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4,289 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

inexpresable: inexpressible
inexpresividad: inexpressiveness
inexpresivo: inexpressive
inexpugnabilidad: unassailableness
inexpugnable: unassailable, inexpugnable
inexpulsable: unremovable
inextenso: small; narrow; cramped
inextinguible: inextinguishable
inextraditable: not extraditable
inextricable: inextricable
inextricablemente: inextricably
inf.: abbreviation of inferior
infabilidad: infallibility
infacundo: ineloquent
infalibilidad: infallibility
infalible: infallible
infaliblemente: infallibly
infaltable: unmissable
infamante: ignominious, shameful
infamar: to defame
infame: awful, dreadful; infamous, vile, wicked
infamemente: infamously
infamia: infamy
infancia: childhood (period of human development from birth until puberty); infancy
infando: unutterable; horrific
infanta: princess
infantado: a system of inheritance used in medieval Spain to bequeath power and/or property to a count or monarch's only daughter
infantazgo: synonym of infantado
infante: infant; prince, infante (son of a king); foot soldier, infantryman
infante de coro: choirboy
infante de marina: marine (member of the Marines)
infantería: infantry
infantería de línea: line infantry
infantería ligera: light infantry
infanticida: infanticidal
infanticida: infanticide (person)
infanticidio: infanticide (act)
infantil: childish; childlike; immature; of, relating, or for children.
infantilidad: infantility, childishness
infantilismo: infantilism
infantilización: infantilization
infantilizador: infantilizing
infantilizar: to infantilize
infantilmente: childishly
infantiloide: childish, infantile
infantojuvenil: for young people
infanzonía: the state of being an infanzón
infanzón: low-ranking noble
infarta: only used in se infarta, third-person singular present indicative of infartarse
infartante: heart-stopping; nail-biting
infartar: only used in se ... infartar, syntactic variant of infartarse
infartarse: to suffer a heart attack
infarte: only used in me infarte, first-person singular present subjunctive of infartarse
infartemos: only used in nos infartemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of infartarse
infarten: only used in se infarten, third-person plural present subjunctive of infartarse
infarto: heart attack, myocardial infarction; infarct (in general)
infatigable: indefatigable, tireless, untiring, unflagging
infatigablemente: indefatigably, tirelessly
infatuación: infatuation
infatuar: to infatuate