Spanish words #901 - 1000 by frequency
Page 10 of 50 of the 5,000-word frequency list. Every word links to its own page with a meaning, its part of speech, and its rank.
#901vineI came (preterite form of venir)#902contactocontact#903esposohusband#904trentrain#905encontramoswe find (present form of encontrar)#906verdaderotrue, real#907tuyayours (feminine singular of tuyo)#908almasoul#909disculpaapology, excuse#910juntotogether#911andahe/she/it walks, goes (present form of andar); come on! (interjection)#912tendréI will have (future form of tener)#913matrimoniomarriage, matrimony#914locuramadness, craziness#915orogold#916permisopermission#917directordirector#918peligroperil, danger#919libertadliberty, freedom#920alegroI am glad (present form of alegrar; me alegro = I'm glad)#921bajahe/she/it lowers, goes down (present form of bajar); also: drop, fall#922tendremoswe will have (future form of tener)#923derecharight (direction)#924encuentrahe/she/it finds (present form of encontrar)#925piesplural of pie (foot)#926segundasecond (feminine singular of segundo)#927maravillosowonderful, marvelous#928espaciospace (distance between things)#929ratoa while, bit (a short period of time)#930abuelograndfather#931esperabaI/he/she/it waited (imperfect form of esperar)#932mirando-ing form of mirar: look at; watch#933saludhealth#934sorpresasurprise (something not expected)#935ningunono; none#936miren(that) they look at (present subjunctive of mirar)#937tristesad, saddened, blue, gloomy, unhappy, joyless, triste#938auneven (implying an extreme example in the case mentioned)#939pensadopast participle of pensar: think#940maestroteacher; master#941segúnaccording to#942infiernohell#943podríanthey could (conditional form of poder)#944tiposmasculine plural of tipo (kind)#945tíafemale equivalent of tío: aunt; the sister, sister-in-law or female cousin or cousin-in-law of either parent (uncle)#946crimencrime#947conocidoknown#948consejoadvice, counsel, piece of advice#949antein front of, before#950iglesiachurch#951intentoattempt#952mayoríamajority, most (la mayoría de)#953doyI give (present form of dar)#954hicimoswe did (preterite form of hacer)#955escenascene#956pisofloor, ground (surface of the earth)#957señalsign#958honorhonor#959llamasyou call (present form of llamar); also: flames#960abrehe/she/it opens (present form of abrir)#961cerebrobrain#962verasde veras = really, truly#963viendo-ing form of ver: see#964ponehe/she/it puts (present form of poner)#965preguntoI ask (present form of preguntar)#966cocinakitchen#967vestidodressed#968inteligenteintelligent#969viejafemale equivalent of viejo (old)#970caballohorse#971vienenthey come (present form of venir)#972vidasplural of vida (life)#973barbar, coffee shop, café, pub (an establishment where refreshments and alcohol drinks are served)#974cortecut (the act of cutting)#975sucedióhe/she/it happened (preterite form of suceder)#976adentroinside (especially implying a motion into)#977drogasplural of droga (drug)#978enseguidaimmediately#979buscahe/she/it looks for (present form of buscar)#980agradableagreeable, pleasant#981carnemeat; flesh#982parecíaI/he/she/it seemed (imperfect form of parecer)#983departamentoapartment, flat; department#984lindopretty#985marsea#986dudadoubt#987edificiobuilding#988conocerto know (a person or a place), to be familiar with, to be acquainted with#989cargocharge, burden#990víctimavictim#991lunamoon#992energíaenergy#993fríocold (having a low temperature)#994habloI speak (present form of hablar)#995bailedance (a sequence of rhythmic steps or movements usually performed to music)#996trabajahe/she/it works (present form of trabajar)#997misiónmission, quest#998listosmasculine plural of listo (ready)#999izquierdaleft (side, direction)#1000beberto drink