Spanish word archive

The colorful part of a plant that blooms and often has a pleasant smell.

The feeling of being warm, or a high temperature in the air or an object.

To carry or take something (or someone) from one place to another; also used to express how long something has been going on.

The natural or artificial brightness that allows you to see things. Also used figuratively to mean clarity or hope.

To surround or go around something or someone on all sides.

To speak or talk, especially to communicate with someone using words.

To smile — to make a happy expression by curling the corners of your mouth upward.

A step — one movement of the foot when walking, or a stage in a process.

An outdoor area where plants, flowers, or vegetables are grown and cared for.

To grow — to become bigger, taller, or more developed over time.

To take air into your lungs and let it out; to breathe. Also used figuratively to mean taking a moment to relax or feel relief.

The sound produced when a person speaks or sings; a person's voice. It can also mean a say or vote in a decision.

Close together, or next to someone or something. Often used to express being near or united with others.

To look after or take care of someone or something, making sure they are safe and well.

To want something, or to love someone. One of the most common verbs in Spanish.

To remember something, or to remind someone of something.

To feel or express thanks for something someone has done or given you.

A path, road, or route used to get from one place to another; also used figuratively to mean a way or course of action in life.

To gain knowledge or a new skill through study, experience, or being taught.

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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