Spanish word archive

To dare or have the courage to do something, especially something scary or difficult.

The harvest; the crops or fruits collected from the land at the end of a growing season. Also used figuratively to mean the result or reward of hard work.

To speak or say something in a very soft, quiet voice; to whisper.

The taste or flavor of food or drink; also used to describe a distinctive quality or character of something.

A feeling of deep satisfaction and respect for yourself or someone you care about because of something good that has been done or achieved.

A structure built over a river, road, or gap so people or vehicles can cross it. Also used figuratively to mean a connection between two things or people.

A hug; the act of putting your arms around someone to show affection or comfort.

A smooth, reflective surface — usually made of glass — that shows your image; a mirror.

A window in a wall or vehicle that lets in light and air.

The point or place where two streets, walls, or edges meet; a corner.

A small insect with large, often colorful wings that flies during the day.

The dark shape made when an object blocks light; also the cool, shaded area away from direct sunlight.

Water that falls from clouds in drops; rain. Also used figuratively to mean a large amount of something.

The early hours of the morning, typically between midnight and sunrise. Often used to describe a very late night or the time just before dawn.

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