miá
=
mira
miedo
m.
fear
mies
f.
harvest
mil
a
thousand
milagro
m.
miracle
millón
m.
million
millonaria
f.
millionairess
milloncejo
m.
a
trifle
like
a
million
mina
f.
mine
minero,
-a
mining
ministro m. minister; secretary ( in a government cabinet)
minucioso,
-a
minute,
careful
mío,
-a
my,
mine,
of
mine;
el
—o,
etc.
pron.
mine;
lo
—o
what
is
mine
mirada
f.
glance,
look
mirar
look,
look
at;
regard,
consider;
mire
usted
you
see,
see
here;
—
por
look
out
for
misa
f.
mass;
—
mayor
high
mass
miserable
wretched,
in
poverty
miseria
f.
poverty;
bits,
wretched
trifles
misericordia
f.
mercy
mísero,
-a
wretched
mismo,
-a
same,
very,
own,
self;
lo
—
the
same
thing;
mañana
—
no
later
than
to-morrow
misterio
m.
mystery
mitad
f.
half,
middle
mito
m.
myth;
legendary
person
mixto,
-a
mixed;
tren — train with freight and passenger cars mocoso, -a ( literally, with running nose) dirty, too young
to
take
care
of
himself
moda
f.
fashion
modales
m.
pl.
manners
modelo
m.
model
moderno,
-a
modern
modestia
f.
modesty
modesto,
-a
modest,
requiring
little
modista
f.
dressmaker,
modiste
modisto
m.
ladies'
tailor,
designer
modo
m.
way,
manner;
de
otro
—
otherwise;
de
—
que
so
that
molestar
trouble,
pester,
irritate;
—se
put
oneself
out,
trouble
oneself
molestia
f.
trouble,
annoyance
momentáneo,
-a
momentary
momento
m.
moment;
al
—
in
a
moment,
at
once;
de
un
—
a
otro
at
any
moment
monaguillo m. acolyte, assistant in church service mono, -a m. and f. monkey; adj. pretty, cute monte
m.
mountain,
wooded
hill
Montevideo the capital of Uruguay; 350,000
inhabitants
montón
m.
heap
morir
die
moscón m. bluebottle fly; bore, nuisance, pest mostrar
show,
display
mote
m.
nickname
mover(se)
move,
stir
movimiento m. movement, gesture; impulse mozo, -a youthful; n.m. youth; porter, waiter, man of
all
work;
n.f.
girl
mozuela
f.
wench,
(country)
girl
muchacha
f.
girl
muchacho
m.
boy,
youth
muchedumbre
f.
crowd
mucho, -a much, much of a, great; many, many a,
long;
adv.
—o
very;
hard;
¡—!
good!
yes
indeed!
por
—
que
however
much
mudar
change;
—se
move
mudo,
-a
dumb,
silent
mueblaje
m.
furnishings
muebles
m.
pl.
furniture
muela
f.
molar
muerte
f.
death
muesama
f.
= nuestra ama, nuesama madame, mistress
muestrario m. collection of samples, show case mugriento,
-a
dirty,
greasy
mujer
f.
woman;
wife
mujercita
f.
narrow
woman
multiplicar
multiply
multitud
f.
multitude
mundo
m.
world;
todo el — everybody; the whole world
municipal
city
( used
as
adj. )
murmullo
m.
murmur,
whisper
murmurar
murmur,
whisper
muro
m.
wall
musgoso,
-a
mossy
música f. music; empty phrases, nonsense músico
m.
musician
mutuo,
-a
mutual
muy
very
N
nacer
be
born;
arise
naciente
growing,
newborn
nacimiento
m.
birth
nada nothing; anything; not at all; at all;
—,
—
never
mind;
—
más
que
only;
—
de
carta
let's
not
use
a
letter
nadie
no
one;
any
one
nariz
f.
nose,
nostril
natural
natural,
native
naturaleza
f.
nature
navaja
f.
knife,
razor
necedad
f.
folly
necesario,
-a
necessary
necesidad
f.
necessity,
need
necesitar
need
necio,
-a
foolish;
m.
and
f.
fool
negativa
f.
refusal
negociar
trade
negocio
m.
business
negro,
-a
black;
n.m.
negro
nene
m.
baby
nervioso,
-a
nervous
ni
neither,
nor;
not
even;
—
siquiera,
—
tan
siquiera
not
even
Nicolás
m.
Nicholas
nido
m.
nest
ningún, ninguno, -a none, not any, not one; no one niña
f.
girl,
child
niño
m.
boy,
child;
pl.
children;
muy
niño
very
young
nivel
m.
level
no
no,
not;
—
más
only
nobilísimo,
-a
most
noble
nobleza
f.
nobility,
generosity
nocturno, -a night ( used as adv. ), nocturnal noche
f.
night;
de
—
at
night,
nighttime
nogal
m.
walnut
nombrar
appoint,
name,
mention
nombre
m.
name,
Christian
name
noramala
(=
enhoramala):
—
con
confound
...!
norte m. North; polestar, guiding star; direction nota
f.
note,
tone;
tomar
—
de
take
account
of
notar
observe,
notice
noticia
f. ( also
pl. )
news;
tener
—
learn
novecientos,
-as
nine
hundred
novedad
f.
novelty;
de
gran
—
the
very
latest
style
noventa
ninety
novia
sweetheart,
fiancée,
"girl"
novio
m.
lover,
fiancé
nube
f.
cloud
nuevecito,
-a
brand
new
nuevo,
-a
new;
de
—o
again
número
m.
number
nunca
never;
ever
O
o
or;
—
bien
or
else
obedecer
obey
obediencia
f.
obedience
obispo
m.
bishop
objeto
m.
object
obligación
f.
duty;
debt
obligar
oblige,
force,
compel
obra
f.
work;
deed
obrar
act,
work,
operate
obscuridad
f.
obscurity,
darkness
obscuro,
-a
obscure,
dark
obsequiar
entertain,
treat
observación
f.
observation
observar
observe
obstáculo
m.
obstacle
obstante:
no
—
nevertheless
obstinarse
persist
<