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apurimeño
adjective
of, from or relating to Apurímac
apurimeño
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Apurímac (usually male)
apuro
noun, masculine
difficulty, predicament; shortage; urgency, rush, hurry; embarrassment
to pass, to hand
apuñalamiento
noun, masculine
stabbing
to stab (to pierce or to wound with a pointed tool or weapon, especially a knife or dagger)
to grip (something) with a fist; to fist; to strike with the fist; to assemble; to compact; to bring together; to assemble; to combine; to come together; to make one's hand into a fist to not drop what is held
only used in se ... apuñuscar, syntactic variant of apuñuscarse.
to come together; to congregate; to assemble
apá
noun, masculine
apheretic form of papá (“dad”)
apathetically
apático
adjective
apathetic
apátrida
adjective
stateless (without a state or nationality)
apátrida
noun, masculine/feminine
stateless person
apéndice
noun, masculine
appendix (text added to the end of a book); appendix
apéndice cecal
noun, masculine
vermiform appendix
apéndice vermicular
noun, masculine
vermiform appendix
apéndice vermiforme
noun, masculine
vermiform appendix
apícola
adjective
apicultural (relating to beekeeping)
apículo
noun, masculine
apiculus
apócima
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of pócima
apócope
noun, feminine
apocope (loss or omission of a sound or syllable from the end of a word)
apocryphally
apócrifo
adjective
apocryphal
apódosis
noun, feminine
apodosis
apófisis
noun, feminine
apophysis
apófisis mastoides
noun, feminine
mastoid process
apógrafo
noun, masculine
apograph
apólogo
noun, masculine
apologue (a short story with a moral, often involving talking animals or objects)
apósito
noun, masculine
sticking plaster, band-aid
apóstata
noun, masculine/feminine
apostate (person who renounces a faith)
apóstol
noun, masculine
apostle
apóstrofe
noun, masculine
apostrophe
apóstrofo
noun, masculine
apostrophe (typographic character)
apúrale
interjection
hurry up!
aquaplaning
noun, masculine
aquaplaning
aqueilia
noun, feminine
acheilia; liplessness
to afflict
aquel
pronoun
alternative spelling of aquél
aquelarre
noun, masculine
a nocturnal group of witches and the devil; a coven; a Basque celebration of witches
aquelia
noun, feminine
acheilia; liplessness
aquella
pronoun
alternative spelling of aquélla; that one
Used as a placeholder for any verb, usually when the speaker doesn't remember it, doesn't know it, or attempts to avoid it.; Used as a subsitution of any verb, usually when the speaker doesn't remember it, doesn't know it, or attempts to avoid it.
aquellas
pronoun
alternative spelling of aquéllas; those ones
aquellos
pronoun
alternative spelling of aquéllos; those ones (over there; implying some distance). The unaccented form can function as a pronoun if it can be unambiguously deduced as such from context.
aqueménida
noun, masculine/feminine
Achaemenid
aqueménida
adjective
Achaemenid
aquende
adverb
over here, on this side; hither
aquenio
noun, masculine
achene
aqueo
noun, masculine
Achaean
aqueo
adjective
Achaean
only used in se aquerencia, third-person singular present indicative of aquerenciarse
only used in os ... aquerenciad, syntactic variant of aquerenciaos, second-person plural imperative of aquerenciarse
only used in se ... aquerenciando, syntactic variant of aquerenciándose, gerund of aquerenciarse
only used in se ... aquerenciar, syntactic variant of aquerenciarse
to cause to become attached to (a place); to fall in love
only used in me aquerencie, first-person singular present subjunctive of aquerenciarse
only used in nos aquerenciemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of aquerenciarse
only used in se aquerencien, third-person plural present subjunctive of aquerenciarse
aquiescencia
noun, feminine
acquiescence, consent