidia, m. — v. envidiar. 
 Epidemic, a. epidemico — s. 
 
 epidemia, /. 
 Epidermis, s. epidermis,/. 
 Epilepsy, s. epilepsia, /. 
 Epiphany, 5. epifania, /. 
 Episode, x. episodic, m. 
 Epistle, s. carta, /. 
 Epoch, s. epoca, /. 
 Epsom-salts, 5. sulfate de 
 
 magnesia, m. 
 Equal, a. imparcial — v. igualar. 
 Equalize, v. igualar. 
 Equanimity, 5. serenidad, /. 
 Equator, s. ecuador, m. 
 Era, X. epoca, /. 
 Eradicate, v. extirpar. 
 Erase, v. borrar. 
 Ere, ad. & prep, antes de: 
 
 antes que. 
 Erect, V. erigir. 
 Ermine, s. armifio, m. 
 Err, r. errar: desviarse. 
 Errand, s. recado, m. 
 Erratic, a. erratico. 
 Erratum, s. errata,/. 
 Erring, a. errado. 
 Erroneous, a. erroneo, /. 
 Eruption, 5. erupcion, /. 
 Escalop, 5. pechina, /. 
 Escape, s. escapada, /. — v. 
 
 evitar. 
 Escort, s. convoy, m. — v. es- 
 
 coltar. 
 Esplanade, s. esplanada, /. 
 Essence, s. esencia, /.: per- 
 fume, m. 
 Essential, a. esencial. 
 Establish, v. establecer.
 
 Estate I 
 
 Estate, s. estado, m. 
 Esteem, s. estima, /. — v. 
 apreciar. 
 
 Estimate, s. presupuesto, m. — 
 V. tasar. 
 
 Etching, 5. grabado. 
 
 Eternal, a. perpetuo. 
 
 Ether, s. ^ter, m. 
 
 Etiquette, 5. etiqueta, /. 
 
 Evacuate, v. evacuar. 
 
 Evacuation, 5. evacuacion, /. 
 
 Evade, v. eludir. 
 
 Evaporate, v. evaporar. 
 
 Evaporation, s. evaporaci6n, /, 
 
 Evasion, s. evasion, /. 
 
 Even, a. llano — v. allanar — ad. 
 aun. 
 
 Evening, s. tarde, /. 
 
 Evensong, s. visperas, /. pi. 
 
 Event, 5. evento, m. 
 
 Eventful, a. extraordinario. 
 
 Ever, ad. siempre. 
 
 Evergreen, s. siempreviva, /. 
 
 Everlasting, a. sempiterno. 
 
 Evermore, ad. siempre. 
 
 Every, a. cada uno 6 cada una 
 
 Everybody, s. todo el mundo, m 
 
 Everything, 5. todo, ni. 
 
 Everywhere, ad. en 6 por 
 todas partes. 
 
 Evict, V. deposeer. 
 
 Evidence, s. evidencia, /. 
 
 Evident, a. evidente. 
 
 Evil, s. mal, ni. — a. malo. 
 
 Ewe, s. oveja,/. 
 
 Exact, a. exacto: justo — v. 
 exigir. 
 
 Exaggerate, v. exagerar. 
 
 Examine, v. examinar. 
 
 Example, 5. ejemplo, m. 
 
 Exceed, v. exceder. 
 
 Exceedingly, ad. excesiva- 
 nrente. 
 
 Excel, 7.'. sobresalir. 
 
 Excellent, a. excelente. 
 
 Except, V. exceptuar — prep. 
 excepto. 
 
 Exception, s. excepci6n, /. 
 
 Excess, 5. exceso, nt. 
 
 Excessive, a. excesivo. 
 
 Exchange, v. cambiar — s. cam- 
 bio, m. 
 
 Excise, s. sisa, /. 
 
 Excite, V. excitar. 
 
 Exclaim, v. exclamar. 
 
 Exclude, V. excluir. 
 
 Excursion, s. excursi6n, /. 
 
 Excuse, V. excusar. 
 
 Execute, v. ejecutar. 
 
 3 Fabric 
 
 Exempt, V. exentar — a. exento. 
 
 Exercise, v. ejercitar — s. ejer- 
 
 cicio, m. 
 Exert, V. esforzar. 
 Exhaust, V. agotar: apurar. 
 Exhibit, V. exhibir. 
 Exhibition, s. exposici6n, /. 
 Exile, V. desterrar — 5. destier- 
 
 ro, m. 
 Exist, V. existir. 
 Exit, s. salida: partida, /. 
 Expand, v. extender. 
 Expect, V. aguardar: esperar. 
 Expel, V. expeler. 
 Expense, s. gasto: coste, m. 
 Expensive, a. costoso. 
 Experience, v. experimentar — 
 
 s. experiencia, /. 
 Expert, 5. perito, m. — a. perito. 
 Expiration, s. expiraci6n: 
 
 muerte, /. 
 Expire, v. expirar: morir. 
 Explain, v. explanar: explicar. 
 Explode, V. explotar. 
 Explore, v. explorar. 
 Export, V. exportar. 
 Expose, V. exponer: desen- 
 
 mascarar. 
 Exposure, s. revelaci6n, /. 
 Expound, V. exponer. 
 Express, v. expresar — s. ex- 
 
 preso, m. — a. expreso. 
 Expulsion, s. expulsidn, /. 
 Exquisite, a. exquisito. 
 Extend, v. extender. 
 Extent, s. grado, m.: exten- 
 
 si6n, /. 
 Exterior, 5. exterior, m. 
 Exterminate, v. exterminar. 
 External, a. externo. 
 Extinct, a. extinto. 
 Extinguish, v. apagar. 
 Extra, a. adicional. 
 Extraordinary, a. extraor- 
 dinario. 
 Extract, v. extraer. 
 Extravagant, a. extravagante. 
 Extremely, ad. sumamente. 
 Extricate, v. desembrollar. 
 Eye, s. ojo, m. 
 Eyebrow, s. ceja, /. 
 Eye-glasses, s. anteojos, m. pi. 
 Eyelash, s. pestafia, /. 
 Eyelid, s. parpado, m. 
 Eyesight, 5. vista, /. 
 
 Fable, s. fabula, /. 
 Fabric, s. fabrica, /.
 
 Facade 13 
 
 Faqade, 5. fachada, /. 
 Face, 5. cara, /.: rostro, m. 
 
 Clock face, cuadrante, m. 
 Face-cream, 5. crema para la 
 
 cara, /. 
 Facilitate, v. facilitar. 
 Fact, s. hecho, m.: realidad, /. 
 
 In fact, en efecto. 
 Factious, a. faccioso. 
 Factory, s. fabrica, /.: fac- 
 
 toria, /. 
 Fad, s. antojo, m. 
 Fade, v. decaer. 
 Faded, a. marchito. 
 Fail, V. f altar. 
 Failure, s. falta: bancarrota 
 
 (bankrupt), /. 
 Faint, v. desmayarse — a. lan- 
 
 guido. 
 Fainting, s. deliquio, m. 
 Fair, 5. feria, /. — a. bello: 
 
 claro: juste. 
 Fairplay, s. equidad, /. 
 Fairness, 5. justicia, /. 
 Fairy, s. duende, m. 
 Faith, s. {6, f. 
 Faithful, a. fiel. 
 Faithless, a. p^rfido. 
 Fall, 5. caida, /.: otono, m. — v. 
 
 caer. 
 Fall asleep, v. dormirse. 
 Fall down, v. prosternarse. 
 False, a. falso. 
 Falsehood, s. falsedad, /. 
 Fame, s. fama, /. 
 Famed, a. celebrado. 
 Familiar, a. intimo — 5. amigo 
 
 intimo (m). 
 Family, s. familia, /. 
 Famine, 5. carestia,/.: hambre, 
 
 7n. 
 Famish, v. hambrear. 
 Famous, a. famoso. 
 Fan, V. abanicar — s. abanico, nt. 
 Fanatic, a. fanatico. 
 Fancy, 5. gusto, m.: inclinacion, 
 
 /. — V. desear. 
 Fancy-dress, j. disfraz, m. 
 Fantastic, a. fantastico. 
 Far, a. remote: lejano — ad. 
 
 lejos. 
 Fare, s. viajere, m.: cemida, /. 
 Farm, s. finca: granja, /. 
 Farmer, s. agricultor, in. 
 Farmhouse, s. alqueria, /. 
 Farther, a. ulterior. 
 Farthest, a. ultimo. 
 Fascinating, a. agradable. 
 Fascination, s. fascinacion, /. 
 
 I Fern 
 
 Fashion, s. moda, /. 
 Fashionable, a. de moda. 
 Fast, a. rapido — v. ayunar. 
 Fasten, v. atar. 
 Fastidious, a. dificil. 
 Fat, s. grasa, /. — a. gordo: 
 
 grueso. 
 Fatal, a. fatal: funesto. 
 Fate, s. destine, m. 
 Father, s. padre, m. 
 Father-in-law, s. suegro, m. 
 Fatigue, v. fatigar — s. fatiga, jf. 
 Fatten, v. engordar. 
 Fault, s. falta: culpa, /. 
 Faultless, a. perfecto. 
 Favour, s. favor, nt. — v. favore- 
 
 cer. 
 Favourite, s. favorite, m. — a. 
 
 favorite. 
 Fear, s. temor, m. — v. tamer: 
 
 recelar. 
 Fearfully, ad. temerosamente. 
 Fearfulness, s. terribilidad, /. 
 Fearless, a. intrepido. 
 Feast, s. fiesta, /. — v. festejar. 
 Feat, s. hecho, m. 
 Feather, s. pluma, /. 
 Feathery, a. plumose: plumado. 
 Feature, s. facci6n, /. 
 February, s. febrero, m. 
 Federation, s. confederaci6n,/. 
 Fee, s. conducta, /. — v. pagar. 
 Feeble, a. debil. 
 Feed, s. cemida, /. — v. alimen- 
 
 tar. 
 Feel, 5. tacto, m. — v. palpar: 
 
 sentir. 
 Feeling, a. tierno — 5. tacto, m. 
 Feign, v. fingir, /. 
 Felicitate, v. felicitar. 
 I Felicity, 5. felicidad, /. 
 Feline, a. gatesco: feline. 
 Fell, a. cruel: ferez — s. cuero, 
 
 m. — V. cortar. 
 Fellow, 5. companero. 
 Fellowship, s. compania, /. 
 Felon, s. reo, m. 
 Felt, s. fieltro, m. 
 Female, s. hembra: mujer, /. 
 Fen, s. marjal, nt. 
 Fence, s. cerca: esgrima, /. — v, 
 
 cercar: esgrimir. 
 Fender, s. guardafuge, m. 
 Ferment, s. fermente, nt. — v. 
 
 fermentar. 
 Fermentation, 5. fermenta- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Fern, s. helecho, m.
 
 Ferocious i 
 
 Ferocious, a. feroz. 
 Ferocity, s. ferocidad, /. 
 Ferret, s. huron, m. 
 Ferrule, 5. virola, /. 
 Ferry, s. pasaje: barcaje, m. — v. 
 
 barquear. 
 Fertile, a. fertil. 
 Fertilize, v. fertilizar. 
 Fervour, s. fervor, m. 
 Festival, s. fiesta, /. 
 Festive, a. alegre. 
 Fetch, V. traer. 
 Fetlock, s. cerneja, /. 
 Fetters, s. grillos, ni. pi. 
 Feud, 5. feudo, m. 
 Fever, 5. fiebre: calentura, /. 
 Feverishness, s. calenturilla, /. 
 Few, a. poco. 
 Fibre, s. fibra, /. 
 Fickle, a. ligero. 
 Fictitious, a. ficticio. 
 Fidelity, s. fidelidad, /. 
 Fidget, s. contoneo, m. — v. 
 
 contonearse. 
 Field, s. campo, m. campana, /. 
 
 — V. tomar el campo (cricket). 
 Fieldfare, 5. zorzal, m. 
 Field-mouse, s. tur6n, m. 
 Fiend, s. demonio, m. 
 Fierce, a. feroz. 
 Fiery, a. ardiente. 
 Fifteen, a. quince. 
 Fifty, a. cincuenta. 
 Fig, 5. higo, m. 
 
 Fight, s. combate, m. — v. pelear. 
 Figure, s. figura: hechura, /. 
 File, s. fila: lima, /. — v. limar: 
 
 enfilar. 
 Fill, X. hartura, /. — v. Uenar. 
 Film, s. pelicula: membrana, /. 
 Filter, s. filtro: colador, m. — v. 
 
 filtrar. 
 Filth, 5. basura, /. 
 Fin, X. aleta, /. 
 Final, a. final: ultimo. 
 Finch, s. pinzon, m. 
 Find, s. hallazgo, m. — v. hallar. 
 Fine, a. fino: puro: astuto — s. 
 
 multa, /. — V. afinar. 
 Finery, s. adorno, m. 
 Finger, s. dedo, ni. — v. mano- 
 
 sear. 
 Finish, v. acabar — s. acaba- 
 
 miento. 
 Fir, 5. abeto, m. 
 Fire, x. fuego, m.: ardor, m. 
 Fire-brigade, s. bomberos, 
 
 m. pi. 
 
 32 Flood 
 
 Fire-engine, 5. bomba de in- 
 
 cendios, /. 
 Fire-escape, 5. aparato de 
 
 salvaniento, m. 
 Firefly, s. luciernaga, /. 
 Fireguard, x. guardafuegos, m. 
 Fireman, x. bombero, m. 
 Fireplace, x. hogar, m. 
 Fire-screen, x. guardafuego, m. 
 Firewood, x. lefifa, /. 
 Firm, a. s61ido — x. casa de 
 
 comercio, /. 
 First, a. primero. 
 Firstly, ad. primeramente. 
 Fish, X. pescado, m. — v. pescar. 
 Fishing, x. pesca, /. 
 Fishing-boat, x. barcalonga, /. 
 Fishing-line, x. sedal, m. 
 Fishing-rod, x. cana de pes- 
 car, /. 
 Fishmarket, x. pescaderia, /. 
 Fist, X. puno, m. 
 Fit, X. paroxismo: ajuste, m. — v. 
 
 ajustar. 
 Fitful, a. caprichoso. 
 Five, a. cinco. 
 Fix, X. enredo, m. — v. fijar. 
 Fixed, a. fijo. 
 Flabby, a. flojo. 
 Flag, X. bandera, /.: pabellon, 
 
 m.: espadafia, /. 
 Flagon, X. frasco, m.: botella, /. 
 Flagrant, a. flagrante. 
 Flake, x. lamina, /. 
 Flame, x. Uamarada: pasi6n, /. 
 Flannel, x. flanela, /. 
 Flash, X. relampago, m. — v. 
 
 relampaguear. 
 Flashlight, x. destello, m. 
 Flask, X. frasco, m. 
 Flat, a. llano: insipido — x. piso: 
 
 bemol: tonto, m. 
 Flatten, v. allanar. 
 Flatter, v. adular. 
 Flattery, x. adulaci6n, /. 
 Flavour, x. sabor, m. — v. 
 
 sazonar. 
 Flax, X. lino, m. 
 Flea, X. pulga, /. 
 Flee, V. huir. 
 Flesh, X. came, /. 
 Flight, X. vuelo, m.: huida, /. 
 Fling, V. arrojar: lanzar. 
 Flirt, ^;. coquetear — x. coqueta,/. 
 Float, V. flotar. 
 Flock, X. rebafio, m.'. manada,/. 
 Flood, X. diluvio, m. — v. inun- 
 
 dar.
 
 Floor I 
 
 Floor, s. suelo, m.: piso (storey), 
 
 m. 
 Florid, a. florido. 
 Florist, s. florista, /. 
 Flour, s. harina, /. 
 Flourish, v. florecer. 
 Flow, V. fluir: endear. 
 Flower, s. flor, /. 
 Fluent, a. afluente. 
 Fly, 5. mosca, /. 
 Fly, V. volar. 
 Foam, s. espuma, /. 
 Fog, X. niebla, /.: bruma, /. 
 Fold, V. plegar: cruzar (arms). 
 Foliage, s. foliage, m. 
 Follow, V. seguir. 
 Follower, s. segvudor: dis- 
 
 cipulo, ni. 
 Folly, s. locura, /. 
 Fond, a. afectuoso. 
 Fondle, v. mimar. 
 Font, s. pila bautismal, /. 
 Food, s. alimento, m.: comida,/. 
 Fool, s. bobo: tonto, m. — v. 
 
 embromar. 
 Foolhardy, a. temerario. 
 Foot, s. pie, m. 
 Football, s. balon (ball), m.: 
 
 futb61 (game), m. 
 Footman, s. lacayo, m. 
 Footpath, /. senda, /. 
 For, prep, a causa de: a pesar de: 
 
 para — c. para que: per cuanto: 
 
 porque. 
 Forbear, v. abstenerse. 
 Forbearance, x. paciencia, /. 
 Forbid, v. vedar. 
 Forbidding, a. repugnante. 
 Force, s. fuerza, /. — v. forzar. 
 Forcible, a. prevaleciente. 
 Ford, s. vado, m. — v. vadear. 
 Fore, a. anterior — ad. delante. 
 Forearm, s. antebrazo, m. 
 Forecast, s. pronosticacion, /. 
 
 — V. conjeturar. 
 Forefinger, s. dedp indice, m. 
 Forego, v. renunciar a. 
 Forehead, s. frente, /. 
 Foreigner, s. extranjero: foras- 
 
 tero, m. 
 Forest, s. bosque, nt. 
 Forfeit, s. multa, /. — v. perder. 
 Forge, s. fragua, /. — v. forjar. 
 Forgery, s. falsificaci6n, /. 
 Forget, V. olvidar. 
 Forget-me-not, s. vellosilla,/. 
 Forgive, v. perdonar. 
 Fork, 5. horca, /.: tenedor, m. 
 Forlorn, a. desamparado. 
 
 33 Fresh 
 
 Form, s. forma: formula,/. — v. 
 formar, ^. 
 
 Formation, s. formacion, /. 
 
 Former, a. anterior. 
 
 Formulate, v. formular. 
 
 Forsake, v. abandonar. 
 
 Forsooth, ad. ciertamente. 
 
 Fort, s. fortaleza, /.: castillo, m. 
 
 Forth, ad. & pr. fuera. 
 
 Forthcoming, a. vcnidero. 
 
 Fortification, x. fortificacion,/. 
 
 Fortify, v. fortificar. 
 
 Fortnight, s. quincena, /. 
 
 Fortress, s. fortaleza,/.: Castil- 
 lo, m. 
 
 Fortunate, a. afortunado. 
 
 Fortune, x. hacienda,/.: dote, m. 
 
 Forty, a. cuarenta. 
 
 Forward, a. presumido: pronto 
 — ad. adelante — v. avanzar. 
 
 Foul, a. sucio — v. ensuciar. 
 
 Found, a. hallado — v. fundar. 
 
 Foundation, x. fundacion, /. 
 
 Foundling, x. nino exposito, m. 
 
 Fountain, x. fuente, /. 
 
 Four, a. cuatro. 
 
 Fourteen, a. catorce. 
 
 Fowl, X. ave: pajaro, m. 
 
 Fox, X. zorro, m. 
 
 Fox-glove, s. digital, /. 
 
 Fox-terrier, s. zorrero, m. 
 
 Fraction, x. fraccion, /. 
 
 Fracture, s. fractura, /. — v. 
 fracturar. 
 
 Fragile, a. fragil. 
 
 Fragment, x. fragmento, m. 
 
 Fragrance, x. fragrancia, /. 
 
 Frail, a. fragil. — x. espuerta, /. 
 
 Frame, x. cuerpo: marco, m. 
 
 Frank, a. franco — v. franquear. 
 
 Frankness, x. franqueza, /. 
 
 Frantic, a. frenetico. 
 
 Fraternity, x. fraternidad, /. 
 
 Fraud, x. fraude, m. 
 
 Fray, x. disputa: querella, /. 
 
 Freak, x. capricho, m. 
 
 Freckle, s. peca, /. 
 
 Free, a. Libre: gratuito — v. 
 libertar. 
 
 Freedom, s. libertad, /. 
 
 Freemason, x. francmas6n, m. 
 
 Freeze, v. congelar. 
 
 Freight, x. carga, /.: flete, m. 
 
 French, a. f ranees — s. la lengua 
 francesa, /. 
 
 Frenzy, x. frenesi, /. 
 
 Frequent, a. frecuente. 
 
 Fresh, a. fresco: nuevo.
 
 Freshness 
 Freshness, s. frescura, /. 
 Fretful, a. mohino. 
 Fretwork, s. calados, m. 
 Friar, s. fraile, wi. 
 Friction, s. friccion: frotaci6n,/. 
 Friday, s. viernes, m. 
 Friend, s. amigo, m. 
 Friendless, a. desamparado. 
 Friendly, a. amigable. 
 Frieze, 5. frisa, /.: friso, m. 
 Fright, s. espanto, m. 
 Frightful, a. horrible. 
 Frigid, a. frigido: frio. 
 Frill, 5. vuelo, m. 
 Fringe, s. franja, /. 
 Frisk, s. gambeta,/. — v. brincar. 
 Fritter, s. fritilla, /. 
 Frivolity, 5. frivolidad, /. 
 Fro, ad. atras. 
 Frock, s. sayo, m. 
 Frog, 5. rana: borla, /. 
 Frolic, s. calaverada, /. — v. 
 
 juguetear. 
 From, pr. de: desde: despu6s. 
 Frond, s. hoja, /. 
 Front, a. delantero — 5. f rente, m. 
 Frontier, s. frontera, /. 
 Frost, s. helada, /. 
 Frosty, a. frio. 
 Froth, s. espuma, /. 
 Frown, s. ceho, m. — v. fruncir 
 
 el ceno. 
 Frowning, a. cenudo. 
 Frozen, a. helado. 
 Frugal, a. econ6mico. 
 Fruit, 5. fruto, m.: fruta,/. 
 Fruiterer, s. frutero, m. 
 Fruitful, a. prolifico. 
 Frustrate, v. frustrar. 
 Fry, s. fritada, /. — v. freir. 
 Frying-pan, s. sart^n, m. 
 Fuel, 5. combustible: pabulo, m. 
 Fugitive, a. fugitivo. 
 Fulfil, V. cumplir. 
 Full, a. lleno — ad. completa- 
 
 mente. 
 Fuller's earth, s. tierra de 
 
 batan, /. 
 Fulsome, a. excesivo. 
 Fumble, v. tartamudear. 
 Fumigate, v. sahumar. 
 Fun, s. chanza: burla, /. 
 Function, s. funci6n, /. 
 Fund, s. fondo: caudal, m. 
 Funeral, s. entierro, m. 
 Fungus, s. hongo, m. 
 Funnel, s. tubo, m. 
 Funny, a. c6mico. 
 Fur, s. piel: incrustaci6n, /. 
 
 34 Garnish 
 
 Furious, a. furioso. 
 Furnace, s. homo, m. 
 Furnish, v. amueblar. 
 Furniture, s. muebles, /. pl. 
 Furrier, s. pelatero, m. 
 Further, a. ulterior: otro — ad. 
 
 mas lejos — v. adelantar. 
 Furthest, a. lo mas lejos. 
 Fury, s. furia: ira, /. 
 Fuse, s. mecha: espoleta grad- 
 
 uada, /. 
 Fuss, s. barullo, m. 
 Futile, a. frivolo. 
 Future, 5. porvenir, m. — a. 
 
 future. 
 
 G 
 
 Gabble, v. charlar. 
 
 Gable, s. caballete, m. 
 
 Gadfly, s. tabano, m. 
 
 Gag, V. amordazar — s. mor- 
 
 daza, /. 
 Gage, V. empenar — s. cauci6n,/. 
 Gaiety, s. alegria,/. 
 Gain, v. ganar: alcanzar — s. 
 
 ganancia, /. 
 Galantine, s. galantina, /. 
 Gallant, a. galan. 
 .Gallantry, 5. galanteria, /. 
 ' Gallery, j. corredor, m.: galeria, 
 
 Gallop, s. carrera,/. — v. galopar. 
 Gamble, j^. jugar. 
 Gambler, s. tahur, m. 
 Gamboge, s. gutagamba, /. 
 Gambol, s. caracoleo, m. — v. 
 
 caracolear. 
 Game, s. juego, m.: caza, /. 
 Gamekeeper, s. guardabosque, 
 
 ni. 
 Gaming-house, 5. garito, m. 
 Gammon, s. jam6n, m. 
 Gander, 5. ganso, m. 
 Gang, s. cuadrilla, /. 
 Gangway, s. pasamanos, m. 
 Gaol, s. carcel, yn. 
 Gap, s. boquete: intervale, m. 
 Gape, V. entreabriser. 
 Garb, s. vestido, m. 
 Garbage, s. basura, /. 
 Garden, s. jardin: huerto, m. 
 Gardener, 5. jardinero, m. 
 Gargle, 5. gargara, /. — v. 
 
 gargarizar. 
 Garland, s. guirnalda, /. 
 Garlic, s. ajo, m. 
 Garment, s. vestido, m. 
 Garnet, s. granate, m. 
 Garnish, v. guarnecer.
 
 Garret i 
 
 Garret, s. desvan, m. 
 Garrison, 5. guarnicion, /. 
 Garter, s. jarretera, /.: cenojil, 
 
 m. 
 Gas, s. gas, m. 
 Gash, 5. cuchillada, /. 
 Gasp, V. boquear. 
 Gastric, a. gastrico. 
 Gate, s. puerta, /. 
 Gather, x. absceso, m. — v. re- 
 
 coger (pick flowers, etc.): 
 
 infer: reunir. 
 Gay, a. alegre: vivo. 
 Gaze, V. mirar. 
 Gazelle, 5. gacela, /. 
 Gazette, 5. gaceta, /. 
 Gear, s. aparejo, m. — v. en- 
 
 jaezar. 
 Gelatine, x. gelatina, /. 
 Gem, s. joya: alhaja, /. 
 Gender, s. genero, m. 
 General, a. general — s. general, 
 
 in.: generala, /. 
 Generate, v. engendrar. 
 Generosity, s. generosidad, /. 
 Genial, a. alegre. 
 Genius, s. genio, m. 
 Genteel, a. gentil. 
 Gentle, a. suave. 
 Gentleman, s. caballero, m. 
 Gentlewoman, s. sefiora, /. 
 Genuine, a. genuine. 
 Geography, x. geografia, /. 
 Geologist, X. geologo, m. 
 Geometry, x. geometria, /. 
 Geranium, x. geranio, m. 
 Germ, x. germen, tn. 
 Gestation, x. prenez, /. 
 Gesticulate, v. gesticular. 
 Get, zi. ganar: conseguir: llegar. 
 
 Get angry, enojarse. 
 
 Get dark, obscurecerse. 
 
 Get down, bajar. 
 
 Get into, penetrar. 
 
 Get off, desprender. 
 
 Get on, progresar: adelantar. 
 
 Get out, salir. 
 
 Get rid of, librarse de. 
 
 Get up, levantarse. 
 Geyser, x. geiser, m. 
 Ghastly, a. palido. 
 Gherkin, x. cohombrillo, m. 
 Ghost, X. espectro, m. 
 Giant, x. gigante, m.: giganta, 
 
 /.—a. giganteo. 
 Giddiness, x. vertigo, m. 
 Gift, X. don, m. 
 Gigantic, a. gigantesco. 
 Gild, V. dorar. 
 
 35 Grammar 
 
 Gills, X. agallas, /. pi. 
 
 Gin, X. ginebra, /. 
 
 Ginger, x. jengibre, m. 
 
 Gipsy, X. gitano, m.: gitana, /. 
 
 Girl, X. muchacha: nina, /. 
 
 Give, V. dar: donar. 
 
 Glad, a. alegre: contento. 
 
 Gladness, s. alegria, /. 
 
 Glance, x. ojeada, /. — v. ojear. 
 
 Glaring, a. deslumbrante. 
 
 Glass, X. vidrio, m.: vaso 
 (article), m. 
 
 Gleam, x. riele, m.: rayo, m. 
 
 Glitter, v. brillar. 
 
 Globe, X. globo, m. 
 
 Gloom, X. obscuridad: tristeza,/. 
 
 Gloomy, a. tenebroso: sombrio. 
 
 Glorious, a. glorioso. 
 
 Glory, X. gloria: honra, /. 
 
 Glove, X. guante, m. 
 
 Glow, X. brillo, m. — v. brillar. 
 
 Glue, X. cola, /. 
 
 Gnat, X. cinife, m. 
 
 Go, V. ir: andar. 
 
 Goal, X. objeto, m.: tanto (foot- 
 ball), m. 
 
 Goal-post, X. meta, /, 
 
 Goat, X. cabra, /. 
 
 God, X. Dios, 7M. 
 
 Godfather, x. padrino, m. 
 
 Godmother, x. madrina, /. 
 
 Goggles, X. anteojeras, /. pi. 
 
 Gold, X. oro, m. 
 
 Golden, a. de oro. 
 
 Golf, X. golf: golfo, m. 
 
 Good, a. bueno. 
 
 Good-bye, interj. adios. 
 
 Good -morning, interj. buenos 
 dias. 
 
 Goose, X. ganso, m. 
 
 Gooseberry, x. grosella, /. 
 
 Gorge, X. garganta, /.: des- 
 filadero, m. — v. saciar. 
 
 Gorgeous, a. esplendido. 
 
 Gorilla, x. gorila, m. 
 
 Gormandize, v. glotenear. 
 
 Gorse, x. genista, /. 
 
 Gospel, X. evangelio, m. 
 
 Gossip, X. compadre, m. 
 
 Gout, X. gota, /. 
 
 Govern, v. gobemar. 
 
 Government, x. gobiemo, tn. 
 
 Governor, x. gobemador, m. 
 
 Gown, X. talar, m.: bata, /. 
 
 Grab, v. asir: agarrar. 
 
 Grace, x. gracia: alteza, /. 
 
 Graceful, a. gracioso. 
 
 Grain, x. grano, rn. 
 
 Grammar, x. gramatica, /.
 
 Granary i 
 
 Granary, s. granero: h6rreo, tn. 
 Grand, a. grande. 
 Grandchild, x. nieto, m. 
 Grandfather, x. abuelo, m. 
 Grandmother, x. abuela, /. 
 Granite, s. granito, m. 
 Grant, x. don, m. — v. conceder. 
 Grape, x. uva, /. 
 Graphite, x. grafito, m. 
 Grapple, v. agarrar: luchar. 
 Grasp, V. empunar. 
 Grasping, a. avaro. 
 Grass, x. yerba: verdura, /. 
 Grasshopper, x. cigarron, m. 
 Grate, x. reja, /. 
 Grateful, a. grato. 
 Gratification, x. gratificacion. 
 Gratitude, x. gratitud, /. 
 Gratuitous, a. gratuito. 
 Grave, a. serio — s. sepultura: 
 
 tumba, /. 
 Gravel, x. casquijo, m. 
 Graveyard, x. cementerio, m. 
 Gravy, x. salsa, /. 
 Gray, a. gris: pardo. 
 Grayheaded, a. canoso. 
 Graze, v. pastorear. 
 Grease, x. grasa, /. 
 Greasy, a. grasiento. 
 Great, a. gran: grande. 
 Greed, x. voracidad: avidez, /. 
 Greedy, a. voraz. 
 Green, a. verde — s. verde, m.: 
 
 Gasped, m. 
 Greenfinch, x. verderol, m. 
 Greengage, x.ciruelavcrdal /. 
 Greengrocer, x. verdulero, ;/z. 
 Greet, v. saludar. 
 Grey, a. gris: pardo. 
 Greyhound, s. galgo, m. 
 Grief, j. pesar, m.: dolor, m. 
 Grievance, x. agravio, m. 
 Grieve, v. agraviar. 
 Grill, V. asar en parrillas. 
 Grim, a. horrendo. 
 Grimace, x. visaje, m. 
 Grime, x. mugre, /. 
 Grin, x. mueca, /. — v. sonreir 
 
 burlonamente. 
 Grind, v. moler. 
 Grindstone, x. amoladera, /. 
 Grit, X. cascajo, m. 
 Gritty, a. arenoso. 
 Grocer, x. especiero, m. 
 Grocery, s. espcccria, /. 
 Grope, V. tentar. 
 Gross, a. grosero (coarse) — s. 
 
 gruesa (144), /. 
 
 36 Hand 
 
 Ground, x. tierra, /.: suelo, m. 
 
 — V. encallar. 
 
 Group, X. grupo, m. 
 
 Grove, x. boscaje, m. 
 
 Grow, V. crecer. 
 
 Growl, V. reganar. 
 
 Grumble, v. grunir. 
 
 Guarantee, v. afianzar: garan- 
 tir — X. fianza, /. 
 
 Guard, x. guardia, /.: con- 
 ductor, tn. — V. guardar. 
 
 Guess, X. conjetura, /. — v. con- 
 jeturar. 
 
 Guest, X. huesped, m. 
 
 Guidance, x. gobierno, m.: 
 direccion, /. 
 
 Guide, V. dirigir: guiar — x. 
 guia, m. 
 
 Guide-book, x. guiade viajes,/. 
 
 Guilt, X. culpa: culpabilidad, /. 
 
 Guilty, a. culpable: reo. 
 
 Guitar, x. guitarra, /. 
 
 Gulf, X. golfo, m. 
 
 Gun, X. escopeta, /.: fusil, m. 
 
 Gust, X. rafaga, /. 
 
 Gutter, s. gotera, /.: arroyo, tn. 
 
 Haberdasher, x. mercero, tn. 
 Habit, X. habito: vestido, tn. 
 Haddock, x. merluza, /. 
 Haggard, a. hurano. 
 Hail, inter j. salve — x. granizo, 
 
 tn. — V. granizar: saludar. 
 Hailstone, x. piedra de granizo, 
 
 Hair, x. cabello: pelo, tn. 
 Hairbrush, x. bruza, /. 
 Hairdresser, x. peluquero, tn. 
 Hairpin, x. horquilla, /. 
 Hale, a. sano: vigoroso. 
 Half, a. medio: semi — ad. a 
 
 mitad — x. mitad, /. 
 Halibut, X. platija, /. 
 Hall, X. vestibule: colegio, tn. 
 Hallucination, X. alucinacion,/. 
 Halo, X. halo, tn. 
 Halt, a. cojo — x. alto, tn. — v. 
 
 cojear. 
 Halve, V. partir en dos mitades. 
 Ham, X. jamon, tn. 
 Hammer, x. martill6n, tn. — v. 
 
 martillar. 
 Hammock, x. hamaca, /. 
 Hamper, 5. cesto: canasto, m. 
 
 — V. estorbar. 
 Hand, x. mano, /.: palmo, tn. — 
 
 V. aferrar.
 
 HandbiH 
 Handbill, s. cartel, m. 
 Handbook, 5. manual, m. 
 Handful, s. manojo: punado, tn. 
 Handkerchief, s. panuelo, m. 
 Handle, s. mango: puno, m. — v. 
 
 manejar. 
 Handrail, 5. guardalado, m. 
 Handsome, a. belle: hermoso. 
 Handwriting, s. escritura, /. 
 Handy, a. comodo: diestro. 
 Hang, V. colgar: suspender. 
 Hanging, s. colgadura, /. 
 Haphazard, s. suerte: acci- 
 
 dente, m. 
 Happen, v. acaecer. 
 Happily, ad. felizmente. 
 Happiness, X. felicidad: dicha,/. 
 Happy, a. feliz. 
 Harangue, i. arenga, /. — v. 
 
 arengar. 
 Harass, v. molestar. 
 Harbour, s. puerto: asilo, m. — 
 
 V. abrigar. 
 Hard, a. dure: rigido: dificil 
 
 severe. 
 Harden, v. endurecer: endure- 
 
 cerse. 
 Hardened, a. inveterado. 
 Hard -hearted, a. inhumano 
 Hardly, ad. apenas. 
 Hardship, s. injuria, /. 
 Hardware, s. quincalleria, /• 
 Hardy, a. osado: robusto. 
 Hare, 5. liebre, m. 
 Harebell, s. campanilla, /. 
 Haricot, x. judia, /. 
 Harlequin, s. arlequin, m. 
 Harm, s. mal: dano, m. — v. 
 
 dariar. 
 Harmful, a. danoso. 
 Harmless, a. inocente. 
 Harsh, a. aspero. 
 Harvest, 5. cosecha: siega, /. — 
 
 t'. cosechar: segar. 
 Harvester, s. cosechero, m. 
 Hash, s. jigote, m.—v. picar. 
 Haste, s. precipitacion, /. 
 Hasten, v. acelerar: apresurarse. 
 Hastily, ad. precipitadamente. 
 Hasty, a. apresurado. 
 Hat, s. sombrero, m. 
 Hatch, t;. criar polios. 
 Hatchet, x. destral, m. 
 Hate, x. odio, m. — v. odiar. 
 Hateful, a. aborrecible: odioso. 
 Hatred, x. odio, m. 
 Hatter, x. sombrerero, m. 
 Haughty, a. orguUoso. 
 
 137 Her 
 
 Haul, V. tirar. 
 Haulage, 5. arrastre, trt. 
 Haunch, x. anca, /. 
 Haunt, x. guarida,/. — v. rondar. 
 Have, V. haber: tener: poseer. 
 Havoc, X. devastaci6n, /. 
 Hawker, x. buhonero, m. 
 Hawthorn, x. espino, m. 
 Hay, X. heno, m. 
 Haystack, x. almiar, m. 
 Hazard, x. acaso, m. 
 Haze, X. brumaz6n, m.: niebla,/. 
 Hazel, X. avellano, m. 
 Hazy, a. brumoso. 
 He, pron. €[. 
 
 Head, x. cabeza, /.: jefe. m. 
 Headache, X. dolorde cabeza, m. 
 Headlong, a. precipitado. 
 Headquarters, x. cuartel 
 
 general, m. pi. 
 Headstone, x. piedra funda- 
 mental, /. 
 
 Headstrong, a. cabezudo. 
 
 Heal, V. curar. 
 
 Healing, a. curativo. 
 
 Health, s. salud, /. 
 
 Healthy, a. salubre. 
 
 Heap, X. pila, f.—v. aoumular. 
 
 Hear, v. oir. 
 
 Hearing, x. oido, m. 
 
 Hearsay, x. rumor, m. 
 
 Hearse, x. carro fiinebre, m. 
 
 Heart, x. corazon, m.: copas (in 
 card playing), m. pi. 
 
 Hearth, x. hogar, m. 
 
 Heat, V. calentar: encender — s. 
 calor, m. 
 
 Heath, x. brezal, m. 
 
 Heather, x. brezo, m. 
 
 Heating, x. calefaccion, /. 
 
 Heave, v. alzar. 
 
 Heaven, x, cielo, m.: firmamen- 
 
 to, m. 
 Heavy, a. pesado. 
 Hedge, x. seto, m. 
 Hedgehog, x. erizo, m. 
 Heel, X. talon: tac6n, m. 
 Height, X. altura: estatura, /. 
 Heir, x. heredero, m. 
 Hell, X. infierno, m. 
 Helmet, x. casco: yelmo, m. 
 Help, V. ayndar: asistir — s, 
 
 ayuda: asistencia, /. 
 Helpful, a. util: servicial. 
 Helpless, a. desemparado. 
 Hen, X. gallina, /. , 
 
 Her, pron. su: ella: de ella: a ella.
 
 Herb 
 Herb, s. hierba, /. 
 Herd, 5. manada, /.: hato, m. 
 Here, adv. aca: aqui: por aqui. 
 Hereafter, adv. en lo future. 
 Hereby, adv. por la presente. 
 Herein, adv. incluso. 
 HerOj 5. h^roe, 771. 
 Heroine, s. heroina,/. 
 Herring, s. arenque, m. 
 Hers, pron. suya: suyo: de ella: 
 
 el suyo: la suya: los suyos: 
 
 las suyas. 
 Hesitate, v. dudar: titubear. 
 Hide, 5. cuero, m. — v. ascender. 
 Hideous, a. espantoso: hor- 
 
 rendo. 
 High, a. alto: elevado: pasado 
 
 (tainted food). 
 Hill, s. collado, m. 
 Hinder, v. estorbar: impedir. 
 Hindrance, s. impedimento, m. 
 Hinge, s. gozne, m. 
 Hint, X sugestion,/. — v. sugerir. 
 Hip, s. cadera, /. 
 Hire, v. alquilar.5. alquiler, m. 
 Hiss, V. chiflar: silbar — s. 
 
 rechifla, /. 
 Hit, s. golpe: alcance, m. — v. 
 
 acertar: lograr. 
 Hitch, s. gancho, m. — v. en- 
 
 ganchar: amarrar. 
 Hither, a. citerior — ad. aca: 
 
 aqui: por aqui. 
 Hitherto, ad. hasta ahora. 
 Hive, 5. colmena, /. — f. en- 
 jam brar. 
 Hoard, s. tesoro, m. — v. amon- 
 
 tonar. 
 Hoarse, a. ronco. 
 Hoax, s. petardo, m. — v. burlar. 
 Hob, s. antehogar, m. 
 Hobble, V. manear. 
 Hog, s. cerdo: puerco, m. 
 Hoist, V. alzar: enarbolar. 
 Hold, V. contener: tener — s. 
 
 bodega: custodia, /. 
 Hole, 5. agujero, m. 
 Holiday, 5. feria, /. 
 Holidays, J. vacaciones,/.^/. 
 Hollow, a. vacio: falso — s. cavi- 
 
 dad, /. — V. excavar, /. 
 Holly, 5. acebo, m. 
 Hollyhock, j. malva hor- 
 
 tense, /. 
 Holy, a. santo: bendito. 
 Holy -week, x. semana santa, /. 
 Homage, s. homenaje, m. 
 Home, X. casa, /.: domicilio, m. 
 Home-made, a. dom^stico. 
 
 38 Housemaid 
 
 Homely, a. casero. 
 Homesickness, s. nostalgia,/. 
 Honest, a. honesto: honrado. 
 Honesty, s. honestidad, /. 
 Honey, 5. miel, m. 
 Honeymoon, s. luna de miel,/. 
 Honeysuckle, s. madreselva, /. 
 Honorary, a. honorario. 
 Honour, 5. honra, /.: honor, m. 
 
 — V. honrar. 
 Hood, s. caperuza, /. 
 Hoof, s. casco, m.: pezuna, /. 
 Hook, s. garfio: gancho, m. — v. 
 
 abrochar. 
 Hoop, 5. arc: cerco, m. — v. 
 
 poner arcos. 
 Hooping-cough, s. coque- 
 
 luche, m. 
 Hoot, X. grita, /. — v. gritar. 
 Hop, s. brinco: liipulo, m. — v. 
 
 saltar. 
 Hope, s. esperanza: espera,/. — 
 
 v. esperar. 
 Hopeful, a. esperanzado. 
 Hopeless, a. desesperado. 
 Horde, s. horda, /. 
 Horizon, s. horizonte, m. 
 Horn, s. cuerno, m.: asta, /. 
 Hornet, s. avisp6n, m. 
 Hornpipe, s. gaita, /. 
 Horrid, a. horrible. 
 Horrify, v. horrorizar. 
 Horror, 5. horror, m. 
 Horse, 5. caballo: enjugador, m. 
 Horse-chestnut, s. castafio de 
 
 Indias, m. 
 Hose, s. calzas medias,/. pi. 
 Hosier, s. mediero, m. 
 Hospital, s. hospital: hospicio, 
 
 m. 
 Host, s. hostia, /. 
 Hostelry, s. posada: hosteria,/. 
 Hostess, s. posadera, /. 
 Hot, a. calido: caliente. 
 Hotel, s. posada, /. 
 Hot-house, X. invernadero, m. 
 Hound, s. galgo: perro, m. — v. 
 
 perseguir. 
 Hour, X. hora, /. 
 Hourly, ad. a cada hora. 
 House, X. casa, /.: menaje, m. — 
 
 V. albergar. 
 Household, 5. casa, /. 
 Housekeeper, s. ama de Haves, 
 
 Housekeeping, s. gobierno 
 
 domestico, m. 
 Housemaid, x. criada de casa,/. 
 
 I
 
 How ] 
 
 How, adv. como: cuanto: cuan. 
 
 How do you do ? ^ como 
 esta V ? 
 However, ad. como quiera que 
 
 sea. 
 Howl, V. aullar. 
 Huddle, V. atropellarse. 
 Hue, s. color: matiz, ni. 
 Hug, 5. abrazo, m. — v. abrazar: 
 
 acariciar. 
 Huge, a. vasto: immense. 
 Hulk, 5. armatoste, m. 
 Hull, 5. cascara: silicua, /. — V. 
 
 descascarar. 
 Human, a. humane. 
 Humble, a. humilde — v. 
 
 humillar. 
 Humid, a. hiimedo. 
 Humiliate, v. humillar. 
 Humility, s. humildad, /. 
 Humorous, a. comico. 
 Humiour, s. humor, m. — v. 
 
 complacer. 
 Hump, s. joroba, /. 
 Hundred, a. ciento — s. ciento, 
 
 m. 
 Hunger, s. hambre, m. — v. 
 
 hambrear. 
 Hungrily, ad. avidamente. 
 Hunt, 5. caza, /. — v. cazar. 
 Hunter, s. cazador, m. 
 Hurry, v. apresurar. 
 Hurt, s. daiio: mal, m. — v. danar. 
 Husband, s. marido, m, 
 Husky, a. ronco: aspero. 
 Hussar, 5. hiisar, m. 
 Hustle, V. escaramuzar. 
 Hut, s. cabaiia: barraca, /. 
 Hyacinth, j. jacinto, m. 
 Hybrid, a. hibrido. 
 Hydrogen, s. hidrogeno, m. 
 Hydrostatics, 5. hidrostatica, /. 
 
 pi. 
 Hyena, s. hiena, /. 
 Hygiene, s. higiene, m. 
 Hymn, s. himno, m. 
 
 I, pron. yo. 
 
 Ice, 5. hielo, m. 
 
 Iceberg, 5. banco de hielo, m. 
 
 Ice-cream, s. helado, m. 
 
 Idea, 5. idea, /. 
 
 Ideal, s. ideal, m. — a. ideal. 
 
 Identical, a. identico. 
 
 Identify, t;. identificar. 
 
 Idiot, s. idiota, /. 
 
 Idiotic, a. absurdo. 
 
 Idle, a. ocioso — v. holgazan. 
 
 39 In 
 
 Idleness, s. ociosidad, /. 
 If, conj. si. 
 
 Ignorance, s. ignorancia, /. 
 Ignorant, a. ignorante. 
 Ill, s. mal, m. — a. male: doliente. 
 Illigitimate, a. ilegitimo. 
 Illiterate, a. ilitcrato: ignorante. 
 Illness, s. enfermedad, /. 
 Illuminate, v. iluminar. 
 Illumination, s. iluminacion,/. 
 Illusion, s. ilusion, /. 
 Illustrate, v. ilustrar. 
 Image, 5. imagen, /. 
 Imagination, s. imaginaci6n,/. 
 Imagine, v. imaginar. 
 Imbecile, a. imbecil. 
 Imitate, v. imitar. 
 Imitation, s. imitacion, /. 
 Immediately, ad. inmediata- 
 
 mente. 
 Immense, a. inmenso. 
 Immigrate, v. inmigrar. 
 Imminent, a. inminente. 
 Impatient, a. impaciente. 
 Impede, v. impedir. 
 Impel, V. incitar. 
 Imperfection, s. imperfec- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Imperial, a. imperial. 
 Imperil, v. arriesgar. 
 Imperishable, a. indestruct- 
 ible. 
 Impertinence, s. impertinen- 
 
 cia, /. 
 Impertinent, a. insolente. 
 Impetuous, a. impetuoso. 
 Implement, s. herramienta, /. 
 Implicate, v. implicar. 
 Implore, v. implorar. 
 Imply, V. significar. 
 Impolite, a. descortes. 
 Import, J. importacion, /.— 1>. 
 
 import ar. 
 Important, a. importante. 
 Impose, V. imponer. 
 Imposing, a. imponente. 
 Impossible, a. imposible. 
 Impression, s. impresion, /. 
 Imprison, v. encarcelar: en- 
 
 cerrar. 
 Improbable, a. improbable. 
 Improve, v. mejorar. 
 Imprudent, a. imprudente. 
 Impulsive, a. impulsivo. 
 Impunity, j. impunidad, /. 
 Impure, a. impuro. 
 Impute, V. imputar. 
 In, pr. en: entre: por: k — ad. 
 
 adentro: dentro.
 
 Inability 
 
 140 
 
 Infectious 
 
 Inability, 5. incapacidad, /. 
 Inaccessible, a. inaccesible. 
 Inaccuracy, s. inexactitud: 
 
 incorreccion, /. 
 Inactive, a. inactivo. 
 Inactivity, 5. pereza, /. 
 Inadequate, a. insuficiente. 
 Inadmissible, a. inadmisible. 
 Inadvertence, s. inadverten- 
 
 cia, /. 
 Inane, a. vacio. 
 Inanimate, a. muerto: inm6vil. 
 Inapplicable, a. inaplicable. 
 Inappreciable, a. inestimable. 
 Inappropriate, a. incon- 
 
 veniente. 
 Inaptitude, s. ineptitud,/. 
 Inarticulate, a. inarticulado. 
 Inattention, 5. desatencion, /. 
 Inaudible, a. inaudible. 
 Inaugurate, v. inaugurar. 
 Incalculable, a. incalculable. 
 Incandescence, 5. incandes- 
 
 cencia, /. 
 Incapable, a. incapaz. 
 Incendiary, s. incendiario, m. 
 Incentive, s. incentive, 771. 
 Incessant, a. incesante. 
 Incident, s. incidente, m.: ocur- 
 
 rencia, /. 
 Incivility, s. incivilidad, /. 
 Inclement, a. inclemente. 
 Inclination, 5. inclinacion, /. 
 Incline, v. inclinar. 
 Include, v. incluir: contener. 
 Inclusive, a. inclusivo. 
 Incoherence, x. incoherencia,/. 
 Income, s. renta: entrada, /. 
 Income-tax, s. impuesto, m. 
 Incomplete, a. incomplete. 
 Incomprehensible, a. incom- 
 
 prensible. 
 Inconceivable, a. inconcebible. 
 Incongruous, a. incongruo. 
 Inconsiderate, a. incon- 
 
 siderado. 
 Inconsistent, a. inconsistente. 
 Inconvenient, a. inc6modo. 
 Incorrect, a. err6neo. 
 Incorrigible, a. incorregible. 
 Increase, s. aumento, m. — v. 
 
 acrecentar. 
 Incredible, a. increible. 
 Incredulity, s. incredulidad, /. 
 Incriminate, v. incriminar. 
 Incubator, 5. incubador, m. 
 Incur, V. incurrir. 
 Incurable, a. incurable. 
 Indebted, a. empefiado. 
 
 Indecency, s. indecencia, /. 
 
 Indeed, ad. verdaderamente. 
 
 Indefensible, a. indefendible. 
 
 Indefinite, a. indefinido. 
 
 Indelible, a. indeleble. 
 
 Indelicate, a. grosero. 
 
 Indemnity, s. indemnidad, /. 
 
 Independence, s. independen- 
 cia, /. 
 
 Indescribable, a. indescript- 
 ible. 
 
 Index, 5. indicio, m. 
 
 India-rubber, s. goma, /. 
 
 Indicate, v. indicar. 
 
 Indict, V. acusar. 
 
 Indifference, 5. indiferencia, /. 
 
 Indigence, x. indigencia, /. 
 
 Indigenous, a. indigena. 
 
 Indigent, a. indigente. 
 
 Indigestible, a. indigestible. 
 
 Indignant, a. indignado. 
 
 Indigo, 5. aiiil: indigo, m. 
 
 Indiscreet, a. indiscrete. 
 
 Indiscriminate, a. indistinto. 
 
 Indispensable, a. indispens- 
 able. 
 
 Indistinct, a. confuso. 
 
 Individual, a. individual — s. 
 individuo, m. 
 
 Indivisible, a. indivisible. 
 
 Indolence, 5. indolencia, /. 
 
 Indoors, ad. adentro. 
 
 Induce, v. persuadir. 
 
 Indulge, V. favorecer: tolerar. 
 
 Indulgent, a. indulgente. 
 
 Industrious, a. industrioso: 
 diligente. 
 
 Industry, s. industria, /. 
 
 Inebriate, s. borrach6n, m. 
 
 Ineffectual, a. ineficaz. 
 
 Inefficient, a. incapaz. 
 
 Inelegant, a. inelegante: gros- 
 ero. 
 
 Inept, a. inepto. 
 
 Inert, a. inerte. 
 
 Inestimable, a. inestimable. 
 
 Inexact, a. inexacto. 
 
 Inexpedient, a. inoportuno. 
 
 Inexpensive, a. econ6mico. 
 
 Inexperience, s. inexperiencia, 
 /. 
 
 Inexplicable, a. inexplicable. 
 
 Infallibility, s. infalibilidad, /. 
 
 Infamous, a. infame. 
 
 Infant, s. infante: nifio, m. 
 
 Infantry, s. infanteria, /. 
 
 Infatuate, v. infatuar. 
 
 Infect, V. infecta. 
 
 Infectious, a. contagioso.
 
 Infer i 
 
 Infer, v. inferir: deducir. 
 Inferior, a. inferior. 
 Infest, V. infestar. 
 Infirm, a. d^bil: doliente. 
 Infirmity, s. enfermedad, /. 
 Inflammable, a. inflamable: 
 
 ardiente. 
 Inflate, r;. ififlar. 
 Inflict, V. infligir. 
 Influence, 5. influencia, /, 
 Influenza, 5. influenza, /. 
 Inform, v. informar: ensenar. 
 Information, s. informaci6n: 
 
 aviso, m. 
 Infrequent, a. raro. 
 Infringe, v. infringir. 
 Infuriate, v. enfurecer. 
 Ingenious, a. ingenioso. 
 Ingot, s. lingote, m. 
 Ingratitude, 5. ingratltud, /. 
 Ingredient, s. ingrediente, m. 
 Inhabit, v. habitar. 
 Inhabitant, s. habitante, m. 
 Inhale, v. inhalar. 
 Inherit, v. heredar. 
 Initial, a. inicial — s. letra 
 
 inicial, /. 
 Injection, 5. inyeccion, /. 
 Injudicious, a. indescreto. 
 Injure, v. injuriar. 
 Injury, s. injuria, /.: dafio, m. 
 Ink, s. tinta, /. — v. entintar. 
 Inland, a. interior. 
 Inlet, s. ensenada, /. 
 Inmate, x. huesped, m. 
 Inn, s. posada, /. 
 Inner, a. interior. 
 Innocence, s. inocencia, /. 
 Inoculate, v. inocular. 
 Insane, a. insano, /. 
 Inscribe, v. inscribir. 
 Inscription, s. inscripcion, /. 
 Insect, s. insecto, m. 
 Insecure, a. inseguro. 
 Insensible, a. insensible. 
 Inseparable, a. inseparable. 
 Insert, v. insertar. 
 Inside, a. & s. interior — pr. 
 
 dentro: adentro: en. 
 Insidious, a. insidioso. 
 Insight, 5. penetracion, /. 
 Insignificant, a. insignificante. 
 Insincere, a. falso: disimulado. 
 Insinuate, v. insinuar. 
 Insipid, a. insipido. 
 Insist, t'. insistir. 
 Insolence, s. insolencia, /. 
 Insomnia, s. insomnio, m. 
 Inspect, V. inspeccionar. 
 
 I Interpret 
 
 Inspector, s. inspector, m. 
 Inspiration, x. inspiraci6n, /. 
 Inspire, v. inspirar: iluminar. 
 Instability, 5. instabilidad, /. 
 Install, V. instalar. 
 Instalment, 5. instalacion, /. 
 Instantaneous, a. instantaneo. 
 Instead of, ad. en lugar de: en 
 
 vez de: por. 
 Instep, s. empeine, m. 
 Instigate, v. instigar. 
 Instinct, s. sagacidad, /. 
 Institute, s. instituto, m. — v. 
 
 instituir. 
 Instruct, V. instruir: ensenar. 
 Instructive, a. instructivo. 
 Instrument, 5. instrumcnto, m. 
 Insufferable, a. insufrible. 
 Insuflficient, a. insuficiente. 
 Insulate, v. aislar. 
 Insult, X. insulto, m.: afrenta,/. 
 
 — V. insultar. 
 Insulting, a. insultante. 
 Insurance, s. aseguracion: se- 
 
 guridad, /. 
 Insure, v. asegurar. 
 Intact, a. intacto. 
 Integrity, s. integridad, /, 
 Intellect, 5. inteligencia, /. 
 Intellectual, a. intelectual. 
 Intelligence, 5. inteligencia, /. 
 Intelligible, a. inteligible. 
 Intemperance, s. intemperan- 
 
 cia, /. 
 Intemperate, a. destemplado. 
 Intend, t;. intentar: determinar. 
 Intense, a. intenso. 
 Intensely, ad. vivamente. 
 Intensive, a. intensive. 
 Intent, a. atento — s. intento, nt. 
 Intention, s. intencion, m. 
 
 designio, /. 
 Inter, v. enterrar. 
 Intercourse, 5. relaciones, /. pi. 
 Interest, s. interns: influjo, m. 
 
 — V. interesar. 
 Interesting, a. interesante. 
 Interfere, v. intervenir. 
 Interfering, a. entremetido. 
 Interior, a. interior — s. in- 
 terior, m. 
 Interloper, 5. entremetido, m. 
 Intermediate, a. intermedio. 
 Interminable, a. interminable. 
 Intermingle, v. entremezclar. 
 Intern, t'. internar. 
 Interpose, v. interponer. 
 Interpret, t;. interpretar.
 
 Interpreter i 
 
 Interpreter, s. int^rprete: 
 
 traductor, m. 
 Interrogate, v. interrogar. 
 Interrupt, v. interrumpir. 
 Interval, s. intervalo, m. 
 Intervene, v. intervenir. 
 Interview, s. conferencia, /. 
 Intimacy, s. intimidad, /. 
 Intimate, a. intimo: familiar 
 
 — V. insinuar. 
 Intimidate, v. intimidar. 
 Into, pr. en: dentro: adentro. 
 Intolerable, a. intolerable. 
 Intolerant, a. intolerante. 
 Intoxicate, v. embriagar. 
 Intoxication, s. embriaguez: 
 
 borrachera, /. 
 Intrepid, a. intr^pido, /. 
 Intricate, a. complicado: em- 
 
 brollado. 
 Intrigue, s. intriga, /. — v. in- 
 
 trigar. 
 Introduce, v. introducir. 
 Introduction, 5. introduccidn,/. 
 Intrude, v. introducirse. 
 Intrusion, s. intrusion,/. 
 Inundate, v. inundar. 
 Invade, v. invadir, /. 
 Invalid, a. invalido — 5. in- 
 
 valido: enfermo, m. 
 Invasion, s. invasi6n: cor- 
 
 reria, /. 
 Invent, v. inventar. 
 Invention, 5. invenci6n /. 
 Invert, v. invertir. 
 Invertebrate, a. invertebrado. 
 Invest, V. investir: emplear, m. 
 Investigate, v. investigar. 
 Investor, s. rentista, m. 
 Invigorate, v. vigorar. 
 Invincible, a. invencible. 
 Inviolate, a. inviolado: intacto. 
 Invisible, a. invisible. 
 Invitation, 5. invitacion, /. 
 Invite, V. convidar. 
 Invoice, s. factura, /. 
 Invoke, v. invocar. 
 Involve, V. envolver. 
 Inward, a. interior: interne. 
 Iodine, 5. yodo, m. 
 Irascible, a. irascible. 
 Irate, a. irritado: furioso. 
 Ire, 5. ira, /. 
 
 Irksome, a. enfadoso: tedioso. 
 Iron , s. hierro, m. : herramienta,/. 
 Ironmonger, s. quincallero, m. 
 Ironmongery, J. quincalleria,/. 
 Irregular, a. irregular. 
 Irrelevant, a. inaplicable. 
 
 a Jolty 
 
 Irreproachable, a. irreproch- 
 
 able. 
 Irresponsible, a. irresponsable. 
 Irretrievable, a. irrecuperable. 
 Irrigate, v. regar. 
 Irritate, v. irritar. 
 Irritation, s. irritaci6n, /. 
 Island, s. isla, /. 
 Isolate, V. aislar. 
 Issue, 5. salida: emisi6n, /. — v. 
 
 emitir: salir. 
 Isthmus, s. istmo, m. 
 It, pn. 61: ella: ello: lo: la: le. 
 Itch, 5. sarna, /. 
 Itinerant, a. vago. 
 Itinerary, s. itinerario, m. — a. 
 
 itinerario. 
 Its, pn. su: suyo: sus. 
 Itself, pn. el: la: lo mismo. 
 Ivory, X. marfil, m. 
 Ivy, s. hiedra, /. 
 
 Jackdaw, s. chova, /. 
 
 Jacket, 5. chaqueta, /. 
 
 Jade, s. jade, m. 
 
 Jam, X. conserva: apretura, /. 
 
 January, x. enero, m. 
 
 Jar, V. chocar: discordar: sacu- 
 dir — X. vibraci6n, /.: jarro, m. 
 
 Jasmine, x. jazmin, m. 
 
 Jaundice, x. ictericia, /. 
 
 Javelin, x. jabalina, /. 
 
 Jaw, X. mandibula: quijada, /. 
 
 Jay, X. grajo, nt. 
 
 Jealous, a. celoso. 
 
 Jeer, v. mofarse. 
 
 Jelly, X. jalea, /. 
 
 Jelly-fish, x. medusa, /. 
 
 Jeopardize, v. arriesgar. 
 
 Jerk, V. sacudir — x. sacudida,/. 
 
 Jest, X. chanza, /. — v. chance- 
 arse. 
 
 Jet, X. azabache: chorro: surti- 
 dor, m. 
 
 Jewel, X. joya, /. 
 
 Jewellery, x. joyas, /. pi. 
 
 Jilt, V. coquetear — x. coqueta,/. 
 
 Job, X. empleo: negocio, m.: 
 tarea, /. 
 
 Jockey, x. jockey, nt. 
 
 Join, V. juntar: unirse. 
 
 Joining, x. juntura, /. 
 
 Joint, a. solidarlo — x. juntura,/. 
 
 Joke, X. chanza,/. — v. chancear. 
 
 Jokingly, ad. de burlas. 
 
 Jolly, a. alegre.
 
 Jolt I 
 
 Jolt, s. traqueo, m. — v. tra- 
 
 quear. 
 Jonquil, 5. junquillo, m. 
 Journal, s. diario, m. 
 Journey, s. viaje, m. — v. viajar. 
 Jovial, a. alegre. 
 Joy, s. gozo, m. 
 Joyful, a. gozoso. 
 Judge, s. juez, m. — v. juzgar. 
 Judgment, s. juicio, m. 
 Judicious, a. juicioso: pru- 
 
 dente. 
 Jug, 5. jarro, ni. 
 Juggle, V. prestidigitar. 
 Juice, X. zumo: jugo, m. 
 Juicy, a. jugoso. 
 July, s. Julio, m. 
 Jumble, s. embroUo, nt. 
 Jump, s. salto, m. — v. saltar: 
 
 brincar. 
 Junction, s. junta, /. 
 June, s. junio, m. 
 Jungle, 5. matorral, m. 
 Junior, a. menor. 
 Just, a. justo — ad. justo. 
 Justice, s. justicia, /. 
 Justifiable, a. legitime. 
 Justify, V. justificar. 
 Justly, ad. justamente. 
 Jute, s. yute, m. 
 Juvenile, a. juvenil. 
 
 K 
 
 Kale, 5. breton, m. 
 Kangaroo, s. cangani, m. 
 Keel, s. quilla, /. 
 Keen, a. sutil: agudo. 
 Keep, V. tener: mantener: ob- 
 
 servar — s. guarda, /. 
 Keeper, s. guardian, m. 
 Kennel, s. perrera, m. 
 Kettle, s. caldera, /. 
 Key, X. Have: tecia, /. 
 Kick, V. cocear. 
 Kid, 5. cabrito, m. 
 Kidnap, v. robar nines li hem- 
 
 bres. 
 Kidney, 5. rifion, m. 
 Kidney-bean, s. judia, /. 
 Kill, V. matar: asesinar. 
 Kin, s. afinidad, /. 
 Kind, a. buene: ben^vole — s. 
 
 genere, m. 
 Kindly, a. benevolo — ad. be- 
 
 nignamente. 
 King, s. rey, m. 
 Kingdom, s. reino, m. 
 
 43 Landscape 
 
 Kingfisher, s. martin pesca- 
 
 dor, m. 
 Kipper, x arenque: ahumado, m. 
 Kiss, s. beso: 6sculo, m. — v. 
 
 besar. 
 Kitchen, 5. cecina, /. 
 Kite, s. gavilan, m.: cenieta, /. 
 Kitten, 5. gatillo, m. 
 Knack, s. mafia: churcheria, /. 
 Knapsack, s. mochila, /. 
 Knave, s. bribon, /. 
 Knead, v. amasar. 
 Knee, x. rodilla, /. 
 Kneel, v. arrodillarse. 
 Knife, x. cuchillo, m. 
 Knight, X. caballero, m. 
 Knighthood, x. caballeria, /. 
 Knit, V. hacer malla. 
 Knitting, x. tejide, m. 
 Knob, X. boton: pufio, m. 
 Knock, X. golpe, m. — v. tocar. 
 Knocker, x. llamader, m. 
 Knocking, x. aldabazo, m. 
 Know, V. conocer: saber. 
 Knowing, a. inteligente. 
 Knowledge, X. conocimiente, m. 
 Knuckle, x. artejo, m. 
 
 Label, x. esquela,/. — v. retular- 
 Laborious, a. laboriose. 
 Labour, x. trabajo: parte — v. 
 
 trabajar. 
 Labourer, x. jornalere, m. 
 Laburnum, x. codeso, m. 
 Lace, X. pasamane, m. — v. 
 
 abrochar. 
 Lack, X. carencia,/. — v. carecer. 
 Lad, X. mozo: muchacho, m. 
 Ladder, x. escala, /. 
 Ladle, x. cucharon, m. 
 Lady, x. senera: dama: senorita,/. 
 Ladylike, a. seiioril. 
 Lady's-maid, x. criada, /. 
 Lag, V. quedarse atras. 
 Lake, x. lago, in. 
 Lamb, x. cordere, m. 
 Lame, a. cojo. 
 Lament, x. lamento, vt. — v, 
 
 lamentar. 
 Lamp, X. lampara, /. 
 Land, v. desembarcar — s. tier- 
 
 ra, /. 
 Landlady, s. huespeda: posa- 
 
 dera, /. 
 Landlord, x. huesped: posa- 
 
 dero, m. 
 Landscape, x. paisaje, m.
 
 Lane 
 
 144 
 
 Lightning 
 
 Lane, s. callejuela: senda, /. 
 Language, s. lengua, /.: leng- 
 
 uaje, ni. 
 Languid, a. languido. 
 Lantern, s. linterna, /. 
 Lap, 5. falda, /.: regazo, m.- — v. 
 
 lamer. 
 Lapel, 5. solapa, /. 
 Lapse, X. curso, m.: caida,/. — v. 
 
 escurrir. 
 Large, a. grande: vasto. 
 Lark, s. alondra, /. 
 Lass, X. moza, /. 
 Lassitude, s. cansancio, m. 
 Last, V. durar — a. ultimo. 
 Latch, i;. cerrar — s. aldaba de 
 
 puerta, /. 
 Late, a. tardio: tardo — ad. tarde. 
 Lately, ad. recientemente. 
 Lather, s. jabonadura, /. 
 Latter, a. posterior: ultimo. 
 Laugh, V. reir — s. risa, /. 
 Laughable, a. risible. 
 Laughter, 5. risa, /. 
 Launch, s. lancha (boat), /. — 
 
 lanzar. 
 Laundress, s. lavandera, /. 
 Laundry, s. lavadero, vi. 
 Laurel, s. laurel: honor, m. 
 Lavatory, x. lavatorio: ex- 
 
 cusado: lavadero, m. 
 Lavish, v. desparramar. 
 Law, s. ley, /. 
 Lawn, s. prado, cesped, m. 
 Lawyer, 5. abogado, m. 
 Lay, V. poner: colocar. 
 Lazy, a. ocioso: perezoso. 
 Lead, s. plombo, m. — v. con- 
 
 ducir. 
 Leader, s. conductor: jefe, m. 
 Leaf, X. hoja, /. 
 League, s. liga, /. 
 Leak , s. via de agua,/. — v. gotear. 
 Leaky, a. agujereado. 
 Lean, a. magro — s. carne 
 
 magra, /. 
 Lean, v. apoyar. 
 Leap, s. salto — v. saltan 
 Learn, v. instruir: aprender. 
 Learning, s. erudicion, /. 
 Lease, s. arriendo, m. — v. ar- 
 
 rendar. 
 Least, a. mfnimo — ad. menos. 
 Leather, s. cuero, m. 
 Leathery, a. correoso. 
 Leave, s. licencia, /.: vaca- 
 
 ciones, /. pi. — v. dejar. 
 Lecture, s. lectura, /. — v. ser- 
 
 monear. 
 
 Lecturer, x. lector, m. 
 Ledge, x. borde, ?7i. 
 Leech, s. sanguijuela, /. 
 Leek, s. puerro, m. 
 Left, a. izquierdo. 
 Leg, X. pie: pierna: pata, /. 
 Legacy, x. legado, m. 
 Legate, x. legado, m. 
 Legend, x. leyenda, m. 
 Leisure, x. ocio, m. 
 Lemon, x. limon, m. 
 Lemonade, x. limonada, /. 
 Lend, v. prestar. 
 Lender, x. prestamista, m. 
 Length, x. largura: duracidn, /. 
 Lengthy, a. largo. 
 Lenient, a. clemente. 
 Lens, X. lente, /. 
 Lent, X. cuaresma: cuadrag^- 
 
 sima, /. 
 Lentil, x. lenteja, /. 
 Leopard, x. leopardo, m. 
 Less, a. menor: menos. 
 Lesson, x. leccion: ensenanza,/. 
 Lest, c. de miedo que. 
 Let, X. obstaculo, m. — v. ar- 
 
 rendar: impedir. 
 Letter, x. letra, /.: caracter, m. 
 Letter-box, x. buz6n, ni. 
 Lettuce, x. lechuga, /. 
 Liability, x. responsabilidad, /. 
 Liable, a. responsable. 
 Liar, x. embustero, m. 
 Libel, X. libelo, m. — v. difamar. 
 Liberty, x. libertad, /. 
 Library, x. biblioteca, /. 
 Licence, License, s. licencia, 
 
 /.: permiso, m. 
 License, v. licenciar. 
 Lick, V. lamer. 
 Lid, s. tapa, /.: parpado, m. 
 Lie, X. mentira, /. — v. mentir: 
 
 yacer. 
 Lieu, X. lugar, m. 
 Lieutenant, x. teniente, m. 
 Life, X. vida, /. 
 
 Lifeboat, x. bote salvavidas, m. 
 Lifeless, a. inanimado. 
 Lifelike, a. natural. 
 Lift, X. elevador, m. — v. elevar. 
 Light, a. claro: blondo: gayo — 
 
 X. luz, /. — V. encender: en- 
 
 cenderse. 
 Lighten, v. alumbrar: alijar. 
 Lighthouse, x. faro, m. 
 Lighting, x. alumbrado, m. 
 Lightning, 5. relampago, m.
 
 Like 
 
 Like, a. semejante — ad. como — 
 
 V. amar. 
 Likely, a. probable — ad. prob- 
 
 ablemente. 
 Likewise, ad. & c. tambi^n. 
 Lilac, s. lila, /. 
 Lily, s. lirio, m. 
 Limb, 5. miembro, m, 
 Lime, 5. cal: liga. 
 Limit, s. li'mite, m. — v. limitar. 
 Limp, a. flojo — v. cojear. 
 Limpet, s. lapa, /. 
 Line, s. linea: raya,/.: contomo: 
 
 ecuador: ferrocarril, m. — v. 
 
 forrar: revestir. 
 Linen, s. lienzo: lino, m. 
 Linen-draper, 5. lencero, m. 
 Linger, v. tardar. 
 Liniment, s. linimento, m. 
 Lining, s. revestimiento, rn. 
 Link, s. eslabon, m.: hacha, /. 
 Linnet, x. jilguero, m. 
 Linoleum, 5. hule, m. 
 Linseed, 5. linaza, /. 
 Lint, s. hilas, /. pi.: hilaza, /. 
 Lion, X. leon, m. 
 Lioness, s. leona, /. 
 Lip, s. labio: borde, m. 
 Liquid, a. iiquido — s. licor, m. 
 Liquidation, s. liquidacion, /. 
 Liquor, 5. licor, m. 
 Lisp, X. ceceo, m. — v. cecear. 
 List, X. lista: liza: cenefa, /. — v. 
 
 querer. 
 Listen, v. escuchar. 
 Listener, s. escuchador, m. 
 Literature, x. literatura, /. 
 Lithe, a. delgado: agil. 
 Litigation, x. litigio, m. 
 Litter, x. lechigada, /. 
 Little, a. & ad. poco. 
 Live, a. vivo: vivir. 
 Livelihood, x. mantenimiento, 
 
 7n. 
 Lively, a. animado — ad. viva- 
 
 mente. 
 Liver, x. higado, m. 
 Livid, a. livido. 
 Living, a. vivo. 
 Lizard, x. lagarto, m. 
 Load, X. carga, /.: peso, m. — v. 
 
 cargar. 
 Loaf, X. pan, m.: torta, /. — v. 
 
 holgazanear. 
 Loan, X. emprestito: prestamo, m. 
 Lobster, x. langosta, /. 
 Local, a. local. 
 Locality, x. localidad, /. 
 
 K 
 
 14.1 
 
 Lurid 
 
 Locate, V. situar. 
 
 Lock, X. cerradura: Have,/. — v. 
 cerrar. 
 
 Lock-up, s. carcel, m. 
 
 Locomotive, x. locomotiva, /. 
 
 Lodge, X. logia, /. — v. alojar: 
 residir. 
 
 Lodger, x. huesped, m. 
 
 Lodgings, x. cuartos, m. pi. 
 
 Lofty, a. sublime. 
 
 Log, X. leno, m. 
 
 Loiter, v. haraganear. 
 
 Lonely, a. aislado. 
 
 Long, a. largo — ad. largo tiem- 
 po — V. desear. 
 
 Look, V. considerar: mirar: con- 
 templar — X. aspecto, m. 
 
 Loose, a. suelto. 
 
 Loosen, v. soltar. 
 
 Loot, X. pillaje, m. — v. saqnear. 
 
 Lord, X. sefior: Dios, m. 
 
 Lory, X. loro, m. 
 
 Lose, V. perder. 
 
 Loss, X. perdida, /. 
 
 Lot, X. lote, m. 
 
 Loth, a. adv-erso. 
 
 Lotion, X. locion, /. 
 
 Lottery, x. loteria, /. 
 
 Loud, a. ruidoso. 
 
 Louse, X. piojo, m. 
 
 Lovable, a. amable. 
 
 Love, X. amor, m. — v. amar. 
 
 Lovely, a. hermoso. 
 
 Lover, x. amante, m. 
 
 Loving, a. afectuoso. 
 
 Low, a. bajo: pequeno — ad. 
 bajo. 
 
 Low, V. mugir: bramar. 
 
 Lower, a. mas bajo: inferior. 
 
 Lowest, a. bajisimo. 
 
 Lowly, a. humilde 
 
 Loyal, a. leal. 
 
 Loyalty, x. lealtad, /. 
 
 Lozenge, x. pastilla, /. 
 
 Lubricate, v. lubricar. 
 
 Luck, X. acaso, m. 
 
 Lucky, a. dichoso. 
 
 Ludicrous, a. comico. 
 
 Luggage, X. bagaje: trasto, m. 
 
 Lukewarm, a. tibio. 
 
 Lull, X. calma, /. 
 
 Lumber, x. armatoste, m. 
 
 Lumpy, a. grumoso. 
 
 Lunatic, x. lunatico, m. 
 
 Lunch, X. merienda, /. — v. 
 merendar. 
 
 Lung, X. pulm6n, m. 
 
 Lupine, x. altramuz, m. 
 
 Lurid, a. rojizo.
 
 Lurk 146 
 
 Lurk, V. acechar. 
 Luscious, a. meloso. 
 Lustful, a. lujurioso. 
 Lustily, ad. vigorosamente. 
 Lusty, a. vigoroso. 
 Luxuriant, a. abundante. 
 Luxury, s. lujuria, /. 
 Lying, a. mentiroso: falso. 
 
 M 
 
 Macaroni, s. macarrones, m. pi. 
 Macaroon, s. almendrado, m. 
 Machine, s. maquina, /. 
 Machinery, s. maquinaria, /. 
 Mackerel, s. escombro, m. 
 Mackintosh , s. impermeable, m . 
 Mad, a. loco: rabioso. 
 Madman, s. loco, m. 
 Madness, s. locura, /. 
 Madam, s. madama: senora, /. 
 Magazine, s. almac^n: peri6d- 
 
 ico, tn. 
 Maggot, s. gusano, m. 
 Magic, J. magia, /. 
 Magician, s. mago, m. 
 Magistrate, x. magistrado, m. 
 Magnanimity, s. magnanimi- 
 
 dad, /. 
 Magnesia, s. magnesia, /. 
 Magnet, s. iman, m. 
 Magnificent, a. magnifico. 
 Magnify, v. magnificar. 
 Magpie, 5. picaza, /. 
 Mahogany, 5. caoba, /. 
 Maid, Maiden, s. doncella: 
 
 moza, /. 
 Maidenhood, s. doncellez, /. 
 Maim, v. mutilar. 
 Main, a. mayor: principal — 5. 
 
 oc6ano: curso, ?«.: caneria, /. 
 Maintain, v. mantener. 
 Maize, s. maiz, m. 
 Majestic, a. majestuoso. 
 Major, a. mayor — x. mayor, m. 
 Majority, 5. mayoria, /. 
 Make, s. hechura, /. — v. hacer: 
 
 fabricar. 
 Maker, s. hacedor, m. 
 Malady, s. mal, m.: enferme- 
 
 dad, /. 
 Male, a. masculino. 
 Malice, s. malicia, /. 
 Mallet, s. mazo, m. 
 Mallow, 5. malva, /. 
 Maltreat, v. maltratar. 
 Mammoth, s. mammut, m. 
 Man, s. hombre: pe6n, m. — a. 
 
 macho — v. tripular. 
 
 Masonic 
 Manage, v. manejar. 
 Management, j. manejo, m. 
 Mandoline, s. mandolina, /. 
 Manger, s. pesebre, m. 
 Mangle, s. calandria, /. — v. 
 
 satinar. 
 Maniac, s. maniatico, tn. 
 Manifest, v. manifestar. 
 Manslaughter, s. homicidio, m. 
 Mantelpiece, s. repisa de 
 
 chimenea, /. 
 Manual, a. manual — s. teclado, 
 
 tn. 
 Manufacture, s. manufactura, 
 
 /. — V. manufacturar. 
 Manufacturer, s. fabricante, tn. 
 Manure, s. abono, m. — v. 
 
 estercolar. 
 Manuscript, s. manuscrito, m. 
 Many, a. muchos: varies — s. 
 
 multitud, /. 
 Map, J. mapa, /.: plan, m. — v. 
 
 trazar. 
 Maple, s. arce, m. 
 Marble, s. marmol, m. 
 March, s. marcha, /.: marzo 
 
 (month of), m. — v. marchar 
 
 — V. poner en marcha. 
 
 — in, entrar. 
 
 — off, irse. 
 
 — out, salir. 
 Marches, x. fronteras, /. pi. 
 Marchioness, s. marquesa, /. 
 Mare, x. yegua, /. 
 Margarine, x. margarina, /. 
 Marigold, x. calendula, /. 
 Marine, a. marino — x. marino, 
 
 tn. 
 Maritime, a. marftimo. 
 Marjoram, x. mejorana, /. 
 Mark, x. marca, /. — v. marcar. 
 Market, x. mercado, tn. 
 Marmalade, x. mermelada, /. 
 Marriage, 5. matrimonio, m. 
 Married, a. casado. 
 Marrow, x. medula, /. 
 Marry, v. casar: casarse. 
 Marsh, x. pantano, m. 
 Marsh -mallow, x. malvavis- 
 
 co, m. 
 Martyr, x. martir, m. — v.n\zT- 
 
 tirizar. 
 Marvel, x. maravilla, /. — v. 
 
 maravillar. 
 Marvellous, a. maravilloso. 
 Marvellously, ad. a maravilla. 
 Masculine, a. masculino. 
 Mash, X. masa, tn. — v. amasar. 
 Masonic, a. mas6nico.
 
 Mass I 
 
 Mass, J. masa, /. 
 Massacre, s. matanza, /. — v. 
 
 degollar. 
 Massive, a. macizo. 
 Mast, s. arbol, m.: bellotas,/. pi. 
 Master, 5. maestro: patron, m. 
 
 — V. domar. 
 Masterly, a. habil. 
 Mastiff, s. mastin, m. 
 Mat, s. estera, /. — v. esterar. 
 Match, x. f6sforo, m.: partido, 
 
 m. — V. concordarse. 
 Match-box, j. fosforera, /. 
 Matchless, a. incomparable. 
 Mate, s. consorte: segundo, m. 
 Material, j. material, m.: pano 
 
 (stuff), m. 
 Maternal, a. matemo. 
 Maternity, s. matemidad, /. 
 Mathematics, j. matematica, 
 
 f.pl. 
 Matrimony, s. matrimonio, m. 
 Matron, s. matrona, /. 
 Matter, s. materia, /. — v. 
 
 importar. 
 Mattress, 5. colchon, m. 
 Mature, a. maduro. 
 Maturity, s. madurez, /. 
 Mauve, s. color de malva, m. 
 Maxim, s. maxima, /. 
 Maximum, s. maximo, m. 
 May, 5. mayo, m.: espina 
 
 blanca, /. 
 Maybe, ad. quiza. 
 Mayor, s. alcalde, m. 
 Maze, s. laberinto, m. 
 Me, pn. me: mi: a mi. 
 Meadow, s. prado, m. 
 Meal -time, s. hora de la 
 
 comida, /. 
 Mean, a. bajo: mezquino — 5. 
 
 medio, m. — v. significar. 
 Meaning, 5. intencion, /. 
 Meaningless, a. insignificante. 
 Meanness, i. bajeza, /. 
 Meanwhile, ad. interin. 
 Measles, s. sarampion, m. pi. 
 Measure, 5. medida: dimen- 
 sion, /. — V. medir. 
 Measurement, s. medida, /. 
 Meat, s. came: vianda, /. 
 Mechanic, s. mecanico, m. 
 Mechanics, s. mecanica, /. pi. 
 Medal, s. medalla, /. 
 Medallion, 5. medall6n, m. 
 Meddle, v. entremeterse. 
 Mediator, s. mediador, m. 
 Medical, a. medico. 
 Medicine, s. medicina, /. 
 
 7 Midway 
 
 Mediocre, a. mediano. 
 Meditate, v. meditar. 
 Medium, s. medio, m.: via, /. 
 Meed, s. recompensa, /. 
 Meek, a. manso. 
 Meet, a. propio: apto — v. enj 
 
 contrar: encontrarse. 
 Meeting, s. encuentro. n^ 
 
 asamblea, /. 
 Melancholy, a. melanuilico— 
 
 5. melancolia, /. 
 Melodious, a. melodio&D- 
 Melon, X. melon, m. 
 Melt, V. derretir: fundifSE. 
 Melting, 5. fusion, /. 
 Member, s. miembro, fw^ 
 Memoir, s. memoria: noticia,/. 
 Memorial, s. memoria, /. 
 Memory, s. memoria, /. 
 Men, 5. hombres, m. pi. 
 Menace, s. amenaza, /. — v. 
 
 amenazar. 
 Mend, v. reparar: remendar. 
 Mendicant, s. mendicante, m. 
 Menial, a. servil. 
 Mental, a. mental. 
 Mention, s. mencion, /. 
 Mercantile, a. mercantil. 
 Mercenary, a. mercenario. 
 Merchandise, s. mercancia, /. 
 Merchant, s. mercante: nego- 
 
 ciante, rn. 
 Merciful, a. misericordioso. 
 Merciless, a. inhumano. 
 Mercury, s. azogue, m. 
 Mercy, s. misericordia, /. 
 Mere, a. mero. 
 Merely, ad. simplemente. 
 Merge, zk incorporar. 
 Merit, x. merito, m. — v. merecer. 
 Mermaid, s. sirena, /. 
 Merrily, ad. alegremente. 
 Merry, a. alegre. 
 Mesh, X. punto, m. 
 Mesmerize, v. magnetizar. 
 Mess, X. desorden: rancho, m. — 
 
 V. ensuciar. 
 Message, x. mensaje, m. 
 Messrs., s. Senores, m. pi. 
 Microbe, x. microbio, m. 
 Midday, s. mediodia, m. 
 Middle, x. centre: medio, m. — 
 
 a. medio: intermedio. 
 Midge, X. mosquito, m. 
 Midland, a. mediterraneo. 
 Midnight, x. media noche, /. 
 Midsummer, X. solsticio estiva!, 
 
 wz. 
 Midway, ad. k medio camino.
 
 Midwife i 
 
 Midwife, x. partera, /. 
 Might, s. poder, m. 
 Mightily, ad. fuertemente. 
 Mightiness, s. potencia, /, 
 Mignonette, j. reseda, /. 
 Migrate, v. emigrar. 
 Mild, a. blando: suave. 
 Mildew, s. tizon, 7n. 
 Military, a. militar — s. solda- 
 
 desca, /. pi. 
 Militia, s. milicia, /. 
 Milk, X. leche, /. — v. ordenar. 
 Milkman, s. lechero, m. 
 Mill, s. molino: pugilato, m. — v. 
 
 moler. 
 Millstone, 5. muela, /. 
 Miller, s. molinero, in. 
 Millet, 5. mijo, m. 
 Milliner, x. modista, /. 
 Million, s. millon, m. 
 Millionaire, 5. millonario, m. 
 Mimic, V. imitar. 
 Mince, v. desmenuzar. 
 Mind, 5. mente, /. — v. reparar: 
 
 notar. 
 Mindful, a. atento. 
 Mine, pn. mio: mia: mios: mias. 
 Mine, s. mina, /. — v. minar. 
 Mineral, s. mineral, m. — a. 
 
 mineral. 
 Mingle, v. mezclar: mezclarse. 
 Miniature, s. miniatura, /. 
 Mining, 5. mineria, /. 
 Minister, 5. clerigo, ?n. — v. dar: 
 
 administrar. 
 Minnow, 5. vario, m. 
 Mint, X. casa de moneda, /.: 
 
 menta (plant), /. 
 Minute, a. menudo — s. minute, 
 
 7??.: minuta, /. 
 Miracle, s. milagro, m. 
 Miraculous, a. milagroso. 
 Mirage, s. espejeo, m. 
 Mirror, s. espejo, m. 
 Mirth, s. alegria, /. 
 Misapprehension, 5. equivo- 
 
 cacion, m. 
 Misappropriate, v. malversar. 
 Misbehave, v. portarse mal. 
 Miscalculate, v. calcular er- 
 
 radamente. 
 Miscellaneous, a. mezclado. 
 Mischief, x. dano, m. 
 Mischievous, a. daiioso. 
 Misconduct , X. mala conducta,/. 
 Misdeed, x. delito, t?i. 
 Miser, x. avaro, m. 
 Miserly, a. avariento. 
 Misery, s. miseria, /. 
 
 48 Moonlight 
 
 Misfortune, x. desdicha, /. 
 Mishap, X. contratiempo, m. 
 Mislay, v. extraviar: perder. 
 Mislead, v. descaminar. 
 Misplace, v. colocar mal. 
 Misprint, x. errata, /. — v. 
 
 imprimir mal. 
 Mispronounce, v. pronunciar 
 
 mal. 
 Misquotation, x. cita falsa,/. 
 Misquote, v. citar en falso. 
 Misread, v. leei erradamente. 
 Misreport, v. hacer relaci6n 
 
 inexacta. 
 Misrepresent, v. falsificar. 
 Misrule, x. desorden, m. — 
 
 V. desgobernar. 
 Miss, X. senorita: falta, /. — v. 
 
 perder. 
 Misshape, v. deformar. 
 Missing, a. ausente. 
 Mist, X. bruma, /. 
 Mistake, s. equivocacion, /. — 
 
 V. equivocar. 
 Mister (Mr.) x. senor, m. 
 Mistletoe, x. muerdago, m. 
 Mistress, x. maestra: aya: ama./- 
 Mrs., X. senora, /. 
 Mistrust, x.desconfianza,/. — v. 
 
 desconfiar. 
 Misty, a. brumoso: oscuro. 
 Misunderstand, v. entender 
 
 mal. 
 Mix, V. mezclar. 
 Mixed, a. mixto. 
 Mixture, x. mixtura, /. 
 Moan, V. gemir — x. gemido, m. 
 Model, X. modelo, m. — v. 
 
 modelar. 
 Moderate, a. moderado. 
 Modest, a modesto. 
 Modesty, x. modestia, /. 
 Moist, a. humedo. 
 Moisten, v. humedecer. 
 Mole, X. mola (blemish), /.: 
 
 topo (animal), ?n. 
 Moment, x. momento, m. 
 Monday, x. lunes, ?n. 
 Money, X. modeda,/.: dinero, m. 
 Money -order, x. libranza pos- 
 tal, /. 
 Monk, X. monje, m. 
 Monkey, s. mono, m. 
 Month, X. mes, ?n. 
 Monthly, a. mensual. 
 Monument, x. monumento, m. 
 Mood, X. humor: modo, m. 
 Moon, X. luna, /. 
 Moonlight, x. luz de la luna, /•
 
 Moor I 
 
 Moor, s. pantano: moro, m. — v. 
 
 amarrar. 
 Morals, s. costumbres, /. pi. 
 Morbid, a. morboso. 
 More, a. mas — ad. mas. 
 Moreover, ad. ademas — c. 
 
 tambien. 
 Morning, 5. manana, /., a. 
 
 matutino. /, 
 Morrow, s. manana, /. 
 Morsel, s. bocado, m. 
 Mortality, s. mortalidad, /. 
 Mortar, s. mortero, m. 
 Mortuary, 5. mortuorio, m. 
 Most, a. los: las 6 lo mas — ad. 
 
 en sumo grado — s. los mas: 
 
 mayor numero, m. 
 Mostly, ad. comunmente. 
 Moth, X. polilla, /. 
 Mother, x. madre: tia, /. 
 Mother-country, s. patria, /. 
 Mother-in-law, s. suegra, /. 
 Mother-of-pearl, 5. madre- 
 
 perla, /. 
 Motion, 5. mocion, /.: evacua- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Motionless, a. inmovil. 
 Mottled, a. moteado. 
 Motto, X. divisa, /. 
 Mould, s. molde, m.: matriz, /. 
 
 — V. moldar. 
 Moulting, 5. muda, /. 
 Mount, s. monte, ni. — v. en- 
 
 gastar. 
 Mountain, s. monte, m.: mon- 
 
 tana, /. 
 Mountainous, a. montanoso. 
 Mourn, v. deplorar: lamentarse. 
 Mournful, a. liigubre. 
 Mourning, a. luto. 
 Mouse, s. raton, m. 
 Mousetrap, s. ratonera, /. 
 Moustache, x. bigote, m. 
 Mouth, X. boca, /.: hocico, m. — 
 
 V. declamar. 
 Mouthful, X. bocado, m. 
 Move, s. mudanza, /. — v. 
 
 mover: proponer. 
 Movement, x. movimiento, m. 
 Moving, a. motriz. 
 Mow, V. guadanar: segar. 
 Much, a. & ad. mucho. 
 Mud, X. fango: limo, m. 
 Muddle, X. desorden, m.: con- 
 fusion, /. 
 Mutftn, X. moUete, m. 
 Mulberry, x. mora, /. 
 Mule, X. mulo, m.: mula, /. 
 Mullet, s. miigil: miijol, m. 
 
 49 Natural 
 
 Multiply, V. multiplicar: multi- 
 
 plicarse. 
 Multitude, 5. multitud, /. 
 Mumble, v. barbotar. 
 Mumps, X. murria: angina 
 
 parotidas, /. pi. 
 Murder, x. asesinato, m. — v. 
 
 asesinar. 
 Murderer, x. asesino, m. 
 Murmur, x. murmullo, m. — v. 
 
 murmurar. 
 Muscle, X. musculo, m. 
 Museum, x. museo, m. 
 Mushroom, x. seta, /. 
 Music, X. miisica, /. 
 Musician, x. miisico, m. 
 Musketry, s. fusileria, /. 
 Muslin, X. muselina, /. 
 Mussel, X. almeja, /. 
 Mustard, x. mostaza, /. 
 Mustard-pot, x. mostacera, /. 
 Musty, a. mohoso. 
 Mute, X. mudo, m.: sordina, /. 
 Mutilate, v. mutilar. 
 Mutineer, x. amotinador, m. 
 Mutiny, x. motin, m. — v. 
 
 amotinarse. 
 Mutter, V. grunir. 
 Mutton, X. carnero, m. 
 Mutual, a. mutuo. 
 Muzzle, X. boca, /.: boza4: 
 
 hocico, m. 
 My, pn. mi: mis. 
 Myself, pn. yo: yo mismo, m. 
 Mysterious, a. misterioso. 
 Mystery, x. misterio, m. 
 
 N 
 
 Nag, X. jaca, /. — v. reganar. 
 Nail, X. uiia, /.: clavo, m. — v. 
 
 enclavar. 
 Nailbrush, x. cepillo para las 
 
 Unas, m. 
 Naked, a. desnudo. 
 Nakedness, x. desnudez, /. 
 Name, x. nombre: titulo, m. — 
 
 V. nombrar. 
 Namely, ad. as decir. 
 Naphtha, x. nafta, /. 
 Napkin, x. servilleta, /. 
 Narcissus, x. narciso, m. 
 Narrate, v. narrar. 
 Narrow, a. estrecho: ang6sto. 
 Nasturtium, x. capuchina, /. 
 Nasty, a. sucio. 
 Nation, x. naci6n, /. 
 Native, a. native. 
 Natural, a. natural.
 
 Naturalize 
 
 ISO 
 
 Noun 
 
 Naturalize, v. naturalizar. 
 Nature, s. natura: indole,/. 
 Naughtiness, i. maldad, /. 
 Naughty, a. perverso. 
 Nausea, s. nausea, /. 
 Nautical, a. nautico. 
 Navel, X. ombligo, m. 
 Navigable, a. navegable. 
 Navy, s. marina, /. 
 Near, a. cercano: parsimonioso 
 
 — pr. cerca de. 
 Nearly, ad. casi: cerca. 
 Neat, a. neto: pulido. 
 Necessary, a. necesario. 
 Necessitate, i;. necesitar. 
 Necessity, j. necesidad, /. 
 Neck, s. cuello: mango: istmo: 
 
 lengua, m. 
 Necktie, s. corbata, /. 
 Necklace, s. collar, m. 
 Nectarine, s. durazno, m. 
 Need, s. necesidad, /. — v. 
 
 necesitar. 
 Needful, a. necesario. 
 Needle, s. aguja /. 
 Needless, a. sup6rfluo. 
 Needlework, s. trabajos a la 
 
 aguja, m. pi. 
 Negative, a. negative — 5. nega- 
 
 tiva, /. — V. denegar. 
 Neglect, s. descuido, m. — v. 
 
 descuidar. 
 Negligence, s. negligencia, /. 
 Negress, s. negra, /. 
 Negro, s. negro, m. 
 Neighbour, s. vecino, m. 
 Neither, c. ni — pn. ni uno ni 
 
 otro. 
 Nephew, s. sobrino, m. 
 Nerve, s. nervio: vigor, m. 
 Nervous, a. nervioso: timido. 
 Nervousness, 5. nervosidad, /. 
 Nest, s. nido: juego, m. 
 Net, s. red: redecilla, /. — v. 
 
 hacer redes. 
 Nettle, s. ortiga, /. 
 Neutral, a. neutral. 
 Neutralize, v. neutralizar. 
 Never, ad. nunca: jamas. 
 Nevermore, ad. nunca jamds. 
 Nevertheless, ad. no obstante. 
 New, a. nuevo. 
 
 New Laid Egg, x. huevo 
 fresco, m. 
 News, s. nuevas, /. pi. 
 Newspaper, x. gaceta, /. 
 Newt, X. lagartija, /. 
 New Year's Day, s. dia de aiio 
 
 nuevo, m. 
 
 Next, a. pr6ximo — ad. despu^s. 
 Nib, s. tajo, m. 
 Nibble, v. roer: ramonear. 
 Nice, a. delicado. 
 Nickel, 5. niquel, m. 
 Nickname, 5. apodo, m. 
 Nicotine, 5. nicotina, /. 
 Niece, s. sobrina, /. 
 Nigger, 5. negro, m. 
 Nigh, a. cercano — ad. cerca. 
 Night, s. noche, /. 
 Nightdress, s. traje de dormir, 
 
 m. 
 Nightfall, s. anochecer, m. 
 Nightgown, s. batade dormir,/. 
 Nightingale, s. ruisefior, m. 
 Nightly, a. nocturno — ad. 
 
 todas las noches. 
 Nightmare, s. pesadiJla, /. 
 Nimble, a. agil. 
 Nine, a. nueve. 
 Nineteen, a. diez y nueve. 
 Ninety, a. noventa. 
 Nippers, s. alicates, m. pi. 
 Nipple, J. pezon, m. 
 No, a. ninguno — ad. no. 
 Nobility, s. nobleza, /. 
 Noble, a. noble. 
 Nobleness, s. nobleza, /. 
 Nobody, pn. nadie. 
 Nod, s. cabeceo, m. — v. cabec- 
 
 ear. 
 Noise, s. ruido, m. 
 Noiseless, a. silencioso. 
 Noisy, a. ruidoso. 
 None, a. Gf pn. nulo: ninguno. 
 Nonsense, s. disparate, m. 
 Noon, 5. mediodia, /. 
 Nor, c. ni. 
 
 North, s. norte: septentri6n, m. 
 North-pole, s. polo, artico, m. 
 Nose, X. nariz, /. 
 Nosegay, s. ramillete, ?7i. 
 Noseless, a. desnarigado. 
 Nostril, 5. ventana de la nariz,/. 
 Not, ad. no. 
 Notary, s. notario, m. 
 Note, s. nota, m. — v. notar. 
 Noted, a. eminente. 
 Notepaper, s. papel de cartas, m. 
 Nothing, s. nada, /. 
 Notice, 5. noticia, /.: aviso, m. 
 
 — V. observar. 
 Notify, V. notificar. 
 Notoriety, s. notoriedad, /. 
 Notwithstanding, c. no ob- 
 
 stante. 
 Nought, s. nada, /. 
 Noun, s. nombre, m.
 
 Nourish i; 
 
 Nourish, v. nutrir. 
 Nourlsbing, a. nutricio. 
 Novel, a. nuevo — s. novela, /. 
 November, s. noviembre, m. 
 Now, ad. ahora. 
 Nowadays, ad. hoy. 
 Nowliere, ad. en ninguna parte. 
 Nude, a. desnudo. 
 Nudge, s. codazo, m. 
 Nugget, J. pepita, /. 
 Nuisance, s. incomodidad, /. 
 Number, s. niimero, m. — v. 
 
 numerar. 
 Numbers, 5. muchos, m. pi. 
 Nuptials, s. nupcias, /. pi. 
 Nurse, s. nodriza: nutriz, /. — v. 
 
 alimentar. 
 Nursemaid, 5. ninera, /. 
 Nut, s. nuez, /. 
 Nutcrackers, s. cascanueces, 
 
 m. pi. 
 
 Oak, s. roble, m. 
 Oar, s. remo, m. — v. remar. 
 Oat, J. avena, /. 
 Oath, 5. juramento, m. 
 Obedient, a. obediente. 
 Obesity, s. obesidad, /. 
 Obey, V. obedecer. 
 Object, V. objetar. 
 Oblige, V. obligar. 
 Oblong, a. oblongo. 
 Obnoxious, a. desagradable. 
 Obscene, a. obsceno. 
 Obscure, a. obscuro — v. ob- 
 
 scurecer. 
 Observe, v. observar. 
 Obsolete, a. obsolete. 
 Obstacle, s. obstaculo, m. 
 Obstinate, a. obstinado. 
 Obstruct, V. obstruir: impedir. 
 Obtain, v. obtener. 
 Obviate, v. obviar: evitar. 
 Obvious, a. obvio: evidente. 
 Occasion, 5. ocasion, /. — v. 
 
 ocasionar. 
 Occasional, a. ocasional. 
 Occupy, t;. ocupar. 
 Occur, V. ocurrir. 
 Ocean, s. oceano, m. 
 Octave, s. octava, /. 
 October, s. octubre, m. 
 Ocular, a. ocular. 
 Odd, a. impar: singular. 
 Odds, s. diferencia, /. 
 Odious, a. odioso. 
 
 [ Oppose 
 
 Of, pr. de. 
 
 Off, ad. lejos: al largo — pr. 
 
 distante de. 
 Offal, s. sobras: basuras, /. pi. 
 Offence, s. ofensa, /. 
 Offend, V. ofender. 
 Offender, s. ofensor, m. 
 Offensive, a. ofensivo: desa- 
 gradable. 
 Offer, s. oferta, /. 
 Offering, 5. ofrecimiento, m. 
 Office, X. oficio: despacho, m. 
 Official, a. oficial. 
 Officiate, v. oficiar. 
 Often, ad. frecuentemente. 
 Ogre, s. ogro, m. 
 Oil, X. aceite: 61eo, m. — v. aceitar. 
 Oilcloth, s. encerado, m. 
 Oilman, s. aceitero, m. 
 Oil-painting, s. cuadro al 
 
 61eo, m. 
 Oil -shop, s. aceiteria, /. 
 Oily, a. aceitoso: oleoso. 
 Ointment, x. ungiiento, m. 
 Old, a. viejo: antiguo. 
 Olive, X. olive, m. 
 Omelet, x. tortillia, /. 
 Omit, V. omitir. 
 Omnibus, x. omnibus, m. 
 On, pr. sobre: en: de: k — ad» 
 encima: adeiante: sin cesar — 
 i. i adeiante ! 
 Once, ad. una vez: antigua- 
 
 mente. 
 One, a. un: uno. 
 Onion, x. ceboUa, /. 
 Onlooker, x. espectador, m. 
 Only, a. unico — ad. selamente: 
 
 unicamente. 
 Onward, a. avanzado. 
 
 Onyx, X. 6nice, m. 
 
 Opal, X. 6palo, m. 
 
 Opaque, a. opaco: oscuro. 
 
 Open, a. abierto: patente: 
 franco — v. abrir: empezar: 
 abrirse. 
 
 Opening, x. abertura, /. 
 
 Opera, x. opera, /. 
 
 Opera-glass, x. anteojo, m. 
 
 Operation, x. operacion, /. 
 
 Opinivon, x. opinion, /. 
 
 Opium, X. oplo, m. 
 
 Opponent, x. opositor: au- 
 versarie, m. 
 
 Opportune, a. oportuno. 
 
 Opportunity, x. oportunidaci,/. 
 
 Oppose, V. opener.
 
 Opposite I 
 
 Opposite, a. fronterizo. 
 Oppress, V. opriinir. 
 Optician, x. optico, ni. 
 Option, s. opcion, /. 
 Opulent, a. opulento. 
 Or, c. 6: sea: sea que — ad. antes. 
 Oral, a. verbal. 
 Orange, s. naranja, /. 
 Orangeade, x. naranjada, /. 
 Orator, s. orador. m. 
 Orbit, 5. orbita, /. 
 Orchard, s. huerto, m. 
 Orchestra, s. orquesta, /. 
 Orchid, s. orquide, /. 
 Ordeal, s. prueba, /. 
 Order, x. orden,/.: mandate, m. 
 
 — V. ordenar. 
 Orderly, a. metodico — x. or- 
 
 denanza, /. 
 Ordinal, a. ordinal. 
 Ordinary, a. ordinario. 
 Ornate, a. adornado. 
 Orphan, x. huerfano, m. 
 Ostrich, X. aveslruz, m. 
 Other, a. otro. 
 
 Otherwise, adv. de otro modo. 
 Ought, V. deber. 
 Our, adj. nuestro. 
 Ours, pron. el nuestro. 
 Ourselves, pro7i. nosotros mis- 
 
 mos. 
 Out, ad. afuera: fuera. 
 Outbid, V. pujar. 
 Outbreak, x. erupcion, /. 
 Outburst, X. explosion, /. 
 Outcry, X. clamor, m. 
 Outdo, V. sobrepujar. 
 Outer, a. exterior. 
 Outfit, X. vestidos, m. pi. 
 Outfitter, X. confeccionador, m. 
 Outgrow, V. sobrccrecer. 
 Outhouse, 5. dependencia de 
 
 una casa, /. 
 Outlandish, a. extranjero. 
 Outlaw, X. proscripto, m. 
 Outlay, X. despensa, /. 
 Outlet, X. salida, /. 
 Outline, x. contorno, /«. 
 Outlive, V. sobrevivir. 
 Out of doors, ad. fuera de casa. 
 Outrage, x. ultraje, ni. 
 Outrageous, a. atroz. 
 Outright, ad. luego. 
 Outside, X. exterior, m. 
 Outstretch, v. alargar. 
 Outward, a. exterior. 
 Outweigh, V. preponderar. 
 Oval, X. oviilo, m. — a. oval. 
 Oven, s. horno, m. 
 
 z Pansy 
 
 Over, prep, encima: sobre. 
 
 Overall, x. sobretodo, m. 
 
 Overawe, v. tener a freno. 
 
 Overbalance, v. preponderar. 
 
 Overbearing, a. despotico. 
 
 Overboard, ad. encima de 
 bordo. 
 
 Overburden, v. sobrecargar. 
 
 Overcast, v. anublar. 
 
 Overcharge, v. sobrecargar. 
 
 Overcome, v. veneer. 
 
 Overdrafts, x. adelantos, m. pi. 
 
 Overdress, v. engalanar con 
 exceso. 
 
 Overflow, v. inundar. 
 
 Overhang, v. estar colgando 
 sombre alguna cosa. 
 
 Overhead, ad. sobre la cabeza. 
 
 Overhear, v. oir algo por 
 casualidad. 
 
 Overheat, v. acalorar. 
 
 Overjoyed, a. muy gozoso. 
 
 Overlook, v. repasar. 
 
 Overmuch, a. demasiado. 
 
 Overpower, v. oprimir. 
 
 Overrun, v. hacer correrias. 
 
 Overseer , X. superintendente, m. 
 
 Overshadow, v. asombrar. 
 
 Oversight, x. yerro, m. 
 
 Oversleep, v. dormir de- 
 masiado. 
 
 Overtake, v. alcanzar. 
 
 Overthrow, v. trastornar. 
 
 Overture, x. abertura, /. 
 
 Overturn, v. trastornar. 
 
 Overwhelm, v. abrumar. 
 
 Owe, V. deber. 
 
 Owing, a. que es debido. 
 
 Owl, X. lechuza, /. 
 
 Own, a. propio — v. poseer. 
 
 Owner, x. dueiio, rn. 
 
 Ox, X. buey, m. 
 
 Oyster, x. ostra, /. 
 
 Pacific, a. pacifico. 
 Pacify, V. pacificar.- 
 Pack, X. lio, m. — v. empaquetar. 
 Package, x. embalajt, m. 
 Packet, X. paquete, ni. 
 Pact, X. pacto, m. 
 Pad, X. rodete, m. — v. forrar. 
 Paddle, x. canalete, m.: paleta,/. 
 Paddock, x. dehesa, /. 
 Padlock, X. candado, m. 
 Panic, X. panico, m. 
 Pansy, x. pensamiento, m.
 
 Pant ] 
 
 Pant, s. palpitacion, /. — v. 
 
 palpitar. 
 Panther, s. pantera, /. 
 Pantomime, s. pantomima, m. 
 Pantry, s. despensa: repos- 
 
 teria, /. 
 Pants, s. calzoncillos, m. pi. 
 Papacy, s. papado, m. 
 Paper, s. papel: papelucho, m. 
 Papers, s. documentos, m. pi. 
 Paper-hanger, s. entapizador, 
 
 m. 
 Paper-knife, s. cortapapel, m. 
 Parachute, 5. paracaidas, m. 
 Parade, s. parada, /. — v. 
 
 ostejitar. 
 Paradise, s. paraiso, m. 
 Paradox, s. paradoja, /. 
 Paraffin, 5. parafina, /: 
 
 petroleo, m. 
 Paragraph, s. parrafo, m. 
 Parallel, a. paralelo. 
 Paralyse, t;. paralizar. 
 Paralysis, s. paralisis, /. 
 Particular, a. particular. 
 Parting, 5. separacion, /. — a. 
 
 final. 
 Partly, ad. en parte. 
 Partner, s. socio, m. 
 Partridge, s. perdiz, /. 
 Party, s. partido, m.: tertulia,/. 
 Pass, s. pasillo: desfiladero, m.: 
 
 — V. pasar. 
 Passable, a. transitable. 
 Passably, ad. tolerablemente. 
 Passage, s. pasaje, m.: trave- 
 
 sia, /. 
 Passenger, 5. pasajero: viajero, 
 
 m. 
 Passing, a. pasajero — ad. ex- 
 
 tremadamente. 
 Passion, s. pasion, /. 
 Passionate, a. apasionado. 
 Passive, a. pasivo. 
 Passover, s. pascua, /. 
 Passport, s. pasaporte, m. 
 Past, a. pasado. 
 Paste, s. pasta,/. — v. engrudar. 
 Pastime, s. pasatiempo, m.: 
 
 diversion, /. 
 Pastor, s. pastor: clerigo, m. 
 Pastry, s. pasteleria, /. 
 Pasture, 5. pastura, /. 
 Patch, s. remiendo, m. 
 Patent, 5. patente, /. — a. pa- 
 
 tente. 
 Patentee, s. privilegiado, m. 
 Path, J. senda, /. 
 Pathetic, a. pat^tico. 
 
 S3 Pentecost 
 
 Pathos, s. pat(5tica, /. 
 Patience, s. paciencia, /. 
 Patriotic, a. patriotico. 
 Patrol, s.ronda,/. — i. patrullar. 
 Patron, s. patron, m. 
 Patronize, v. patrocinar. 
 Pattern, x. patron: modelo, m. 
 Pauper, s. indigente, tti. 
 Pauperize, v. empobrecer. 
 Pause, 5. pausa, /. — v. pausar. 
 Pave, V. solar. 
 Pavement, s. pavimento, m. 
 Pavilion, x. pabellon, in. 
 Paw, s. pata, /. — v. patear. 
 Pawn, X. prenda, /. — v. em- 
 
 penar. 
 Pawnbroker, 5. prendero, m. 
 Pay, s. paga, /. — v. pagan 
 Payment, j. pago, m. 
 Pea, X. guisante, m. 
 Peace, x. paz: quietud, /. 
 Peacefulness, X. tranquilidad,/. 
 Peach, X. melocoton, m. — v. 
 
 informar. 
 Peacock, 5. pavon, m. 
 Pear, x. pera, /. 
 Pearl, x. perla, /. 
 Peat, X. turba, /. 
 Pebble, x. guija, /. 
 Peccable, a. pecable. 
 Peck, V. picotear. 
 Peculiar, a. particular. 
 Pedantic, a. pedantesco. 
 Peddler, x. buhonero, m. 
 Pedestrian, x. andador: pase- 
 
 ante, m. 
 Pedometer, x. odometro, m. 
 Peel, X. corteza,/.: pellejo, m. — 
 
 V. descortezar: pelarse. 
 Peep, X. ojeada, /. — v. mirar. 
 Peer, x. igual, m. — v. mirar. 
 Peerless, a. incomparable. 
 Peevish, a. enojadizo. 
 Peg, X. clavija, /. — v. clavar. 
 Pen, X. pluma, /. 
 Penalty, x. pena, /. 
 Penance, x. penitencia, /. 
 Pencil, X. pincel: hacecillo, m. 
 Pendulum, x. pendulo, m. 
 Penetrate, v. penetrar. 
 Penguin, x. pinguino, m. 
 Peninsula, x. peninsula, /. 
 Penitence, s. penitencia, /. 
 Penknife, s. cortaplumas, m. 
 Penny, x. penique, wj. 
 Pension, x. pension, /. 
 Pensioner, x. pensionado, m. 
 Pensive, a. pensativo. 
 Pentecost, x. pentecost^s, m.
 
 Penury 
 
 154 
 
 Pity 
 
 Penury, s. penuria, /. 
 Peony, s. peonia, /. 
 People, s. pueblo: mundo, nt. 
 Pepper, s. pimienta, /. 
 Pepper-box, s. pimentero, m. 
 Peppermint, s. menta: yerba 
 
 buena, /. 
 Per, pr. per. 
 Perambulator, s. cochecito 
 
 para ninos, m. 
 Perception, x. percepci6n, /. 
 Perch, s. percha, /. — v. em- 
 
 percharse. 
 Perchance, ad. acaso. 
 Percolate, v. colar. 
 Perfume, s. perfume, m. — v. 
 
 perfumar. 
 Perfumery, s. perfumeria, /. 
 Perhaps, ad. quiza. 
 Peril, 5. peligro, ni. 
 Perilous, a. peligroso. 
 Period, s. periodo, m. 
 Perish, v. perecer. 
 Perjure, v. perjurar. 
 Perjurer, 5. perjurado, m. 
 Permanence, s. permanencia,/. 
 Permission, s. permision, /. 
 Permit, s. permiso, m. — r. 
 
 permitir. 
 Pernicious, a. pernicioso. 
 Perorate, v. perorar. 
 Peroxide, s. peroxido, m. 
 Perpendicular, a. perpendicu- 
 lar. 
 Perpetual, a. perpetuo. 
 Perpetuity, 5. perpetuidad, /. 
 Perplex, v. embarazar. 
 Perplexing, a. penoso. 
 Persecute, v. perseguir. 
 Perseverance, s. persever- 
 
 ancia, /. 
 Persevere, v. perseverar. 
 Persist, v. persistir. 
 Person, s. persona, /. 
 Perspire, v. perspirar. 
 Pestilence, s. pestilencia. 
 Pestilential, a. infectivo. 
 Pet, s. favorito, m. — v. mimar. 
 Petal, s. p^talo, m. 
 Petition, s. petici6n, /. 
 Petroleum, s. petr61eo, m.: 
 
 parafina, /. 
 Petticoat, s. enagua, /. 
 Pettiness, 5. pequenez, /. 
 Petty, a. pequeno. 
 Petulant, a. petulante. 
 Pew, 5, banco cerrado de 
 
 iglesia, m. 
 Pewter, s. peltre, m. 
 
 Pharmacist, s. farmacopola, m. 
 Pharmacy, 5. farmacia, /. 
 Pheasant, s. faisan, m. 
 Photograph, s. fotografia, /. 
 
 — V. fotografiar. 
 Piano, s. piano vertical: piano 
 
 de cola, m. 
 Pickle, s. scabeche, m. — v. 
 
 escabechar. 
 Picnic, J. comida a escote,/. 
 Picture, s. cuadro, m. 
 Pie, 5. pastel, nt. 
 Piece, 5. pieza,/. — v. remendar. 
 Pier, 5. pilar, m. 
 Pierce, v. taladrar. 
 Piercing, a. penetrante. 
 Piety, s. devocion, /. 
 Pig, s. puerco: cerdo, m. 
 Pigeon, X. pichon, wz. 
 Pigeon-hole, s. pliiteo, m. 
 Pigment, s. pigmento, ?«. 
 Pigsty, 5. pocilga, /. 
 Pike, s. lucio, 7ti. 
 Pilchard, s. sardina, /. 
 Pile, s. estaca, /. 
 Piles, s. almorranas, /. pi. 
 Pilfer, V. ratear. 
 Pilfering, s. raterfa, /. 
 Pilgrim, s. peregrino, m. 
 Pill, 5. pildora, /. 
 Pillar, s. columna, /. 
 Pillow, 5. almohada, /. 
 Pillow-case, s. funda, /. 
 Pilot, 5. piloto, m. — V. pilotear. 
 Pimple, s. postilla: buba, /. 
 Pin, s. alfiler, m. 
 Pinafore, x. delantal, m. 
 Pincers, s. pinzas, /. pi. 
 Pinch, X. pellizco, m. — v. pel- 
 
 lizcar. 
 Pineapple, x. pina, /. 
 Pining, a. languido. 
 Pipe, X. cano: cafion: conducto: 
 
 tubo, m.: pipa para fumar 
 
 (smokers'), /. 
 Piquant, a. picante. 
 Piracy, 5. pirateria, /. 
 Pistol, X. pistola, /. 
 Piston, s. piston, m. 
 Pit, X. foso, ni.: patio, m. 
 Pitch, X. resina, /.: diapas6n, nt. 
 
 — V. embrear: arrojar. 
 Pitch-dark, a. muy oscuro. 
 Pitchfork, x. horca, /. 
 Piteous, a. lastimoso. 
 Pitfall, X. trampa, /. 
 Pitiable, a. lastimoso. 
 Pity, X. piedad, /. — v. com- 
 
 padecer.
 
 Placard i; 
 
 Placard, s. cartel, m. 
 Place, s. lugar, m.: plaza, f. — v. 
 
 colocar. 
 Placid, a. placido. 
 Plague, 5. plaga, /. — v. ator- 
 
 mentar. 
 Plaice, s. platija, /. 
 Plain, a. llano: evidente — s. 
 
 llano, m. 
 Plainly, ad. claramente. 
 Plainness, s. claridad, /. 
 Plaintive, a. lamentoso. 
 Plan, s. plan, m. — v. proyectar. 
 Planet, s. planeta, /. 
 Plane-tree, s. platano, m. 
 Plant, s. planta, /. — v. plantar. 
 Plantation, s. plantacion, /. 
 Plaster, 5. emplasto, m. — v. 
 
 enyesar. 
 Plate, s. plato, m.: plancha: 
 
 lamina, /. — v. platear. 
 Platform, s. anden, m.: plata- 
 
 forma, /. 
 Platinum, 5. platino, m. 
 Platoon, s. peloton, m. 
 Play, 5. juego: drama, m. — v. 
 
 jugar: tocar: representar. 
 Player, x. jugador: actor, m. 
 Playful, a. jugueton. 
 Playgoer, 5. aficionado al 
 
 teatro, m. 
 Playing Cards, s. naipes, m. pi. 
 Plea, 5. pretexto, m. 
 Plead, V. alegar: pleitear. 
 Pleasant, a. agradable. 
 Please, v. agradar: contentar. 
 Pleasure, 5. gusto: placer. 
 Plenty, s. abundancia: copia, /. 
 Plot, s. conspiracion, /. — v. 
 
 conspirar. 
 Plough, 5. arado, m. — v. arar. 
 Pluck, V. desplumar — s. valor, 
 
 m. 
 Plum, s. ciruela, /. 
 Plumage, s. plumaje, m. 
 Plunder, 5. pillaje, m. — v. 
 
 saquear. 
 Plunge, V. sumergirse. 
 Pocket, s. bolsillo, m. 
 Pocket-book, x. cartera, /. 
 Poet, X. poeta, 7n. 
 Point, s. punto, m.: punta, /. — 
 
 V. apuntar. 
 Poison, X. venemo, m. 
 Poisonous, a. venenoso. 
 Police, X. policia, /. 
 Policeman, x. policia, m, 
 Polish, V. pulir. 
 Polite, a. cort^s. 
 
 ; Precise 
 
 Pond, s. estanque, m. 
 
 Poor, a. pobre. 
 
 Pope, X. Papa, m. 
 
 Popular, a. popular. 
 
 Population, x. poblaci6n, /. 
 
 Porcelain, x. porcelana, /. 
 
 Pork, X. came de puerco, /. 
 
 Port, X. Puerto, m. 
 
 Porter, x. mozo de cordel (bag- 
 gage), m.: portero (door), m. 
 
 Portion, x. porcion, /. 
 
 Portrait, x. retrato, m. 
 
 Position, X. posicion, /. 
 
 Positive, a. positivo. 
 
 Possess, V. poseer. 
 
 Possible, a. posible. 
 
 Post, X. posta: estafeta, /.: 
 correo, m. — a. apostar. 
 
 Postage, X. porte de carta, m. 
 
 Postage-stamp, x. sello de 
 correo, m. 
 
 Post-card, x. tarjeta postal, /. 
 
 Post haste, ad. a rienda suelta. 
 
 Posthumous, a. postumo. 
 
 Postman, x. cartero: correo, m. 
 
 Post-office, x. administraci6n 
 de correos, /. 
 
 Postpone, V. suspender. 
 
 Posy, X. ramillete de Acres, m. 
 
 Pot, X. marmita: oUa, /. 
 
 Potato, X. patata, /. 
 
 Poulterer, x. pollero, vt. 
 
 Poultice, X. cataplasma, /. — v. 
 poner una cataplasma. 
 
 Pour, V. derramar: verter: fluir. 
 
 Pout, V. poner hocico. 
 
 Poverty, x. pobreza, /. 
 
 Powder, x. polvo, m.: polvora, 
 /.: polvos (face powder), rn. 
 pi. — V. pulverizar. 
 
 Powder-box, x. caja de pol- 
 vos, /. 
 
 Powder-flask, x. frasco de 
 polvora, tn. 
 
 Powdery, a. polvoriento. 
 
 Power, X. poder, ni.: potencia,/. 
 
 Powerful, a. poderoso. 
 
 Powerless, a. impotente. 
 
 Practical, a. practice. 
 
 Praise, x. alabanza, /.— O. 
 alabar. 
 
 Prawn, x. langostin, m. 
 
 Pray, v. orar. 
 
 Prayer, s. oracion, /. 
 
 Preach, v. predicar. 
 
 Precious, a. precioso. 
 
 Precipice, x. precipicio, m. 
 
 Precipitate, v. precipitar. 
 
 Precise, a. preciso.
 
 Preclude 
 Preclude, v. excluir. 
 Predecessor, s. predecesor, m. 
 Predict, v. predecir. 
 Preface, 5. prefacio, m. 
 Prefect, 5. prefecto, ni. 
 Prefer, v. anteponer. 
 Preference, x. preferencia, /. 
 Prejudice, s. perjuicio, m. — v. 
 
 perjudicar. 
 Preliminary, s. preliminar, m. 
 
 a. preliminar. 
 Premises, s. edificio, ni. pi. 
 Premium, s. premio, ?«. 
 Prepaid, a. franco. 
 Prepare, v. preparar. 
 Presence, 5. presencia, /. 
 Present, 5. presente: regalo, 
 
 m. — a. presente — v. presentar. 
 Preserve, v. preservar. 
 Preside, v. presidir. 
 Press, V. apretar: aprensar — s. 
 
 prensa, /. 
 Presume, v. presumir. 
 Presumption, s. presuncion,/. 
 Presuppose, v. presuponer. 
 Pretence, s. pretexto, tn. 
 Pretend, v. pretextar. 
 Pretty, a. Undo: gentil — ad. 
 
 algo. 
 Prevail, v. prevalecer. 
 Prevent, v. prevenir: impedir. 
 Prevention, s. impedimento, m. 
 Previous, a. anterior. 
 Prey, j. rapina, /. 
 Price, s. valor: precio, m. — v. 
 
 valuar. 
 Priceless, a. inapreciable. 
 Prick, V. aguijar: picar. 
 Prickle, 5. espina, /. 
 Prickly, a. espinoso. 
 Pride, s. orgullo, m. 
 Priest, s. sacerdote, m. 
 Prim, a. afectado. 
 Primarily, ad. primariamente. 
 Primitive, a. primitivo. 
 Primrose, s. primula: prima- 
 
 vera, /. 
 Prince, s. principe, m. 
 Princess, s. princesa, /. 
 Principal, a. principal — 5. 
 
 principal, m. 
 Print, s. impreso, m. — v. 
 
 estampar: imprimir. 
 Printing, 5. tipografia, /. 
 Prior, a. anterior — s. prior, vi. 
 Prism, 5. prisma, m. 
 Prison, s. carcel, m.: prisdn, /. 
 Prisoner, s. prisionero, m. 
 Private, a. privado. 
 
 56 Property 
 
 Privet, s. alhena, /. 
 Privilege, x. privilegio, m. 
 Prize, X. premio, m. — v. estimar. 
 Probability, x. probabilidad, /. 
 Problem, x. problema, 711. 
 Proceed, v. proceder. 
 Process, x. proceso, m. 
 Procession, x. procesion, /, 
 Proclaim, v. proclamar. 
 Proclamation, x. proclama- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Procure, v. procurar: obtener. 
 Prodigal, a. prodigo. 
 Prodigious, a. prodigioso. 
 Produce, x. producto, m. — v. 
 
 producir. 
 Product, X. producto, m. 
 Profanity, x. profanidad, /. 
 Profess, V. profesar: declarar. 
 Profession, x. profesion, /. 
 Proficiency, x. adelantamiento, 
 
 m. 
 Proficient, a. proficiente. 
 Profile, X. perfil, m. 
 Profit, X. provecho, m. — v. 
 
 aprovechar. 
 Profound, a. profundo. 
 Profuse, a. profuso. 
 Programme, x. programa, m. 
 Progress, x. progreso, m. — v. 
 
 hacer progresos. 
 Prolapse, x. prolapso, m. 
 Prolific, a. fecundo. 
 Prologue, X. prologo, m. 
 Prolong, V. prolongar. 
 Promenade, x. paseo, ni. — v. 
 
 pasearse. 
 Prominent, a. prominente. 
 Promise, x. promesa, /. — v. 
 
 prometer. 
 Promontory, x.promontorio.m. 
 Promote, v. promover. 
 Promotion, x. promocion, /. 
 Prompt, a. pronto — v. apuntar. 
 Promptitude, x. prontitud, /. 
 Prone, a. prono. 
 Prong, X. diente, m. 
 Pronoun, x. pronombre, m. 
 Pronounce, v. pronunciar. 
 Pronunciation, x. pronuncia- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Proof, a. impenetrable — x. en- 
 
 sayo, m. 
 Prop, X. apoyo, m. — v. sostener. 
 Propagate, v. propagar. 
 Propel, V. impeler. 
 Proper, a. propio. 
 Property, x. calidad, /.: ac- 
 
 cesorio, m.
 
 Prophecy i 
 
 Prophecy, s. profecia,/. 
 Prophet, s. profeta, m. 
 Prophetic, a. prof^tico. 
 Propitiate, v. propiciar. 
 Proportion, s. razon, m. — v. 
 
 proporcionar. 
 Proportionate, a. proporcion- 
 
 ado. 
 Proposal, X. propuesta, /. 
 Propose, V. proponer. 
 Proposition, s. proposicion, /. 
 Propound, v. proponer. 
 Proprietor, s. propietario, m. 
 Propriety, s. decencia, /. 
 Prosecute, v. prosegiair. 
 Prosecution, s. prosecucion, /. 
 Prospect, X. vista, /. 
 Prospectus, s, prospecto, m. 
 Prosper, v. prosperar. 
 Prosperity, s. prosperidad, /. 
 Prosperous, a. pr6spero. 
 Prostitute, s. prostituta, /. — v. 
 
 prostituir. 
 Prostrate, a. postrado — v. 
 
 postrar. 
 Protect, V. proteger. 
 Protectress, x. protectriz, /. 
 Protest, X. protesta, /. — r^. pro- 
 
 testar. 
 Protestant, x. protestante, m. 
 Protract, v. prolongar. 
 Protrude, v. empujar: em- 
 
 pujarse. 
 Proud, a. orgulloso. 
 Prove, V. probar: justificar. 
 Proverb, x. proverbio, ?«. 
 Provide, v. proveer. 
 Provident, a. provide. 
 Provider, x. proveedor, m. 
 Province, x. provincia, /. 
 Provision, x. provision, /. 
 Provocation, x. provocacion, /. 
 Provoke, v. provocar. 
 Prow, X. proa. /. 
 Prowess, x. proeza, /. 
 Prowl, V. rondar. 
 Proximity, x. proximidad, /. 
 Prude, X. mojigata, /. 
 Prudence, x. prudencia, /. 
 Prudent, a. prudente. 
 Prudish, a. gazmono. 
 Prune, x. ciruela, /. — v. esca- 
 
 mondar. 
 Pruning, x. poda, /. 
 Prussic-acid, x. acido prusico, 
 
 m. 
 Pry, V. espiar. 
 Puberty, x. pubertad, /. 
 
 57 Qualification 
 
 Public, a. publico — x. piib- 
 lico, m. 
 
 Publican, x. tabcrnero, m. 
 
 Publish, V. publicar. 
 
 Publisher, x. editor, m. 
 
 Pudding, X. almcndrado, m. 
 
 Puddle, X. posa, /. 
 
 Puerile, a. pueril. 
 
 Puffin, X. mcrgo, m. 
 
 Pugilist, X. pugil, m. 
 
 Pugnacious, a. belicoso. 
 
 Pull, X. tiron, m. — v. tirar. 
 
 Pulley, X. garrucha, /. 
 
 Pulp, X. pulpa, /. 
 
 Pulpit, X. pulpito, m. 
 
 Pulse, X. pulso, m 
 
 Pulverize, v. pulverizar. 
 
 Pump, X. bomba, /. 
 
 Punch, X. punzon: golpe, m. — 
 V. punzar. 
 
 Punctual, a. puntual. 
 
 Punctuality, x. puntualidad, /. 
 
 Puncture, x. puntura, /. 
 
 Punish, V. castigar. 
 
 Punishment, x. castigo, m. 
 
 Pup, X. cachorrillo, m. 
 
 Pupil, X. pupilo, m. 
 
 Puppy, X. cachorro, m. 
 
 Purchase, x. compra, /. — v, 
 comprar. 
 
 Pure, a. puro. 
 
 Purgative, x. purgative, m. 
 
 Purge, X. purga, /. — v. purgar. 
 
 Purify, V. purificar. 
 
 Purifying, a. purificadero. 
 
 Purple, a. purpiireo — x. pur- 
 pura, /. 
 
 Purposely, ad. de proposito. 
 
 Purse, X. bolsa, /. 
 
 Pursue, V. perseguir. 
 
 Push, X. impulso, m. — v. em- 
 pujar. 
 
 Put, V. poner. 
 
 Putty, X. masilla, /. 
 
 Puzzle, V. confundir — x. pro- 
 blema, m. 
 
 Cross-word puzzle, palam- 
 bras cruzadas. 
 
 Quackery, x. charlataneria, /. 
 Quadruped, x. cuadnipedo, m. 
 Quagmire, x. canegal, m. 
 Quail, X. codorniz, /. 
 Quaint, a. curioso. 
 Quake, v. temblar. 
 Quaker, x. cuaquero, m. 
 Qualification, x. requisite, m.
 
 Qualify 
 
 IS8 
 
 Qualify, v. calificar. 
 Quality, s. calidad, /. 
 Quantity, s. cantidad, /. 
 Quarantine, 5. cuarentena, /. 
 Quarrel, s. riiia: pendencia, /. 
 
 — V. renir. 
 Quarrelsome, a. contencioso. 
 Quarry, s. cantera: presa, /. 
 Quart, s. cuarta, /. 
 Quarter, s. cuarto: cuartel: 
 
 trimestre, m. — v. cuartear: 
 
 acantonar. 
 Quarterly, a. trimestral. 
 Quartette, s. cuarteto, m. 
 Quartz, s. cuarzo, m. 
 Quash, V. anular. 
 Quay, s. muelle, m. 
 Queen, s. reina, /. 
 Queer, a. extrano: indispuesto. 
 Quell, V. reprimir. 
 Quench, v. apagar. 
 Querulous, a. quejicoso. 
 Quest, s. investigacibn, /. 
 Question, s. cuesti6n, /. — v. 
 
 cuestionar. 
 Quick, a. rapido: vivo. 
 Quicken, v. acelerar. 
 Quickness, s. rapidez, /. 
 Quicksilver, s. azogue, m. 
 Quiet, a. quieto — s. quietud, /. 
 Quilt, s. eolcha, /. 
 Quince, s. membrillo, m. 
 Quinine, s. quinina, /. 
 Quinsy, s. esquinencia, /. 
 Quit, a. libre — v. dejar. 
 Quite, ad. enteramente. 
 Quiver, s. temblor, m. — v. 
 
 temblar. 
 Quoit, s. tejo, m. 
 Quote, V. citar: cotizar. 
 
 Rabbit, s. conejo, m. 
 
 Rabble, s. gentuza, /. 
 
 Rabid, a. rabioso. 
 
 Race, s. raza: carrera, /. — v. 
 correr. 
 
 Racecourse, s. hipodromo, m. 
 
 Racehorse, s. caballo de car- 
 rera, m. 
 
 Rack, s. tormento, m. — v. trase- 
 gar. 
 
 Racket, s. raqueta, /. 
 
 Racy, a. rancio. 
 
 Radiance, s. resplandor, m. 
 
 Radiator, s. radiator, /. 
 
 Radish, s. rabano, m. 
 
 Radius, s. radio, m. 
 
 RafiQe, s. loteria, /. — v. rifar. 
 
 Ratio 
 Raft, s, balsa, /. 
 Rag, s. trapo, m. 
 Ragged, a. andrajoso. 
 Raging, a. rabios. 
 Raid, s. incursi6n, /. 
 Rail, s. riel, m. — v. injuriar. 
 Railing, s. balaustrada, /. 
 Railway, s. ferrocarril, m. 
 Raiment, s. vestidos, 7n. pi. 
 Rain, $. Uuvia, /. — v. Hover. 
 Rainbow, s. arco iris, m. 
 Rainy, a. lluvioso. 
 Raise, v. levantar. 
 Raisin, j. pasa, /. 
 Rake, 5. rostrillo, m. — v. ras- 
 
 trillar. 
 Rally, V. reunir: reunirse. 
 Ram, s. morueco: ariete, m. — v. 
 
 apisonar. 
 Ramble, s. paseo, m. — v. 
 
 divagar. 
 Rambler, s. paseante, m. 
 Ramification, s. ramificaci6n,/. 
 Rampageous, a. retozon. 
 Rampant, a. rampante. 
 Rampart, s. plataforma, /. 
 Ranch, s. rancho, m. 
 Rancid, a. rancio. 
 Rancour, s. rencor, m. 
 Random, a. casual. 
 Range, s. alcance, m.: hornilla, 
 
 /. — V. alinear. 
 Rank, a. rancio — s. rango, m. 
 Rankle, v. enconarse. 
 Ransack, v. saquear escudrinar. 
 Ransom, s. rescate, m. — v. 
 
 rescatar. 
 Rap, x. golpe, m. 
 Rapacious, a. rapaz. 
 Rape, X. rapto, m.: colza,/. 
 Rapid, a. rapido. 
 Rapier, s. espet6n, m. 
 Rapping, s. llamada, /, 
 Rapture, s. rapto, m. 
 Rare, a. raro. 
 Rarity, c. rareza, /. 
 Rascal, s. picaro, m. 
 Rash, a. temerario. 
 Rasher, s. lonja, /. 
 Rashness, s. temeridad, /. 
 Raspberry, s. frambuesa, /. 
 Rat, s. rata, /. 
 Rat-trap, i. ratonera, /. 
 Rate, s. contribucion, /. 
 Rate, s. contribuci6n, /. — 
 
 razon — v. tasar. 
 Rather, ad. mas bien: algo. 
 Ratify, v. ratificar. 
 Ratio, X. razon, m.
 
 Ration i 
 
 Ration, s. raci6n, /. 
 Rattle, s. matraca,/. — v. agitar. 
 Rattlesnake, s. culebra cas- 
 
 cabel, /. 
 Ravage, v. asolar. 
 Rave, V. desvariar. 
 Raven, s. cuervo, m. 
 Ravenous, a. voraz. 
 Raving, a. loco — s. delirio, w. 
 Ravish, v. violar. 
 Raw, a. crudo. 
 Ray, s. rayo, m. 
 Raze, t'. arrasar. 
 Razor, x. navaja, /. 
 Razor-strop, j. suavizador, m. 
 Read, v. leer. 
 Reader, s. lector, m. 
 Readily, ad. de buena gana. 
 Reading, 5. lectura, /. 
 Ready, a. pronto. 
 Real, a. real. 
 Realistic, a. realfstico. 
 Realm, s. reino, m. 
 Ream, s. resma, /. 
 Reap, V. seear. 
 
 Rear, x. retaguardia,/. — v. criar. 
 Rearrange, v. rehacer. 
 Reason, 5. raz6n,/n. — r.razonar. 
 Rebate, v. rebajar. 
 Rebel, 5. rebelde, m. — v. 
 
 rebelarse. 
 Rebellious, a. rebelde. 
 Rebuke, x. reprension, /. — v. 
 
 reprender. 
 Recall, V. revocar. 
 Recapitulate, v. recapitular. 
 Recapture, t'. represar. 
 Recede, v. retroceder. 
 Receipt, x. recibo, m. — v. dar 
 
 recibo. 
 Receive, v. recibir. 
 Recent, a. reciente. 
 Receptacle, x. receptaculo, m. 
 Recipe, x. recipe, w. 
 Recitation, x. recitacion, /. 
 Recite, v. recitar. 
 Reckless, a. atolondrado. 
 Reckon, v. estimar. 
 Recline, v. reclinar. 
 Recognize, v. reconocer. 
 Recoil, V. recular. 
 Recollect, v. recordarse. 
 Recommence, v. empezar de 
 
 nuevo. 
 Recommend, v. recomendar. 
 Recompense, x. recompensa, /. 
 
 — V. recompensar. 
 Record, x.registro, m.—t;. regis- 
 trar. 
 
 59 Regrettable 
 
 Recoup, V. recuperar. 
 Recover, t;. convalecer. 
 Recovery, s. recobro, m. 
 Recruit, x. recluta, m. — v. re- 
 
 clutar. 
 Rectitude, x. probidad, /. 
 Rector, x. rector, m. 
 Rectory, s. rectoria, /. 
 Recuperate, v. recuperar. 
 Recur, v. recurrir. 
 Red, a. rojo. 
 
 Redbreast, x. pitirojo, m. 
 Redeem, t,'. rescatar. 
 Redness, x. rojez, /. 
 Redoubt, s. reducto, m. 
 Redress, v. corregir: recti- 
 
 ficar — X. reforma, /. 
 Reduce, v. reducir. 
 Reef, X. arrecife, m. 
 Reek, x. humo, m. — v. humear. 
 Refer, v. referir. 
 Referee, x. arbitro, m. 
 Reference, x. referencia, /. 
 Refine, t'. refinar. 
 Reflect, V. reflejar. 
 Reflection, x. reflexi6n, /. 
 Reflector, x. reverbero, w. 
 Reform, x. reforma, /. — v. re- 
 form ar. 
 Reformatory, s. casa de cor- 
 
 recci6n, /. 
 Refract, v. refractar. 
 Refraction, s. refraccion, /. 
 Refrain, x. refran, m. — v. re- 
 
 frenar. 
 Refresh, v. refrigerar. 
 Refreshment, x. recreo, m. 
 Refrigerator, x. enfriadera, /. 
 Refuge, X. refugio, m. 
 Refugee, x. refugiado, m. 
 Refund, v. reembolsar. 
 Refusal, x. opcion, /. 
 Refuse, x. desecho, m. — v. negar. 
 Regain, v. recobrar 
 Regal, a. real. 
 Regard, v. estimar: considerar 
 
 — X. respeto, m. 
 Regardful, a. atento. 
 Regarding, pr. tocante. 
 Regatta, x. regata, /. 
 Regenerate, v. regenerar. 
 Regent, s. regente, m. 
 Regiment, x. regimiento, m. 
 Region, x. region, /. 
 Register, s. registro, m. — v. 
 
 registrar. 
 Registry, x. asiento, m. 
 Regret, v. arrepentirse. 
 Regrettable, a. lamentable.
 
 Regular 
 
 1 60 
 
 Reservoir 
 
 Regular, a. regular. 
 Regularity, 5. regularidad, /. 
 Regulate, v. regular: arreglar. 
 Rehearsal, x. repeticion, /. 
 Rehearse, v. repetir. 
 Reign, s. reino, m. — v. reinar. 
 Reindeer, s. reno, m. 
 Reinforce, v. reforzar. 
 Reinstate, v. restablecer. 
 Reiterate, v. reiterar. 
 Reject, V. rechazar. 
 Rejection, s. repulsa, /. 
 Rejoice, v. regocijar. 
 Rejoin, v. replicar. 
 Rejuvenate, v. rejuvenecer. 
 Relapse, s. recaida — v. recaer. 
 Relate, v. relatar. 
 Relation, s. relacion, /. 
 Relative, a. relative. 
 Relax, V. relajar. 
 Relay, s. posta: parada, /. 
 Release, x. soltura, /. — v. soltar. 
 Relent, v. enternecerse. 
 Relevant, a. aplicable. 
 Reliable, a. seguro. 
 Reliant, a. confiado. 
 Relic, X. reliquia, /. 
 Relief, x. relieve, rn. 
 Religion, x. religion, /. 
 Relinquish, v. abandonar. 
 Relish, X. sabor, m. — v. saborear. 
 Reluctance, x. repugnancia, /. 
 Rely, V. confiar. 
 Remain, v. permanecer. 
 Remainder, x. residue, m. 
 Remains, x. restos, m. pi. 
 Remark, x. reparo, m. — v. 
 
 reparar. 
 Remarkable, a. notable. 
 Remedy, x. remedio, m. — v. 
 
 remediar. 
 Remind, v. avisar. 
 Reminiscence, x. reminis- 
 
 cencia, /. 
 Reminiscent, a. recordante. 
 Remiss, a. remiso. 
 Remit, v. remitir. 
 Remittance, x. rcmesa,/. 
 Remnant, x. resto, 7?i. 
 Remorse, x. remordimiento, m. 
 Remote, a. remoto. 
 Remount, v. remontar. 
 Removable, a. amovible. 
 Remove, v. transportar. 
 Remunerate, v. remunerar. 
 Remuneration, x. remunera- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Rend, v. rasgar. 
 Render, v. rendir. 
 
 Renegade, a. renegado. 
 
 Renew, v. renovar, /. 
 
 Renounce, v. renunciar. 
 
 Renovate, v. renovar. 
 
 Renovation, x. renovacion, /, 
 
 Renown, x. renombre, m. 
 
 Rent, X. renta, /. — v. alquilar. 
 
 Repair, x. reparo, m. — v. re- 
 parar. 
 
 Reparation, x. reparacion, /. 
 
 Repast, s. comida, /. 
 
 Repay, v. reembolsar. 
 
 Repayment, x. reembolso, m. 
 
 Repeal, x. revocacion, /. — v. 
 revocar. 
 
 Repeat, x. repeticion, /. — v. 
 repetir. 
 
 Repel, V. repeler. 
 
 Repent, v. arrepentrse. 
 
 Repentant, a. contrito. 
 
 Repertory, x. repertorio, m. 
 
 Repetition, x. repeticion,/. 
 
 Replace, v. reemplazar. 
 
 Replenish, v. rellenar. 
 
 Replete, a. repleto. 
 
 Reply, X. replica, /. — v. re- 
 sponder. 
 
 Report, X. informe, m. — v. re- 
 ferir. 
 
 Reporter, x. relator, m. 
 
 Represent, v. representar. 
 
 Reprieve, v. dar espera. 
 
 Reprimand, x. reprimenda, /. 
 — V. reprender. 
 
 Reprisal, x. represalia, /. 
 
 Reproach, x. reproche, m. — v. 
 reprochar. 
 
 Reptile, x. reptil, m. 
 
 Republic, x. repiiblica,/. 
 
 Repudiate, v. repudiar. 
 
 Repudiation, x. repudiaci6n, /. 
 
 Repugnance, x. repugnancia,/. 
 
 Repulse, x. repulsa, /. — v. re- 
 pulsar. 
 
 Repulsive, a. repulsivo. 
 
 Reputation, x. reputaci6n, /. 
 
 Request, x. ruego, ;n. — v. rogar. 
 
 Require, v. requerir. 
 
 Requisite, a. necesario — s. re- 
 quisite, m. 
 
 Rescue, x. recobro, m. — v. 
 librar. 
 
 Resemble, v. parecerse. 
 
 Resembling, a. parecido. 
 
 Resent, v. resentirse. 
 
 Reservation, x. reservaci6n, /. 
 
 Reserve, x. reserva, /. — v. 
 reservar. 
 
 Reservoir, x. cambija, /.
 
 Reside 
 
 i6x 
 
 River 
 
 Reside, v. residir. 
 Residence, s. residencia, /. 
 Resolute, a. resuelto. 
 Resolve, j. resolucion, /. — v. 
 
 resolver. 
 Resort, v. recurrir. 
 Resound, v. resonar. 
 Resource, s. recurso, m. 
 Respect, s.respeto, m. — f.res- 
 
 petar. 
 Respectable, a. respetable. 
 Respiration, s. respiraci6n, /. 
 Respirator, s. respirador, m. 
 Respire, v. respirar. 
 Respite, j. moratoria, /. — v. 
 
 aplazar. 
 Resplendent, a. resplande- 
 
 ciente. 
 Respond, v. responder. 
 Responsibility, s. responsa- 
 
 bilidad, /. 
 Rest, s. repose, m. — t;. reposar. 
 Restful, a. sosegado. 
 Restless, a. inquieto. 
 Restaurant, s. fonda, /. 
 Restoration, s. restauraci6n, /. 
 Restore, v. restaurar. 
 Restrain, v. retener. 
 Restrict, v. restringir. 
 Restriction, s. restricci6n, /. 
 Result, 5. resultado, m. 
 Resume, v. resumir. 
 Resurrection, 5. resurrecci6n,/. 
 Resuscitate, v. resucitar. 
 Retail, v. revender: regatonear 
 
 — s. venta per menor, /. 
 Retain, v. retener. 
 Retaliate, v. desquitarse. 
 Retire, v. retirar: retirarse. 
 Retirement, s. retire, m. 
 Retract, v. retractar: retract- 
 
 arse. 
 Retreat, v. retirarse. 
 Retrieve, v. recobrar. 
 Retriever, s. sabuese, m. 
 Retrograde, a. retrograde. 
 Retrospective, a. retros- 
 pective. 
 Return, s. reterno, m.: ganan- 
 
 cia, /. — z\ devolver: ^ elver. 
 Return ticket, s. billette de 
 
 reterno, m. 
 Reveal, v. manifestar. 
 Revelry, 5. borrachera, /. 
 Revenge, s. venganza, /. — v. 
 
 vengar. 
 Revengeful, a. vengativo. 
 Revenue, s. redito, m. 
 Reverence, s. reverencia, m. 
 
 Reverent, a. revcrente. 
 
 Reverse, s. contrario, m. 
 
 Revert, f. volver. 
 
 Review, 5. revista,/. — v. rever. 
 
 Revise, t;. rever. 
 
 Revival, s. renacimiento, m. 
 
 Revive, t;. avivar. 
 
 Revoke, v. revecar. 
 
 Revolt, s. revuelta, /. — v. re- 
 
 belarse. 
 Revolting, a. repugnante. 
 Revolution, s. revolucion, /. 
 Revolve, v. revolver. 
 Revolver, s. rev61ver, m. 
 Rheumatism, s.reumatismo.m. 
 Rhinoceros, s. rinoceronte, m. 
 Rhododendron, s. rododen- 
 
 dre, m. 
 Rhubarb, s. ruibarbo, m. 
 Rhyme, s. rima, /. 
 Rib, s. Costilla, /. 
 Ribbon, s. cinta, /. 
 Rice, s. arroz, m. 
 Rich, a. rice. 
 Rick, s. niara, /. 
 Rickets, 5. raquitismo, m. 
 Rid, V. librar. 
 
 Riddle, s. enigma,/. — v. cribar. 
 Ridge, s. surco, m. — v. surcar. 
 Ridicule, s. ridiculez, J. — v. 
 
 ridiculizar. 
 Riding, s. equitaci6n, /. 
 Rifle, s. fusil, m. — v. robar. 
 Rig, s. aparejo, m. — v. aparejar. 
 Right, a. derecho: juste — ad. 
 
 muy — 5. derecho, m. — t;. rec- 
 
 tificar. 
 Righteous, a. justo. 
 Rigid, a. rigide. 
 Rim, s. borde, m.: llanta, /. 
 Rind, s. corteza, /. 
 Ring, s. circulo: anille, m. — v. 
 
 sonar. 
 Ringleader, s. jefe, m. 
 Rink, s. sal6n de patinar, m. 
 Rinse, v. enjuagar. 
 Riot, s. tumulto, m. — v. amoti- 
 
 nar. 
 Rioting, J. ergia, /. 
 Ripe, a. madure. 
 Ripple, 5. escarceo, m. 
 Rise, s. levantamiento, m.: 
 
 subida /. — v. levantarse: 
 
 subir. 
 Risk, s. rlesgo, m. — v. arries- 
 
 gar. 
 Rival, s. competidor, m. — v. 
 
 rivalizar. 
 River, s. rio, m.
 
 Rivulet 
 
 162 
 
 Sapphire 
 
 Rivulet, s. arroyo, m. 
 
 Roach, s. gobio, ni. 
 
 Road, s. camino, m.: via: rada, /. 
 
 Roadway, s. calzada, /. 
 
 Roam, V. rondar. 
 
 Roar, 5. rugido, m. — v. rugir. 
 
 Roast, V. asar. 
 
 Rob, V. robar. 
 
 Robber, s. Iadr6n, m. 
 
 Robe, s. vestido, m. — v. vestir. 
 
 Robin, s. pitirojo, m. 
 
 Robust, a. robusto. 
 
 Rock, s. roca, /. — v. mecer. 
 
 Rod, s. cana de pescar: 
 
 baqueta, /. 
 Rogue, s. brib6n, m. 
 Roll, 5. rollo, m. balance, m. — v. 
 
 rodar: balancear. 
 Roller, s. rodillo, m. 
 Rolling, a. rodadero. 
 Romance, s. romance, m. 
 Romp, V. retozar. 
 Roof, X. tejado (house, etc.): 
 
 paladar (mouth), m. 
 Rook, s. corneja, /. 
 Room, 5. camara, /.: lugar, m. 
 Root, 5. raiz, /. — v. arraigarse. 
 
 — Out, arrancar. 
 Rope, X. cordel, m. 
 Rose, s. rosa, /. 
 Rosette, s. roseta, /. 
 Rotten, a. podrido. 
 Rough, a. rudo. 
 Round, a. redondo — ad. al 
 
 rededor — s. circulo, m.: ronda, 
 
 /. — V. cercar. 
 Rouse, V. levantar. 
 Rout, s. ruta, /.: rumbo: 
 
 camino, m. 
 Row, s. rifia, /. — v. remar. 
 Rowdy, a. pelafustan. 
 Rower, x. remero, m. 
 Royal, a. real. 
 Rub, V. frotar. 
 Rubber, s. goma elastica, /. 
 Rubbish, 5. escombro, m. 
 Ruby, s. rubi, m. 
 Rudder, x. tim6n, nt. 
 Rude, a. grosero. 
 Rudeness, s. rudeza, /. 
 Ruffian, X. rufian, m. 
 Rug, s. ruedo, m. 
 Ruin, s. ruina, /. — v. arruinar: 
 
 perder. 
 Ruinous, a. ruinoso. 
 Ruler, X. gobernador, m. 
 Rum, s. ron, m. 
 Rumour, j. rumor, m. 
 Rump-steak, s. tajada, /. 
 
 Run, s. corrida, /.: curse, m. — 
 
 V. correr: fluir. 
 Running, a. corriente, m. 
 Rupture, .?. rompimiento, m. 
 
 — V. romper. 
 Rural, a. rural. 
 Rushing, a. precipitoso. 
 Rust, s. orin, m. — v. oxidarse. 
 Rut, X. carril, m. 
 Ruthless, a. cruel. 
 Rye, X. centeno, m. 
 
 S 
 Sable, s. cebellina: marta, /. 
 Sabre, x. sable, m. 
 Sack, X. saco, ni. — v. saquear. 
 Sacred, a. sagrado. 
 Sacrifice, x. sacrificio, m. — v. 
 
 sacrificar. 
 Sad, a. triste. 
 Sadden, 1;. entristecer. 
 Saddle, x. silla, /. — v. ensillar. 
 Safe, a. seguro — x. caja, fuerte,/. 
 Safeguard, x. salvaguardia, /. 
 
 — V. proteger. 
 Safety, s. seguridad, /. 
 Sage, a. sabio. 
 Sail, X. vela: aspa, /. — v. 
 
 navegar. 
 Sailor, x. marinero, m. 
 Saint, X. santo, m.: santa, /. 
 Saintly, a. santo. 
 Sake, X. causa, /. 
 Salad, X. ensalada, /. 
 Salad-bowl, x. ensaladera, /. 
 Salary , X. xalario, m. — v. salariar. 
 Sale, X. venta, /. 
 Saline, a. salino. 
 Sallow, a. palido. 
 Salmon, x. salmon, m. 
 Saloon, X. sal6n, m. 
 Salt, a. salado — s. sal, m. — v. 
 
 salar. 
 Salt cellar, x. salero, m. 
 Salute, V. saludar. 
 Salvage, x. salvamento, m. 
 Same, a. id^ntico. 
 Sample, x. muestra, /. 
 Sanctimonious, a. devoto. 
 Sanction, s. sanci6n, /. — v. 
 
 sancionar. 
 Sand, X. arena, /. — v. enarenar. 
 Sandal, x. sandalia, /. 
 Sandwich, x. emparedado, m. 
 Sandy, a. arenoso. 
 Sane, a. sano. 
 Sanguine, a. sanguineo. 
 Sanitary, a. sanitario. 
 Sapphire, x. zafiro, m.
 
 Sarcasm 
 
 163 
 
 Sentence 
 
 Sarcasm, s. sarcasmo, m. 
 Sardine, s. sardina, /. 
 Sardonyx, 5. sardonix, m. 
 Sash, J. cinta, /. 
 Satchel, s. mochila, /, 
 Sateen, s. rasete, m. 
 Satin, s. raso, m. 
 Satisfaction, 5. satisfacci6n, /. 
 Saturate, v. saturar. 
 Satisfy, v. satisfacer. 
 Saturday, s. sabado, m. 
 Sauce, s. salsa, /. — v. sazonar. 
 Saucepan, s. cacerola, /. 
 Saucer, s. platillo, m. 
 Saucy, a. descarado. 
 Sausage, s. salchicha, /. 
 Savage, a. salvaje. 
 Save, V. salvar: economizar: 
 
 conservar — prep. excepto — 
 
 conj. a no ser que. 
 Saving, a. economico — pr. ex- 
 cepto — s. economia, /. 
 Savings-bank, s. caja de 
 
 ahorros, /. 
 Savoury, a. sabroso. 
 Saw, s. sierra, /.: proverbio, nt. 
 
 — V. serrar. 
 Say, t;. decir. 
 Saying, s. dicho, nt. 
 Scab, s. rona, /. 
 Scabbard, s. vaina de espada,/. 
 Scaffold, 5. cadalso, ni. 
 Scald, X. escaldadura, /. — v. 
 
 escaldar. 
 Scale, s. balanza: escama, /. — 
 
 V. escalar. 
 Scalp, s. piel del craneo, /. 
 Scaly, a. escamoso. 
 Scandal, x. escandalo, m. 
 Scandalous, a. escandaloso. 
 Scanty, a. escaso. 
 Scar, s. cicatriz, /. 
 Scarce, a. raro. 
 Scarcely, ad. apenas. 
 Scarcity, s. escasez, /. 
 Scare, s. espanto, m. — v. es- 
 
 pantar. 
 Scarf, s. banda, /. 
 Scarlatina, s. escarlatina, /. 
 Scarlet, s. escarlata, /. 
 Scarlet fever, s. escarlata, /. 
 Scathing, a. mordaz. 
 Scatter, v. esparcir. 
 Scavenger, 5. basurero, m. 
 Scene, s. escena, /. 
 Scenery, x. vista, /. 
 Scent, s. perfume, ni. — v. per- 
 
 fumar. 
 Scentless, a. inodoro. 
 
 Scholar, s. escolar: colegial, nt. 
 School, X. escuela, /. 
 Schoolmaster, s. preceptor, m. 
 Schoolmistress, s. maestra, /. 
 Schoolroom, s. aula,/. 
 Sciatica, s. ciatica, /. 
 Science, s. ciencia, /. 
 Scissors, s. tijeras, /. pi. 
 Scold, V. regafiar. 
 Scoop, s. achicador, m. — v. 
 
 achicar. 
 
 — out, ahuecar. 
 Scorch, 5. chamusco, m. — v. 
 
 chamuscar. 
 Scorn, X. desprecio, m. — v. 
 
 desdenar. 
 Scoundrel, x. belitrero, m. 
 Scour, V. escurar. 
 Scout, X. explorador, m. 
 Scowling, a. cenudo. 
 Scramble, v. arrebatar. 
 Scrape, x. raedura,/. — v. raspar. 
 Scratch, s. rasgimo, m. — 1;. ras- 
 
 gunar. 
 Scream, v. chillar. 
 Screw, X. tornillo, m. 
 Screwdriver, x. destornillador, 
 
 m. 
 Scrub, V. frotar. 
 Scullery, s. fregadero, m. 
 Sculptor, X. escultor, ni. 
 Sea, X. mar, vt. & /.: oceano, nt. 
 Seafaring, a. marino. 
 Seaport, x. puerto de mar, m. 
 Seasickness, x. mareamiento: 
 
 mareo, m. 
 Seaside, x. ribera del mar, /. 
 Season, x. estacion: sazon, /. 
 Season-ticket, x. abono de 
 
 pasaje, m. 
 Seat, X. morada: silla, /. — v. 
 
 asentar: situar. 
 Seaweed, x. alga marina, /. 
 Second, a. segundo. 
 Secondhand, x. segunda 
 
 mano, /. 
 Secret, x. secreto, nt. 
 Secretary, x. secretario, nt. 
 Secure, v. asegurar — a. seguro. 
 See, V. ver. 
 
 Seed, X. semilla: simiente, /. 
 Seldom, ad. raramente. 
 Self, a. mismo. 
 Selfish, a. egoista. 
 Sell, V. vender. 
 Send, V. despachar: enviar. 
 Sensation, x. sensaci6n, /. 
 Sense, x. sentido, m. 
 Sentence, s. sentencia: frase, /.
 
 Separate 
 
 164 
 
 Shrimp 
 
 Separate, v. separar. 
 Septic, a. s^ptico. 
 Serious, a. serio. 
 Servant, s. servidor, m.: criado, 
 
 m.: criada, /. 
 Serve, v. servir. 
 Service, s. servicio: oficio 
 
 (church), m. 
 Serviceable, a. servil. 
 Set, V. componer: imponer: 
 
 plantar: entablillar. 
 Settee, s. canape, m. 
 Settle, V. ajustar: resolver: 
 
 liquidar. 
 Seven, a. siete — s. siete, m. 
 Seventeen, a. diez y siete — 5. 
 
 diez y siete, m. 
 Seventy, a. setenta — s. seten- 
 
 ta, m. 
 Sever, v. separar. 
 Several, a. varios. 
 Severe, a. riguroso. 
 Severity, s. severidad, /. 
 Sew, V. coser. 
 Sewer, s. cloaca, /. 
 Sex, 5. sexo, m. 
 Sexton, s. sacristan, m. 
 Shade, s. sombra, /. — v. som- 
 
 brear. 
 Shadow, s. sombra, /. 
 Shady, a. sombrio. 
 Shake, s. vibracion, /. — v. 
 
 sacudir. 
 Shaking, 5. temblor, m. 
 Shallow, a. somero. 
 Sham, a. falso. 
 Shame, s. rubor, m. — v. aver- 
 
 gonzar. 
 Shameful, a. vergonzoso. 
 Shameless, a. descarado. 
 Shampoo, s. champii, m. 
 Shamrock, 5. trebol, m. 
 Shape, s. forma,/.: talle, m. — v. 
 
 formar. 
 Share, 5. reja: accion, /. — v. 
 
 distribuir. 
 Shareholder, s. accionista, /. 
 Shark, s. tiburon, m. 
 Sharp, a. agudo: acre — ad. 
 
 puntualmente. 
 Sharpen, v. afilar. 
 Sharpness, s. acrimonia, /. 
 Shave, v. rasurar, 5. 
 Shaving, s. rasura, /. 
 Shaving-brush, s. escobilla de 
 
 barba, /. 
 Shawl, s. chal, m. 
 She, pn. ella. 
 Sheep, *. carnero, m.: oveja, /. 
 
 Sheepish, a. ovejuno. 
 
 ter, a. puro: escarpado. 
 Sheet, s. sabana, /.: pliego, m. 
 Shelf, 5. anaquel, m. 
 Shell, s. concha, /. — v. des- 
 
 conchar: bombardear. 
 Shellac, x. laca en hojuelas, /. 
 Shell-fish, 5. marisco, m. 
 Shelter, s. cobertizo, m. — v. 
 
 abrigar. 
 Shepherd, s. pastor, m. 
 Sherbet, s. sorLete, m. 
 Sherry, 5. vino de Jerez, m. 
 Shield, s. escudo, m. — ■ v. 
 
 escudar. 
 Shifting, a. movedizo. 
 Shifty, a. artificioso. 
 Shin, 5. tibia, /. 
 Shine, 5. brillo, m. — t;. brillar. 
 Shingle, s. cascajo, m. 
 Shining, a. luminoso. 
 Ship, J. nave,/.: buque: navio.m. 
 Shipment, 5. cargamento, m. 
 Shipper, %. cargador, m. 
 Shipping, a. maritimo. 
 Shipwreck, s. naufragio, m. 
 Shipyard, 5. astillero, m. 
 Shiver, 5. cacho: fragmento, m. 
 
 — V. estrellar. 
 Shivering, s. calofrio, m. 
 Shock, X. choque, m. — v. 
 
 escandalizar. 
 Shocking, a. escandaloso. 
 Shoe, 5. zapato, m. 
 Shoeblack, s. limpiabotas, m. 
 Shoelace, s. majuela, /. 
 Shoemaker, s. zapatero, m. 
 Shoot, V. tirar. 
 Shooting, 5. tiro, m. 
 Shop, 5. tienda, /.: taller, m. 
 Shopkeeper, 5. mercader, m. 
 Shore, s. costa: playa, /. 
 Short, a. corto: breve. 
 Shortcoming , s. insuficiencia,/. 
 Shorten, v. acortar. 
 Shorthand, x. estenografia, /. 
 Shortly, ad. luego. 
 Shoulder, 5. espalda, /. 
 Shout, s. aclamacion, /. — v. 
 
 aclamar. 
 Shovel, s. pala, /. 
 Show, X. espectaculo, m.\ osten- 
 
 tacion, /. — v. mostrar. 
 Shower, x. Uuvia, /. 
 Shred, x. fragmento, m. 
 Shrew-mouse, x. musgafio, m. 
 Shrewd, a. astuto. 
 Shriek, v. chillar. 
 Shrimp, s. camar6n, m.
 
 Shrink 
 
 165 
 
 Snout 
 
 Shrink, v. estrechar. 
 
 Shrivel, r. arrugar. 
 
 Shrove Tuesday, s. martes de 
 
 carnaval, m. 
 Shrub, s. arbusto, m. 
 Shrug, V. encoger os hombros. 
 Shudder, v. estremecerse. 
 Shun, II. evitar. 
 Shut, V. cerrar. 
 Shy, a. timido. 
 Sick, a. enfermo. 
 Sickening, a. asqueroso. 
 Sickness, i. enfermedad, /. 
 Side, a. lateral — s. costado: 
 
 partido, m. 
 Sideways, ad. de lado. 
 Siege, 5. asedio, m. 
 Sieve, s. criba, /. 
 Sigh, X. suspiro, m. — v. suspirar. 
 Sight, 5. ver, ni. 
 Sightless, a. ciego. 
 Sightseer, s. curioso, m. 
 Sign, s. indicio, w. 
 Signal, s. senal: aviso, m. 
 Signboard, j. muestra, /. 
 Signpost, X. poste de senales, m. 
 Silence, s. silencio: sosiego, m. 
 
 — V. hacer callar. 
 Silk,5. seda,/. 
 
 Silver, s. plata, /. — v. platear. 
 Similar, a. simil. 
 Simple, a. simple. 
 Sin, s. pecado, m. — v. pecar. 
 Since, ad. desde entonces — 
 
 prep, desde. 
 Sing, V. cantar. 
 Singer, x. cantor, m.: cantora,/. 
 Single, a. solo. 
 Sink, s. vertedero: albanal, m. — 
 
 V. hundir: echar a pique. 
 Siphon, 5. sif6n, m. 
 Sir, 5. senor, m. 
 Sister, x. hermana, /. 
 Sit, V. sentarse. 
 Six, a. seis — x. seis, m. 
 Size, X. tamafio, m. 
 Skate, V. patinar — x. patln, m. 
 Skim, V. descremar. 
 Skin, X. cutis, m.: piel, j£. 
 Skipping, X. salto, m. 
 Skirt, s. falda, m. 
 Skull, X. craneo, m. 
 Sky, X. cielo, m. 
 Slack, a. flojo. 
 Slander, x. calumnia, /. 
 Slate, X. pizarra, /. 
 Slaughter, v. matar. 
 Slave, X. esclavo, m. 
 
 Sleep, V. dormir. 
 Sleet, s. aguanicv c, /. 
 Sleeve, s. manga, /. 
 Sleigh, *. trinco, m. 
 Sleight, s. mafia./. 
 Slender, a. esbelto: escaso. 
 Slice, X. rebanada, /. — t. re- 
 
 banar. 
 Slide, X. resbaladero, m. — v. 
 
 resbalar. 
 Slight, X. desprecio, m. — v. 
 
 dcspreciar. 
 Slim, a. sutil. 
 Slime, X. lodo, m. 
 Slip, X. error: vastago, tn. — v. 
 
 soltar. 
 Slipper, X. chinela, /. 
 Slit, X. raja, /. — v. rajar. 
 Sloe, X. endrino, nt. 
 Slot, X. muesca, /. 
 Slug, X. babosa, /. 
 Sly, a. socarron. 
 Small, a. pequeno: chico: 
 
 menudo: menor. 
 Smallpox, X. viruelas, /. pi. 
 Smart, a. agudo: vivo. 
 Smartness, x. agudeza, /. 
 Smash, j. fracaso, m. — v. 
 
 romper. 
 Smear, s. mancha, /. — v. 
 
 manchar. 
 Smell, X. olor, m. — v. oler. 
 Smelling-salts, x. frasco de 
 
 sales, ni. 
 Smile, X. sonrisa, /. — v. son- 
 
 reirse. 
 Smoke, x. humo, m. — v. 
 
 ahumar: fumar tabaco. 
 Smoker, x. fumador, m. 
 Smoking, x. fumigacion, /. 
 Smoking-room, x. fumadero, 
 
 m. 
 Smooth, a. liso. 
 Smother, v. sufocar. 
 Smuggle, 7;. hacer contrabando. 
 Smuggler, x. contrabandista, m. 
 Snail, X. carecol, m. 
 Snake, x. culebra, /. 
 Snare, v. enredar. 
 Snarl, v. grunir. 
 Snatch, v. arrebatar. 
 Sneeze, v. estornudar. 
 Sniff, V. husniear. 
 Snob, X. fachendon, tn. 
 Snore, s. ronquido, tn. — i;. 
 
 roncar. 
 Snout, X. hocico, m.
 
 Snow I 
 
 Snow, s. nieve, /. — v. nevar. 
 Sno^vball, s. bola de nieve, /. 
 Snowdrop, s. campanilla blan- 
 
 ca, /. 
 Snowstorm, s. nevada, /. 
 Snowy, a. nevoso. 
 Snub, s. reprimenda, /. 
 Snuff, 5. rape, m. 
 Snug, a. comodo. 
 So, ad. asi: tal: de mode que. 
 Soak, V. remojar. 
 Soap, s. jabon, m. — v. jabonar. 
 Soapy, a. jabonoso. 
 Soar, V. remontarse. 
 Sob, s. sollozo, rn. — v. soUozar. 
 Sober, a. sobrio. 
 Sobriety, 5. sobriedad, /. 
 Social, a. social. 
 Society, s. sociedad: asocia- 
 
 cion, /. 
 Sock, s. calcetin, m.: reja, /. 
 Socket, 5. canon, m. 
 Sod, s. turba, /. 
 Soda-water, s. agua de seltz, /. 
 Soft, a. blando: tierno. 
 Soften, V. suavizar: ablandar. 
 Softness, s. blandura, /. 
 Soil, s. tierra: mancha, /. — v. 
 
 manchar. 
 Soldier, s. soldado: militar, m. 
 Sole, a. unico — s. planta, /.: 
 
 lenguado, m. — v. solar. 
 Solemn, a. solemne. 
 Solicit, V. solicitar. 
 Solicitor, s. procurador, m. 
 Solid, a. s61ido: firme. 
 Solidify, v. solidificar. 
 Solution, 5. solucion, /. 
 Sombre, a. sombrio: oscuro. 
 Some, a. algo de: un poco: 
 
 algiin, alguno: alguna: unos: 
 
 pocos: ciertos. 
 Somebody, s. alguien, m. & f. 
 Somehow, ad. de algiin modo. 
 Something, s. algo, m. 
 Sometimes, ad. algunas veces. 
 Somewhat, s. algo, m. 
 Somewhere, ad. en alguna 
 
 parte. 
 Son, 5. hijo, m. 
 Son-in-law, s. yerno, m. 
 Song, s. cancion, /. 
 Soon, ad. presto: pronto. 
 Sooner, ad. mas pronto. 
 Soot, s. hoUin, m. 
 Soothe, V. ablandar. 
 Sorcerer, 5. hechicero: sortl- 
 
 lego, m. 
 
 66 Spice 
 
 Sorcery, s. hechiceria: magia, 
 
 /.: encanto, m. 
 Sordid, a. sordido: mug- 
 
 riento: bajo. 
 Sore, a. doloroso — x. llaga, /. 
 Soreness, 5. llaga, /. 
 Sorrow, s. afliccion, /.: dolor, 
 
 7n. — V. afligirse. 
 Sorry, a. triste. 
 Soul, 5. alma, /. 
 Sound, a. sano: entero: puro: 
 
 firme — v. sondar: tocar — s. 
 
 sonda: tienta, /. 
 Soup, 5. potaje, m.: sopa, /. 
 Soup tureen, s. sopera, /. 
 Sour, a. acido: agrio. 
 South, s. mediodia: sud, m. 
 Sovereign, s. soberano, m. 
 Sow, s. puerca, /. 
 So'w, t'. sembrar. 
 Space, s. espacio, m. 
 Spade, s. azada, /. 
 Span, 5. palmo, m. — v. medir a 
 
 palmos. 
 Spaniel, s. podenco, m. 
 Spanner, s. Have de pasador, /. 
 Sparing, a. economico. 
 Spark, 5. chispa, /. 
 Sparrow, s. gorrion, m. 
 Sparse, a. esparcido. 
 Spasm, s. espasmo, /. 
 Spawning, 5. desove, m. 
 Speak, V. hablar. 
 Speaker, 5. orador, m. 
 Speaking, a. expresivo. 
 Spear, s. lanza, /. — v. alanzear. 
 Special, a. especial. 
 Specially, ad. sobre todo. 
 Specimen, s. especimen, m. 
 Specious, a. especioso. 
 Speckle, s. mota,/. — v. motear. 
 Spectacles, s. anteojos, m. pi. 
 Spectator, s. espectador, m. 
 Spectre, x. espectro, m. 
 Speculate, v. especular. 
 Speculation, 5. especulaci6n, /. 
 Speechless, a. mudo. 
 Speed, s. velocidad: rapidez, /. 
 
 — V. despachar. 
 Speedy, a. rapidb. 
 Spell, s. hechizo, m. — v. dele- 
 
 trear. 
 Spelling, s. deletreo, m. 
 Spend, V. gastar. 
 Spendthrift, s. prodigo, m. 
 Spent, a. agotado. 
 Sphere, s. globo, m. 
 Spice, s. especia,/. — v. especiar.
 
 Spider 
 
 Spider, s. arafia, /. 
 
 Spider's web, s. telaraiia, /. 
 
 Spill, V. derramar. 
 
 Spin, V. hilar. 
 
 Spinach, 5. espinaca, /. 
 
 Spine, s. espina, /. 
 
 Spinster, s. soltera, /. 
 
 Spiral, s. espira, /. 
 
 Spire, s. flecha, /. 
 
 Spirit, s. espiritu, m.: fantasma, 
 
 /.: alcohol, w. 
 Spiritless, a. abatido. 
 Spiritual, a. espiritual. 
 Spit, V. escupir. 
 Spite, s. despecho, m. — v. 
 
 despechar. 
 Spiteful, a. malevolo. 
 Splash, s. salpicadura, /. — v. 
 
 salpicar. 
 Splendid, a. espl^ndido. 
 Splendour, s. esplendor, m. 
 Splint, 5. tablilla, /. 
 Splinter, 5. esquirla, /. 
 Split, s. raja, /. — v. rajar. 
 Spoil, s. despojo, m. — v. des- 
 
 pojar. 
 Spoke, X. rayo, m. 
 Sponge, s. eponje, /. 
 Spontaneous, a. espontaneo. 
 Spool, J. canilla, /. 
 Spoon, s. cuchara, /. 
 Spoonful, s. cucharada, /. 
 Sport, s. juego, m. 
 Sportsman, 5. cazador, m. 
 Spot, s. tacha, /.: lugar, m. — v. 
 
 macular. 
 Spotless, a. inmaculado. 
 Spouse, s. esposo, m.: esposa,/. 
 Spout, 5. tubo, m. 
 Sprain, s. dislocacion, /. 
 Sprat, s. meleta, /. 
 Spray, s. espuma, /. 
 Spread, s. extension, /. — v. 
 
 tender: desplegar. 
 Spring, s. primavera, /.: man- 
 
 antial: salto, m. — v. manar: 
 
 saltar. 
 Sprinkle, s. riego, m. — v. rociar. 
 Sprinkling, s. rociamiento, m. 
 Sprout, s. renuevo, m. — t;. 
 
 brotar. 
 Spry, a. despierto. 
 Spurious, a. espurio. 
 Spurn, V. despreciar. 
 Spurt, V. brotar. 
 Sputter, V. tartajear. 
 Spy, s. espia, m. — v. espiar. 
 
 167 Stationary 
 
 Squabble, s. disputa, /. — v. 
 
 disputar. 
 Squalid, a. puerco: mugriento. 
 Squally, a. chubascoso. 
 Squalor, s. mugre, m. 
 Squander, v. disipar. 
 Square, a. cuadrado — s. cua- 
 
 dro, m. 
 Squeeze, s. estruj6n, m. — v. 
 
 estrujar. 
 Squint, s. estrabismo, m. — v. 
 
 bizquear. 
 Squirrel, x. ardilla, /. 
 Squirt, s. jeringa, /. — v. jerin- 
 
 gar. 
 Stab, X. punalada,/. — v. apuna- 
 
 lar. 
 Stable, a. estable — s. establo.m. 
 Stag, X. ciervo: venado, m. 
 Stage, X. tablado, m. 
 Stagger, v. asombrar. 
 Stagnant, a. estancado. 
 Stain, X. mancha, /. 
 Stainless, a. inmaculado. 
 Stair, X. escalon, m. 
 
 Upstairs, arriba. 
 
 Downstairs, abajo. 
 Stale, a. anejo. 
 Stalk, X. tallo, m. 
 Stallion, x. caballo padre, m. 
 Stalwart, a. robusto. 
 Stammer, v. tartamudear. 
 Stammering, a. tartamudo. 
 Stamp, X. estampa, /.: sello, m. 
 
 — V. patear: estampar: sellar. 
 Stampede, x. panico, m. 
 Stand, X. puesto, m.: parada, /. 
 
 — V. sufrir. 
 Standard, x. estandarte, tn. 
 Standstill, x. pausa, /. 
 Star, X. estrella, /. 
 Starch, x. almidon, m. — v. 
 
 almidonar. 
 Staring, a. evidente. 
 Stark, a. rigido. 
 Starling, x. estornino, m. 
 Start, X. sobresalto, m. — v. 
 
 sobrecogerse. 
 Starting, x. salida, /. 
 Startle, v. asustar. 
 Starvation, x. muerte de 
 
 hambre, /. 
 Starve, v. matar de hambre. 
 State, X. estado, m. 
 Stately, a. augusto. 
 Statesman, x. estadista, m. 
 Station, x. estacidn: posici6n,/. 
 
 — V. apostar. 
 Stationary, a. estacionario.
 
 Stationer 
 
 168 
 
 Submarine 
 
 Stationer, x. librero, m. 
 Stationery, 5. papeleria, /. 
 Statuary, x. estatuaria, /. 
 Stay, V. parar: quedarse: tardar. 
 Steady, a. firme. 
 Steak, X. tajada, /. 
 
 Beefsteak, biftec. 
 Steal, V. hurtar: robar. 
 Stealtti, s. cautela,/.: recato, m. 
 Steam, x. vapor, m. 
 Steel, X. acero, m. 
 Steep, a. escarpado. 
 Steer, v. gobernar: conducir. 
 Stem, s. tallo, m. 
 Step, 1;. dar un pass — x. paso, m. 
 Stepfather, x. padrastro, m. 
 Stepmother, x. madrastra, /. 
 Stern, a. austero — x. popa, /. 
 Stew, V. estofar — x. estofado, m. 
 Steward, s. administrador: 
 
 camarero, m. 
 Stick, V. pegar — x. palo: bast6n 
 
 (vvalking-s.). fn. 
 Sticking plaster — s. tafetan 
 
 ingles, m. 
 Stiff, a. rigido: tieso. 
 Still, a. silencioso: tranquillo — 
 
 ad. todavia. 
 Sting, V. picar — x. punzada, /. 
 Stir, V. agitar. 
 Stitch, X. puntada, /. — v. dar 
 
 puntadas. 
 Stock, s. aleli: tronco, 7w.: caja, 
 
 /. — V. vender. 
 Stocking, X. media, /. 
 Stomach, x. estomago, m. 
 Stone, X. piedra, /. 
 Stoop, V. bajarse: encorvarse. 
 Stop, V. parar: empastar: sus- 
 pender — X. punto, m.: parada: 
 
 pausa, /. 
 Store, V. almacenar — s. tienda,/. 
 Stork, X. cigiiena, /. 
 Storm, X. tempestad, /. 
 Story, X. cuento, m.: fabula, /. 
 Stove, X. estufa, /. 
 Straggle, v. extraviarse. 
 Straggler, x. rezagado, m. 
 Straight, a. derecho: recto — 
 
 ad. luego. 
 Straightforward, a. franco. 
 Straightway, ad. al instante. 
 Strain, x.: tension, /.: aire, m. 
 Strait, a. estrecho — s. em- 
 
 barazo, m. 
 Strange, a. extranjero: mara- 
 
 villoso. 
 Stranger, x. extranjero, m. 
 Strangle, t;. estrangular. 
 
 Strap, X. correa, /. 
 
 Straw, s. paja, /. 
 
 Strawberry, x. fresa, /. 
 
 Stray, a. descarriado. 
 
 Streak, x. lista, /. 
 
 Stream, x. corriente, /. — v. 
 
 correr. 
 Streamer, x. flamula, /. 
 Street, x. calle, /. 
 Strength, x. firmeza: solidez, /. 
 Strengthen, v. fortificar. 
 Strenuous, a. ardiente. 
 Stretch, x. extension, /. — v. 
 
 extender. 
 Stretcher, x. Camilla, f. 
 Strict, a. rigoroso: severo. 
 Stride, x. zancada, /. 
 Strident, a. aspero. 
 Strife, X. contienda, /. 
 Strike, x. huelga, /. — v. herir: 
 
 arriar. 
 Striker, x. golpeador, m. 
 String, X. cordel: bramante, m. 
 Stringency, x. severidad, /. 
 Stringent, a. estricto. 
 Strip, X. tira, /. — v. desnudar. 
 Stripe, X. lista, /. — v. rayar. 
 Strive, v. luchar. 
 Stroke, x. golpe, m. — v. acari- 
 
 ciar. 
 Stroll, X. paseo, m. — v. vagar. 
 Strong, a. fuerte. 
 Strop, X. asentador, ?n. 
 Structure, x. estructura, /. 
 Struggle, x. lucha,/. — v. luchar. 
 Strychnine, x. estricnina, /. 
 Stubborn, a. refractario. 
 Stud, X. bot6n, m.: yeguada, /. 
 Student, x. estudiante, m. 
 Studio, X. estudio, ni. 
 Studious, a. estudioso. 
 Study, X. estudio, m. — t;. 
 
 estudiar. 
 Stumble, v. tropezar. 
 Stumbling, a. tropezon. 
 Stun, V. aturdir. 
 Stupefaction, x. estupor, m. 
 Stupefy, V. atontar. 
 Stupendous, a. estupendo. 
 Stupid, a. estupido. 
 Sturdiness, x. fuerza, /. 
 Sturdy, a. fuerte. 
 Sty, X. orzuelo, m. 
 Stylish, a. de moda. 
 Suave, a. suave. 
 Subdue, V. sujetar. 
 Subject, X. materia, /. — V. 
 
 sujetar. 
 Submarine, a. submarino.
 
 Submerge i 
 
 Submerge, v. submergir. 
 Subscribe, i;. subscribir: abon- 
 
 arse. 
 Subscriber, 5. abonado, m. 
 Subscription, s. subscrip- 
 
 ci6n, /. 
 Subsequent, a. subsiguiente. 
 Subsequently, ad. despues. 
 Subservient, a. subordinado. 
 Subside, v. sumergirse: cal- 
 
 marse. 
 Subsidize, v. dar subsidies. 
 Subsidy, 5. subvencion, /. 
 Subsist, V. subsistir. 
 Substance, s. substancia, /. 
 Substitute, v. sustituir. 
 Subterfuge, s. subterfugio, m. 
 Subterranean, a. subterraneo. 
 Subtle, a. astuto. 
 Subtract, v. substraer. 
 Suburb, s. suburbio, m. 
 Suburban, a. suburbano. 
 Subway, x. pasaje subterraneo, 
 
 w. 
 Succeed, v. suceder a. 
 Success, X. suceso, m. 
 Successful, a. prospero. 
 Successive, a. sucesivo. 
 Sudden, a. subito. 
 Sue, V. demandar: suplicar. 
 Suet, 5. sebo, m. 
 Suffocate, v. sufocar. 
 Sugar, s. aziicar, m. 
 Suicide, x. suicidio, m. 
 Sullen, a. sombrio. 
 Summer, s. verano, m. 
 Sun, s. sol, m. 
 Sunday, x. domingo, m. 
 Sunriower, 5. girasol, m. 
 Sunlight, s. luz del sol, /. 
 Sunrise, x. el salir del sol, m. 
 Sunstroke, s. insolaci6n, /. 
 Superb, a. soberbio. 
 Supper, s. cena, /. 
 Supplement, s. suplemento, m 
 Suppress, v. suprimir. 
 Supremacy, x. supremacia, /. 
 Supreme, a. supremo. 
 Surcharge, x. sobrecarga, /. — 
 
 V. sobrecargar. 
 Sure, a. seguro: cierto. 
 Surely, ad. sin duda. 
 Surface, x. sobrefaz, /. 
 Surfeit, x. hartura,/. — v. hartar. 
 Surgeon, s. cirujano, m. 
 Surgery, x. cirujia, /. 
 Surliness, x. mal humor, m. 
 Surmountable, a. superable. 
 Surname, x. apellido, m. 
 
 69 Tantalize 
 
 Surpass, v. sobresalir. 
 Surplus, X. exceso, m. 
 Surprise, x. sorpresa, /. — v. 
 
 sorprender. 
 Surrender, v. ceder. 
 Surround, v. cercar: circundar. 
 Surtax, X. sobrecarga, /. 
 Survey, x. inspeccion, /. 
 Suspect, a. sospccho. 
 Suspend, v. suspender. 
 Swallow, X. golondrina. 
 Swan, X. cisne, m. 
 Swear, v. jurar. 
 Sweat, X. sudor, m. 
 Sweep, X. curso, m. 
 Sweet, a. dulce. 
 Sweeten, v. endulzar. 
 Sweetheart, x. amante, m. 
 Sweetmeat, x. dulce, rn. 
 Swift, a. rapido: veloz. 
 Swim, V. nadar. 
 Swimmer, x. nadador, m. 
 Swindle, v. estafar — x. estafa,/. 
 Swindler, x. estafador, m. 
 Sword, X. sable, /. 
 Symptom, x. sintoma, m. 
 Syringe, 5. jeringa, /. — v. 
 
 jeringar. 
 Syrup, X. jarabe, m. 
 
 Table, x. tabla, /. 
 Tablespoon, x. cuchara de 
 
 mesa, /. 
 Tablet, x. tableta: pastilla, /. 
 Tacit, a. tacito. 
 Taciturn, a. taciturno. 
 Tack, X. puntada, /. — v. clavar. 
 Tact, s. tacto, m. 
 Tadpole, x. renaeuajo, m. 
 Tail, X. cola: rabo, /. 
 Tailor, x. sastre, m. 
 Taint, x. infeccion, /. 
 Take, v. prender: aceptar — v. 
 
 salir bien. 
 Talent, x. talento, m. 
 Talk, X. charla,/. — r. conversar. 
 Talkative, a. locuaz. 
 Tall, a. alto: grande. 
 Tallow, X. sebo, m. 
 Tame, a. domesticado: d6cil — 
 
 V. desbravar. 
 Tan, X. casca, /. 
 Tangle, x. enredo, m. — v. en- 
 
 redar. 
 Tank, x. cistema, /. 
 Tankard, x. tanque, m. 
 Tantalize, v. atormentar.
 
 Tap I 
 
 Tap, V. llamar: horadar — s. 
 espita: palmada, /.: golpecito: 
 grifo, m. 
 Tape, s. cinta, /. 
 Taper, s. cirlo, m. 
 Tapestry, x. tapiz, m. 
 Tar, s. alquitran, m. 
 Tardy, a. tardio. 
 Target, 5. tarja, /. 
 Tariff, s. tarifa, /. 
 Tarnish, v. deslustrar. 
 Tarpaulin, s. encerado, m. 
 Tart, a. acedo — s. tarta, /. 
 Tassel, 5. borla, /. 
 Taste, s. gusto, m. — v. gustar. 
 Tasteless, a. soso. 
 Tasty, a. gustoso. 
 Tattooing, s. picadura del 
 
 cutis, /. 
 Taunt, s. mofa, /. 
 Tavern, s. taberna, /. 
 Tavern-keeper, s. tabernero, 
 
 m. 
 Tawdry, a. charro. 
 Tax, s. impuesto, m.: contri- 
 
 bucion, /. 
 Taxation, s. impuesto, m. 
 Taxpayer, 5. contribuyente, ni. 
 Tea, s. te, m. 
 
 Teach, v. enseiiar: instruir. 
 Teak, s. teca, /. 
 Tear, s. llanto, m. 
 Tear, 5. raja, /. — v. rasgunar. 
 Tease, v. molestar. 
 Teasel, s. cardencha, /. 
 Tedious, a. tedioso. 
 Teethe, v. endentecer, /. 
 Teetotal, a. sobrio. 
 Telegram, s. telegrama, m. 
 Telegraph, 5. telegrafo, m. 
 Telephone, s. telefono, m. — v. 
 
 telefoniar. 
 Tell, V. decir: contar. 
 Temerity, s. temeridad. 
 Temper, s. temple: humor, m. 
 Temperament, 5. tempera- 
 
 mento, m. 
 Temperance, s. sobriedad, /. 
 Temperate, a. templado. 
 Temperature, s. tempera- 
 
 tura, /. 
 Tempest, s. tempestad, /. 
 Tempestuous, a. tempestuoso. 
 Temple, s. templo, m. 
 Tempt, V. tentar. 
 Temptation, s. tentacion, /. 
 Ten, a. diez — s. diez, m. 
 Tenacious, a. tenaz. 
 Tenancy, s. tenencia, /. 
 
 70 Thirty 
 
 Tenant, 5. arrendatario, m. 
 Tench, 5. tenca, /. 
 Tend, v. guardar: cuidar. 
 Tenement, 5. habitacion, /. 
 Tennis, 5. tenis, m. 
 Tense, a. tenso. 
 Tent, s. tienda, /. 
 Term, s. termino, m. 
 Terminate, v. terminar. 
 Termination, s. terminaci6n,/. 
 Terminus, x. ultima estacion,/. 
 Terrace, s. terrado, m. 
 Terrible, a. terrible. 
 Terrify, v. aterrar. 
 Territory, x. territorio, m. 
 Terrorize, v. aterrorizar. 
 Test, X. ensayo, wz. 
 Testament, x. testamento, m. 
 Testify, v. testificar. 
 Textile, a. textil. 
 Than, c. que: de. 
 Thank, v. agradecer. 
 Thanks, x.: gracias, /. pi. 
 That, pn. aquel: ese: el que. 
 Thaw, X. deshielo, m. 
 The, art. el: la: lo: los: las. 
 Theatre, x. teatro, ?n. 
 Thee, pn. te. 
 Theft, X. robo, m. 
 Their, pn. su: suyo: suya: de 
 
 ellos: de ellas. 
 Them, pn. los: las: les: ellos: 
 
 ellas. 
 Themselves, pn. pi. ellos 
 
 mismos: si mismos. 
 Then, ad. entonces. 
 Thence, ad. desde alii. 
 There, ad. alii: alia: ahi. 
 Thereabout, ad. por alii. 
 Thereafter, ad. despues. 
 Therefore, ad. & c. por esto. 
 Thereupon, ad. al instante. 
 Thermometer, s. termometro, 
 
 m. 
 They, pn. pi. ellos: ellas. 
 Thick, a. espeso. 
 Thicken, v. espesar. 
 Thickness, x. espesor, m. 
 Thief, X. Iadr6n, m. 
 Thieve, v. hurtar: robar. 
 Thigh, X. muslo, m. 
 Thimble, x. dedal, m. 
 Thin, a. delgado. 
 Thing, X. cosa, /. 
 Think, v. pensar: imaginar. 
 Thirst, X. sed, /. — v. tener sed. 
 Thirsty, a. sediento. 
 Thirteen, a. trece. 
 Thirty, a. treinta.
 
 This I 
 
 This, pn. 6ste: ^sta: esto: 
 
 a. este: esta. 
 Thistle, s. cardo, m. 
 Thither, ad. alia. 
 Thorn, s. espino, m. 
 Thorough, a. cabal. 
 Thou, pn. tu. 
 
 Though, c. aunque: sin em- 
 bargo. 
 Thought, s. pensamiento, m. 
 Thoughtful, a. pcnsativo. 
 Thoughtless, a. descuidado. 
 Thousand, a. & s. mil, m. 
 Thrash, v. batir. 
 Thread, s. filamento, m. 
 Threat, s. amenaza, /. 
 Three, a. & s. tres, m. 
 Thrift, 5. frugalidad, /. 
 Thrifty, a. economico. 
 Thrive, v. prosperar. 
 Throat, s. garganta, /. 
 Throne, s. trono, m. 
 Throttle, 5. gollete, m. 
 Through, pr. per: con: por 
 
 medio de. 
 Throughout, ad. por todo. 
 Thrush, ^. tordo: zorzal, m.: 
 
 afta, /. 
 Thumb, s. pulgar, nu 
 Thumping, a. grueso. 
 Thunder, s. trueno, m. — v. 
 
 tronar. 
 Thunderstorm, 5. tronada, /. 
 Thursday, s. jueves, m. 
 Thus, ad. asi: de este modo. 
 Thy, pn. tu: tus. 
 Ticking, x. terliz, m. 
 Ticket, 5. billete: rotulo, m. 
 Ticket office, s. despacho de 
 
 billetes, ni. 
 Tickle, V. hacer cosquillas. 
 Ticklish, a. cosquilloso. 
 Tide, s. marea, /. 
 Tidiness, s. aseo, m. 
 Tie, s. corbata, /. — v. liar: atar: 
 
 ligar. 
 Tiger, s. tigre, m. 
 Tight, a. estrecho. 
 Tigress, s. tigra, /. 
 Tile, s. teja — v. tejar. 
 Till, c. & pr. hasta — $. gaveta, 
 
 /. — V. cultivar. 
 Timber, s. maderaje, m. 
 Timber-merchant, s. mader- 
 
 ero, m. 
 Time, s. tiempo, m. 
 Timely, a. temprano. 
 Timepiece, s. reloj, m. 
 Time-table, s. itinerario, m. 
 
 71 Torpedo 
 
 Timid, a. timido. 
 Timidity, s. timidez, /. 
 Timorous, a. temeroso. 
 Tin, s. estaiio, m. 
 Tinfoil, s. hoja de estaiio, /. 
 Tincture, s. tintura, /. 
 Tingle, v. retiiiir. 
 Tiny, a. pequeno. 
 Tip, V. dar propina — s. pro- 
 
 pina, /. 
 Tipsy, a. embriagado. 
 Tire, j. llanta, /. (de rueda) — 
 
 V. cansar. 
 Tiresome, a. tedioso. 
 Tithe, s. diezmo, m. 
 Title, y. titulo, m. 
 Titmouse, s. paro, m. 
 To, prep, a: con: de: en: hasta: 
 
 por. 
 Toad, s. sapo, m. 
 Toadstool, 5. hongovejin, m. 
 Toast, s. tostada, /. — v. tostar. 
 Tobacco, s. tabaco, m. 
 Tobacconist, 5. tabaquero, m. 
 Tobacco-pipe, 5. pipa, /. 
 Tobacco-pouch, s. petaca, /. 
 To-day, ad. hoy. 
 Toe, X. dedo del pie, m. 
 Together, ad. juntamente. 
 Toil, s. trabajo, m. — v. trabajar: 
 
 atrafagar. 
 Toiler, s. trabajador, m. 
 Toilet, 5. tocado: retrete, nt. 
 Token, s. serial, m. 
 Tolerance, 5. tolerancia, /. 
 Tolerate, v. tolerar. 
 Toll, s. portazgo, m. 
 Toll-gate, s. barreradepeaje,/. 
 Tomato, 5. tomate, m. 
 Tomb, 5. tumba, /. 
 Tombstone, s. piedra sepul- 
 
 cral, /. 
 To-morrow, s. manana, /. 
 Tongs, 5. tenazas, /. pi. 
 Tongue, s. lengua, /. 
 Tonic, s. tonico, m. 
 To-night, ad. esta noche. 
 Tonsil, s. amigdala, /. 
 Too, ad. tambien: demasiado. 
 Tool, s. herramienta, /. 
 Tooth, s. diente, m. 
 Toothache, s. dolor de muelas, 
 
 m. 
 Toothbrush, s. cepillo de 
 
 dientes, m. 
 Tooth-powder, s. polvo denti- 
 
 frico, m. 
 Torment, s. tormento, m. 
 Torpedo, s. torpedo, m.
 
 Torrent 
 
 172 
 
 Torrent, s. torrente, m. 
 Tortoise, s. tortuga, /. 
 Touch, V. tocar. 
 Tough, a. correso: duro. 
 Tour, 5. excursi6n, /. 
 Tourist, X. turista, m. 
 Towards, prep, hacia. 
 Towel, 5. pane de manos, nt.: 
 
 toalla, /. 
 Town, 5. ciudad: villa, /. 
 Toy, X. juguete, m. 
 Toyshop, X. jugueteria, /. 
 Trade, s. comercio, m. 
 Tradesman, s. tendero, m. 
 Traffic, s. trafico, m. 
 Train, s. tren, m. 
 Traitor, s. traidor, m. 
 Tramcar, s. carruaje de tran- 
 
 via, m. 
 Tramp, s. vagabundo, m. 
 Tramway, s. tranvia, /. 
 Tranquil, a. tranquilo. 
 Transfer, t;. transferir. 
 Transit, x. transito, m. 
 Translate, v. traducir. 
 Transmit, v. transmitir. 
 Transparent, a. transparente. 
 Transport, x. rapto, m. 
 Trap, X. trampa, /. — v. atrapar. 
 Travel, v. viajar. 
 Traveller, x. viajero, m. 
 Tray, x. bandeja, /.: azafate, m. 
 Treacle, x. meladura, /. 
 Tread, v. pisar — x. paso: es- 
 
 calon, m. 
 Treason, x. traici6n, /. 
 Treasure, x. tesoro, m. 
 Tree, x. arbol, w. 
 Trefoil, x. trebol, m. 
 Trellis, x. enrejado, m. 
 Tremble, v. temblar. 
 Trembling, a. tembloso. 
 Tremendous, a. tremendo. 
 Tremulous, a. tremulo. 
 Trench, x. zanja,/. — v. atrinch- 
 
 erar: zanjar. 
 Trend, x. tendencia, /. 
 Trespass, x. traspaso, m. — v. 
 
 traspasar. 
 Trespasser, x. trasgresor, m. 
 Trestle, x. caballete, m. 
 Trial, x. prueba, /. juicio, nt. 
 Triangle, x. triangulo, m. 
 Tribe, x. tribu, m. 
 Tribunal, x. tribunal, nt. 
 Tribune, s. tribuno, m. 
 Trick, X. engano, w(. 
 Trickery, x. fullerla, /. 
 Trickle, v. escurrir. 
 
 Turbot 
 Tricolour, a. tricolor. 
 Tricycle, x. triciclo, m. 
 Trifle, x. bagatela, /. _ 
 Trimming, x. guarnicion, /. 
 Trinket, x. joya: buljeria,/. 
 Trip, s. zancadilla, /.: resbal6n, 
 
 m.: excursi6n, /. — v. derribar. 
 Tripe, x. tripa, /. 
 Tripod, X. tripode, m. 
 Tripper, s. viajero, m. 
 Triumph, s. triunfo, nt. — v. 
 
 triunfar. 
 Triumphant, a. triunfante. 
 Trivial, a. trivial. 
 Trolley, x. carretilla, /. 
 Trouble, x. molestia, /. — v. 
 
 perturbar: molestar. 
 Troublesome, a. molesto. 
 Trough, X. artesa, /.: pilon, m. 
 Trousers, x. calzones, m. pi. 
 Trousseau, x. ajuar, m. 
 Trout, X. trucha, /. 
 Trowel, x. trulla: liana, /. 
 Truant, x. haragan, m. 
 Truce, x. tregua, /. 
 Truck, X. carreton, m. 
 Truculent, a. truculento. 
 True, a. verdadero. 
 Truly, ad. en verdad. 
 Trump X. triunfo (cards), m. 
 Trumpet, x. trompeta, /. 
 Trunk, x. tronco (human and 
 
 tree) nt.: haul (bag), m.: 
 
 trompa (elephant), /. 
 Truss, X. haz, rn. — v. ligar. 
 Trustful, a. confiado. 
 Trustworthy, a. fidedigno. 
 Trusty, a. leal. 
 Truth, X. verdad, /. 
 Truthful, a. verdadero. 
 Try, V. probar: tentar. 
 Trying, a. dificil. 
 Tub, X. barril: cube, m. 
 Tube, X. canon, m. 
 Tuberculosis, x. tuberculiza- 
 
 ci6n, /. 
 Tuesday, x. martes, m. 
 Tuft, X. penacho: copete, ni. 
 Tug, X. tirada, /.: remolcador, 
 
 m. — V. tirar. 
 Tulip, X. tulipan, m. 
 Tumble, v. volcar. 
 Tumour, x. tumor, m. 
 Tumult, X. tumulto, m. 
 Tune, X. aria, /. — v. acordar. 
 Tuneful, a. melodioso. 
 Tunnel, s. tiinel, m. 
 Turbid, a. turbio. 
 Turbot, X. rodaballo, m.
 
 Turbulent 
 
 173 
 
 Undertaker 
 
 Turbulent, a. turbulente. 
 
 Tureen, i. sopera, /. 
 
 Turf, s. cesped, /. 
 
 Turkey, x. pavo, m. 
 
 Turkish bath, s. bano turco, m. 
 
 Turmoil, 5. tumulto, m. 
 
 Turn, %. rodeo: turno, m. — v. 
 
 volver: tornar. 
 Turning, x. vuelta, /. 
 Turnip, s. nabo, m. 
 Turnpike, s. molinete, m. 
 Turpentine, x. trementina, /. 
 Turqoise, s. turquesa, /. 
 Turtle, s. tortuga, /. 
 Tweezers, s. pinzas, /. pi. 
 Twelve, a. doce: en dozavo. 
 Twenty, a. veinte. 
 Twice, ad. dos veces. 
 Twig, 5. vareta, /. 
 Twilight, 5. crepiisculo, m. 
 Twin, 5. gemelo, m. 
 Twine, s. bramante, m. — v. 
 
 torcer. 
 Twinkle, s. centelleo, m. 
 Twist, s. torzal, m. — v. torcer. 
 Two, a. dos. 
 
 Two-hundred, a. doscientos. 
 Typewriter, 5. maquina de 
 
 escribir, /. 
 Typhoid fever, 5. tifoideo, m. 
 Typhoon, s. tifon, m. 
 Tyrant, s. tirano, m. 
 
 U 
 
 Ubiquitous, a. ubicuo. 
 
 Udder, x. ubre, /. 
 
 Ugliness, x. fealdad, /. 
 
 Ugly, a. disforme. 
 
 Ulcer, X. ulcera, /. 
 
 Ultimate, a. ultimo. 
 
 Ultramarine, a. ultramarino 
 — X. ultramar, m. 
 
 Umbrella, x. paraguas, m. 
 — stand, X. portaparaguas, m. 
 
 Umpire, x. arbitro, m. — v. 
 arbitrar. 
 
 Unabashed, a. insolente. 
 
 Unabated, a. completo. 
 
 Unable, a. incapaz. 
 
 Unaccompanied, a. solo. 
 
 Unaccountable, a. inexplic- 
 able. 
 
 Unaccustomed, a. desuado. 
 
 Unadorned, a. sin adorno. 
 
 Unaffected, a. natural. 
 
 Unaided, a. sin ayuda. 
 
 Unalloyed, a. puro. 
 
 Unalterable, a inalterable. 
 
 Unamiable, a. desagradable. 
 
 Unanimous, a. unanime. 
 
 Unarmed, a. inerme. 
 
 Unassailable, a. inatacable. 
 
 Unassuming, a. modesto. 
 
 Unattainable, a. inasequible. 
 
 Unattended, a. solo. 
 
 Unavailing, a. infructuoso. 
 
 Unavoidable, a. inevitable. 
 
 Unaware, a. inadvertido. 
 
 Unbearable, a. intolerable. 
 
 Unbecoming, a. impropio. 
 
 Unbiassed, a. imparcial. 
 
 Unbleached, a. crudo. 
 
 Unblushing, a. desvergonzado. 
 
 Unburden, v. descargar. 
 
 Unbutton, v. desabotonar. 
 
 Uncalled for, a. gratuito. 
 
 Unceasing, a. incesante. 
 
 Uncertain, a. incierto. 
 
 Uncharitable, a. desapiadado. 
 
 Uncivil, a. descortes. 
 
 Unclad, a. desnudo. 
 
 Uncle, X. tio. 
 
 Unclean, a. impure. 
 
 Uncoloured, a. incoloro. 
 
 Uncomfortable, a. incomodo. 
 
 Uncommon, a. raro. 
 
 Uncomplaining, a. contento. 
 
 Unconcern, x. indiferencia, /. 
 
 Uncongenial, a. incompatible. 
 
 Unconquerable, a. invencible. 
 
 Unconscious, a. inconsciente. 
 
 Uncontrollable, a. inmanej- 
 able. 
 
 Uncork, v. destapar. 
 
 Uncouple, v. desengranar. 
 
 Uncouth, a. rudo. 
 
 Uncover, v. descubrir. 
 
 Uncultivated, a. inculto. 
 
 Undaunted, a. intrepido. 
 
 Undeceive, v. desengafiar. 
 
 Undecided, a. indeciso. 
 
 Undeniable, a. innegable. 
 
 Under, pr. cif ad. debajo: soto: 
 menos que: inferior a. 
 
 Underdone, a. poco cocido. 
 
 Undergo, v. sufrir. 
 
 Underground, a. subterraneo. 
 
 Underhand, a. clandestine. 
 
 Underneath, ad. & pr. de- 
 bajo: por debajo. 
 
 Underrate, v. desapreciar. 
 
 Understand, v. entender. 
 
 Undertake, t'. emprender. 
 
 Undertaker, s. comisario de 
 entierros, m.
 
 Underwear i 
 
 Underwear, s. vestidos in- 
 
 teriores, m. pi. 
 Underwriter, s. asegurador, m. 
 Undesirable, a. no deseable. 
 Undignified, a. indigno. 
 Unemployed, a. desocupado. 
 Unending, a. eterno. 
 Unendurable, a. insoportable. 
 Unenjoyable, a. enfadoso. 
 Unenlightened, a. ignorante. 
 Unequal, a. desigual. 
 Unerring, a. inf alible. 
 Uneven, a. desigual. 
 Unexpected, a. inopinado. 
 Unfailing, a. inf alible. 
 Unfair, a. injusto. 
 Unfaithful, a. perfido. 
 Unfamiliar, a. desacostum- 
 
 brado. 
 Unfasten, v. desatar. 
 Unfavourable, a. desfavorable. 
 Unfinished, a. incomplete. 
 Unfit, a. incapaz. 
 Unforeseen, a. imprevisto. 
 Unforgiving, a. implacable. 
 Unforgotten, a. memorable. 
 Unfortunate, a. desafortunado: 
 
 infeliz. 
 Unfriendly, a. hostil. 
 Unfulfilled, a. no cumplido. 
 Unfurnished, a. desamueblado. 
 Ungainly, a. zafio. 
 Ungallant, a. nistico. 
 Ungentlemanly, a. descort^s. 
 Ungovernable, a. ingobern- 
 
 able. 
 Ungraceful, a. desgarbado. 
 Ungracious, a. descortes. 
 Ungrateful, a. ingrato. 
 Unguarded, a. incauto. 
 Unhappy, a. infeliz. 
 Unhealthy, a. insalubre. 
 Unhesitating, a. determinado. 
 Unhurt, a. ileso. 
 Unicorn, s. unicornio, m. 
 Uniform, a. uniforme. 
 Unimpaired, a. intacto. 
 Unimportant, a. insignificante. 
 Uninjured, a. ileso. 
 Unintelligible, a. ininteligible. 
 Unintentional, a. involuntario. 
 Uninterrupted, a. continuo. 
 Unique, a. unico. 
 Unite, V. unir. 
 Universe, s. universe, m. 
 Unjust, a. injusto. 
 Unkind, a. cruel. 
 Unless, c. si no: a menos que. 
 Unlike, a. diferente. 
 
 74 Untrustworthy 
 
 Unlucky, a. desafortunado. 
 
 Unmarried, a. soltero: soltera. 
 
 Unmerciful, a. inhumano. 
 
 Unmerited, a. desmerecido. 
 
 Unmistakable, a. evidente. 
 
 Unmoved, a. impasible. 
 
 Unnatural, a. contranatural. 
 
 Unnecessary, a. innecesario. 
 
 Unneighbourly, a. descort^. 
 
 Unoccupied, a. vacante. 
 
 Unoffending, a. inocente. 
 
 Unpopular, a. malquisto. 
 
 Unpractical, a. sin recurso. 
 
 Unpremeditated, a. inopin- 
 ado. 
 
 Unprepared, a. desprovisto. 
 
 Unprofitable, a. noprovechoso. 
 
 Unpromising, a. que no 
 promete. 
 
 Unprosperous, a. desafortu- 
 nado. 
 
 Unprotected, a. desvalido. 
 
 Unpunctual, a. inexacto. 
 
 Unpunished, a. impune. 
 
 Unqualified, a. sin restricci6n. 
 
 Unquestionable, a. indisput- 
 able. 
 
 Unreal, a. falso. 
 
 Unreasonable, a. irrazonable. 
 
 Unreliable, a. incierto. 
 
 Unripe, a. inmaturo: verde. 
 
 Unrivalled, a. incomparable. 
 
 Unroll, V. desarroUar. 
 
 Unromantic, a. prosaico. 
 
 Unruffled, a. tranquilo. 
 
 Unruly, a. desenfrenado. 
 
 Unsafe, a. inseguro. 
 
 Unsatisfactory, a. insuficiente. 
 
 Unsavoury, a. soso. 
 
 Unscrew, v. destornillar. 
 
 Unscrupulous, a. no escrupu- 
 loso. 
 
 Unseasonable,.a. intempestivo» 
 
 Unseemly, a. indecente. 
 
 Unselfish, a. desinteresado. 
 
 Unsettle, v. perturbar. 
 
 Unskilful, a. inhabil. 
 
 Unsuccessful, a. infructuoso. 
 
 Unsuitable, a. impropio. 
 
 Unsuspecting, a. no sospech- 
 oso. 
 
 Unthankful, a. ingrato. 
 
 Untidy, a. desarreglado. 
 
 Until, prep, hasta — c. hasta que. 
 
 Unto, prep, a: dentro: en: para. 
 
 Untransferable, a. inajenable. 
 
 Untrue, a. falso. 
 
 Untrustworthy, a. indigno de 
 confianza.
 
 Unusual i 
 
 Unusual, a. inusitado. 
 
 Unveil, v. descubrir. 
 
 Unwashed, a. sucio. 
 
 Unwell, a. indispuesto. 
 
 Unwilling, a. desinclinado. 
 
 Unwise, a. indiscrete. 
 
 Up, a. levantado — s. tierra 
 elevada, /. — ad. arriba: en lo 
 alro — pron. hacia: hasta. 
 
 Uphold, V. apoyar. 
 
 Upholsterer, 5. tapicero, m. 
 
 Upon, prep, a: encima: por: 
 sobre. 
 
 Upper, a. superior: mas elevado. 
 
 Upright, a. recto: juste. 
 
 Upstairs, ad. arriba. 
 
 Urchin, s. rapaz, m. 
 
 Urge, V. incitar. 
 
 Use, 5. uso, m. 
 
 Usual, a. habitual. 
 
 Vacant, a. vacio. 
 Vaccinate, v. vacunar. 
 Vacuum, s. vacuo, m. 
 Vagrant, s. vagabundo, m. 
 Vague, a. vago. 
 Vain, a. vanidoso. 
 Vale, s. valle, m. 
 Valentine, s. aleluya, /. 
 Valet, s. lacayo, m. 
 Valiant, a. v'aliente. 
 Valid, a. valido. 
 Valise, s. maleta, /. 
 Valley, 5. valle, m. 
 Valorous, a. valeroso. 
 Valour, s. valentia, /. 
 Valuable, a. precioso. 
 Value, s. valor, m. 
 Valve, s. valvula, /. 
 Van, s. carro: vagon, m. 
 Vanilla, 5. vainilla, /. 
 Vanish, v. desaparecer. 
 Vanity, x. ostentacion, /. 
 Vanquish, v. veneer. 
 Vaporous, a. vaporoso. 
 Variation, 5. variacion, /, 
 Varicose, a. varicose. 
 Varied, a. jaspeado. 
 Variety, s. variedad, /. 
 Varnish, s. barniz, m. — v. 
 
 bamizar. 
 Vary, v. variar. 
 Vase, s. vaso, m. 
 Vast, a. vasto. 
 Veal, s, temera, /. 
 Veer, v. virar. 
 
 75 Violence 
 
 Vegetable, a. vegetal — s. leg- 
 
 umbre, /. 
 Vegetation, s. vegetaci6n, /. 
 Vehement, a. vehemente. 
 Veil, s. velo, m. — v. velar. 
 Vein, s. vena, /. 
 Velocity, 5. velocidad, /. 
 Velvet, 5. terciopelo, m. 
 Velveteen, s. pana, /. 
 Veneer, s. chapa, /. 
 Venerate, v. venerar. 
 Vengeance, 5. venganza, /. 
 Venison, s. venado, m. 
 Venom, s. veneno, m. 
 Ventilate, v. ventilar. 
 Ventilator, 5. abanico, m. 
 Venturesome, a. atrevido. 
 Veracity, 5. veracidad, /. 
 Verdict, 5. decisi6n: opinion, /. 
 Verify, v. verificar. 
 Veritable, a. verdadero. 
 Vermicelli, s. fideos, m. pi. 
 Vermilion, s. bermellon, m. 
 Vermin, s. bichos, m. pi. 
 Vernal, a. vernal. 
 Veronica, 5. veronica, /. 
 Versatile, a. versatil. 
 Verse, s. verso, m. 
 Vertebra, s. vertebra, /. 
 Very, ad. mucho: muy: suma- 
 
 mente. 
 Vessel, s. vasija, /.: buque, m. 
 Vest, 5. chaleco, m. 
 Vestibule, 5. vestibule, m. 
 Veteran, a. & s. veterano, m. 
 Vex, V. vejar. 
 Vexation, s. vejacion, /. 
 Viaduct, s. viaducto, m. 
 Vibrate, v. vibrar. 
 Vicar, 5. vicario, m. 
 Vice, 5. vicio, m. 
 Vicinity, s. proximidad, /. 
 Vicious, a. vicioso. 
 Victim, s. victima, /. 
 Victor, X. vencedor, m. 
 Victuals, s. vitualla, /. pi. 
 View, 5. vista, /. 
 Vigilance, 5. vigilancia, /. 
 Vigorous, a. vigorose. 
 Village, 5. aldea, /. 
 Villain, s. bellace, ni. 
 Villainy, s. villania, /. 
 Vindicate, v. vindicar. 
 Vindictive, a. vengativo. 
 Vine, 5. vid, /. 
 Vinegar, s. vinagre, m. 
 Vineyard, s. viiia, /. 
 Violate, v. violar. 
 Violence, s. vielencia, /.
 
 Violet 176 
 
 Violet, s. violeta, /. 
 Violin, s. violin, m. 
 Viper, 5. vibora, /. 
 Virgin, 5. virgen, /. 
 Virile, a. viril. 
 Virtue, s. virtud, /. 
 Vision, s. vision, /. 
 Visit, s. visita, /. — v. visitar. 
 Voyage, s. viaje, m. 
 Vulgar, a. comiin. 
 
 When 
 
 W 
 
 Wafer, $. oblea, /. 
 Wag, V. menear. 
 Wage, X. gaje, m. 
 Waggon, 5. carro: vagon, ni. 
 Waist, s. cintura, /. 
 Waistband, x. cinturon, m. 
 Waistcoat, s. chaleco, m. 
 Wait, V. esperar: servir. 
 Waiter, x. mozo: criado, m. 
 Waiting-room, s. sala de 
 
 espera, /. 
 Wake, s. vigilia, /. — v. velar. 
 Walk, s. paso: paseo, m. — v. 
 
 pasear: caminar. 
 Walking-stick, 5. bast6n, m. 
 Wall, s. muralla, /.: muro, m. 
 Wallet, s. mochila, /. 
 Wallflower, 5. alell doble, m. 
 Walnut, s. nuez, /. 
 Waltz, 5. vals, m. — v. valsar. 
 Wander, v. errar. 
 Wanderer, s. vagamundo, m. 
 Want, s. necesidad, /. — v. 
 
 necesitar. 
 War, 5. guerra, /. 
 Warder, 5. guarda, m. 
 Wardrobe, s. guardaropa, /. 
 Warehouse, s. almacen: de- 
 
 posito, m. 
 Warfare, s. guerra, /. 
 Warm, a. caliente — 1>. calentar. 
 Warmth, s. calor, ;«. 
 Warn, v. advertir. 
 Warning, x. amonestaci6n, /. 
 Warrant, s. autorizacion, /. 
 Warranty, $. garantia, /. 
 Warrior, s. guerrero, m. 
 Wart, 5. verruga, /. 
 Wash, 5. lavado, ni. — v. lavar. 
 Washerwoman, i. lavandcra,/. 
 Washhouse, s. lavadero, m. 
 Wasp, X. avispa, /. 
 Waste, a. desolado — s. des- 
 
 echo, m. — v. derrochar. 
 Wasteful, a. gastoso. 
 
 Watch, s. vela: centinela, /.: 
 
 reloj de bolsillo, m. 
 Water, s. agua, /. — v. regar: 
 
 abrevar. 
 Watercress, s. berros, m. pi. 
 Waterfall, s. cascada, /. 
 Water-lily, s. ninfea, /. 
 Waterproof, a. impermeable. 
 Watertight, a. estanco. 
 Wave, s. ola: onda, /. — v. on- 
 
 dular. 
 Wax, s. cera, /. — v. encerar. 
 Way, s. camino, m.: via: ruta, /. 
 Way in, s. entrada, /. 
 Way out, X. salida, /. 
 We, pn. nosotros: nosotras. 
 Weak, a. debil. 
 Weaken, v. debilitar. 
 Weakly, a. enfermizo — ad. 
 
 debilmente. 
 Wealth, s. riqueza, /. 
 Wean, v. destetar. 
 Weapon, x. arma, /. 
 Wear, x. uso: gasto, m. — v. 
 
 gastar. 
 Weary, a. cansado. 
 Weasel, x. comadreja, /. 
 Weather , X. temporal: tiempo.wi. 
 Weave, t;. tejer. 
 Web, X. tela, /. 
 Wed, V. casar: desposar. 
 Wedding, x. boda, /. 
 Wedding-ring, x. anillo nup- 
 
 cial, m. 
 Wedlock, X. matrimonio, m. 
 Wednesday, x. mi^rcoles, m. 
 Weed, X. zizafia, /. — v. escardar. 
 Week, X. semana, /. 
 Weekday, x. dia de trabajo, m. 
 Weekly, a. semanal. 
 Weep, V. llorar. 
 Weigh, V. pesar. 
 Weighing-machine, s. bal- 
 
 anza, /. 
 Weighty, a. pesado. 
 Weird, a. sobrenatural. 
 Welcome, a. bien venido. 
 Well, a. bueno — ad. bien. 
 Well-behaved, a. cortes. 
 Well-bred, a. bien criado. 
 West, X. oeste, m. 
 Wet, a. hvimedo — x. humedad,/. 
 Whale, X. ballena, /. 
 What, pron. lo que: qu^: cual. 
 Wheat, X. trigo, m. 
 Wheel, X. rueda, /. 
 When, ad. cuando — conj. cuan- 
 
 do: luego que.
 
 Whenever i 
 
 Whenever, ad. donde quiera 
 
 que. 
 Where, ad. donde. 
 Which, pron. cual: qu6: que: el 
 
 cual: la cual: lo cual: el que: 
 
 la que: lo que. 
 While, conj. mientras. 
 Whip, s. latigo, m. 
 Whipping, 5. zurriago, m. 
 Whirl, V. girar: voltear. 
 Whirlpool, 5. vortice, m. 
 Whiskers, s. patilla, /. 
 Whiskey, s. aguardiente de 
 
 granos, m. 
 Whisper, v. cuchichear. 
 Whistle, 5. silbo, m. — v. silbar. 
 White, a. bianco: palido. 
 Whiten, v. blanquear. 
 Whither, ad. adonde. 
 Whiting, s. greda, /. 
 Whitsunday, s. Domingo de 
 
 Pentecost^s. 
 Who, pn. quien: el que. 
 Whole, a. todo — s. todo. 
 Wholesome, a. sano. 
 Whortleberry, s. arandano, m. 
 Whose, pn. cuyo. 
 Why, ad. porque. 
 Wicked, a. malvado. 
 Wicket, 5. postigo, m. 
 Wide, a. ancho. 
 Widespread, a. esparcido. 
 Widow, 5. viuda, /. 
 Width, s. anchura, /. 
 Wife, 5. esposa: mujer, /. 
 Wig, s. peluca, /. 
 Wild, s. salvaje. 
 Wildness, 5. selvatiquez, /. 
 Wilful, a. porfiado, /. 
 Will, s. voluntad, /. 
 Willing, a. dispuesto. 
 Willow, s. sauce, m. 
 Win, V. ganar: lograr. 
 Wind, 5. viento: aliento, m. — v. 
 
 devanar: sonar. 
 Windmill, s. molino de viento, 
 
 772. 
 
 Window, X. ventana, /. 
 Windpipe, s. traquea, /. 
 Windy, a. ventoso. 
 Wine, 5. vino, ttj. 
 Wineglass, s. copa de vino, /. 
 Wine - merchant, s. vinatero, tti. 
 Wing, 5. ala, /. 
 
 Wink , s. guinada, — v. guinar. 
 Winkle, s. caracol marino, m. 
 Winner, i. ganador, m. 
 Winsome, a. atractivo. 
 Winter, s. inviemo, m. 
 
 M 
 
 77 Wrestling 
 
 Wintry, a. hiemal. 
 Wipe, V. limpiar. 
 Wire, 5. alambre: telegrama, m. 
 Wisdom, s. prudencia, /. 
 Wise, a. sabio — s. modo, m. 
 Wish, s. deseo, m. — v. desear. 
 Wit, s. agudeza, /. 
 Witch, s. bruja, /. 
 With, pr con. 
 Withdraw, v. retirar: retir- 
 
 arse. 
 Withdrawal, s. retiro, 771. 
 Within, ad. dentro — pr. en. 
 Without, ad. por afuera — c. 
 
 sin que. 
 Witness, s. testigo, m. 
 Witty, a. ingenioso. 
 Wizen, a. flaco. 
 Wobble, V. vacilar. 
 Woe, s. dolor, m. 
 Wolf, 5. lobo, m. 
 Woman, s. mujer, /. 
 Womb, s. utero, m. 
 Wonder, s. maravilla, /. — v. 
 
 admirarse. 
 Wonderful, a. maravilloso. 
 Woo, V. cortejar. 
 Wood, a. de madera — 5. bos- 
 
 que, m.: madera: lena, /. 
 Wooer, s. galanteador, m. 
 Wool, s. lana, /. 
 Woollen, a. de lana. 
 Word, s. palabra, /.: aviso, m. 
 Work, s. trabajo, m.: fabrica, 
 
 /. — V. trabajar. 
 Workman, s. obrero, m. 
 Workshop, s. fabrica, /. 
 World, s. mundo, 77j. 
 Worldly, a. mundano. 
 Worm, s. gusano, m. 
 Worry, s. molestia,/. — v. mole- 
 star. 
 Worrying, a. molesto. 
 Worse, a. & ad. peor. 
 Worst, a. p^simo. 
 Wort, J. yerba, /. 
 Worth, J. valor, m. 
 Worthiness, 5. dignidad, /. 
 Worthy, a. digno. 
 Wound, s. herida: llaga, /. 
 Wrap, s. manteleta, /. — t;. en- 
 
 volver. 
 Wrapper, s. forro, tti. 
 Wreath, s. guirnalda, /. 
 Wreck, s. naufragio, m. 
 Wren, s. reyezuelo, m. 
 Wrench, j. arranque, m. 
 Wrestle, v. luchar. 
 Wrestling, s. lucha, /.
 
 Wretchedness 17 
 
 Wretchedness, x. miseria, /. 
 Wring, V. exprimir. 
 Wringing, s. exprimidura, /. 
 Wrinkle, s. arruga, /. — v. ar- 
 
 rugir. 
 Wrist, s. mufieca, /. 
 Write, V. escribir. 
 Writer, s. escritor, m. 
 Writhe, v. torcerse. 
 Writing, s. escritura, /. 
 Wrong, a. errado — 5. injusti 
 
 cia, /. 
 Wrongful, a. injusto. 
 Wrongly, ad. injustamente. 
 
 Yacht, s. yacte, m. 
 
 Yachting, 5. excursi6nenyate,/. 
 
 Yard, x. corral, m. 
 
 Yarn, x. filastica, /. 
 
 Yawn, s. bostezo, m. — v. boste- 
 
 zar. 
 Year, s. ano, m. 
 Yearly, a. anual — ad. anual- 
 
 mente. 
 Yearn, v. desear. 
 Yeast, X. jiste, m. 
 Yellow, a. amarillo. 
 Yelp, V. ganir. 
 
 8 Zoology 
 
 Yes, ad. si. 
 
 Yesterday, 5. ayer, m. 
 
 Yet, ad. aiin: aun: hasta aqui — 
 
 c. pero. 
 Yew, X. tejo, m. 
 Yield, X. producto, m. — v. pro- 
 
 ducir. 
 Yoke, X. yugo, m. 
 Yolk, X. yema de huevo, /. 
 You, pn. vos: vosotros: usted: 
 
 ustedes. 
 Young, s. joven — x. hijuelos, 
 
 m. pi. 
 Youngster, s. jovencito, m. 
 Your, pn. vuestro: de V.: de 
 
 Vds. 
 Yours, pn. lo vuestro. 
 Youth, X. juventud, /. 
 Yuletide, x. tiempo de Navi- 
 dad, m. 
 
 Zeal, s. celo, m. 
 Zealous, a. celoso. 
 Zebra, x. cebra, /. 
 Zenith, x. cenit, m. 
 Zero, X. cero, m. 
 Zest, X. apetito, m. 
 Zinc, X. cine, m. 
 Zone, X. zona: banda, 
 Zoology, s. zoologia, 
 
 /•
 
 PART lil 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 (MEZCLADO)
 
 CARDINAL NUMBERS 
 
 (NUMEROS CARDINALES) 
 
 I — uno, un, una 
 
 2 — dos 
 
 3 — tres 
 
 4 — cuatro 
 
 5 — cinco 
 
 6 — seis 
 
 7 — siete 
 
 8 — ocho 
 
 Q — nueve 
 lo — diez 
 1 I — once 
 12 — doce 
 13 — trece 
 14 — catorce 
 IS — quince 
 16 — diez y seis 
 17 — diez y siete 
 18 — diez y ocho 
 19 — diez y nueve 
 20 — veinte 
 21 — veinte y uno 
 22 — veinte y dos 
 23 — veinte y tres 
 24 — veinte y cuatro 
 
 25 — veinte y cinco 
 
 30 — treinta 
 
 31 — treinta y uno 
 
 32 — treinta y dos 
 
 33 — treinta y tres 
 
 40 — cuarenta 
 
 SO — cincuenta 
 
 60 — sesenta 
 
 70 — setenta 
 
 80 — ochenta 
 
 90 — noventa 
 100 — ciento, cien 
 loi — ciento uno 
 102 — ciento dos 
 200 — doscientos (-as) 
 300 — trescientos (-as) 
 400 — cuatrocientos (-as) 
 500 — quinientos (-as) 
 600 — seiscientos (-as) 
 700 — setecientos (-as) 
 800 — ochocientos (-as) 
 900 — novecientos (-as 
 1,000 — mil 
 1 ,000,000 — mill6n 
 
 ORDINAL NUMBERS 
 
 (NUMEROS ORDINALES) 
 
 1st — el 
 
 2nd — el 
 
 3rd — el 
 
 4th — el 
 
 5th— el 
 
 6th— el 
 
 7th— el 
 
 8th— el 
 
 9th — el 
 
 10th — el 
 
 nth— el 
 
 12th — el 
 
 13th — el 
 
 14th — el 
 
 15 th — el 
 
 1 6th— el 
 
 17th— el 
 
 1 8th— el 
 
 19th — el 
 
 20th — el 
 
 2 1st — el 
 
 22nd — el 
 
 23rd— el 
 
 a4th— el 
 
 primero 
 
 segundo 
 
 tercero 
 
 cuarto 
 
 quinto 
 
 sexto 
 
 septimo 
 
 octavo 
 
 noveno 
 
 decimo 
 
 undecinno 
 
 duodecimo 
 
 decimo tercio 
 
 decimo cuarto 
 
 decimo quinto 
 
 decimo sexto 
 
 decimo septimo 
 
 decimo octavo 
 
 decimo nono 
 
 vig^simo 
 
 vigesimo primero 
 
 vig^simo segundo 
 
 vigesimo tercero 
 
 vigesimo cuarto 
 
 2Sth — el vigesimo quinto 
 30th — el trigesimo 
 31st — el trigesimo primero 
 32nd — el trigesimo segundo 
 33rd — el trigesimo tercero 
 40th — el cuadragesirno 
 Soth — el quincuagesimo 
 6oth — el sexagesimo 
 70th — el septuagesimo 
 8oth — el octogesimo 
 90th — el nonagesimo 
 looth — el centesimo 
 loist — el centesimo primero 
 102nd— el centesimo segundo 
 200th — el ducentesimo 
 300th — el tricentesimo 
 400th — el cuadringentesimo 
 500th — el quingentesimo 
 600th — el sexcent^simo 
 700th — el septingent^simo 
 800th — el octingent^simo 
 900th — el noningentesimo. 
 i.oooth — el milesimo 
 I .ooo.oooth — el millon^simo 
 
 [81
 
 THE DAYS OF THE WEEK 
 
 (LOS DiAS DE LA SEMANA) 
 
 Sunday — Domingo 
 Monday — Lunes 
 Tuesday — Martes 
 
 I Wednesday — Mi^rcoles 
 Thursday — Jueves 
 Friday — Viernes 
 Saturday — Sabado 
 
 January — Enero 
 February — Febrero 
 March — Marzo 
 April — Abril 
 May — Mayo 
 June — ^Junio 
 
 THE MONTHS 
 
 (LOS MESES) 
 
 July — Julio 
 
 August — Agosto 
 September — Septiembre 
 October — Octubre 
 November — Noviembre 
 December — Diciembre 
 
 Spring — La primavera 
 Summer — El verano 
 Autumn — El otono 
 Winter — El invierno 
 Christmas — Navidad 
 Good Friday — Viernes Santo 
 Easter — -Pascua 
 Whitsun — Pentecost^s 
 Lent— Cuaresma 
 Ash Wednesday — Mi^rcoles de 
 ceniza 
 
 A day — Un dfa 
 
 A week — Una semana 
 
 A fortnight — Una quincena 
 
 A month — Un mes 
 
 A year — Un afio 
 
 A century — Un siglo 
 
 An hour — Una hora 
 
 A minute — Un minute 
 
 A second — Un segundo 
 
 Yesterday — Ayer 
 
 To-morrow — Maiiana 
 
 THE FAMILY 
 
 (LA FAMILIA) 
 
 A Man — un hombre 
 A Woman — una mujer 
 A boy — un muchacho 
 A girl — una muchacha 
 Mr. — Senor — 
 M rs . — S enora — 
 Miss — Senorita — 
 The children — los niiios 
 The father — el padre 
 The mother — la madre 
 The son — el hijo 
 The daughter — la hija 
 The brother — el hermano 
 The sister — la hermana 
 The husband — el marido 
 The wife — la mujer 
 
 The grandfather — el abuelo 
 
 The grandmother — la abuela 
 
 The grandson — el nieto 
 
 The grand-daughter — la nieta 
 
 The uncle — el tio 
 
 The aunt — la tia 
 
 The nephew — el sobrino 
 
 The niece — la sobrina 
 
 The cousin (masc.) — el prime 
 
 The cousin (fem.) — la prima 
 
 The father-in-law — el suegro 
 
 The mother-in-law — la suegra 
 
 The son-in-law — el yerno 
 
 The daughter-in-law — la nuera 
 
 A widower — un viudo 
 
 A widow — una viuda 
 
 i82
 
 THE MENU 
 
 EATABLES AND DRINKS 
 (Comestibles y Bebidas) 
 
 Anchovies — Anchovas 
 
 Apples — Manzanas 
 
 Apricot — Albaricoque 
 
 Artichokes — Alcachofas 
 
 Asparagus — Esparragos 
 
 Bacon — Tocino 
 
 Bananas — Bananas 
 
 Beef — Came 
 
 Boiled beef — Came cocida 
 Roast beef — Came asada 
 Stewed beef — Came estofada 
 
 Beefsteak — Biftek 
 
 Beer — Cervez 
 
 Bottle of beer — Una botella 
 
 de cerveza 
 Glass of beer — Un vaso de 
 cerveza 
 
 Beetroot — Remolacha 
 
 Biscuits — Bizcochos 
 
 Brandy — Cognac, Aguardiente 
 
 Bread — Pan 
 
 Brown Bread — Pan negro 
 White bread — Pan bianco 
 
 Breakfast — Desayuno 
 
 Broth— Caldo 
 
 Butter — Manteca, Mantequilla 
 
 Cabbage — Repollo 
 
 Cake — Pastel 
 
 Cauliflower — Coliflor 
 
 Celery — Apio 
 
 Cheese — Queso 
 
 Cream cheese — de nata 
 Dutch cheese — de Bola 
 Swiss cheese — de gruyere 
 
 Cherries — C erezas 
 
 Chicken— Polio 
 
 Chop — Chuleta 
 
 Cider — Sidra 
 
 Cinnamon — Canela 
 
 Claret — Vino de Burdeos 
 
 Cocoa — Cocoa 
 
 Cod — Bacalao 
 
 Coffee— Caf6 
 
 Cold meat — Fiambre 
 
 Crab — Cangrejo 
 
 Cream — Crem a 
 
 Cucumber — Pepino 
 
 Custard apples — Chirimoyas 
 
 Custard pudding — Flan 
 
 Cutlet — Costeleta 
 
 Duck — Pato 
 Egg — Huevo 
 
 Boiled eggs — Huevos pasados 
 Fried eggs — Huevos fritos 
 
 Poached eggs — Huevos escal- 
 fados 
 Fat — Gordo 
 Figs — Higos 
 Fish — Pescado 
 Fowl — Polio 
 
 French beans — Habichuelas 
 Fruit — Frutas 
 Game — Caza 
 Garlic — Ajo 
 Gin — Ginebra 
 
 Ginger-ale — Cerveza picante 
 Ginger-beer — Cerveza de jen- 
 
 gibre. 
 Goose — Ganso 
 Gooseberries — Uvas espinas 
 Grapes — Uvas 
 Gravy — Salsa 
 Grilled — Asada 
 Haddock — Robalo 
 Ham — Jamon 
 Hare — Liebre 
 Haricot beans — Judias 
 Herring — Arenque 
 
 Ice cream — Mantecado 
 
 Ices — Helados 
 
 Jam — Conserva de frutas 
 
 Jelly — Jalea 
 
 Kidneys — Rinones 
 
 Lamb — Cordero 
 
 Lean — Came sin grasa 
 
 Leek — Puerro 
 
 Lemon — Limon 
 
 Lemonade — Limonada 
 
 Lettuce — Lechuga 
 
 Liver — Higado 
 
 Lobster — Langosta 
 
 Macaroni — Macarrones 
 
 Mackerel — Macarela 
 
 Mayonnaise — Mayonesa 
 
 Meat — Came 
 
 Melon — Melon 
 
 Milk — Leche 
 
 Mustard — Mostaza 
 
 Mutton — Camero 
 
 Nuts — Nueces 
 
 Omelette — Tortilla 
 
 Onion — Cebolla 
 
 Orange — Naranja 
 
 Orangeade — Naranjada 
 
 Oysters — Ostras 
 
 Partridge — Perdiz 
 
 Pastry — Pasteles 
 
 Peach — Melocot6n 
 
 t83
 
 THE MEYiJJ— Continued 
 
 Pear— Pera 
 
 Peas, green, — Guisantes verdes 
 
 Pepper — Pimienta 
 
 Pheasant — Faisan 
 
 Pickles — Encurtido 
 
 Pie — Torta 
 
 Pineapple — Pina 
 
 Plaice — Platija 
 
 Plum — Ciruela 
 
 Potatoes — Potatas hervidas 
 (boiled) 
 ,, Patatas fritas (fried) 
 
 ,, Patatas majadas 
 
 (mashed) 
 (N.B. — In Southern Spain, 
 the word " papas " is often 
 used for " potatoes.") 
 
 Prawns — Langostas, langostinas 
 
 Pudding — Pudin 
 
 Radishes — Rabanos 
 
 Radish, horse — Rabano 
 
 Raisins — Pasas 
 
 Raspberries — Frambuesas 
 
 Rice — Arroz 
 
 Roast — Asado 
 
 Salad — Ensalada 
 
 Salmon — Salm6n 
 
 Salt — Sal (Without salt — sin sal) 
 
 Sauce — Salsa 
 Sausage — Salchicha 
 Sole — Lenguado 
 Soup — Sopa 
 
 Clear — Sopa clara 
 
 Thick — Sopa espesa 
 Spinach — Espinaca 
 Strawberries — Fresas 
 Sugar — Azucar 
 Sweet — Dulce 
 Toast — Tostada 
 Tongue — Lengua 
 Trout — Trucha 
 Turbot— Rodaballo 
 Turkey — Pavo 
 Turnip — Nabo 
 Turtle— Tortola 
 Veal — Ternera 
 
 Veal chop — Chuleta de tern- 
 era 
 
 Roast veal — Asado de ternera 
 Vegetables — Verduras, legum- 
 
 bres 
 Vinegar — Vinagre 
 Water — Agua 
 Watercress — Berros 
 Whiskey — Whiskey 
 Wine — Vino 
 
 184
 
 USEFUL PHRASES 
 
 (IDIOTISMOS UTILES) 
 
 Good morning — Buenos dias 
 
 Boo' -ay-nos dee'-ars 
 Good afternoon — Buenas tardes 
 
 Boo'-ay-nars tar' -days 
 Good night — Buenas noches — Adi6s 
 
 Boo'-ay-nars no-chays. Ar-dee-os' 
 How do you do? — iCdmo esta usted? 
 
 Ko'-mo ays-tar' oos-tayd 
 Bring me — Traigame 
 
 Trar '-ee-gar-may 
 How much is this? jCuanto vale esto? 
 
 Koo-arn' -to var'-lay ess'-to 
 What do you want? iQui quiere usted? 
 
 Kay kee-ay'-ray oos-tayd' 
 I beg your pardon — Perdoneme 
 
 Payr-don'-ay may 
 What is the matter? — tQu6 ocurre? 
 
 Kay o-koor'-ray 
 Many thanks — Muchas gracias 
 
 Moo-chars grar-thee'-ars 
 No, thank you — No, gracias 
 
 No, grar-thee'-ars 
 I understand — Comprendo 
 
 Kom-prayn '-do 
 I do not understand — No le comprendo 
 
 No lay kom-prayn' -do 
 Where is the railway station? |;D6nde esta la estacion? 
 
 Don'-day ays-tar' lar ess-tar-thee'-on 
 the ticket office? la oficina de billetes? 
 
 lar o-fee-theen'-r day beel-yay'-tays 
 the waiting room? el cuarto de aguardar? 
 
 ayl koo-ar'-to day ar-goo-ar-dar' 
 Which is the train to — ? iCual es le tren para — ? 
 
 Koo-arV ays lay trayn par'-rar 
 Non-smoking compartment — 
 Carruaje para quien no fuma 
 Kar-roo-ar'-hay par'-rar kee'-ayn no foo'-mar 
 When does the train leave? <A qu6 hora sale el tren? 
 
 Ar kay or'-ar sar'-lay ayl trayn 
 How much is the fare? 
 
 iCual es el precio del billete? 
 Koo-arl' ays ayl pray-thee'-o dayl beel-yay'-tay 
 How long does the train stop here? 
 iCuanto tiempo se para aqui el tren? 
 Koo-arn' -to tee-aym'-po say par'-rar ar-quee' ayl trayn 
 Where does the customs examination take place? 
 ^Donde se efectiia la revisi6n de equipaje? 
 Don'-day say ay-fayk-too'-ar lar ray-vee-see-on' day ay-kee- 
 par'-hay 
 These are my things. Estas son mis cosas 
 
 Ays'-tars son mees kos'-ars 
 I have some cigarettes. Tengo algunos cigarrillos 
 
 Tayn'-gn arl-goon'-os thee-gar-reel'-yos 
 Is this the way to . . .? jEs estf. ^ camino de . . . ? 
 
 Ays ays'-tay ayl kar-mee'-no day 
 
 i8s
 
 USEFUL PHRASES— Conftnu^rf 
 
 Where is the post-office? iDdnde esta el correo? 
 
 Don' -day ays-tar' ayl kor-ray'-o 
 Where can I buy — ? iD6nde puedo comprar — ? 
 
 Don'-day poo-ay'-do kom-prar' 
 Where is the English Consulate? 
 iDonde esta el Consulado Ingles? 
 Don'-day ays-tar' ayl Kon-soo-lar'-do Een-glays' 
 I want to engage a room. Deseo tomar un cuarto 
 
 Day-say' -o to-tnar' oon koo-ar'-to 
 What are your lowest terms? 
 iCual es su precio mas bajo? 
 Koo-arl' ays soo pray-thee'-o mars bar'-ho 
 Put this luggage in my room. 
 
 Ponga este equipaje en mi cuarto 
 Pon-gar ays'-tay ay-kee-par'-hay ayn mee koo-ar'-to 
 Call me at . . . o'clock. Llameme a las . . . 
 
 L'yar-may'-may ar lars 
 Bring me some hot water. 
 Traigame un poco de agua 
 Trar' -ee-gar-may oon po'-ko day ar-goo-ar 
 Here it is. Aqui esta 
 
 Ar-kee' ays-tar' 
 Give me some more. D^me mas 
 
 Day '-may mars 
 I am in a hurry. Estoy apurado 
 
 Ays-toy'-ee ar-poo-rar-do 
 All right. Esta bien 
 
 Ays-tar' bee' -ayn 
 Waiter. Camarero (Kar-mar-ray'-ro) 
 Chamber-maid. Camarera (Kar-mar-ray'-rar) 
 Porter. Mozo (Mo'-tho) 
 Hall porter. Conserje (Kon-sayr'-hay) 
 Shirt. Camisa (Kar-mee'-sar) 
 Vest. Camiseta (kar-mee-say'-tar) 
 Stockings. Medias {May-dee' -ars) 
 Socks. Calcetines (Karl-the-teen'-ays) 
 Collars. Cuellos (Koo-ayl -yos) 
 Handkerchiefs. Pafiuelos {Parn-yoo-ay'-loos) 
 Laundry. Ropa {Ro'-par) 
 
 t86
 
 MOTORING 
 
 (TECHNICAL TERMS) 
 
 Accelerator — Acelerador 
 
 Accum u lator — Acumulador 
 
 Acid — Acido 
 
 Axle — Eje 
 
 Axle-back — Eje trasero 
 
 Axle-front — Eje delantero 
 
 Battery — Baterfa 
 
 Bonnet — Bonete 
 
 Brake — Freno 
 
 Brake drum — Tambor de freno 
 
 Bumper — Tope 
 
 Camshaft — Eje de levas 
 
 Carburetter — Carburador 
 
 Chassis — Chassis 
 
 Clutch — Embrague 
 
 Connecting rod — Barra de em- 
 palme 
 
 Crankshaft — Ciguenal 
 
 Cylinder — Cilindro 
 
 Decarbonising — Descarbonizar 
 
 Dual ignition — Encendido co- 
 ordinado 
 
 Dynamo — Dinamo 
 
 Electric battery — Bateria elec- 
 tric a 
 
 Exhaust — Escape 
 
 Fan — Ventilador 
 
 Gear — Engranaj e 
 
 Gear box — Caja de velocidades 
 
 Grease gun — Grasera 
 
 Horse power — Caballos de fuerza 
 
 Ignition — Encendido 
 
 Jack — Gato 
 
 Jet — Espita 
 
 Lamp — Farol 
 
 Layshaft — Eje secundario 
 
 Lubrication — Engrasaci6n 
 
 Magneto — Magneto 
 
 Mudguard — Guardabarros 
 
 Number plate — Placa de niimero 
 
 Oil pump — Bomba de aceite 
 
 Oil tank — Deposito de aceite 
 
 Overhaul — Restaurar 
 
 Petrol tank — Dep6sito de esencia 
 
 Piston — Piston 
 
 Propeller shaft — Eje motor 
 
 Radiator — Radiador 
 
 Self - starter — Arranque auto- 
 
 matico 
 Sparking plug — Bujia 
 Speedometer — Indicador de 
 
 velocidad 
 Spoke — Rayo 
 Steering column — Columna de 
 
 direccion 
 Switch — Interruptor 
 Tank — Deposito 
 Tappet — Levadores 
 Thermostat — Termostato 
 Throttle — Acelerador 
 Tyre — Neumatico 
 Tyre pump — Bomba de neumd- 
 
 ticos 
 Valve — ^Valvula 
 Water — Agua 
 Wheel — Rueda 
 Wheel, steering — Volante 
 Window — Ventanilla 
 Wind screen — Limpia cristal 
 
 :87
 
 THE WORLD 
 
 (EL MUNDO) 
 
 Asia — Asia 
 Africa — Africa 
 America — America 
 Australia — Australia 
 Abyssinia — Abisinia 
 Algeria — Argelia 
 Andalusia — Andalucia 
 Argentina — Argentina 
 Arragon — Aragon 
 Bavaria — Baviera 
 Belgium — Belgica 
 Bohemia — Bohemia 
 Brazil — Brasil 
 Bulgaria — Bulgaria 
 Canada — Canada 
 Catalonia — Cataluna 
 Chili— Chile 
 China — China 
 Denmark — Dinamarca 
 Egypt — Egipto 
 England — Inglaterra 
 Europe — Europa 
 Finland — Finlandia 
 France — Francia 
 Germany — Alemania 
 
 Great Britain — Gran Bretaila 
 
 Greece — Grecia 
 
 Holland — Holanda 
 
 Hungary— Hungria 
 
 India — India 
 
 Ireland — Irlanda 
 
 Italy — Italia 
 
 Japan — Japon 
 
 Mexico — Mejico 
 
 Morocco — Maurruecos 
 
 New Zealand — Nueva Zelandia 
 
 Norway — Noruego 
 
 Peru — Peru 
 
 Poland — Polonia 
 
 Portugal — Portugal 
 
 Roumania — Rumania 
 
 Russia — Rusia 
 
 Scotland — Escocia 
 
 Spain — Espaiia 
 
 Sweden — Suecia 
 
 Switzerland — Suiza 
 
 Turkey — Turquia 
 
 United Kingdom — Reino Unido 
 
 United States — Estados Unidos 
 
 Wales — Gales 
 
 TOWNS 
 
 (CIUDADES) 
 
 Aix-la-Chapelle — Aquisgran 
 A j accio — Ayacio 
 Algiers — Argel 
 Antwerp — Amberes 
 Athens — Atenas 
 Basle — Basilea 
 Berlin — Berlin 
 Bordeaux — Burdeos 
 Boulogne — Boloiia 
 B ruges — Bruj as 
 Brussels — Bruselas 
 Cambridge — Cambrigia 
 Cologne — Colonia 
 Constance — Constancia 
 Copenhagen — Copenhague 
 Cordova — C6rdoba 
 Corsica — C6rcega 
 Corunna — La Coruna 
 Dover — Dovres 
 Dunkirk — Dunquerque 
 Edinburgh — Edimburgo 
 Florence — Florencia 
 Flushing — Flesinga 
 Geneva — Ginebra 
 Genoa — G^nova 
 
 Hague, The — Haya, La 
 Hamburg — Hamburgo 
 Lausanne — Lausana 
 Leghorn — Lioma 
 Liege — Lieja 
 Lisbon — Lisboa 
 London — Londres 
 JVIadeira — Madera 
 Marseilles — Marsella 
 Mayence — Maguncia 
 Milan — Milan 
 M OS cow — M oscou 
 Naples — Napoles 
 New York — Nueva York 
 Nice — Niza 
 Ostend — Ostende 
 Prague — Praga 
 Rome — Roma 
 Seville — Se villa 
 Tangiers — Tanger 
 TeneriflFe — Tenerife 
 Tunis— Tiinez 
 Venice — Venecia 
 Vienna — Viena 
 Warsaw — ^Varsovia 
 
 l88
 
 IRREGULAR VERBS 
 
 Note. — Where persons and tenses are not mentioned, they 
 should be conjugated regularly. 
 
 The following abbreviations are used : P./. = Present Indicative; 
 P.= Preterite; F.= Future; /.;= Imperative; Par^^ Participle. 
 Abastecer (To supply) — As nacer. 
 Aborrecer (To hate) — As nacer. 
 Abrir (To open) — Part. Abierto. 
 Absolver (To acquit) — P.I. Yo absuelvo, tu absuelves, el absuelve, 
 
 ellos absuelven. /. Absuelve tu, absuelva ^1, absuelvan ellos. 
 Acertar (To guess) — P.I. Yo acierto, tii aciertas, ^1 acierta, ellos 
 
 aciertan. /. Acierta tii, acierte ^1, acierten ellos. 
 Acostar (To lay down) — P.I. Yo acuesto, tii acuestas, ^1 acuesta, 
 
 ellos acuestan. /. Acuesta tii, acueste el, acuesten ellos. 
 Adherir (To hold) — As sentir. 
 Adquirir (To get) — As sentir. 
 Agorar (To divine) — As acostar. 
 Alentar (To breathe) — As acertar. 
 Amolar (To sharpen) — As acostar. 
 Aportar (To take shelter) — As acostar. 
 Apretar (To compress) — As acertar. 
 Argiiir (To argue) — P.I. Yo arguyo, tu arguyes, €[ arguye, ellos 
 
 arguyen. /. Arguye tii. 
 Ascender (To ascend) — P.I. Yo asciendo, tii asciendes, el asciende, 
 
 ellos ascienden. /. Asciende tii, ascienda el, asciendan ellos. 
 Asestar (To aim at) — As acertar. 
 Atender (To attend) — As ascender. 
 Atribuir (To ascribe) — As argiiir. 
 Aventar (To expel) — As acertar. 
 Bendecir (To bless) — P.I. Yo bendigo, tii bendices, ^1 bendice, 
 
 ellos bendicen. P. Yo bendije, tii bendijiste. F. Yo bendecire, 
 
 tii bendeciras. I. Bendice tii, bendiga el, bendigan ellos. 
 
 P. Bendido (bendecido). Gerund, Bendiciendo. 
 Begar (To struggle with) — As acertar. 
 Calentar (To heat) — As acertar. 
 Cegar (To become blind) — As acertar. 
 Cenir (To enclose) — As pedir. 
 Cemer (To bolt) — As ascender. 
 Colegir (To collect) — As pedir. 
 Colgar (To hang) — As acostar. 
 Comenzar (To commence) — As acertar. 
 Competir (To compete) — As pedir. 
 Concebir (To imagine) — As pedir. 
 Concluir (To conclude) — As argiiir. 
 Condoler (To condole) — As absolver. 
 Conducir (To conduct) — P.I. Yo conduzco. P. Yo conduje, tii 
 
 condujiste. /. Conduzca el, conduzcamos nosotros, conduzcan 
 
 ellos. 
 Conmover (To disturb) — As absolver. 
 Conocer (To know) — As nacer. 
 Contar (To count) — As acostar. 
 Ckintener (To contain) — As tener. 
 
 189
 
 IRREGULAR VERBS {Continued) 
 
 Contradecir (To contradict) — As bendecir. 
 
 Contribuir (To contribute) — As argiiir. 
 
 Costar (To cost) — As acostar. 
 
 Crecer (To grow) — As nacer. 
 
 Dar (To give)— P./. Yo doy. P. Yo di, tu diste, ^1 dfo. 
 
 Decir (To say) — P.I. Yo digo, tu dices, ^1 dice, ellos dicen. P. Yo 
 
 dije, tvi dijiste. F. Yo dir^, tu diras. /. Di tu, diga 61, digamos 
 
 nosotros, digan ellos. 
 Deducir (To deduce) — As conducir. 
 Defender (To protect) — As ascender. 
 Demoler (To demolish) — As absolver. 
 Derretir (To melt) — As pedir. 
 Derrocar (To demolish) — As acostar. 
 Desdecir (To differ) — As bendecir. 
 Desleir (To dilute) — As pedir. 
 Disolver (To dissolve)— As absolver. 
 Doler (To ache) — As absolver. 
 Dormir (To sleep) — P.I. Yo duermo, t\i duermes, ^1 duermes, ^1 
 
 duerme, ellos duermen. P. El durmi6, ellos durmieron. 
 
 /. Duerme tu, duerma ^1, durmamos nosotros, duerman ellos. 
 Empezar (To begin) — As acertar. 
 Emporcar (To make dirty) — As acostar. 
 Encender (To inilame) — As ascender. 
 Encerrar (To confine) — As acertar. 
 Encomendar (To recommend) — As acertar. 
 Encontrar (To meet) — As acostar. 
 Enjugar (To dry) — P. Enjuto (enjugado). 
 Enmendar (To correct) — As acertar. 
 Entender (To hear) — As ascender. 
 Enterrar (To bury) — As acertar. 
 
 Estar (To be) — P.I. Yo estoy. P. Yo estuve, tu estuviste. 
 Excluir (To exclude) — As argiiir. 
 
 Extinguir (To extinguish) — Part. Extinto (extinguido). 
 Fijar (To fix, settle)— Parf. Fijo (fijado). 
 Fluir (To flow) — As argiiir. 
 Fregar (To rub, scour) — As acertar. 
 Freir (To fry) — As pedir. 
 Gemir (To groan) — As pedir. 
 Guamecer (To garnish) — As nacer. 
 Haber (To have) — P.I. Yo he, tu has, H ha, nosotros hemos, 
 
 vosotros hab^is, ellos ban. P. Yo hube, tii hubiste, ^1 hubo. 
 
 F. Yo habr6, tii habras. Imperfect Indie. Yo habia. Condit. 
 
 Indie. Yo habria. Pres. Siibj. Yo haya. Imperf. Subj. Yo 
 
 hubiese. Condit. Subj. Yo hubiera. Future Subj. Yo hubiere. 
 
 /. Haya €[, hayamos nosotros, hayan ellos. Part. Habido. 
 Hacer (To make) — P.I. Yo hago. P. Yo hice, tu hiciste, ^1 hizo. 
 
 F. Yo har^, tu haras. /. Haz tu, haga ^1, hagamos nosotros, 
 
 hagan ellos. P. Hecho. 
 Henchir (To fill up) — As pedir. 
 Holgar (To rest) — As acostar. 
 Incluir (To include) — As argiiir. 
 Inducir (To induce) — As conducir. 
 Introducir (To introduce) — As conducir. 
 Ir (To go) — P.I. Yo voy, tu vas, ^1 va, nosotros vamos, vosotros 
 
 vais, ellos van. P. Yo fui, tu fuiste, ^1 fu^. F. Yo ir6, tii ir^s. 
 
 Imperfect Indie. Yo iba. Condit. Indie. Yo iria. Pres. Subj. 
 
 Yo vaya. Imperf. Subj. Yo fuese. Future Subj. Yo fuere. 
 
 iqo
 
 IRREGULAR VERBS (Continued) 
 
 Condit. Subj. Yo fuera. /. Ve tu, vaya ^1, vayamos (vamos) 
 
 nosotros, id vosotros, vayan ellos. Gerund, Yendo. 
 Jugar (To play) — As acostar. 
 Lucir (To shine) — As nacer. 
 Mentar (To mention) — As acertar. 
 Moler (To grind, wear out) — As absolver. 
 Morir (To die) — As dormir. 
 Mover (To move) — As absolver. 
 
 Nacer (To be bom) — P.I. Yo nazco. /. Nazca ^1, nazcan ellos. 
 Obstruir (To obstruct) — As argiiir. 
 Oir (To hear) — P.I. Yo oigo, tu oyes. P. Yo of, tii oiste, ^1 oy6, 
 
 ellos oyeron. /. Oiga 61, oigamos nosotros, oigan ellos. Gerund. 
 
 Oyendo . 
 Omitir (To omit) — Part. Omiso (omitido). 
 Pedir (To beg) — P.I. Yo pido, tii pides, i\ pide, ellos piden. 
 
 P. 6l pidi6, ellos pidieron. /. Pide tii, pida el, pidamos nosotros 
 
 pidan ellos. Gerund, Pidiendo. 
 Perder (To lose) — As ascender. 
 Poder (To be able) — P.I. Yo puedo, tii pudes, el puede, ellos 
 
 pueden. P. Yo pude, tii pudiste. F. Yo podr^, tii podras. 
 
 Gerund, Pudiendo. 
 Recluir (To shut up) — As argiiir. 
 Reconocer (To recognise) — As nacer. 
 Recordar (To remind) — As acostar. 
 Reducir (To reduce) — As conducir. 
 Seguir (To pursue) — As pedir. 
 Sentir (To feel) — P.I. Yo siento, tu sientes, €[ siente, ellos sienten. 
 
 P. El sinti6, ellos sintieron. /. Siente tu, sienta el, sientan ellos. 
 Tener (To hold) — P.I. Yo tengo, tu tienes, el tiene, ellos tienen. 
 
 P. Yo tuve, tu tuviste. F. Yo tendre, tu tendras. I. Ten tu, 
 
 tenga el, tengamos nosotros, tengan ellos. 
 Tenir (To dye) — As pedir. 
 Tostar (To toast) — As acostar. 
 
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 MONEY, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES 
 
 MONEY 
 
 Spain. — The currency consists of c6ntimos and pesetas. 
 A hundred c^ntimos equal one peseta. The value of a peseta in 
 English money fluctuates. In 19 14, it was about g^d.: in 1933. it 
 was about 34 to the £. 
 
 Argentine Republic. — 100 centavos are i peso. About 15 pesos 
 are worth £1. 
 
 WEIGHTS 
 
 1 milligramo = .0154 grain. 
 
 I centigramo = .154 ,, 
 
 I decigramo = 1.54 ,, 
 
 I gramo = 15.43 
 
 I hectogramo (100 g)=3.527 ozs. 
 
 I kilogramo (1000 g)= 2.204 lbs. 
 
 LINEAL MEASURE 
 
 I milimetro = .039 inch. 
 
 I centimetro = .39 ,, 
 
 I decimetro = 3.9 ,, 
 
 I metro = 39-37 „ 
 
 LIQUID MEASURE 
 
 I litro = 1.76 pint. 
 
 I hectolitre = 22.009 gallons. 
 
 FRACTIONAL NUMBERS, ETC. 
 
 One Half — Una mitad. 
 One Quarter — Una cuarta. 
 One Third — Una tercera. 
 One Fifth — Una quinta. 
 One Sixth — Una sexta. 
 One Eighth — Una octava. 
 Once — Una vez. 
 Twice — Dos veces. 
 Three Times — Tres veces. 
 A pair — Un par. 
 Double— Doble. 
 One Dozen — Una docena. 
 
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