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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 

Washington  Square 


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. 


Bordadura  2 

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 


24 


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. 


Cantar  26 

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. 


Cazurro  28 

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. 


29 


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. 


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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 


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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


104 


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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 

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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 


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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) 


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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 


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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 


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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. 


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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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