User:TagaSanPedroAko/Chavacano

A

• a fuera (“outside”)
• abacá
• abajá
• abajada
• abajao
• abajo
• abala
• abalorio
• abandoná (“to abandon”)
• abandonao (“abandoned”)
• abierto (“open”)
• abogacía (“law (profession)”)
• abogado (“lawyer; attorney”)
• abrí (“to open”)
• abuela (“grandmother”)
• abuelo (“grandfather”)
• abusá (“to abuse”)
• abusao (“abusive”)
• abuso (“abuse”)
• acabá
• acabada
• acabao
• acabo
• acacia
• acceptá (“to accept”)
• acceptada
• acceptao (“accepted”)
• accidente (“accident”)
• aclará (“to clarify; to clear”)
• aclarada
• aclarao
• acomodá (“to accommodate”)
• acomodación (“accommodation”)
• acomodada
• acomodao
• acompanista
• acompañá
• acompañada
• acompañador
• acompañao
• acordá (“to accord”)
• acordada
• acordao
• acostá (“to lie down”)
• acostada (“manner of lying down”)
• acostao (“lying down”)
• acostumbrá (“to accustom”)
• acostumbrada
• acostumbrao
• actividad (“activity”)
• activista (“activist”)
• activo (“active”)
• acudí (“to come to the rescue”)
• acudida
• acusá (“to accuse”)
• acusación (“accusation”)
• acusador (“accuser”)
• acusao (“accused”)
• ada
• adelantá (“to move forward; to advance”)
• adelantada
• adelantao
• adelante
• además (“in addition”)
• adentro (“inside”)
• adiviná (“to guess; to divine”)
• adivinada
• adivinador (“diviner”)
• adivinanza (“guess”)
• administrá (“to administer”)
• administración (“administration”)
• administrador (“administrator”)
• admirá (“to admire”)
• admiración (“admiration”)
• admirada
• admirao
• adobada
• adobao
• adobo
• adorá (“to adore”)
• adoración (“adoration”)
• adorao (“adored”)
• adorná (“to adorn”)
• adornao (“adorned”)
• adorno (“adornment”)
• adulterio (“adultery”)
• adultero (“adulterer; adulterous”)
• afeitá (“to shave”)
• afeitao (“shaved”)
• affidávit (“affidavit”)
• afición (“aptitude; affectation”)
• aficionao (“someone who has an affectation for something”)
• afilá (“to sharpen with a file”)
• afilador (“sharpening file”)
• afiná (“to tune a musical instrument”)
• afinación (“tuning”)
• afinador (“tuner”)
• afinao (“tuned”)
• aforo (“inner lining (of cloth)”)
• agachá (“to bend forward; to duck”)
• agachada
• agachao
• agarrá (“to grab; to grasp”)
• agarrada
• agarrao
• agasajá (“to fete”)
• agay (“ouch”)
• agencia (“agency”)
• agente (“agent”)
• Aglipay (“Philippine Independent Catholic Church”)
• Aglipayano (“Aglipayan; Independent Filipino Catholic”)
• águila (“eagle; hawk”)
• agonía (“agony”)
• agonizá (“to agonize”)
• agonizando (“in agony; agonizing”)
• Agosto (“August”)
• agraviá (“to feel resentful; to grasp”)
• agraviada
• agraviao
• agravio (“resentment”)
• agriá (“to sour”)
• agriar (“sourness”)
• agricultura (“agricultural”)
• agrimensor (“surveyor”)
• agua (“water”)
• agua bendita (“holy water”)
• agua olor (“perfume; lotion”)
• aguador (“water carrier”)
• aguantá (“to endure; to bear up”)
• aguantao
• aguao (“watered down”)
• aguaza (“watery”)
• aguacero (“rain (rare)”)
• agudo (“sharp”)
• aguja (“needle”)
• agujerá (“to bore a hole; to auger”)
• agujerao (“holed”)
• agujero (“hole”)
• agujilla (“U-shaped hairpin”)
• agung (“gong”) – Tausug
• aguzá (“to sharpen by whittling”)
• aguzador (“sharpener”)
• aguzao
• ahat
• ahitos (“marigold”) – Cebuano
• ajedrez (“chess”)
• ajos (“garlic”)
• al
• alabá (“to praise”)
• alabada
• alabanza (“praise”)
• alabado (“praised”)
• alacrán (“scorpion”)
• aladin (“type of kerosene lamp”)
• alado (“beside”), alao
• alambre (“wire”)
• alambrillo
• alangkat
• alargá (“to lengthen; to prolong”)
• alargada
• alargao (“lengthened”)
• alas (“wings”)
• alas (“ace”)
• alat
• alborotá (“to make noise”)
• alborotada
• alborotao (“made noise”)
• alboroto (“noisy”)
• alcabala (“rental”)
• alcagüete (“matchmaker”)
• alcalde (“mayor”)
• alcanfor (“camphor; mothball”)
• alcanzá (“to reach; to overtake”)
• alcanzada
• alcanzao
• alcance (“loss; diminution”)
• alcancia (“piggy bank”)
• alcohol (“alcohol”)
• alegre (“happy”)
• alegrete (“happy in nature”)
• alegría (“happiness”)
• Alemán (“German”)
• Alemania (“Germany”)
• alfabeto (“alphabet”)
• alfajor (“delicacy made of ground rice”)
• alfiler (“pin”)
• algo (“something”)
• algodón (“cotton”)
• algunos (“someone”)
• alguien (“somebody”)
• alhajas (“jewel”)
• alhajada (“jeweled”)
• alicate (“pliers”)
• alimento (“food; nourishment”)
• alipato (“sparks”) – Tagalog
• alipungá (“athlete's foot”)
• alipungoy (“ne'er-do-well; gate crasher”)
• alisto (“alert”)
• aliviá (“to alleviate”)
• aliviada
• aliviao (“alleviated; relieved”)
• alivio (“relief”)
• alma (“soul; spirit”)
• almagre
• almanaque (“almanac”)
• almarear (“to be dizzy”)
• almareao (“dizzy”)
• almareo (“dizziness”)
• almirez (“stone mortar and pestle”)
• almohada (“pillow”)
• almohadón (“cushion”)
• almondigas (“meatball”)
• almorzá (“to eat breakfast”)
• almorzao
• almuerzo (“breakfast”)
• alquilá (“to rent”)
• alquilada
• alquilao (“rented”)
• alquilar (“rental”)
• alquitrán (“tar”)
• altanera (“haughty”)
• altar (“altar”)
• alto (“tall; high”)
• altura (“height; tallness”)
• alzá (“to lift; to rise”)
• alzada (“consecration (Mass)”)
• alzao (“raised; risen”)
• allá (“there”)
• allí (“there”)
• amable (“lovable; amiable”)
• ámag (“mold (fungus)”)
• amanecé (“to dawn”)
• amapola
• amará
• amarada
• amarao
• amargo
• amargoso
• amargosura
• amarillo (“yellow”)
• amaro (“rope”)
• ambar
• ambición (“ambition”)
• ambicioso (“ambitious”)
• ambulancia (“ambulance”)
• América (“America; United States”)
• americana (“coat and tie”)
• Americano (“American; United States citizen”)
• amigo (“friend”)
• amistad (“friendship”)
• amistoso (“friendly”)
• amo
• amonestá (“to warn; to admonish”)
• amonestada
• amonestao
• amor (“love”)
• amoríos (“love affair”)
• amorseco
• ampaw
• anáhaw
• anak (“child; offspring”)
• ánay (“termite”) – Hiligaynon
• ánay (“yet”)
• ancla (“anchor”)
• ancho
• anchura
• andamio
• andá
• andada
• andador
• andao
• andas
• anemia (“anemia”)
• anémico (“anemic”)
• ángel (“angel”)
• Ángelus (“Angelus”)
• Anglicanismo (“Anglicanism”)
• Anglicano (“Anglican”)
• anguilla (“eel”)
• anghit
• angkas
• anillo
• animá (“to animate; to encourage”)
• animal (“animal”)
• animao (“animated; encouraged”)
• ánimo (“spirit; interest; enthusiasm”)
• animoso (“animated; enthusiastic”)
• anís (“anise”)
• aniversario
• anoche (“last night”)
• anochecé (“to get caught by the darkness of light”)
• ánod (“to be carried by water current”)
• anomalía (“anomaly”)
• anónimo (“anonymous”)
• ansia (“anxiety; worry; overconcern”)
• ansioso (“anxious”)
• ansina (“like that”)
• anunciá (“to announce”)
• anunciación (“annunciation”)
• anunciao
• anuncio (“annoucement”)
• año (“year”)
• apa
• apaciguá (“to pacify; to appease”)
• apaciguao (“pacified; appeased”)
• apagá (“to extinguish a fire; to turn off”)
• apagao (“turned off”)
• apán (“dragonfly”)
• aparador (“cupboard”)
• aparatista (“apparatus operator”)
• aparato (“apparatus”)
• aparecé (“to appear”)
• aparecida (“appearance; seeming to appear”)
• aparecimiento (“appearance”)
• aparición (“apparition”)
• apartá (“to set apart”)
• apartado (“set apart”)
• aparte (“set apart”)
• apas (“to run after”) – Hiligaynon
• apellido (“surname; last name; family name”)
• apenas (“as soon as; hardly”)
• apéndice (“appendix”)
• apetito (“appetite”)
• apendicitis (“appendicitis”)
• apique (“in a tight situation; in dire straits”)
• aplacá (“to placate; to appease”)
• aplacao (“placated; appeased”)
• apó (“grandchild”)
• apostol (“apostle”)
• apostolado (“apostolate”)
• apreciá (“to appreciate”)
• apreciao (“appreciated”)
• aprecio (“appreciation”)
• aprendé (“to learn; to study”)
• aprendido (“learned”)
• apretá (“to tighten”)
• apuntá (“to point; to take note”)
• apuntador (“pointer”)
• apunto (“point; note”)
• apurá (“to hurry”)
• apurao (“hurried”)
• apuro (“hurry”)
• aquel
• aquellos
• aquí (“here”)
• ará (“to plow”)
• arao (“plow”)
• arrancá (“to uproot”)

• aviador (“aviator”)
• ayuda (“help”)
• ayudá (“to help”)
• ayudante (“helper”)

B

• bábad
• bachukan (“bumblebee”)
• bagaje (“baggage”)
• bagákay
• bagaso (“bagasse”)
• baging (“wild vine”)
• bagô (“inflamed spleen”)
• bago (“but; yet”)
• bagón (“shrimp paste”)
• bagongan (“on a losing streak”)
• bagsak (“to drop abruptly”)
• bahâ (“flood”) – Tagalog
• bahag
• bailá (“to dance”)
• bailarín (“someone fond of dancing”)
• baile (“dance”)
• baina (“sheath for a”)
• bajá (“to go down; to alight”)
• bajada
• bajao
• bajillo
• bajo (“low; bass”)
• bakawan (“mangrove”)
• bala
• balance (“balance”)
• balanceá (“to balance”)
• balda
• baldada
• baldao
• balde (“bucket”)
• baldeá
• baldeada
• baldeao
• baldeo
• bale
• balimbíng (“starfruit”)
• balota (“ballot”)
• balsa
• balun-balunan (“gizzard”)
• ballena (“whale”)
• banco (“bench; bank”)
• banda (“band”)
• banda (“somewhere”)
• bandeja (“platter; tray”)
• bandera (“flag; banner”)
• bandio
• bandorial
• banduria
• banggalà (“blouse worn by Muslim women”)
• banguera (“structure used for drying dishes”)
• banqueta (“sidewalk”)
• banquete (“banquet”)
• bantilaw (“half-cooked”)
• bañá (“to take a bath; to bathe”)
• bañera (“large basin for bathing a baby”)
• baño (“bathroom; toilet”)
• bar
• baraja (“playing cards”)
• barat (“one week period of rain”)
• baratillo (“bargain sale”)
• barato (“cheap”)
• barat (“cheapskate”)
• barbaridad (“barbarity”)
• barbaro (“barbaric; barbarian”)
• barbas (“beard”)
• barbería (“barbershop”)
• barbero (“barber”)
• barbón (“bearded”)
• barbudo (“bearded”)
• barco (“ship”)
• barniz (“varnish”)
• barnizá (“to varnish”)
• barnizao (“varnished”)
• barquillos (“crispy wafer”)
• barra (“iron bar used to wrench nails”)
• barrá (“to bar”)
• barrada
• barrandilla (“railing”)
• barrao (“barred”)
• barrena (“drill”)
• barreta (“bar; loaf of bread”)
• barriga (“stomach”)
• barrigón (“pot-bellied”)
• barril (“water barrel”)
• barriles
• barrio
• barrote (“horizontal cross-braces of a wall”)
• basak (“rice paddy”) – Hiligaynon
• basín
• basket (“basket”)
• basura (“garbage; trash; rubbish”)
• basurero (“garbage collector”)
• bata (“house dress; nightgown”)
• batà (“child”)
• batalán
• batea
• batería (“battery”)
• batí (“to beat; to whisk”)
• batido (“whisked; beaten”)
• batidor (“whisk; egg beater”)
• batu
• batutà (“police baton; nightstick”)
• bautismo (“baptism”)
• bautizá (“to baptize”)
• bawì (“to get back something given away”)
• bayag (“testicle”)
• bayáwak (“monitor lizard”)
• bayón (“woven bag”)
• bayoneta (“bayoneta”)

• bebé (“to drink”)
• bebida (“; beverage”)
• bebido (“drink”)
• belén (“Nativity scene”)
• besá (“to kiss”)
• beso (“kiss”)

• bicicleta (“bicycle”)
• bien
• bienes (“wealth; property”)
• bisagra (“hinge”)

• borracho (“drunk”)
• botella (“bottle”)

• bubuyog (“bumblebee”)

C

• caballito
• caballo (“horse”)
• cabecera
• cabeza (“head”)
• cabezá
• cabezón
• cabezote
• cable (“cable”)
• cabo
• cabra (“goat”)
• cabrito
• cabrón (“cuckold”)
• cada
• cada vez
• cadena (“chain”)
• cadena de amor
• cadenita
• cadera
• café
• cafetería (“coffeehouse; cafeteria”)
• cafetero
• cafre
• cagá (“to defecate”)
• cagada
• caganera
• cagón/cagona
• caja (“case”)
• cajel
• cajero (“cashier”)
• cajón (“box”)
• calabaza (“squash”)
• calabozo
• calambre (“cramps”)
• calamidad (“calamity”)
• calavera (“skull”)
• calculá (“calculation”)
• calculación (“calculation”)
• calculao
• caldero
• caldo (“soup”)
• calendario (“calendar”)
• calentá (“to heat”)
• calentada
• calentao
• calentón
• calentura (“fever”)
• calenturiao
• cáliz (“chalice”)
• calvario (“ordeal”)
• calvo (“bald”)
• callá
• calladizo
• callao
• calle (“street”)
• callo
• callos
• cama
• cámara
• camarín
• camarón
• cambiá
• cambiada
• cambiao
• cambio
• cámera
• camia
• caminá
• caminero
• camino (“way”)
• camisa
• camisa chino
• camisa dentro
• camiseta
• camisola
• camisolín
• camisón
• camote
• campana
• campanario
• campanero
• campanilla
• campaña
• campañá
• campo
• camposanto
• canal
• canalla
• canario
• canastro
• cáncer (“cancer”)
• canceroso (“cancerous”)
• canción (“song”)
• candá
• candada
• candao
• candela (“candle”)
• candelabra (“candelabra”)
• candelero
• candidato (“candidate”)
• canela
• cangrejo (“crab”)
• canibal (“cannibal”)
• canibalismo (“cannibalism”)
• canilla
• canje
• cansá
• cansancio (“tiredness”)
• cansao (“tired”)
• cantá
• cantada
• cantao
• cantatriz
• canto (“song”)
• cantor (“singer”)
• cañonazo
• cañonero
• cañón (“cannon”)
• capa (“cape”)
• capá (“to castrate”)
• capilla (“chapel”)
• capital (“capital”)
• capitán (“captain”)
• capitolio (“capitol”)
• capítulo (“chapter”)
• capón (“castrated animal”)
• caponá (“to castrate”)
• capote
• capricho (“caprice”)
• caprichoso (“capricious”)
• cara (“face”)
• caraballa (“small carabao”)
• carabao (“carabao”)
• caracol (“snail”)
• carajay
• carajo
• carátula (“signboard”)
• cara y cruz (“head and tail”)
• carrambola
• carreta (“cart”)
• carretela (“small cart”)
• carro (“hearse”)
• carruaje (“carriage”)
• casa (“house”)
• casá (“to marry”)
• casamiento (“marriage; wedding”)
• casao (“married”)
• casera (“landlady”)
• casi (“almost”)
• casillas (“outhouse; toilet”)
• caspas (“dandruff”)
• castañas (“chestnuts”)
• Castellano (“Castilian; Spanish”)

• cebollas (“onion”)
• cédula (“residential tax”)
• celá (“to be jealous”)
• celebrá (“to celebrate”)
• celebrante (“celebrant”)
• celebración (“celebration”)
• celos (“jealousy”)
• celoso (“jealous”)
• cena (“dinner; supper”)
• cená (“to have dinner”)
• ceniza (“ash”)
• cenicero (“ashtray”)
• centavo (“centavo”)
• centro (“center”)
• cepillá (“to brush”)
• cepillo (“brush”)
• certificá (“to certify”)
• certificación (“certification”)
• certífico (“certificate”)
• cerveza (“beer”)
• cerrá (“to close”)
• cerradura (“lock”)
• cerrao (“closed; locked”)
• cielo (“sky; heaven”)
• ciento (“hundred”)
• cigarrillo (“cigarette”)
• cinturón (“belt”)
• ciudad (“city”)
• ciudadano (“citizen”)

• cobrá (“to collect payment (debts, bets)”)
• cobrador (“collector”)
• cobranza (“collection of payment (bills, debts, bets)”)
• cocé (“to cook”)
• cocina (“kitchen”)
• cocinero (“cook”)
• coche (“car; coach”)
• cochero (“coach driver; coachman”)
• cohetes (“skyrocket”)

• colchón (“mattress”)
• colegio (“college”)
• cólera (“cholera”)
• colgá (“to condemn”)
• colgadura (“drapery”)
• colgante (“hanging”)
• colgao (“hanged”)
• colina (“hill”)
• color (“color”)
• colorete
• columna (“column”)
• comadre (“godmother”)
• comandante (“commander”)
• combiná (“to combine”)
• combinación (“combination”)
• combinao (“combined”)
• comé (“to eat”)
• comedia (“comedy”)
• comediante (“comedian”)
• comercial (“commercial”)
• comerciante (“trader; business owner”)
• comercio (“trade; commerce”)
• comestible (“edible”)
• cometa (“comet”)
• comida (“food”)
• compadre (“godfather”)
• compará (“to compare”)
• comparación (“comparison”)
• competencia (“competition”)

• condená (“to condemn”)
• conducí (“to guide; to lead; to conduct”)
• conección (“connection”)
• conectao (“connected”)
• conectár (“to connect”)
• conejo (“rabbit”)
• confianza (“confidence”)
• confidencial (“confidential”)
• conflicto (“conflict”)
• conocé
• conocido
• consejal (“councilor”)
• consejo (“council; counsel; advice”)
• convención (“convention”)
• convento (“convent”)
• conversión (“conversion”)
• convertí (“to convert”)

• coquiná (“to trade naggingly”)
• corazón (“heart”)
• cordón (“cord”)
• coro (“chorus; choir”)
• corona (“crown”)
• coroná (“to crown”)
• coronación (“crowning; coronation”)
• coronao (“crowned”)
• coronel (“colonel”)
• corral (“corral”)
• corré (“to run”)
• corredor (“corridor”)
• correo (“mail”)

• crecé (“to grow”)
• crecimiento (“grow”)
• creé (“to believe”)
• credo (“creed”)
• creído (“believed”)
• crema (“cream”)
• crimen (“crime”)
• criminal (“criminal”)
• cristal (“crystal”)
• cristianismo (“Christianity”)
• cristiano (“Christian”)
• Cristo (“Christ”)
• crucifijo (“crucifix”)
• crudo (“crude; raw”)
• cruz (“cross”)
• cruzá (“to cross one's legs”)

• cuaderno (“notebook”)
• cuadro (“frame”)
• cubeta (“toilet”)
• cubierta (“covered”)
• cubiertos (“cutlery”)
• cubrecama (“bedsheet”)
• cubrí (“to cover”)
• cuchara (“spoon”)
• cucharita (“teaspoon”)
• cuello (“collar”)
• cuenta (“account; worth; value”)
• cuentista (“storyteller”)
• cuento (“story; account”)
• cueva (“cave”)
• cuidá (“to take care; to be careful”)
• cuidao (“warning; careful”)
• culebra (“snake”)

CH

• chamba (“fluke; chance”)
• chapa (“badge”)
• champurrao (“chocolate rice porridge”)
• chaqueta (“jacket”)
• chica (“small”)
• chico
• chicharro (“sweet peas”)
• chiflá (“to whistle”)
• chifle (“whistle”)
• chiminea (“chimney”)
• China (“China”)
• chinelas (“flip-flop; slipper”)
• chingá (“to have sex”)
• Chino (“Chinese”)
• chismes (“gossip”)
• chismoso (“gossiper; gossipmonger”)
• chocolate (“chocolate”)
• chofer (“driver”)
• chongo (“monkey”)
• chupá (“to suck”)

D

• daan (“old (of inanimate objects)”)
• dale (“give”)
• dalia (“dahlia”)
• dama (“checkers”)
• dama (“lady-in-waiting”)
• danza (“dance”)
• daw
• debajo (“under; beneath”)
• debate (“debate”)
• debe (“ought”)
• debe (“debt”)
• debé (“to owe; to borrow money”)
• debería (“[it] ought to have happened”)
• débil (“weak”)
• decada (“decade”)
• declará (“to declare”)
• declaración (“declaration”)
• decorá (“to decorate”)
• decoración (“decoration”)
• decorao (“decorated”)
• dedo (“finger”)
• demanda (“court case; lawsuit; demand”)
• demandá (“to file a case; to sue; to demand”)
• demasiado (“very; overly”)
• demonio (“demon”)
• dentista (“dentist”)
• desaparecé (“to disappear”)
• desaparecido (“disappeared”)
• desayuná (“to have breakfast”)
• desayuno (“breakfast”)
• descansá (“to rest”)
• descanso (“rest”)
• desde (“from; since”)
• deseo (“desire; wish”)
• desgracia (“misfortune”)
• desmayá (“to faint; to collapse”)
• desmayo (“fainting; syncope”)
• destiná (“to assign someone to a place”)
• destinación (“destination”)
• destino (“destination; destiny; assignment”)
• destroncá (“to dismantle”)
• detrás (“back”)
• devoción (“devotion”)
• devoto (“devotee”)
• diablo (“devil”)
• diácono (“deacon”)
• diagonal (“diagonal”)
• diamante (“diamond”)
• diario (“newspaper”)
• diecinueve (“nineteen”)
• dieciocho (“eighteen”)
• dieciséis (“sixteen”)
• diecisiete (“seventeen”)
• diente (“tooth”)
• diez (“ten”)
• diluvio (“flood”)
• diócesis (“diocese”)
• Dios (“God”)
• diseñá (“to design”)
• diseño (“design”)
• divino (“divine”)
• diyotay
• doble (“double”)
• doce (“twelve”)
• docena (“dozen”)
• doctor (“doctor”)
• doctrina (“doctrine”)
• documentá (“to document”)
• documentao (“documented”)
• documento (“document”)
• dolencia (“pain”)
• dolor (“pain”)
• dominá (“to dominate”)
• dominao (“dominated”)
• don
• donde (“where”)
• doña

• dorá (“to plate with gold”)
• dorao (“gilded; gold-plated”)
• dormí (“to sleep”)
• dormiendo (“asleep”)
• dormitorio (“dormitory”)
• dos (“two”)
• dragón (“dragon”)
• droga (“drug”)
• duda (“doubt”)
• dudoso (“doubtful”)
• duro (“hard”)

E

• eclipse (“eclipse”)
• economía (“economy”)
• económico (“economic; economical”)
• edad (“age”)
• educá (“to educate”)
• educación (“education”)
• educao (“educated”)
• egâ (“showy”)
• ejemplo (“example”)
• elástico (“elastic”)
• ele (“he; she”)
• elección (“election”)
• elevá (“to elevate; to raise”)
• elevación (“elevation”)
• elevao (“elevated; raised”)
• embalsamá (“to embalm”)
• embalsamador (“embalmer”)
• embalsamao (“embalmed”)
• embalsamo (“embalming liquid”)
• embarcá (“to ride on; to get on”)
• enojá (“to anger; to annoy”)
• enojo (“anger; annoyance”)
• entendé (“to understand”)
• entrá (“to enter”)
• entrada (“entrance”)
• en vez (“instead”)
• envenená (“to poison; to pollute”)
• enviá (“to envy”)
• envidia (“envy”)
• envío (“envious”)
• episodio (“episode”)
• equis (“X”)
• equivocá (“to make a mistake”)
• equivocación (“mistake”)
• equivocao (“mistaken”)
• ermitaño (“hermit”)
• escapulario (“scapular”)
• escoba
• escogé (“to choose; to select”)
• escuela (“school”)
• espada (“sword”)
• espejo (“mirror”) (OK)
• esperá (“to hope”)
• esperanza (“hope”)
• espíritu (“spirit”)
• esponja (“sponge”)
• establecé (“to establish”)
• establecimiento (“establishment”)
• estudiá (“to study”)
• estudiante (“student”)
• evangelio (“gospeli”)
• evangelista (“evangelist”)
• examen (“exam”)
• explicá (“to explain”)
• explicación (“explanation”)

F

• favor (“favor”)
• favorito (“favorite”)
• fecha (“date”)
• fiesta (“feast”)
• florero (“flowerpot”)
• flores (“flower”)
• Francés (“French”)
• Francia (“France”)
• Franciscano (“Franciscano”)
• franela (“flannel”)
• frasco (“flask”)
• fuego (“fire”)
• fuera (“unless; outside”)
• fuerte (“strong”)
• fuerza (“strength; force”)
• fumá (“to smoke”)
• fusil (“gun”)

G

• gabinete (“cabinet”)
• gagamba (“spider”)
• galapóng
• galeón (“galleon”)
• galón (“gallon; one-gallon water container”)
• galletas
• gallina (“hen”)
• gallo (“rooster”)
• gana
• ganá
• ganancia
• ganao
• ganchillo (“crocheting”)
• gancho (“hook”)
• garaje (“garage”)
• garrafón (“glass jar”)
• garrapata (“tick”)
• gasolina (“gasoline”)
• gasolinera (“gas station”)
• gastá (“to spend”)
• gastao (“spent; use up”)
• gastos (“expense”)
• gato (“cat”)
• gaza (“gauze”)
• general (“general”)
• genio (“genius”)
• gente (“people”)
• gigante (“giant”)
• goberná (“to govern”)
• gobernador (“governor”)
• gobierno (“government”)
• golpe (“blow; hit”)
• gracia (“grace”)
• gracias (“thanks”)
• grado (“grade”)
• gramática (“grammar”)
• gramo (“gram”)
• grano (“grain”)
• gránulo (“granule”)
• grava (“gravel”)
• grifo (“faucet; tap”)
• grueso (“thick”)
• guachinango
• guantes (“glove”)
• guapo (“handsome”)
• guardá (“to guard”)
• guardia (“guard”)
• guerra (“war”)
• guerrilla (“guerrilla”)
• guisá (“to sauté”)
• guisao (“sauteed”)

H

• hábano (“cigar”)
• hacé (“to make; verbalizing particle”)
• halagá (“value; price”)
• hambre (“hunger”)
• hambog (“to brag”)
• hambuguero (“braggart”)
• hedor (“foul odor”)
• hendê (“no”)
• heredero (“heir”)
• hereje (“heretic”)
• herejía (“heresy”)
• herencia (“inheritance”)
• herida (“wound”)
• herí (“to wound”)
• hermana (“sister”)
• hermano (“brother”)
• hielo (“ice”)
• hierro (“iron; steel”)
• huelga (“strike action”)
• hueso (“bone”)

I

• idea (“idea”)
• ideal (“ideal”)
• identidad (“identity”)
• identificá (“to identify”)
• identificación (“identification”)
• ideología (“ideology”)
• ideológico (“ideological”)
• idolatría (“idolatry”)
• ídolo (“idol”)
• iglesia (“church”)
• igual (“equal”)
• igualdad (“equality”)
• incentiva (“incentive”)
• incluí (“to include”)
• inclusivo (“inclusive”)
• increíble (“incredible”)
• indecente (“indecent”)
• índice (“index”)
• indígeno (“indigenous”)
• individual (“individual”)
• individuo (“individual”)
• industria (“industry”)
• infección (“infection”)
• infectá (“to infect”)
• ingeniería (“engineering”)
• ingeniero (“engineer”)
• ingrato (“ungrateful”)
• ingreso
• inicial (“initial”)
• iniciativa (“initiative”)
• inicio (“beginning”)
• inspección (“inspection”)
• inspeccioná (“to inspect”)
• inspector (“inspector”)
• inspirá (“to inspire”)
• inspiración (“inspiration”)
• inspirao (“inspired”)
• interacción (“interaction”)
• internacional (“international”)
• inversión (“investment”)
• inversor (“investor”)
• invertí (“to invest”)
• investigá (“to investigate”)
• investigación (“investigation”)
• investigador (“investigator”)
• invisible (“invisible”)
• inyección (“injection”)
• inyectá (“to inject”)
• irregular (“irregular”)
• irregularidad (“irregularity”)
• irritá (“to irritate”)
• irritable (“irritable”)
• irritación (“irritation”)
• isla (“island”) (OK)
• isleño (“islander”)

J

• jabón (“soap”)
• jaboná (“to soap”)
• jabonera (“soap case”)
• Japón (“Japan; Japanese”)
• Japonés (“Japanese”)
• jarana (“serenade”)
• jardín (“garden”)
• jardinero (“gardener”)
• jaspe (“jasper”)
• jaula (“cage”)
• jazmín (“jasmine”)
• jefe (“chief”)
• jerarquía (“hierarchy”)
• jeringuilla (“syringe”)
• jodé (“to have sex”)
• jornal (“daily”)
• joven (“young”)
• judicatura (“judiciary”)
• Judio (“Jew”)
• juego (“game; gambling; set (such as of furniture)”)
• Jueves (“Thursday”)
• juez (“judge”)
• juez de primer instancia (“judge of first instant”)
• jugá (“to play; to gamble”)
• jugador (“player; gambler”)
• juicio (“wisdom; judgment”)
• jurado (“judge (in contests)”)
• jurisdicción (“jurisdiction”)
• juventud (“youth”)
• juzgá (“to judge”)
• juzgao (“court of law with judge”)

K

• kabao
• kabít
• kagang
• kágaw
• kagi
• kalabit
• kalán
• kalawang
• kaliwa
• kaliwete
• kamandag
• kambal
• kambrús
• kame
• kamyás
• kanâ
• kanamon
• kanaton
• kandiís
• kandulì
• kandungga
• kangà
• kangga
• kanila
• kaninyo
• kanon
• kapâ
• karat
• karate
• kubà (“hunchback”)

M

• madrastra (“stepmother”)
• madre (“mother; nun”)
• maestro (“teacher; master”)
• mágica (“magic”)
• mágico (“magical; magician”)
• mago (“mage”)
• maguló
• mahapdi (“smarting”)
• mahina (“weak”)
• malaria (“malaria”)
• maleta (“suitcase”)
• malicia (“malice”)
• malicioso (“malicious”)
• malo (“wrong; bad”)
• maltratá (“mistreat”)
• maltrato (“mistreatment”)
• mamá (“mother; mom”)
• mano (“hand”)
• mañana (“morning; tomorrow”)
• máquina (“machine”)
• maquinaria (“machinery”)
• maquinista (“machinist”)
• mar (“sea”)
• marca (“mark”)
• marcá (“to mark”)
• marcha (“march”)
• marchá (“to march”)
• marfil (“ivory”)
• marido (“husband”)
• marinero (“mariner”)
• marino (“sailor”)
• mariposa (“butterfly”)
• mármol (“marble”)
• Martes (“Tuesday”)
• martillo (“hammer”)
• Marzo (“March”)
• máscara (“mask”)
• más que (“although; even if”)
• matá (“to kill”)
• matada (“slaughter; butchery”)
• matadero (“slaughterhouse”)
• matanza (“killing”)
• mayoria (“majority”)
• mecánico (“mechanic”)
• medalla (“medal”)
• medallón (“medallion”)
• medí (“to measure”)
• medias (“sock”)
• medicina (“medicine”)
• médico (“medical; medic”)
• medida (“measurement”)
• medio
• medrosa (“fearful”)
• mejor (“better”)
• mejorá (“to better; to improve”)
• mejorao (“better; improved”)
• mente (“mind”)
• mercado (“market”)
• mes (“month”)
• metro (“meter”)
• México (“Mexico”)
• microbio (“microbe”)
• micrófono (“microphone”)
• microscopio (“microscope”)
• miedo (“fear”)
• miel (“honey”)
• miembro (“member”)
• mientras (“while”)
• milagro (“miracle”)
• milagroso (“miraculous”)
• militar (“military”)
• milla (“mile”)
• millón (“million”)
• million
• mina (“mine”)
• minero (“miner”)
• ministerio (“ministry”)
• ministro (“minister”)
• minuto (“minute”)
• misa (“Mass”)
• misterio (“mystery”)
• misteriosa (“mysterious”)
• modelo (“model”)
• moderno (“modern”)
• modesto (“modesty”)
• mojá (“to wet”)
• mojao (“wet”) (OK)
• mojón (“boundary stone”)
• molestá (“to bother”)
• mollera (“fontanelle”)
• mongo (“mung bean”)
• monja (“cloistered nun”)
• monje (“monk”)
• montá (“to mount (on a horse)”)
• montaña (“mountain; mountain range”)
• monte (“mount”)
• mordé (“to bite”)
• mordida (“bite”)
• morí (“to die”)
• moribundo (“dying; moribund”)
• mosque (“mosque”)
• mosquitos (“mosquito”)
• mostrá (“to show”)
• motor (“engine; motor”)
• motorciclo (“motorcycle”)
• motorista (“motorist”)
• mové (“to move”)
• movimiento (“movement”)
• muchacho (“household helper; house servant”)
• muchas gracias (“thank you very much”)
• mucho (“many; much”)
• mudá (“to dress up”)
• mudà (“young (of plants); unripe”)
• muebles (“furniture”)
• muecas (“grimace”)
• muelle (“wharf”)
• muerte (“death”)
• muerto (“dead; died”)
• mujer (“women”)
• multa (“fine (penalty)”)
• multá (“to fine”)
• muñeca (“doll”)
• música (“music”)
• musiquero (“musician”)
• muzo (“snout”)

O

• obedecé (“to obey”)
• obediente (“obedient”)
• objeto (“object”)
• obligá
• obligación (“obligation”)
• obligao (“obligated”)
• obra (“work”)
• ocupá (“to occupy”)
• ocupación (“occupation”)
• ocupao (“occupied”)
• ocho (“eight”)
• odio
• oeste (“west”)
• oferta
• oficina (“office (place)”)
• oficio (“duty; office (position)”)
• ojos (“eye”)
• olor (“smell; odor”)
• operación (“operation”)
• orden (“order”)
• ordenanza (“ordinance”)
• orgullo (“pride”)
• orgulloso (“proud”)
• origen (“origin”)
• original (“original”)
• orilla
• ortografía
• oso (“bear”)

P

• página (“page”)
• pájaro (“bird”)
• papel (“paper”)

• pié (“foot”)
• piedra (“rock”)

• practicá (“to practice”)
• precio (“price”)
• pueblo (“town”)
• puede (“can”)
• puente (“bridge”)
• puerco (“pig”)
• puerta (“door”)
• puerto (“port”)

R

• rábanos (“radish”)
• rabia (“anger”)
• rabiá (“to anger; to be angry”)
• rabo (“tail”)
• radio (“radio”)
• raguño (“scratch mark”)

• rango (“rank”)

• rebaja (“discount”)
• rebatá (“to grab”)
• recado (“spice”)
• recado (“request”)
• reclamá (“to complain”)
• reclamo (“complaint”)
• recordá (“to remember; to recall”)
• recordatorio (“remembrance”)
• recuerdo (“remembrance; souvenir”)
• redondo (“round; rounded”)
• regá (“to water; to sprinkle”)
• regador (“watering can”)
• regalá (“to give something as a gift”)
• regalo (“gift”)
• regaña (“to be angry; to scold”)
• regaño (“scolding”)
• regateá (“to bargain”)
• registrá (“to register”)
• registrador (“registrar”)
• registrao (“registered”)
• registro (“register”)
• regla (“menstruation; rule”)
• reglamento (“regulation”)
• regordá (“to belch”)
• reina (“queen”)
• reino (“kingdom”)

• revisá (“to revise”)
• revista (“legal case; review; newsteel”)
• revolución (“revolution”)
• revolvé (“to turn”)
• revólver (“revolver”)
• rey (“king”)

S

• Sábado (“Saturday”)
• sábana (“bedsheet; blanket”)
• sabé (“to known”)
• sabiduría (“knowledge; wisdom”)
• sabor (“taste”)
• sabroso (“tasty”)
• sacramento (“sacrament”)
• sacrificio (“sacrifice”)
• sacristán (“sacristan”)
• sacristía (“sacristy”)
• sagrado (“sacred”)
• sagrario (“sanctuary”)
• sal (“salt”)
• sala (“hall; living room”)
• sálag (“bird's nest”)
• salitre (“saltpeter”)
• salud (“health”)
• saludá (“to greet; to salute”)
• saludo (“salute”)
• salvá (“to save”)
• salvador (“savior”)
• salvaje (“wild; savage”)
• salvavida (“lifesaver”)
• sangre (“blood”)
• sangrino (“bloody”)
• santo (“holy; saint”)
• santuario (“sanctuary”)
• sardinas (“sardine”)
• sargento (“sergeant”)
• seda (“silk”)
• seguí (“to follow”)
• segundo (“second”)
• segurá (“to assure”)
• seguridad (“security”)
• seis (“six”)
• seiscientos (“anger”)
• sello (“seal; stamp”)
• sentido común (“common sense”)
• sentimiento (“sentiment”)
• sesenta (“sixty”)
• setenta (“seventy”)
• setecientos (“seven hundred”)
• siete (“seven”)
• signos (“omen”)
• sigue (“continuous”)
• siguiente (“following; next”)
• siguro (“maybe; perhaps”)
• silencio (“silence”)
• silencioso (“silent”)
• silla (“chair”)
• sin (“without”)
• sirvé (“to serve”)
• soberanía (“sovereignty”)
• soberano (“sovereign”)
• soberbia (“proud”)
• sobre (“envelope”)
• sobrina (“niece”)
• sobrino (“nephew”)
• sofa (“sofa”)
• sol (“sun”)
• soldao (“soldier”)
• solitario (“solitaire”)
• soltero (“single, unmarried person”)
• sopas (“soup”)
• sotana (“cassock”)
• suave (“gentle; suave”)
• suegra (“parent-in-law”)
• suelas (“sole (of footwear)”)
• sueldo (“salary”)
• sueño (“sleep; dream; to dream”)
• suero (“serum”)
• suerte (“luvk”)
• suéter (“sweater”)
• sustancia (“substance”)

T

• tabaco (“tobacco”)
• tabernáculo (“tabernacle”)
• tablá (“to tie a game”)
• tabla (“lumber board”)
• tablea (“chocolate tablet”)
• tablería (“lumber mill”)
• tableta (“tablet”)
• tabò (“container used to scoop water; dipper”)
• tachador (“critical”)
• taching (“coin-tossing game”)
• tacho
• tacón (“heel of a shoe”)
• tadtad (“to chop to pieces”)
• tahô
• tajá (“to wound with a swing of a bolo”)
• tákal
• takukóng (“helmet-like native hat”)
• takurî (“kettle”)
• talabang (“to challenge in a fight with people on one side”)
• talangkâ (“species of small crab”)
• talbós
• taxi (“taxi”)
• taquilla (“ticket booth”)
• toalla (“towel”)
• toro (“bull”)
• torre (“tower”)
• trabajo (“work”)
• travesá (“to cross; to traverse”)
• tuerca (“screw”)
• tuition

U

• ube (“purple yam”)
• uní (“to unite; to live together as husband or wife without going through legal formalities”)
• única hija (“only daughter”)
• único hijo (“only son; only child”)
• único (“sole; only”)
• unido (“united”)
• uniforme (“uniform”)
• unión (“union”)
• universal (“universal”)
• universidad (“university”)
• universo (“universe”)
• uno (“one”)

V

• vaca (“cow”)
• vacación (“vacation”)
• vacacionista
• vació
• vacuna (“vaccine”)
• vacunador
• vagamundo (“vagabond”)
• vaina (“sheath”)
• vainica (“hem stitch”)
• valle (“valley”)
• vanidad (“vanity”)
• varadero (“dock”)
• variá (“to be confused”)
• variao (“confused”)
• vaso

• vecino (“neighbor”)
• vela (“sail”)
• velá (“to stay away through the night”)
• velación (“night watch; vigil”)
• velo (“veil”)
• vena (“vein”)
• vengá (“to seek revenge; to avenge”)
• vengador (“avenger”)
• venganza (“revenge; vengeance”)
• vengativo (“vengeful; vindictive”)
• ventaja (“advantage”)
• ventana (“window”)
• verdad (“truth”)
• verdadero (“true”)
• verde (“green”)
• verdugo (“executioner”)
• vergonzoso (“shy; shameful”)
• vergüenza (“shame”)
• vestido (“dress; dressed”)
• vestí (“to dress”)
• vez

• viaje (“travel; voyage”)
• viajero (“traveler”)
• viciá (“to watch; to watch over”)
• vicio (“vice”)
• vidrio (“glass”)
• viejo (“old”)
• viento (“wind”)
• vientre (“abdomen”)
• Viernes (“Friday”)
• víspera (“eve of a feast”)

Y

• yaya (“nanny; nursemaid”)
• yo (“I”)
• yoyo (“yoyo”)

Z

• zapatos (“shoe”)