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295. =loquinario=; this word, like some others in this play (_perchero_, _encajería_), is not to be found in the very deficient dictionaries of the Castilian language. Its meaning is clear, however, and it occurs elsewhere in Galdós (_Casandra_, _novela_, pp. 78, 340).
308. =con reflejos metálicos=; having a thin iridescent metallic film technically called 'luster.' This particular kind of art pottery and tiles is a characteristic product of the Iberian peninsula. It has been traced back to the 12th century there, and is thought to have come originally from Persia. The best-known factory is at Manises, near Valencia, but others are in operation. On the Hispano-Moresque lustred ware one may consult Juan F. Riaño, _Spanish Industrial Art_, London, 1890, pp. 147-162; and Leonard Williams, _The Arts and Crafts of Older Spain_, London, 1907, II, 161-185.
317-318. =partiditas... liquidacioncitas=; doña Vicenta is fond of diminutives, which she uses with sarcastic intent in many cases.
371. =Ya dije yo=, _that's what I thought!_
585. =¡Ahora es ella!= See note to II, 86. The neuter feminine is less common with the subject form of the pronoun; but examples are found. See Hanssen, _Gramática histórica de la lengua castellana_, § 502.
649. =la tarántula=; the tarantula is a kind of spider, taking its name from the city of Taranto in southern Italy. Tradition, which modern science cannot corroborate, has it that the bite of the tarantula produces a sort of sleeping sickness known as _Tarantism_. To rouse the sufferers a wild music (_tarantella_) was played, which caused them to dance till a profuse perspiration broke out, when the effects of the poison were thrown off.
659. =por prometido= = _téngalo usted_ =por prometido=.
720. =al don Cesáreo=; the article is used here depreciatively: _that fellow...!_
777-778. =como si lo viera, me le hacen a usted=; the subject of _viera_ is _yo_, _me_ is the untranslated "ethical dative," and _hacen_ is the indefinite third plural.
817. =las= [_bromas_] =que yo gasto=, _what my jokes are like_.
ACTO CUARTO
108-109. =si fuera un coco de fea=, _if she were as homely as a hedge fence_.
116. =ella es grande=; one cannot be quite sure whether this phrase means _she is of high station_, or _she is a grandee_. It has not been previously stated that the family of Alto-Rey enjoys the privileges of grandeeship. A grandee of Spain is allowed to keep his hat on in the king's presence, if a man; if a woman, to be seated before the queen (_tomar la almohada_).
141. =Ya, para lo que falta...=, _To be sure, there's no need of saying more._
157-158. =que no pueda yo...!= _to think I can't!_
253-254. =por agregarse notas= = _porque se agregan notas_. In Spanish, a noun may be the subject of an infinitive introduced by a preposition.
478-479. =que sacrifique su inclinación=; the change to third person is probably to be explained by Filomena's turning to speak to Don Rafael.
533-534. =Cesáreo, que vela por la familia=; the son is jointly responsible with the father for the maintenance of the family and for the conduct and honor of the individual members. When the father is incapacitated, the son naturally assumes the entire burden.
548. =a vivir por mí misma=, _to live my own life_. The phrase sounds like Ibsen. For example, Nora's words, "I have just as sacred duties toward myself." (_A Doll's House_, last scene.)
ACTO QUINTO
21-23. =querían... valiéranse=; this combination of tenses is unusual. We do not have here a contrary to fact condition, as might at first appear. If that were the case, the imperfect indicative could not be employed in the if-clause. This is a simple condition in past time, the irregularity being in the use of =valiéranse=, an archaic way of expressing a sort of imperative,--_debieron valerse_, or _válganse_. Translate, _since they wished... they should have employed_.
23. =valiéranse de otros de mi oficio=; earlier in his life Galdós was inclined to deal harshly with members of the priesthood of the type to which he alludes here, but the agreeable figure of Don Rafael reveals the writer's growing sympathy for the clergy.
88-89. =la que se le viene encima=, _what he's in for_; _la_ is the neuter feminine; see note to II, 86.
265. =que=, _and_. See Ramsey, _Text-book of Modern Spanish_, § 1421.
314. =Yo soy estoico, y no temo ningún castigo.= The philosophy of stoicism is especially attractive to Galdós, and he plays with it in several of his works. Thus, Orozco, of _Realidad_, strives to attain stoic perfection; and the chief characters of other plays sometimes act like stoics (Paternoy, _Los condenados_, II, 14; Pantoja, _Electra_, IV, 10; Berenguer, _La fiera_, III, 5). That the stoicism of Seneca (a Spaniard) is the fundamental trait of Spanish character, is the contention brilliantly set forth by Ángel Ganivet in the first dozen pages of his _Idearium español_.
325. =un arma=; the feminine indefinite article is by some writers changed to _un_ under the same conditions in which _la_ becomes _el_. Cf. =un hacha= in line 333.
338. =la razón que me asiste=, _the right which is on my side_.
VOCABULARY
The vocabulary is intended to include the infinitives of all verbs found in the text, the masculine singular of adjectives, and the singular of nouns. Adverbs regularly formed from adjectives of corresponding meaning are omitted when those adjectives are present. Articles, personal pronouns, numerals up to twelve, and words identical in meaning and spelling with the English are also omitted.
The following abbreviations are used:
_adj._ adjective _adv._ adverb _cf._ compare _dim._ diminutive _f._ feminine _intrans._ intransitive _m._ masculine _n._ noun _pl._ plural _p.p._ past participle _prep._ preposition _pron._ pronoun _refl._ reflexive _rel._ relative _trans._ transitive
A
=a= to, at, in, on; by, of, from; with, for; before; =---- que= what will you bet that...; =¿A qué?= Wherefore? =---- los diez minutos= within ten minutes
=abajo= down, below, downstairs
=abandonar= abandon, yield
=abatimiento= _m._ dejection
=aberración= _f._ error, mistake
=abismo= _m._ abyss
=ablandar= soften
=abnegación= _f._ self-denial, spirit of sacrifice
=abogado= _m._ lawyer
=abolir= abolish
=abonar= credit with; =--se= subscribe, take a season ticket
=abovedado, -a= arched, vaulted
=abrasar= burn, consume
=abrazar= embrace
=abrazo= _m._ embrace
=abrigar= cover, wrap
=abrigo= _m._ cover, shelter; overcoat, coat, wrap
=abrir= open
=abrumador, -a= oppressive
=abrumar= oppress, weigh down, crush
=absoluto, -a= absolute, utter
=absolver= absolve, acquit
=absorto, -a= absorbed
=abstraído, -a= distracted, absent-minded
=absurdo, -a= absurd, unreasonable
=abuela= _f._ grandmother; =---- de padre= father's mother
=abuelo= _m._ grandfather; =---- de madre= mother's father
=abur= good-bye
=abyección= _f._ abjectness, abject poverty
=acá= here
=acabar= finish, end; run out; =acabo de hacerlo= I have just done it (_this idiom is used only with the present and imperfect of_ =acabar=); =acaba por rendirse= in the end yields
=acariciar= caress
=acaso= perhaps, perchance; =por ----= by chance; =por si ----= in case of emergency, as a precaution
=accesorio= _m._ accessory
=acción= _f._ act, action; =en ---- de= as an act of
=acechar= peep, spy, watch
=acelerar= hasten
=acento= _m._ accent
=aceptación= _f._ acceptance, sale
=aceptar= accept
=acerca de= about, concerning
=acercarse a= approach, come near
=acero= _m._ steel
=acertar= succeed; guess right, speak truly; happen
=aciago, -a= gloomy, ill-fated
=aclarar= clear up
=acobardarse= lose courage, quail
=acoger= receive
=acólito= _m._ acolyte, assistant in church service
=acometer= attack
=acomodar= arrange, place; =--se= settle; adapt oneself; _p.p._ well off, well to do
=acompañamiento= _m._ accompaniment
=acompañar= accompany
=aconsejar= advise
=acontecer= happen
=acontecimiento= _m._ event
=acopiar= gather, heap together
=acordar= agree upon, arrange; =--se de= remember
=acostarse= go to bed
=acostumbrar= accustom, have the custom, be wont; =--se= accustom oneself, get used to; _p.p._ accustomed
=actitud= _f._ attitude; =en ---- de= starting to
=acto= _m._ act
=actual= present, of present-day interest
=acudir= have recourse, respond; arrive, come up
=adefesio= _m._ ridiculous get-up, togs
=adelantarse= come forward
=adelante= forward, ahead, on; =¡----!= come in! go on! =en ----= thenceforward
=adelanto= _m._ progress, state of advancement
=ademán= _m._ gesture
=además= besides; =---- de= beside, in addition to
=adiós= good-bye, farewell
=adivinar= guess
=adjetivo= _m._ adjective
=admiración= _f._ admiration
=admirador= _m._ admirer
=admirar= admire
=admitir= admit
=adoptar= adopt
=adoración= _f._ adoration
=adorar= adore
=adornar= adorn
=adorno= _m._ ornament
=adquirir= acquire
=adulación= _f._ flattery
=adular= flatter
=adusto, -a= gloomy, sullen
=adversidad= _f._ adversity
=advertencia= _f._ warning
=advertir= warn, inform; observe, notice
=afán= _m._ anxiety, eagerness; trial
=afectación= _f._ affectation, ostentation
=afectar= affect; feign
=afecto= _m._ affection
=afectuoso, -a= affectionate
=afirmar= assert
=afirmativo, -a= affirmative
=aflicción= _f._ distress, sorrow
=afligir= afflict; cause sorrow; =--se= worry
=afrenta= _f._ shame, disgrace
=afrentoso, -a= ignominious, disgraceful
=afrontar= face
=agitar= agitate; wave
=agobiar= oppress, crush, overwork
=agonía= _f._ suffering
=agradar= please
=agradecer= be grateful for, thank; _p.p._ grateful
=agradecimiento= _m._ gratitude
=Agramante= _fictitious town in Spain_
=agramantino, -a= of Agramante
=agregar= add; =--se= join
=agrícola= farming
=agricultura= _f._ agriculture
=agua= _f._ water; _pl._ waterworks
=aguardar(se)= wait, wait for, await
=agudeza= _f._ shrewdness
=agudo, -a= keen, sharp; (_of sound)_ high
=ahí= there; =por ----= around here, around there, something like that
=ahogar= stifle
=ahogo= _m._ oppression, anguish
=ahora= now; =---- bien= well, then; =---- mismo= this very minute
=ahorcar= hang
=ahorrillos= _m. pl._ small savings
=ahorros= _m. pl._ savings
=airado, -a= angry, wrathful
=aire= _m._ air, breeze, draft; _pl._ climate
=ajeno, -a= of others, another's
=ajustar= adjust, settle
=Aladino= _m._ Aladdin
=alargar= extend, hand over
=alarmante= alarming
=alarmar= alarm
=alberca= _f._ pond, reservoir
=alborada= _f._ singing in the open air at dawn, carol
=alcalde= _m._ mayor
=alcaldesa= _f._ mayor's wife
=alcanzar= attain to, obtain, comprehend; =no se me alcanza= I don't understand
=aldeana= _f._ village girl, country woman
=aleccionar= teach, give a lesson to
=alegar= allege, declare the existence of
=alegrar= gladden; =--se= rejoice, be glad
=alegre= gay, light-hearted, bright
=alegría= _f._ joy, happiness
=alejar= drive away; =--se= go away
=alelado, -a= stupid, stupefied
=aleluya= _m. and f._ Mother Goose rimes
=Alemania= _f._ Germany
=Alemañas= = =Alemania= (_a confusion with_ =alimaña= animal)
=alentar= draw breath, come to life; encourage
=alfarería= _f._ pottery
=algo= something; somewhat
=alguien= some one
=alguno, -a= some, a few, any (_after a singular noun in a negative sentence_ = =ninguno=)
=alimentación= _f._ food, nourishment
=alimentar= feed; =--se= feed, live on
=alma= _f._ soul; =con ----= with all my heart and soul; =de mi ----= my dear
=almacén= _m._ storeroom, warehouse, yard
=alojarse= lodge
=alquilador= _m._ renter
=alquilar= rent, hire
=alquiler= _m._ (_also pl._) rent
=altanero, -a=, proud
=alternativamente= alternately
=alto, -a= tall, high; important; upper; =--o=, =en voz --a= aloud
=¡alto!= halt! stop!
=Alto-Rey= Alto-Rey
=altura= _f._ height; =en las --s= on high
=alucinarse= delude oneself
=alumno, -a= _m. and f._ pupil
=alza= _f._ advance, rise in price; =en ----= rising, going up
=alzar= raise; =--se= rise
=allá= there; =---- usted= that's your own business; =más ----= beyond, further
=allegadora= _f._ collector, gatherer of odds and ends
=allí= there
=amabilidad= _f._ amiability
=amable= amiable, kind, delightful
=amago= _m._ symptom
=amansar= tame
=amar= love
=amargo, -a= bitter
=amargura= _f._ bitterness
=amasar= knead
=amasijo= _m._ kneaded dough; mass, quantity
=ambos, -as= both
=amenaza= _f._ threat
=americano, -a= American
=amigo, -a= _m. and f._ friend; _adj._ friendly, fond of
=amiguita= _f._ dear friend
=amistad= _f._ friendship
=amo= _m._ master; _pl._ master and mistress
=amor= _m._ love; sweetheart; _pl._ love affair
=amoroso, -a= loving
=amparo= _m._ protection
=anciano, -a= old
=ancho, -a= wide; ample; =a sus -as= with complete freedom
=andar= go, go on, walk; be; _n.m._ going, progress
=anemia= _f._ anemia
=anfitrionisa= _f._ hostess
=ángel= _m._ angel, darling
=angelico= _m._ little angel, cherub
=ángulo= _m._ angle, corner
=angustia= _f._ anguish, affliction
=angustiado, -a= distressed
=angustioso, -a= full of anguish, painful
=anhelar= desire
=anhelo= _m._ desire, longing
=anillo= _m._ ring
=animación= _f._ animation
=animar= encourage; =--se= take heart, grow excited
=ánimo= _m._ courage, spirit, intention
=animoso, -a= spirited
=aniquilar= annihilate
=anonadar= annihilate, stun
=ansiedad= _f._ anxiety
=ansioso, -a= anxious
=antaño= long ago
=ante= before, in the face of
=antecedentes= _m. pl._ past history
=antes= first, before, previously, formerly; =-- de=, =-- que= before; =-- bien= rather, on the other hand; =-- de (las veinticuatro horas)= within
=anticipar= tell first; =--se= take the lead, be the first, get ahead of
=anticuado, -a= out of date, old-fashioned
=antiguo, -a= ancient, former; =de -o,= of old
=antipatía= _f._ dislike
=antipático, -a= displeasing, disagreeable
=antojarse (a uno)= desire, feel a whim for
=Antonio= _m._ Anthony
=anunciar= announce, relate
=añadir= add
=año= _m._ year
=apacible= pleasant
=apañadico, -a= _dim. of_ =apañado=
=apañar= dress
=aparecer= appear
=aparentar= put on airs of, make a false show of
=apartar= push aside; =--se= go to one side; leave
=aparte= aside; separate; =-- de= distinct from
=apelar= appeal
=apenas= scarcely, barely; no sooner
=apetito= _m._ appetite
=apilar= pile up
=aplastar= crush
=aplicado, -a= studious, industrious
=aplicar= apply; =-- el oído= listen intently
=aplomado, -a= self-possessed
=apodado, -a= nicknamed, alias
=apoyar= support, rest; =--se= lean
=apoyo= _m._ support
=apreciar= judge; esteem
=aprender= learn
=aprestarse= make ready
=apretar= squeeze, press tight, clench
=aprobar= approve
=aprovechamiento= _m._ using up, employing
=aprovechar= make use of, profit by, do good to
=aproximarse= approach
=aptitud= _f._ capability
=apuesta= _f._ bet, wager
=apuntación= _f._ taking notes; memorandum
=apunte= _m._ memorandum
=aquel, -lla= that, the former; =aquél, aquélla, aquello= that one that; the former; I, 13 =el aquél= that matter
=aquí= here
=arbitrio= _m._ scheme
=árbol= _m._ tree
=arbusto= _m._ shrub
=arca= _f._ chest
=arder= burn
=ardid= _m._ stratagem
=aristocracia= _f._ aristocracy
=arma= _f._ weapon
=armario= _m._ wardrobe
=armónico, -a= harmonious
=armonizar= harmonize
=arranque= _m._ start, first steps; outburst, impulsiveness
=arrasar= raze, level to the ground
=arrastrar= drag
=¡arre!= get up! (_said to horses, etc._)
=arrebatar= snatch
=arrebato= _m._ attack, rush, impulse
=arreglar= arrange, set in order; I, 539 make over; =--se= get along, find a way
=arreglo= _m._ making over, remodeling; setting in order
=arrendar= rent
=arriba= above, up; =monte --= uphill
=arriesgarse= run the risk
=arrimar= put close; join, fasten oneself to; =--se= lean against, get close
=arrimo= _m._ support, protector
=arrogante= arrogant
=arrojar= cast, cast out, drive out; throw, throw away
=arruinar= ruin
=arte= _m. and f._ art
=artesonado= _m._ ceiling of carved wooden rafters
=artículo= _m._ article
=artificio= _m._ trick, device
=asaltar= assail
=ascendente= rising, sloping up
=ascua= _f._ hot coal
=asedio= _m._ siege; attentions
=asegurar= assure; declare
=asentir= acquiesce, agree
=asesinar= murder
=asesinato= _m._ murder
=así= thus, in that way, so, just so; II, 442 of this kind; =--, --= a little that way
=asiento= _m._ seat
=asistir= be present at; assist
=asociarse= form a partnership
=asolación= _f._ devastation
=asomar= appear; put forth; present; =--se= look out, peep in
=asombrado, -a= amazed
=asombrarse= be amazed
=asombro= _m._ amazement
=aspaviento= _m._ exaggerated wonder, display
=aspecto= _m._ aspect, appearance
=áspero, -a= rough
=aspiración= _f._ aspiration
=asunto= _m._ business, affair
=asustadizo, -a= timid
=asustar= frighten, terrify; =--se= be afraid, frightened, shocked
=atacar= attack, rush at
=ataque= _m._ attack
=atar= tie, bind
=atavío= _m._ attire
=atención= _f._ attention
=atender= attend, heed
=atento, -a= attentive, intent, thoughtful
=atenuar= attenuate, condone
=aterrado, -a= filled with terror
=átomo= _m._ atom
=atónito, -a= amazed
=atormentarse= torment oneself, worry
=atrás= backward
=atravesar= cross, stick (cross-wise)
=atreverse a= dare
=atrevido, -a= bold
=atrevimiento= _m._ boldness, audacity
=atribulado, -a= in trouble
=atropelladamente= confusedly, all at the same time
=atropello= _m._ crushing, outraging
=aturdimiento= _m._ bewilderment
=aumentar(se)= increase
=aun= even
=aún= yet, still
=aunque= although
=ausencia= _f._ absence
=autoridad= _f._ authority
=autoritario, -a= authoritative
=autorizar= authorize, make lawful
=auxiliar= _m._ assistant
=auxilio= _m._ aid
=avanzar= advance
=ave= _f._ bird, fowl
=avenirse (a)= agree (to), be willing; =---- (con)= correspond (to)
=aventurar= risk; =--se= venture, make bold; _p.p._ venturesome
=avergonzarse= be ashamed
=avisar= send word, warn, notify
=aviso= _m._ notification, warning; =mandar --= send word
=ay= ah! alas! =¡-- de!= alas for..., woe to...
=ayer= yesterday
=ayuda= _f._ aid
=ayudar= aid, help
=ayuntamiento= _m._ city hall, city government
=azaroso, -a= checkered; unfortunate
=azulejo= _m._ glazed tile
B
=bailar= dance
=baile= _m._ dance
=bajá= _m._ pasha
=bajar= descend, go down, come down, sink, drop; lower
=bajo, -a= short, low, lower, lowest; of low station; =piso --o= first floor; =--o=, =en voz --a=, =por lo --o= in an undertone; =--o comercio= petty trade
=bajo= under, beneath
=balcón= _m._ balcony
=banco= _m._ bank; bench
=bandurria= _f._ a sort of small guitar
=banqueta= _f._ stool
=bañar= bathe
=baño= _m._ bath
=barato, -a= cheap
=Bárbara= _f._ Barbara
=bárbaro, -a= barbarous; stupid
=Barcelona= _f._ _the capital city of Catalonia, and the chief manufacturing city of Spain; on the Mediterranean; more than 1,000,000 inhabitants_
=barnizar= varnish
=barredera= _f._ dragnet
=barrer= sweep
=barriga= _f._ belly
=base= _f._ basis
=bastante= enough, plenty, much, no little, a good deal
=bastar= be enough, suffice
=bastón= _m._ cane
=basura= _f._ garbage, rubbish
=batalla= _f._ battle, struggle
=batirse= fight (a duel)
=bautismal= baptismal
=beatífico, -a= beatific
=beber= drink, drink up
=belleza= _f._ beauty
=bello, -a= beautiful, fair
=bendecir= bless
=bendición= _f._ blessing
=bendito, -a= blessed
=benevolencia= _f._ kindness
=benigno, -a= mild
=berza= _f._ cabbage
=besar= kiss
=beso= _m._ kiss
=bíblico, -a= Biblical
=bien= well, very well, all right; indeed; very; =o --= or else; =no --= no sooner
=bien= _m._ good; blessing, dear; =--es=, =--es de fortuna= property, estate; =--es raíces= real estate
=billete= _m._ ticket; bill, bank-note
=blanco, -a= white
=blanquear= whiten, cleanse
=blasfemia= _f._ blasphemy
=bobita= _f._ silly girl
=boda= _f._ wedding
=Bohemia= _f._ _the crystal glass manufactured in the neighborhood of Haida and Steinschönau, Bohemia, is world-famous_
=bola= _f._ ball
=bolsillo= _m._ pocket
=bolsón= _m._ big purse
=bondad= _f._ goodness, kindness
=bonito, -a= pretty
=bordar= embroider
=borrar= erase, wipe out
=borrico= _m._ donkey
=bosque= _m._ wood
=Brasil, el= _m._ Brazil
=bravísimo= splendid! fine!
=bravo, -a= wild; courageous
=brazo= _m._ arm
=breve= short, brief
=bribón= _m._, =-ona= _f._ rascal, scoundrel, wretch
=brillante= brilliant, bright; _n.m._ diamond
=brillar= shine
=brillo= _m._ show, appearance, brilliancy
=brío= _m._ spirit, energy
=broma, bromita= _f._ jest, joke
=bronce= _m._ bronze
=brotar= bud, burst forth
=brusco, -a= sudden
=brutalidad= _f._ brutality
=bruto, -a= stupid, ill-mannered; _n.m._ brute, beast, stupid
=búcaro= _m._ earthen jar
=bueno, -a= good, kind, good-hearted; fine, nice; =estar --= be well; =--o= very well, all right; =--o está= this is fine
=buffet= _m._ (_French_) refreshments
=bulla= _f._ racket, shouting
=burla= _f._ joke, trick; mockery, sneer
=burlarse (de)= make fun (of), jeer (at)
=burlón, -ona= mocking
=buscar= seek, hunt, look for
=butaca= _f._ armchair; orchestra seat (_in a theater_)
C
=cabal= complete, perfect
=caballero= _m._ gentleman; sir
=caballo= _m._ horse; =a --= on horseback
=cabello= _m._ (_a single_) hair; _pl._ hair (_of the head_)
=caber= be contained in; be room for; be possible
=cabeza= _f._ head; mind; =un mala --= a scapegrace, wild fellow
=cabizbajo, -a= dejected
=cacicón= _m._ super-boss
=cacique= _m._ (political) boss
=cada= each, every; =-- cual= each one
=cadáver= _m._ corpse
=cadena= _f._ chain
=cadete= _m._ cadet, schoolboy
=Cádiz= Cadiz (_the southernmost large city of Spain; an important Atlantic seaport with 70,000 inhabitants_)
=caer= fall; suit; =-- en= notice, think of; II, 485 =no había caído ...= I hadn't thought of that
=cafetín= _m._ small café
=caja= _f._ box; wrapping
=cajón= _m._ drawer; box
=calavera= _m._ rake, scapegrace
=calcular= calculate
=calificación= _f._ description, judgment
=calma= _f._ calm
=calmar= calm
=calmoso, -a= calm, slow
=calor= _m._ heat, warmth; =hace --= it is hot
=calvario= _m._ Calvary, place of torment
=calzada= _f._ highway, avenue
=calzado= _m._ footwear
=callar= be silent, keep still; omit to mention, conceal
=calle= _f._ street
=cambiar= change, exchange
=cambio= _m._ change, exchange; =en --= on the other hand
=caminata= _f._ trip, journey
=camino= _m._ way, road
=camisolín= _m._ ruffle (_on the neck or bosom_)
=campana= _f._ bell
=campaneo= _m._ sound of bells
=campesino, -a= _m. and f._ countryman, countrywoman
=campo= _m._ field; country
=canalla= _f._ mob, rabble; _m._ scoundrel
=cancelar= cancel
=candelero= _m._ candlestick
=candoroso, -a= naïve
=cangrejo= _m._ crab, crayfish
=cansar= weary, tire; =--se= grow tired; trouble oneself
=cantar= sing; crow; _n.m._ song
=cántaro= _m._ jug, jar
=cantidad= _f._ quantity, sum
=canto= _m._ song
=capa= _f._ cape, cloak
=capilla= _f._ chapel
=capital= _m._ capital, wealth; _f._ capital (city)
=capitalito= _m._ neat little capital
=capricho= _m._ caprice, whim
=cara= _f._ face
=carantoñas= _f.pl._ wheedling, caressing
=carbón= _m._ coal
=carbonero= _m._ coal
=carbonífero, -a= carboniferous, coal-bearing
=cárcel= _f._ jail, prison
=carecer de= lack, be without
=carga= _f._ burden, load
=cargamento= _m._ load
=cargar= load
=cargazón= _f._ cargo, loading on
=cargo= _m._ burden, duty; care, charge; =hacerse -- de= consider, regard
=carguita= _f._ small load
=caridad= _f._ charity
=carilla= _f._ page
=cariño= _m._ affection, caress
=cariñoso, -a= affectionate
=Carlsbad= _a city in Bohemia with famous hot springs_