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solenodonte: solenodontid
solenoide: solenoid
solense: Club Sol de América player
soler: to be accustomed to doing something, to do something on a regular basis, to do something usually or often; to tend to; used to
solera: solera; vintage (wine); character, history
solero: synonym of solera (wine)
solerte: diligent, industrious, astute, shrewd
solería: flooring
soleta: patch (for clothing); ladyfinger (biscuit)
solevar: to push up; to revolt
solfa: sol-fa
solfatara: solfatara
solfear: to sol-fa
solfeo: sol-fa
solicitación: request
solicitante: that applies for
solicitante: applicant
solicitar: to request, to ask for, to solicit; to attract
solicitud: request, solicitation; survey; application (a verbal or written request for assistance or employment or admission to a school, course or similar)
solidar: to consolidate; to harden
solidariamente: jointly
solidaridad: solidarity
solidario: caring, sympathetic to; solidary
solidarismo: solidarism
solidarista: a believer of solidarity
solidarizar: to unite, to bring together
solideo: zucchetto
solidez: solidness
solidificación: freezing, solidification
solidificar: to solidify
soliloquio: soliloquy
solimán: corrosive sublimate
solio: throne; seat
solipsismo: solipsism (theory)
solipsista: solipsist
solipsista: solipsist
solista: soloist
solitariamente: solitarily; solo; on one's own
solitario: solitaire (card game); solitaire (bird)
solitario: lonely
solitario de Rodrigues: Rodrigues solitaire
solitud: solitude
solitón: soliton
soliviantar: to rouse, stir up, incite; to change (someone's) emotional state (in various different ways)
soliviar: to help lift or support something from below; (of a person laying down): to raise without fully standing up; to steal
solla: plaice
sollado: below decks
sollar: to puff; to huff; to blow (with blowers)
sollozante: sobbing
sollozar: to sob
sollozo: sob
solmáforo: an instrument for measuring ultraviolet radiation
solo: only; solely; just
solo: sole; one; only; single (unique); lonely, lonesome; alone, by oneself; automatic; self-, by itself
solo que: but, it's just that
sologripista: person who said the coronavirus is a simple flu
sololateco: native or inhabitant of Sololá (usually male)
sololateco: of, from or relating to Sololá
sololoy: celluloid
solomillo: sirloin (cut of beef)