Spanish word archive

To wait for someone or something; also to hope or expect that something will happen.

Cool and pleasantly refreshing, or recently made and not stale. Also used to describe fresh air or cool weather.

The general condition of your body or mind; how well or unwell you feel. Also used as a toast when drinking or to say "bless you" after a sneeze.

A person you know well and like; a friend. The feminine form is *amiga*.

A gift given to someone, often to show affection or celebrate an occasion.

The state of sleep, or a dream you have while sleeping. Also used to mean a strong hope or goal.

To carry or take something or someone from one place to another.

A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating, working, or placing things on.

To fill something up with a substance, people, or feeling; to make something full.

To continue doing something, or to follow someone or something.

The inner self or spirit of a person; also used to mean the heart or essence of something.

To live; to be alive, or to spend your life in a particular place or way.

To ask for something or to request something from someone.

To give support or assistance to someone so they can do something more easily.

To trust someone or something; to feel confident that a person or thing is reliable and good.

A building where people live; a home. It can also refer to one's household or family.

A word, or a spoken or written unit of language that carries meaning. Also used to mean "one's word" as a promise.

Used in the phrase "a través de" to mean through, across, or by means of something.

Something that has just been made, bought, or experienced for the first time; not old or used before.

To choose or select something or someone from a group of options.

A written or printed work with pages bound together; a book.

To look for or search for something or someone.

The regular rise and fall of the sea, caused by the pull of the moon and sun. Also used figuratively to mean a powerful wave or flood of something.

As a noun: the afternoon or evening. As an adverb: late, not on time or at the expected moment.

A test, trial, or piece of evidence used to check something or show it is true.

A raised flat surface with legs, used for eating, working, or placing objects on.

To have or possess something; also used to express age, feelings, or physical states.

The ground beneath your feet, or the soil used for growing plants. Also used to mean "land" or "earth" in a broader sense.

To look at something or someone; to direct your eyes toward a person, place, or thing.

The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise; the night.

A raised flat surface supported by legs, used for eating, working, or placing objects on.

To move quickly on foot; to run. Also used to mean to hurry or to flow (as in water or time).

To cook something by boiling or baking it with heat, especially food.

To sleep; to rest with your eyes closed and your body inactive.

Physical or mental power; the strength or energy needed to do something.

A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating, working, or placing things on.

To laugh; to make sounds and facial expressions that show you find something funny or that you feel happy.

A bill or check you pay, or a bank account where you keep money. Also used in the phrase "darse cuenta" meaning to realize something.

The clear liquid that falls as rain, fills rivers and oceans, and is essential for life.

A large and important town where many people live and work.

Tasting like sugar; also used to describe something gentle, kind, or pleasant.

To manage to do something or to achieve a goal after effort.

The passing of hours, days, and years; also the weather at a particular moment or place.

The part of the body at the end of the arm, used for touching, holding, and doing things.

To choose or select something or someone from a group of options.

Calm, peaceful, or quiet; not worried or disturbed.

To find something or someone; also, to meet or come across a person.

To share something with others, or to have something in common with someone.

A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating, working, or placing things on. It can also refer to a group of people seated together for a meal or meeting.

The feeling you get when your body needs water; thirst.