agradable, adj. , agreeable.
agradar, v. n. , to please, to charm, 22, 10.
agravio, m. , insult, 109, 12.
agregar, v. a. , to add, 39, 24.
agrupar,
v.
a. ,
to
group;
part. ,
agrupado, da, as adj. , 107, 13.
agua,
f. ,
water,
—
potable,
drinking-water,
30;
la bocha hecha un—, his mouth watering, 40, 16.
aguantarse, v. refl. , to be patient, to keep oneself in hand,
32, 26.
aguardar, v. a. , to await, to wait for. 160
agüero, m. , omen, augury ( tit. XVI).
águila, f. , eagle.
¡ah! interj. , ah! 32, 19.
ahí,
adv. ,
here;
hasta
—,
thus
far,
5;
de —, from here, 63, 14;there, 80, 29.
ahogar, v. a. , to stifle, to smother, 116, 14;
—se, v. refl. , todrown, to be drowning, 115, 9; to smother, to be smothering, 70, 17.
ahora,
adv. ,
now,
at
present;
— mismo, in this very minute. 123, 7; por —, for the present, for the time being, 77, 1.
ahorcar, v. a. , to hang; to hang up, 15, 10.
ahorrar,
v.
a. ,
ahorrarse, v. refl. , to save, to save up, to hoard, 11, 21.
aire,
m. ,
air;
los aires, air, upper air, 38, 27.
ajeno, na, adj. , another's; of, belonging to another.
ajustar, v. a. , to adjust, to settle.
al,
prep.
and
art. ,
a el.
ala,
f. ,
wing;
tener
alas,
to
have
freedom,
license,
assurance,standing, 117, 10.
alabastrino, na, adj. , alabaster, alabastrine.
alambre,
m. ,
wire;
patas de —, spindle-shanks, 60, 12.
alargar, v. a. , to pass, to hand; to bring; to hold out, to extend.
alba, f. , dawn, 124, 1.
albañil, m. , mason, 20, 9.
albarca, f. , ( more usual formabarca), a rough sort of shoe or sandal; see note to 95, 17.
alcabala, f. , excise, see note to 6, 28.
alcahuete, m. , pander, procurer, 68, 2.
alcalde,
m. ,
mayor;
—
de
monterilla,
see
monterilla, and note totit. XVII.
alcaldesa, f. , mayoress, mayor's wife, wife of alcalde, 89,
26.
alcance, m. , reach, 43, 4.
alcanzar, v. a. , to reach, to attain; to extend, to succeed, to reach, 73, 22; to overtake.
alcoba, f. , bedroom, bedchamber.
alcurnia, f. , race, lineage, family.
aldaba,
f. ,
handle;
knocker,
20;
tener buenas aldabas, 36, 20, tohave a good "pull."
aldabón, m. , knocker ( large), 97, 10.
aldea, f. , hamlet ( small village, large farm), 3, 16.
aleccionar, v. a. , to instruct, 120, 2.
alegrar, v. a. , to rejoice, to make glad, to give pleasure to,
21;
—se, v. refl. , to be glad, to be pleased, 31, 11; to rejoice, to beglad, 116, 11. 161
alegre, adj. , joyous, cheerful, merry, happy.
alegremente, adv. , joyously, 64, 24.
alegría, f. , joy, joyousness, cheerfulness; informality, openness,gayness, 19, 8.
Alemania, f. n. pr. , Germany.
alepín, m. , bombazine, 101, 10.
alfiler, m. , pin.
algo,
neuter,
something,
somewhat,
a
little;
para —, 85, 19, not fornothing.
alguacil, m. , bailiff, constable.
alguien, pron. , anybody, somebody.
alguno, na, pron. adj. ,(algún), some, some or other;
— que otro, oneor another, occasionally one, 40, 9; algunas
veces,
sometimes,
6;
... —, any whatever, 56, 19.
alimaña, f. , scum, rabble, 126, 14.
alimento, m. , food, 71, 23.
alma,
f. ,
soul;
de mi —, 32, 17, beloved.
almagre, m. , ochre, 25, 8.
almendra, f. , almond.
almohada, f. , pillow, cushion.
almohadón, m. , pillow, large cushion, 2, 22.
almorzar, v. a. , 8, 5, to breakfast on, to eat for breakfast.
almuerzo, m. , breakfast, luncheon, 81, 1; see note to 8, 5.
alpargata, f. , see note to 23, 6.
alpujarreño, ña, adj. , of or from Alpujarras.
alrededor de, prep. , around, 70, 13.
alternado, da, adj. , alternate.
alto, ta,adj., high, tall; 77, 19, deep; 125, 5, high, exalted; en
altavoz,
21,
aloud;
en
—,
7,
aloft;
lo —, neuter, the top, 16, 7, 25, 13.
altura, f. , height.
aludir, v. n. , to allude.
alumbrado, m. , lighting, 45, 13.
alumbrar, v. a. , to light, to illuminate, to show a light, 45,
alzarse, v. refl. , to rise.
allá,
adv. ,
there,
thither,
yonder;
¡— ellos! 29, 5, that's theirbusiness.
allende, prep. , beyond, 6, 15.
allí,
adv. ,
there,
yonder;
por —, yonder, 32, 23.
ama,
f. ,
mistress;
— de leche, 98, 4, wet nurse.
amable, adj. , kind, good, 59, 4.
amanecer, v. n. , to dawn.
amanecer, m. , daybreak, dawn, 52, 28.
amansarse, v. refl. , to become mild, to grow mild, to grow gentle; tobe pacified, 49, 18. 162
amante, m. , lover, 93, 19.
amar, v. a. , to love.
amargura, f. , bitterness.
amarillento, ta, adj. , yellowish, growing yellow, 101, 11.
amarillo, lla, adj. , yellow.
amasar, v. a. , to knead, to bake, 20, 3.
ambos, bas, adj. , both.
amenaza, f. , threat.
amenizar, v. a. , to adorn, to make charming, 14, 29.
amiga, f. , friend, 114, 27.
amigo, ga, adj. , fond (of), 51, 1, friendly.
amigo, m. , friend.
amistoso, sa, adj. , friendly, 62, 22.
amo,
m. ,
master;
pl. ,
—s, 45, 18, master and mistress.
amor,
m. ,
love;
al — de la lumbre, 11, 7, in the glow of the fire.
amoroso,
sa,
adj. ,
amorous,
loving;
estratagema amorosa, 61, 1,love-stratagem.
amparar, v. a. , to protect.
amparo, m. , protection; defence, refuge, 110, 30.
Ana, Santa —, f. npr. , St. Anne.
anciano, m. , old man, 81, 15.
ancho,
cha,
adj.,
wide,
broad;
a sus anchas, 13, 5, at their ease, attheir leisure.
andadas, f. pl. , traces, tracks of game; see note to 9, 10.
Andalucía, f. npr. , Andalusia.
andaluz, adj. , Andalusian.
andar, v. n. , to go to walk; to be; part. ,
andando,
4,
on
foot;
vamos andando, 89, 18, let's be getting along, let's be making haste.
andarín, m. , fast walker, nimble fellow, 85, 10, 85, 29.
anfitrión, m. , host.
ángel, m. , angel.
angosto, ta, adj. , narrow; tight, close-fitting, scant, 41, 12.
angustia, f. , anguish.
angustiado, da, adj. , heart-broken, 93, 8.
anillo, m. , ring.
animación, f. , animation, liveliness.
animado, da, adj. , living, animated.
animal, m. , animal, 13, 22.
Ánimas, fpl. , the tolling of a bell, to announce prayers for souls inpurgatory; usually shortly after sunset. See note
to 8, 14.
anoche, adv. , last night.
ansiar, v. a. , to long for, to desire, 34, 13.
ante, prep. , before, in the presence of.
antecesor, m. , predecessor.
Antecristo, m. , Antichrist.
Anteo, m. npr. , Antaeus.
anterior, adj. , preceding, 15, 5.
antes, adv. , before, beforehand; sooner, the sooner, 47, 5; rather. 163
antes de, prep. , before.
antes de que, conj. , before, 60, 13, 93, 14.
antes que, conj. , before; rather than, 69, 16.
anticipación,
f. ,
anticipation;
habían llegado con bastante —, 45, 4,had arrived considerably ahead, before.
anticiparse, v. refl. , to forestall, 108, 21.
anticuado, da, adj. , antiquated, grown old; 25, 3, discarded; 91, 24,former, old-time.
antigüedad, f. , antiquity, 13, 23.
antiguo, gua, adj. , old, 58, 25; old-time, former, 91, 24.
antojarse, v. refl. , used only in the third person, to wish, to
bepleasing;
como se te antoje, 36, 30, as you will, any way you please.
antonomasia, f. , antonomasia.
anunciar, v. a. , to inform, to declare, 72, 29.
añadir, v. a. , to add.
año,
m. ,
year;
al —, 11, 21, by the year, in the course of the year; tener cuarenta —s, to be forty years old.
apagar, v. a. , to extinguish, to put out.
aparato, m. , preparation, 70, 8.
apareado, da, adj. , paired, 124, 5.
aparecer, v. n. , to appear, to show oneself.
aparejar, v. a. , to prepare, to get ready; to saddle, 57, 17,
65, 11.
aparición, f. , appearance, 105, 10.
apartar, v. a. , to put aside, to push aside, push away, 109,
14;
pp.