insolente,
insolent.
inspiración,
f. ,
inspiration.
inspirar,
to
inspire.
instalación,
f. ,
establishment.
instante, m. , moment, instant; al instante, instantly; porinstantes, every moment,steadily.
instar
á,
instar
para
que,
tourge
to.
instinto,
m. ,
instinct;
por
instinto,instinctively.
instrucción,
f. ,
instruction.
instrumento,
m. ,
instrument.
inteligencia,
f. ,
intelligence.
inteligente,
intelligent.
intención,
f. ,
intention.
intensamente,
intently.
intentar,
to
try,
attempt.
interés,
m. ,
interest.
interesar,
to
interest,
urge,request.
interior,
m. ,
interior;
en
suinterior,
inwardly.
interjección,
f. ,
interjection.
interlocutor, -ora, m. and f. ,speaker, one who talkswith; los demás interlocutoresde, the others who hadbeen talking with; su interlocutor,the one who spoketo him.
internar,
to
confine;
internarseen,
to
penetrate
into,enter.
interpuesto -a ( past part. ofinterponer), that lies ( or lay) interposed.
interrogado -a ( past part. ofinterrogar), questioned; elinterrogado, the one whowas being
questioned.
interrogar,
to
question.
interrumpir,
to
interrupt,break.
intervenir,
to
intervene,
interfere.
interventor,
m. ,
ticket-collector.
interviene:
see
intervenir.
íntimamente,
intimately.
intrépido
-a,
intrepid.
introducir,
to
introduce;
introducirse,to
get
in.
introduje,
-iste,
-o,
etc. ,
pret.ind.
of
introducir.
inundar,
to
flood,
inundate.
inútil,
useless.
inútilmente,
in
vain.
invadir,
to
invade.
invariable,
unchanging,
invariable.
invasión,
f. ,
invasion.
invencible,
invincible.
inventiva,
f. ,
inventiveness.
inverosímil,
improbable.
invierno,
m. ,
winter.
invisible,
invisible.
involuntariamente,
involuntarily.
ir, to go, go on; keep on or be( with a participle or adjective); irse, to go away; ¡vamos! come! let us go!; vamos á ver, let us see; ¡vámonos! let us go ( or leave)!; ¡vaya! come! Ishould think so!; ¡puesvaya...! well that is...!
ira,
f. ,
or
iras,
f.
plur. ,
wrath.
iracundo
-a,
irascible.
irascible,
irascible.
irónico
-a,
ironical.
irregular,
irregular.
irritado
-a
( past
part.
of
irritar),irritated,
angry.
irritar,
to
irritate,
vex,
anger.
Isidro,
m.
( prop.
noun),
Isidor.
isla,
f. ,
island.
izquierdo
-a,
left;
á
la
izquierda,on
the
left
(hand).
J
jabalí,
m. ,
wild
boar.
jaca,
f. ,
pony.
Jacinto,
m.
( prop.
noun),
Hyacinth.
Jairo,
m.
( prop.
noun),
Jairus.
jaleo,
m. ,
uproar,
noisy
prank.
jamás,
never;
no
...
jamás,not
ever.
jamón,
m. ,
ham.
jardín,
m. ,
garden.
jaro,
m. ,
bramble
thicket.
jaula,
f. ,
cage.
jaulita,
f.
( dim.
of
jaula),little
cage.
Jerez
( prop.
noun);
vino
deJerez,
sherry
wine.
jerezano
-a,
of
Jerez;
losjerezanos,
the
people
ofJerez.
Jesús,
Jesus;
¡Jesús!
Heavens!
ji
...
ji,
hee,
hee
( denotingsuppressed
laughter).
jilguero,
m. ,
linnet.
jinete,
m. ,
horseman,
rider.
jockey
( an
English
word),jockey.
jorobado
-a,
m.
and
f. ,
hunchback.
José,
m.
( prop.
noun),
Joseph.
joven,
m.
and
f. ,
young
man,young
woman.
joven,
young.
joya,
f. ,
jewel.
Juan, m. ( prop. noun), John; Juan de Dios, John ofGod ( originally the nameof the founder
of
a
monasticorder).
juanete,
m. ,
bunion.
Juanillo,
m.
( dim.
of
Juan),Johnnie.
Juanito,
m. ,
( dim.
of
Juan),Johnnie.
júbilo,
m. ,
joy.
Judea,
f.
( prop.
noun),Judea.
judío
-a,
m.
and
f. ,
Jew.
juego,
m. ,
play,
game.
jueves,
m. ,
Thursday.
jugador,
-ora,
m.
and
f. ,
player,gambler.
jugar
(ue),
to
play,
sport,gamble;
jugar
á,
to
play.
jugo,
m. ,
sap.
juguete,
m. ,
toy,
plaything.
juguetón,
-ona,
playful.
Julia,
f.
( prop.
noun),
Julia.
julio,
m. ,
July.
junio,
m. ,
June.
juntar,
to
amass.
junto
-a,
together,
near.
junto,
near;
junto
á,
near.
jurar,
to
swear.
justamente,
just
so,
exactly.
justo -a, just, usual, tight; álo justo, tightly; más de lojusto, more than usual.
juventud,
f. ,
youth.
juzgar,
to
judge.
K
kepis,
m. ,
cap
( of
a
soldier).
L
la,
las:
see
el
and
le.
labio,
m. ,
lip.
labor,
f. ,
work,
cultivation.
labrador,
m. ,
peasant
farmer.
labrar,
to
work,
cultivate,build.
ladera,
f. ,
side,
slope.
lado, m. , side; por un lado, onone side; del lado, on theside; del lado de afuera,outside.
ladrar,
to
bark.
ladrido,
m. ,
bark,
barking.
ladrón,
-ona,
m.
and
f. ,
thief.
ladronzuelo
-a,
m.
and
f. ( dim.
of
ladrón),
little
thief,petty
thief.
lago,
m. ,
lake.
lágrima,
f. ,
tear.
lamentable,
lamentable,
deplorable.
lamento,
m. ,
moan,
cry,
lamentation.
lamer,
to
lick.
lámpara,
f. ,
lamp.
lana,
f. ,
wool;
niña
de
lanas,shaggy
child.
lance,
m. ,
incident,
occurrence.
lanchita,
f.
( dim.
of
lancha),(small)
boat,
rowboat.
lánguido
-a,
languid.
lanza,
f. ,
lance.
lanzar, to hurl, give (forth),utter; lanzarse (á), to throwone's self (into), rush (into).
lápida,
f. ,
stone.
lar,
m. ,
tutelar
god;
patrioslares,
household
gods.
largarse,
to
go
away.
largo
-a,
long.
lástima, f. , pity; ¡lástimade...! poor...!; ¡lástimaque...! it is a pitythat...!
lata:
hoja
de
lata,
f. ,
tin,
tin-plate.
latigazo,
m.
( from
látigo," whip"),
blow
( or
cut)
witha
whip,
lash.
latir,
to
beat,
throb.
lavabo,
m. ,
wash-stand.
lavar,
to
wash.
lazo,
m. ,
tie,
bond.
le, la, lo, him, her, it, you; los, las, them, you; le, to him,her, it, you; les, to them, you.
leal,
loyal.
lealtad,
f. ,
loyalty.
lectura,
f. ,
reading.
leche,
f. ,
milk.
lecho,
m. ,
couch,
bed.
leer,
to
read.
Leganés,
m.
( prop.
noun).
legua, f. , league (1 legua= about5-1/2 kilómetros, or about3-1/2 English miles).
legumbre,
f. ,
vegetable.
lejano
-a,
distant.
lejos, far; lejos de, far from,away from; á lo lejos, delejos, in the distance; allálejos, a long
way
off,
overthere.
lengua,
f. ,
tongue,
language.
lentamente,
slowly.
lente, m. or f. , lens, eye-glass; echar el lente, to directone's glass ( or field-glasses).
lento
-a,
slow.
leña,
f. ,
wood.
leñador,
m. ,
woodcutter.
león,
m. ,
lion.
León, m. ( prop. noun), Leon( a former kingdom in thenorthwestern part of Spain.There
are
now
a
provinceand
a
city
of
León).
Leonor,
f.
( prop.
noun),
Eleanor.
Leopoldo,
m.
( prop.
noun),Leopold.
letanía,
f. ,
litany,
church
service.
letra,