Spanish words #3901 - 4000 by frequency
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#3901altosmasculine plural of alto (tall)#3902fanfan#3903papaspotatoes (Latin America); also: dads (plural of papa)#3904ancianoold man, elderly person; also: elderly#3905profundafeminine singular of profundo (deep)#3906petróleopetroleum, oil#3907intencionesplural of intención (intention)#3908francesafemale equivalent of francés (“Frenchman”) (French)#3909rangorank#3910sombrasplural of sombra (shadow)#3911malvadoevil, wicked, mean, bad#3912defenderto defend, to protect, to hold down#3913lleguemos(that) we arrive (present subjunctive of llegar)#3914suba(that) I/he/she/it go up (present subjunctive of subir)#3915jaulacage#3916comentariosplural of comentario (comment)#3917dosisdose#3918cartelposter, placard, bill, banner#3919disparen(that) they fire (present subjunctive of disparar)#3920esperadcommand form of esperar: wait; hope#3921cargarto load; to carry; to charge#3922enviaronthey sent (preterite form of enviar)#3923jodidafeminine singular of jodido (fucking)#3924seguíI continued (preterite form of seguir)#3925aproximadamenteapproximately#3926postredessert; sweet#3927escalaladder (a frame, usually portable, of wood, metal, or rope, used for ascent and descent)#3928estudiando-ing form of estudiar: study#3929pavoturkey#3930origenorigin#3931considerarto consider, to regard, to see, to look, to view#3932fielfaithful, true#3933embajadorambassador#3934tatuajetattoo#3935poblaciónpopulation (of a geographical region, a country, etc.)#3936comesyou eat (present form of comer)#3937llamen(that) they call (present subjunctive of llamar)#3938horriblesplural of horrible (horrible)#3939vampirosplural of vampiro (vampire)#3940dormidaasleep (feminine singular of dormido)#3941nivelesplural of nivel (level)#3942largasfeminine plural of largo (long)#3943pandillagang#3944agradahe/she/it pleases (present form of agradar)#3945traigan(that) they bring (present subjunctive of traer)#3946ondawave (on the surface of a liquid)#3947atrapadosmasculine plural of atrapado (caught)#3948duqueduke#3949bajasfeminine plural of bajo (low)#3950dejaremoswe will leave (future form of dejar)#3951tronothrone#3952cantosinging#3953aumentoincrease#3954esconderto hide#3955políticosmasculine plural of político (political)#3956muertesplural of muerte (death)#3957pensabasyou thought (imperfect form of pensar)#3958saquéI pulled out (preterite form of sacar)#3959tallerworkshop#3960fantásticafeminine singular of fantástico (fantastic)#3961practicarto practice#3962asientosplural of asiento (seat)#3963armadoarmed#3964habránthey will have (future form of haber)#3965considerahe/she/it considers (present form of considerar)#3966atenderto pay attention to (something); to attend to (something)#3967ponemoswe put (present form of poner)#3968consiguesyou succeed (present form of conseguir)#3969sentadosmasculine plural of sentado (sitting)#3970costóhe/she/it cost (preterite form of costar)#3971soñando-ing form of soñar: dream#3972creóhe/she/it created (preterite form of crear)#3973juzgadocourt (of law); also: judged (past participle of juzgar)#3974bebidodrunk#3975pierdas(that) you lose (present subjunctive of perder)#3976gallinahen, chicken#3977octubreOctober#3978riesgosplural of riesgo (chance)#3979dificildifficult; hard; inconvenient#3980besarto kiss#3981lavarto wash#3982cuyowhose#3983cayendo-ing form of caer: fall#3984emocionalemotional#3985prometidafiancée (woman engaged to be married)#3986molestiatrouble, nuisance, inconvenience, bother#3987consiga(that) I/he/she/it succeed (present subjunctive of conseguir)#3988huellafootprint (impression of the foot in a soft substance)#3989agarrahe/she/it grasps (present form of agarrar)#3990condenasentence, punishment#3991cafeteríacafé, coffee shop, coffeehouse#3992honestafeminine singular of honesto (honest)#3993tómatecommand form of tomar: take; drink#3994medidasplural of medida (measurement)#3995ofrecióhe/she/it offered (preterite form of ofrecer)#3996quizasmaybe; mayhap; perchance#3997celosafeminine singular of celoso (jealous)#3998instintoinstinct#3999bancosplural of banco (bank)#4000míasfeminine plural of mío: mine, my (my)