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aductor corto del muslo: adductor brevis
aductor corto del pulgar: abductor pollicis brevis
aductor del meñique: abductor minimi digiti
aductor del pulgar: adductor pollicis
aductor mayor del muslo: adductor magnus
aductor mediano del muslo: adductor longus
aductor menor: adductor brevis
adueña: only used in se adueña, third-person singular present indicative of adueñarse
adueñad: only used in os ... adueñad, syntactic variant of adueñaos, second-person plural imperative of adueñarse
adueñando: only used in se ... adueñando, syntactic variant of adueñándose, gerund of adueñarse
adueñar: only used in se ... adueñar, syntactic variant of adueñarse
adueñarse: to appropriate, to take ownership
adueñe: only used in me adueñe, first-person singular present subjunctive of adueñarse
adueñemos: only used in nos adueñemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of adueñarse
adueñen: only used in se adueñen, third-person plural present subjunctive of adueñarse
adueñá: only used in te ... adueñá, syntactic variant of adueñate, second-person singular voseo imperative of adueñarse
adufe: a traditional square tambourine of Moorish origin
aduja: each of the coils of a rope; a fake
adujar: to coil a rope or cable; to fake
adulación: adulation; flattery
adulador: flatterer, adulator, sycophant
adulancia: adulation
adulante: adulatory, sycophantic
adular: to flatter
adularia: adularia
adulteración: adulteration (The action of adulterating)
adulterante: which adulterates
adulterante: adulterant
adulterar: to adulterate
adulterino: bastard (illegitimate child)
adulterio: adultery
adultez: adulthood
adulticida: adulticide (pesticide designed to kill adult insects)
adulticida: adulticidal (which kills adult insects)
adulto: adult
adulto: adult
adulto mayor: elderly person; senior citizen
adulón: brown-nosing
adulón: toady
adunar: to unite; to combine
adunco: adunc
adurir: to burn
adustez: surliness; austereness
adusto: surly, dour (of a person); austere
adv.: abbreviation of adverbio (“adverb”); adv.
advaita: Advaita
advección: advection (the horizontal movement of a body of atmosphere (or other fluid) along with a concurrent transport of its temperature, humidity etc)
advenedizo: foreign; upstart
advenedizo: outsider; upstart, social climber
advenimiento: coming; advent; onset
advenir: to arrive; to happen
adventicio: adventitious (developing in an unusual place or from an unusual source)
adventismo: Adventism
adventista: Adventist
adventista: Adventist
adveración: certification
adverar: to affirm, verify
adverbial: adverbial
adverbialmente: adverbially
adverbio: adverb (lexical category)