Part 11

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IBÉRICO, -A _adj._ Iberian IDIOMA _m._ language IGLESIA _f._ church ÍGNEO, -A _adj._ igneous IGUAL _adj._ alike, equal IMPERIO _m._ empire, dominion; command IMPERMEABLE _adj._ waterproof ÍMPETU _m._ impetus IMPLICAR _v._ to imply IMPONENTE _adj._ imposing IMPRENTA _f._ printing; printing plant IMPUESTO _m._ tax, duty INCIPIENTE _adj._ incipient INCLUIR _v._ to include INCLUYE _see_ INCLUIR INCORPORAR _v._ to incorporate, to unite; to raise INCREMENTO _m._ increase, increment INDICIO _m._ indication, index INDÍGENA _adj._ native, indigenous; _m. or f._ native INDIO, -A _adj._ Indian INDOMABLE _adj._ indomitable, unconquerable INDUDABLE _adj._ unquestionable INESPERADO, -A _adj._ unexpected, unforeseen INFANTE _m. and f._ infant; _title given to the children of the Spanish and the former Portuguese Royal Families_ INFATIGABLE _adj._ indefatigable INFLUIR _v._ to influence, to modify INFORME _m._ report, statement INFRUCTUOSO, -A _adj._ fruitless INGENIERÍA _f._ engineering INGENIO _m._ sugar mill; sugar plantation INGENTE _adj._ enormous (_Amer._) INGLÉS, INGLESA _adj._ English INGRESO _m._ entrance, -S receipts INHERENTE _adj._ inherent INICIAR _v._ to begin, to initiate INNEGABLE _adj._ undeniable INSCRIBIR _v._ to inscribe INSCRITO _see_ INSCRIBIR INSOLACIÓN _f._ sunstroke INSTALACIÓN _f._ equipment, installation INTEGRANTE _adj._ integral INTENDENCIA _f._ territory _or_ office of an intendant INTENDENTE _m._ intendant; ---- DE EJÉRCITO quartermaster-general INTERNO, -A _adj._ interior, domestic _m. and f._ boarding-pupil INTERRUMPIR _v._ to interrupt ÍNTIMO, -A _adj._ intimate; exact INTRANSITABLE _adj._ impassable INVERNAR _v._ to spend the winter; LUGAR DE ---- winter resort INVERTIR _v._ to invest (money); to invert INVESTIR _v._ to invest (with office), to confer (a dignity) INVIERNO _m._ winter IR _v._ to go IRRITANTE _adj._ irritating ISLA _f._ island ISLEÑO, -A _adj._ island ISTMO _m._ isthmus IZQUIERDO, -A _adj._ left (hand)

JACTAR(SE) _v._ to boast JAMÁS _adj._ never JARABE _m._ syrup JARDÍN _m._ garden JEFE _m._ chief, leader JIPIJAPA _f._ fine straw JORNADA _f._ journey JOVEN _adj._ young JOYA _f._ jewel JUEGO _m._ play, game JUEVES _m._ Thursday JUEZ _m._ judge JUGO _m._ sap, juice JUNCO _m._ rush JUNTA _f._ meeting, convention, council JUNTAMENTE _adv._ jointly, together JUNTO _adj._ near, together JURISPRUDENCIA _f._ jurisprudence, law JUSTIFICAR _v._ to justify JUZGAR _v._ to judge

LABRADO, -A _adj._ worked, wrought, handwrought LABRAR _v._ to work LADERA _f._ declivity, slope LADO _m._ side, direction LADRILLO _m._ brick LAGO _m._ lake LAGUNA _f._ lake, reservoir LANA _f._ wool LANAR _adj._ woolen; GANADO ---- sheep LANZAR _v._ to throw, to issue; to launch LARGO, -A _adj._ long; A LO -O DE along LAVANDERÍA _f._ laundry; ---- AL VAPOR steam laundry LAVAR _v._ to wash LECTURA _f._ reading LECHE _f._ milk LECHO _m._ bed; ---- DE ROCA bed rock LECHOSO, -A _adj._ milky LEGUA _f._ league LEGUMBRE _f._ legume; vegetable LEJANO, -A _adj._ distant LEJOS _adv._ far LENGUA _f._ tongue; language LENGUAJE _m._ language LENTITUD _f._ slowness LENTO, -A _adj._ slow LEÑOSO, -A _adj._ woody LETRA _f._ letter; -S letters, learning, the learned professions LEY _f._ law LIBRA _f._ pound; ---- ESTERLINA pound sterling LIBRAR _v._ to free; to wage LIBRE _adj._ free LÍCITO, -A _adj._ lawful, just LIGA _f._ alloy LIGERO, -A _adj._ light, swift, thin; unimportant LIMÓN _m._ lemon LIMPIO, -A _adj._ clean LINAZA _f._ linseed LINDO, -A _adj._ beautiful, pretty, fine LÍNEA _f._ line, boundary, track LINO _m._ flax, linen LISTO, -A _adj._ ready; active; clever LITORAL _m._ shore, seaboard LOCALIDAD _f._ locality LOGRAR _v._ to gain, to succeed, to attain LOMO _m._ back LONGITUD _f._ length, longitude LOTE _m._ lot LOZANO, -A _adj._ luxuriant LUCHAR _v._ to struggle LUEGO _adv._ presently, immediately, then LUGAR _m._ place, site, spot LUJO _m._ luxury, extravagance LUZ _f._ light

LLAMA _m. and f._ llama LLAMAR _v._ to call LLANO, -A _adj._ flat, level; _m._ plain LLANURA _f._ prairie LLEGAR _v._ to arrive, to reach LLENO, -A _adj._ full LLEVAR _v._ to carry, to bring; ---- A CABO to carry out LLOVER _v._ to rain LLUEVE _see_ LLOVER LLUVIA _f._ rain, rainfall

MACHETE _m._ cutlass, cane-knife MADEJA _f._ skein, hank MADERA _f._ wood, timber, lumber MADERERÍA _f._ lumber yard MADRUGAR _v._ to rise early MADURO, -A _adj._ ripe, mature MAESTRO _m._ teacher MAGIA _f._ magic MAÍZ _m._ maize, Indian corn MAJESTUOSO, -A _adj._ majestic MALEZA _f._ thicket, undergrowth MANDATORIO _m._ messenger; delegate; ruler MANDIOCA _f._ cassava _or_ manioc, tapioca MANDO _m._ command, authority, rule MANIFESTAR _v._ to show, to manifest MANIFIESTA _see_ MANIFESTAR MANIGUA _f._ jungle (_Cub._) MANO _f._ hand MANSO, -A _adj._ gentle, tame, mild MANTECA _f._ lard, fat MANTEL _m._ table-cloth MANTENER _v._ to support, to keep up, to maintain MANTIENE _see_ MANTENER MANZANA _f._ apple; block (of houses) MAÑA _f._ skill, cleverness MAQUINARIA _f._ machinery MAR _m. or f._ sea MARAVILLA _f._ marvel, wonder MARCADO, -A _adj._ marked MARCO _m._ frame, background MAREJADA _f._ surf, swell MARFIL _m._ ivory MARGEN _f._ margin, bank MARINA _f._ fleet; ---- DE GUERRA navy MARTES _m._ Tuesday MÁS _adv._ more; POR ---- QUE however much; ---- BIEN rather MASA _f._ mass; dough MATAR _v._ to kill MATE _m._ Brazilian holly (_from leaves of which Paraguay tea is made_); Paraguay tea; gourd _or_ vessel (_in which the tea is made_) MATERIA _f._ material; subject; subject matter MATIZ _m._ hue, color MATRÍCULA _f._ enrolment MATRIZ _f._ matrix MAUSOLEO _m._ mausoleum, tomb MAYOR _adj._ larger, greater; HIJO ---- eldest son MEDIA _f._ stocking MEDIANTE _prep._ by means of MEDIDA _f._ measure, standard; A ---- QUE in proportion that, as MEDIO _m._ means, medium; middle MEDIR _v._ to measure MEDITERRÁNEO, -A _adj._ inland, interior MEJOR _adj._ better, superior; _adv._ better MEJORA _f._ improvement MELOCOTÓN _m._ peach MENA _f._ ore MENOS _adv._ less MENTADO, -A _adj._ celebrated, famous MENUDO, -A _adj._ minute, small; A -O often, frequently MERCADO _m._ market MERCED _f._ grace, mercy; ---- A thanks to MERECER _v._ to deserve MERIDIONAL _adj._ southern MES _m._ month MESA _f._ table MESETA _f._ plateau, tableland METALÍFERO, -A _adj._ metalliferous METER _v._ to put in, to set in MEZCLA _f._ mixture, compound MEZCLAR _v._ to mix MIDE _see_ MEDIR MIEMBRO _m._ member MIENTRAS _adv._ while MILLA _f._ mile MILLAR _m._ thousand MINERO, -A _adj._ mining MINISTERIO _m._ ministry, cabinet, department MINISTRO _m._ minister (of state); PRIMER ---- prime minister MIRA _f._ intention, purpose MIRAR _v._ to look, to look at, to face MISIONERO _m._ missionary MISMO, -A _adj._ same, similar MITAD _f._ half MODA _f._ style, fashion MODELO _m._ model, style MÓDICO, -A _adj._ moderate MODO _m._ method, mode, manner MOLER _v._ to grind, to pulverize MOLINO _m._ mill MONACITA _f._ monazite MONEDA _f._ coin, coinage, money MONTAÑA _f._ mountain MONTAR _v._ to mount; to equip MONTÓN _m._ heap, pile, mass MORENO, -A _adj._ brown; swarthy MORIR _v._ to die MORTAL _adj._ mortal, deadly MOSTRAR _v._ to show, to prove, to demonstrate MOTIVO _m._ cause, reason, motive MUEBLE _m._ piece of furniture MUELLE _m._ wharf, pier, quay MUERTE _f._ death MUESTRA _f._ example, sample MUJER _f._ woman MÚLTIPLO _m._ multiple MUNDIAL _adj._ of the world, worldly MUNDO _m._ world, earth

NACER _v._ to be born; to begin NADA _pron._ anything, nothing NAIPE _m._ playing-card NARANJA _f._ orange (_the fruit_) NARANJO _m._ orange tree NATAL _adj._ native; DÍA ---- birthday NATURAL _adj._ natural; native NAVEGAR _v._ to navigate NEGOCIO _m._ business, occupation; affair NEVADO, -A _adj._ snow-covered, snowy NEVASCA _f._ snowstorm NIEBLA _f._ mist NIEVE _f._ snow NINGÚN, NINGUNO _pron._ no, none, not one NIÑO, -A _m. and f._ child NÍQUEL _m._ nickel NITRATO _m._ nitrate NITRERÍA _f._ saltpeter works NIVEL _m._ level NOCTURNO, -A _adj._ night, nocturnal NOMBRAR _v._ to name, to nominate NOMBRE _m._ name, title; fame NORDESTE _m._ northeast NORUEGO, -A _adj._ Norwegian NOTAR _v._ to notice, to take note of; ES DE ----SE it is worthy of note NOTICIA _f._ news, information NUEVO, -A _adj._ new NUEZ _f._ nut NUNCA _adv._ never

ÑANDUTÍ _m._ lace (_guaraní for_ TELA DE ARAÑA)

O _conj._ or, either; ---- SEA that is, that is to say OBISPO _m._ bishop OBRA _f._ work OBRERO _m._ workman OBSTANTE _pres. part. of_ OBSTAR (to hinder, to withstand); NO ---- nevertheless, notwithstanding OBTENER _v._ to obtain OBTENGA _see_ OBTENER OBTUVO _see_ OBTENER OCCIDENTAL _adj._ western OCULTAR _v._ to hide OCULTO, -A _adj._ hidden OESTE _m._ west OFICINA _f._ office OFICIO _m._ office; HACER EL ---- DE to serve as; ARTES Y ----S arts and trades OFRECER _v._ to offer OJEADA _f._ glance OLA _f._ wave OLVIDAR _v._ to forget ONDULADO, -A _adj._ undulating ORACIÓN _f._ sentence ORBE _m._ orb; EL ---- the earth ORIGINARIO, -A _adj._ original, native ORILLA _f._ shore, bank; limit ORO _m._ gold ORQUESTA _f._ orchestra OTORGAR _v._ to grant OVEJA _f._ sheep, ewe

PAGAR _v._ to pay PAÍS _m._ country, region PAISAJE _m._ landscape PAJA _f._ straw PÁJARO _m._ bird PALABRA _f._ word PALMERA _f._ palm tree PALMITO _m._ palmetto, dwarf fan-palm PALMO _m._ span, handsbreadth PALO _m._ stick, wood; ---- DE TINTE dye wood; ---- SANTO lignum vitae PALTA _f._ alligator pear PAMPA _f._ plain, prairie (_Arg._) PAN _m._ bread PANADERO _m._ baker PANTANO _m._ reservoir PANTEÓN _m._ pantheon PÃO _(Port.) f._ bread, loaf; ---- D'ASSUCAR sugar-loaf PAPEL _m._ paper; HACER UN ---- to play a part PAQUETE _m._ packet, parcel PAR _adj._ equal; A LA ---- QUE just as, like PARA _prep._ for; _conj._ in order to, until; ESTAR ---- to be on the point of PARADA _f._ stop, stopping place, port of call PARADÓJICO, -A _adj._ paradoxical PARAGUAS _m._ umbrella PARAR _v._ to stop; ---- MIENTES to notice PARECER _v._ to seem; AL ---- apparently; ----SE to resemble PARECIDO, -A _adj._ similar PAREZCA _see_ PARECER PARLAMENTARIO, -A _adj._ parliamentary PARQUE _m._ park PARTICIPAR _v._ to inform, to share PARTICULAR _adj._ particular; private PARTIDO _m._ party PARTIR _v._ to split, to separate; to depart PASAJE _m._ passage, journey PASAJERO _m._ traveler, passenger PASEO _m._ promenade, avenue; walk; ---- EN COCHE drive PASILLO _m._ passage, corridor PASO _m._ pass, passing, way PASTO _m._ pasture PASTOREO _m._ pasturage PATA _f._ foot (of an animal); DE ---- SEGURA sure-footed PATATA _f._ potato PATIO _m._ court, courtyard PATRÓN _m._ pattern, standard PAULATINAMENTE _adv._ slowly PAVIMENTAR _v._ to pave PAZ _f._ peace PECUARIO, -A _adj._ pertaining to cattle PECHO _m._ chest, breast PEDREGOSO, -A _adj._ stony PENA _f._ pain, trouble PENDIENTE _m._ slope PENSAR _v._ to think PENÚLTIMO, -A _adj._ penultimate, next to last PEÓN _m._ day-laborer, peasant PEQUEÑO, -A _adj._ small PERDER _v._ to lose PÉRDIDA _f._ loss PERIÓDICO _m._ newspaper PERITO, -A _adj._ expert, skilled PERJUICIO _m._ detriment, injury PERLA _f._ pearl PERMANECER _v._ to remain PERMISO _m._ permission PERSONAJE _m._ personage PERSONAL _m._ personnel, faculty PERSPECTIVA _f._ outlook, prospect PERTENECER _v._ to belong, to pertain PESAR _v._ to weigh; A ---- DE in spite of PESCUEZO _m._ neck PESETA _f._ silver coin (_worth about twenty cents_) PESO _m._ weight, dollar PESQUERA _f._ fishery, fishing grounds PESQUERÍA _f._ fishery, fishing grounds PETITGRAIN _(Fr.) m._ oil extracted from leaves of the orange tree PICO _m._ point, peak, bill PIE _m._ foot PIEDRA _f._ stone PIEL _f._ skin, hide; leather PIERNA _f._ leg PIEZA _f._ piece, coin; room PINO _m._ pine (wood _or_ tree) PINTOR _m._ painter PINTORESCO, -A _adj._ picturesque PINTURA _f._ painting; paint PIÑA _f._ pineapple PIRATA _m._ pirate PISO _m._ floor, story PLACER _m._ pleasure PLANICIE _f._ plain PLANO, -A _adj._ smooth, level; _m._ plan, design PLATA _f._ silver; ---- LABRADA wrought silver PLÁTANO _m._ banana PLATINO _m._ platinum PLAYA _f._ beach, shore PLAZA _f._ square, market-place PLOMO _m._ lead POBLACIÓN _f._ population; town POBLADO _m._ city, town POBLAR _v._ to colonize, to populate POCITO _m._ small well POCO, -A _adj._ little; -OS -AS few, some PODER _v._ to be able; _m._ power PODEROSO, -A _adj._ powerful PODRIDO, -A _adj._ decayed POLICÍA _f._ police POLÍTICA _f._ politics; policy POMADA _f._ salve, pomade PONER _v._ to place POR _prep._ by, for, through; ---- CIENTO per cent; ---- EXCELENCIA par excellence PORVENIR _m._ future POSEER _v._ to possess POSTERIOR _adj._ later POTENCIA _f._ power POZO _m._ well; shaft (of a mine) PRACTICAR _v._ to perform; to make PRADERA _f._ prairie, meadow PRECIO _m._ price PRECOLOMBINO, -A _adj._ pre-Columbian, antedating Columbus PREFERIR _v._ to prefer PREFIERE _see_ PREFERIR PREGUNTA _f._ question PRELADO _m._ prelate PRENDA _f._ pledge, token; ---- DE VESTIR garment PRESTAR _v._ to lend; ---- ATENCIÓN to pay attention PREVER _f._ to foresee PRIMER, PRIMERO, -A _adj._ first PRIMO, -A _adj._ first; MATERIA -A raw material PRINCIPIO _m._ beginning; principle PRIVADO, -A _adj._ private PROBAR _v._ to try, to test, to prove PROCEDIMIENTO _m._ process, proceeding PRODUCIR _v._ to produce PRODUJERON _see_ PRODUCIR PROEZA _f._ prowess PROMEDIO _m._ average PRONTO, -A _adj._ quick, prompt; -O _adv._ quickly, promptly PROPAGAR _v._ to propagate PROPIAMENTE _adv._ properly; ---- DICHO strictly speaking PROPICIO, -A _adj._ propitious, suitable PROPIO, -A _adj._ proper, own, same, very, characteristic PROPORCIONAR _v._ to furnish, to supply; to adjust PROPÓSITO _m._ purpose; A ---- DE regarding PROSEGUIR _v._ to pursue, to proceed, to prosecute PROSIGUE _see_ PROSEGUIR PROTEGER _v._ to protect PROTEJA _see_ PROTEGER PROVEER _v._ to provide, to supply PROVENIR _v._ to proceed, to arise PROVIENE _see_ PROVENIR PROVISORIO, -A _adj._ provisional, temporary PROVISTO _see_ PROVEER PRÓXIMO, -A _adj._ nearest; next PROYECTO _m._ project, plan PRUEBA _f._ proof, evidence, test; A ---- DE proof against PUDIENDO _see_ PODER PUEBLO _m._ town; people, population; nation PUEDE _see_ PODER PUERTO _m._ port; ---- DE EMBARQUE shipping port PUES _conj._ since, because; _adv._ then PUESTO _m._ position; _see also_ PONER; ---- QUE since PULGADA _f._ inch PUNTO _m._ point, dot, place PUSO _see_ PONER

QUEBRAR _v._ to break QUEDAR _v._ to remain QUEHACER _m._ occupation, task; ----ES affairs, business QUEMAR _v._ to burn QUERER _v._ to wish, to desire QUIEN _pron._ who QUÍMICA _f._ chemistry QUÍMICO _m._ chemist QUINA _f._ cinchona, Peruvian bark QUINTA _f._ estate, country place QUINTAL _m._ quintal, hundred-weight QUISIERE _see_ QUERER QUIZÁ, QUIZÁS _adv._ perhaps

RADA _f._ roadstead, bay RAÍZ _f._ root; A ---- DE immediately after RAJA _f._ crack, fissure RAMA _f._ branch, shoot RAMBLA _f._ ramble, walk RAMIFICACIÓN _f._ branch, branching RAMO _m._ branch RARO, -A _adj._ rare; ----A VEZ seldom RASCACIELOS _m._ skyscraper RASGO _m._ stroke, dash, trace, feature RAYO _m._ ray RAZA _f._ race RAZÓN _f._ reason, right; A ---- DE at the rate of REALISTA _adj. and m. or f._ royalist REBAÑO _m._ flock RECIAL _m._ rapids RECINTO _m._ inclosure, precinct RECLAMAR _v._ to claim, to demand RECOBRAR _v._ to recover RECOGER _v._ to gather, to harvest, to collect; to retake RECOLECCIÓN _f._ crop, harvest; harvesting RECONOCER _v._ to recognize, to acknowledge RECORRER _v._ to examine, to survey, to traverse RECREO _m._ recreation, pastime RECTO, -A _adj._ straight, erect, upright RECTOR _m._ rector; president (of a university) RECURSO _m._ resource RECHAZAR _v._ to repulse REDUCIDO, -A _adj._ small REDUCIR _v._ to reduce REDUJO _see_ REDUCIR REEMPLAZAR _v._ to replace REFERIR _v._ to refer REFIERE _see_ REFERIR REFORMADOR _m._ reformer REFRESCO _m._ refreshment, cold drink REGAR _v._ to water, to irrigate REGATA _f._ regatta, boat race REGENTAR _v._ to rule, to govern REGENTE _m._ regent REGIR _v._ to rule, to control, to prevail REGLA _f._ rule, law REGRESAR _v._ to return REINO _m._ kingdom, reign RELIQUIA _f._ relic, residue, trace RELOJ _m._ watch, clock RELUCIENTE _adj._ shining, glittering, bright REMONTAR _v._ to go up, to ascend RENDIMIENTO _m._ yield, crop, income RENDIR _v._ to yield, to bear; to render; ----SE to submit; to be tired RENOMBRADO, -A _adj._ renowned RENTA _f._ rent, income, revenue REÑIDO, -A _adj._ violent, hard-fought REPETIR _v._ to repeat REPITIENDO _see_ REPETIR REQUIEBRO _m._ compliment REQUISITO _m._ requirement, requisite RESEÑA _f._ summary RESGUARDAR _v._ to protect, to defend RESINA _f._ resin RESOLVER _v._ to resolve RESPETAR _v._ to concern RESPUESTA _f._ reply, answer RESTO _m._ rest, remainder RESTRINGIR _v._ to restrain, to limit, to confine RESUELTO _see_ RESOLVER RESULTADO _m._ result RETRATO _m._ portrait, picture REUNIÓN _f._ meeting, gathering REUNIR _v._ to gather, to unite, to assemble REVELAR _v._ to reveal REVESTIR _v._ to dress, to clothe; to be invested with REVISTA _f._ magazine, review REY _m._ king RICO, -A _adj._ rich RIEGO _m._ irrigation RINDE _see_ RENDIR RIO _(Port.) m._ river RÍO _m._ river RIQUEZA _f._ riches, wealth RIVALIZAR _v._ to rival; ---- CON to vie with ROCA _f._ rock RODEAR _v._ to surround, to inclose ROJO, -A _adj._ red, crimson ROMPER _v._ to break, to tear ROMPIENTE _m._ surf, breaker ROPA _f._ clothing; ---- HECHA ready-made clothing ROSTRO _m._ face RUBÍ _f._ ruby RUTA _f._ route

SABER _v._ to know; A ---- namely, to wit SABIO, -A _adj._ wise, learned SABROSO, -A _adj._ savory, palatable SACAR _v._ to take out, to extract SACO _m._ bag, sack SACUDIR _v._ to shake SAL _f._ salt SALADERO _m._ salting-place, salting-tub SALADO, -A _adj._ salted SALIDA _f._ exit, departure, start, outlet SALIR _v._ to leave, to start, to go out SALITRE _m._ saltpeter, nitrate SALITRERO, -A _adj._ nitrate; _f._ nitrate bed SALUBRE _adj._ salubrious SALUD _f._ health SALUDABLE _adj._ healthful SALVAJE _adj._ savage, wild, rough SALVAR _v._ to save; to span, to pass over SANGRE _f._ blood SANIDAD _f._ sanitation SANO, -A _adj._ healthful SÃO _(Port.) m._ saint SATISFACER _v._ to satisfy SAVIA _f._ sap SAZÓN _f._ maturity, season; A LA ---- at that time SECAR _v._ to dry SECO, -A _adj._ dry SEDA _f._ silk SEDIENTO, -A _adj._ thirsty SEDOSO, -A _adj._ silky SEGUIDA _f._ continuation; EN ---- immediately SEGUIR _v._ to follow, to continue SEGÚN _prep. and conj._ according to SEGURO, -A _adj._ sure, safe, secure SELVA _f._ forest SEMANA _f._ week SEMBRAR _v._ to sow, to scatter SEMEJANTE _adj._ like, similar SEMEJAR _v._ to resemble SEMILLA _f._ seed SENADO _m._ senate SENCILLO, -A _adj._ simple SENDERO _m._ path, footpath SENTAR _v._ to seat; ----SE to sit down SENTIDO _m._ sense, perception, direction SENTIR _v._ to feel, to experience SEÑALADO, -A _adj._ famous, celebrated SEPTENTRIONAL _adj._ northern SEQUEN _see_ SECAR SERICULTURA _f._ silkworm culture SERVIDUMBRE _f._ servitude, serfdom SERVIR _v._ to serve; ---- DE to serve as SI _conj._ if; ---- BIEN although SIEMBRA _f._ sowing; seed-time; sown field SIEMPRE _adv._ always SIENTE _see_ SENTIR SIERRA _f._ mountain range SIGLO _m._ century SIGUE _see_ SEGUIR SIGUIENTE _adj._ following, successive SILVESTRE _adj._ wild, uncultivated SILLA _f._ chair; ---- DE MONTAR saddle SIN _prep._ without; ---- EMBARGO nevertheless SINO _conj. and prep._ except, besides, but SINSABOR _m._ trouble, pain, disgust SIRVE _see_ SERVIR SITIO _m._ place, site, siege SOBRE _prep._ on, upon, over, above SOBRENOMBRE _m._ nickname SOBREVENIR _v._ to overtake, to come upon SOBRINO _m._ nephew SODIO _m._ sodium SOL _m._ sun; dollar (Peruvian) SOLDADO _m._ soldier SOLDAR _v._ to solder, to weld SOLER _v._ to be accustomed to SOLICITAR _v._ to seek, to solicit SOMBRA _f._ shade, shadow SOMBRERO _m._ hat SOMETER _v._ to submit; to subject SONIDO _m._ sound SONRIENTE _adj._ smiling SORBER _v._ to sip SORPRENDER _v._ to surprise SORTIJA _f._ ring SOSIEGO _m._ calmness SOSTENER _v._ to sustain, to support SOSTIENE _see_ SOSTENER SUAVE _adj._ soft, smooth, gentle SUBÁCUEO, -A _adj._ underwater SUBIDO, -A _adj._ high, high-priced SUBIR _v._ to mount, to climb SÚBITO, -A _adj._ sudden SUBLEVAR _v._ to raise; ----SE to rebel SUBVENCIONAR _v._ to subsidize SUBYUGAR _v._ to subjugate SUCEDER _v._ to happen; to succeed SUCESO _m._ event, happening SUDADERO _m._ sudatory, sweating-room SUECO, -A _adj._ Swedish SUELA _f._ sole, sole-leather SUELE _see_ SOLER SUELO _m._ ground, soil; floor SUERTE _f._ chance, fate, luck; DE ---- QUE so that, with the result that SUFRIR _v._ to suffer SUIZO, -A _adj._ Swiss SUL _(Port.) m._ south SUMAMENTE _adv._ extremely, highly SUMINISTRAR _v._ to furnish, to provide SUMO, -A _adj._ highest, greatest SUNTUOSO, -A _adj._ sumptuous, splendid SUPERAR _v._ to surpass SUPERFICIE _f._ surface SUPONER _v._ to suppose, to assume SUPRIMIR _v._ to suppress SUR _m._ south SURGIR _v._ to issue, to rise, to break out SURTIR _v._ to furnish, to provide SUSODICHO, -A _adj._ aforementioned

TACHA _f._ flaw TAGUA _f._ vegetable ivory TAL _adj._ such, similar TALLER _m._ shop, factory TALLO _m._ stem TAMAÑO _m._ size TAMBIÉN _adv._ also TANINO _m._ tannin TANTO, -A _adj._ as much, so much; UN ----O a little; EN ----O QUE while; POR LO ----O therefore; ----O POR CIENTO percentage TARDAR _v._ to delay, to take long TASAJO _m._ jerked beef, hung beef TECHO _m._ roof TEJA _f._ tile TEJADO _m._ roof TEJAS _m._ Texas TEJEDOR _m._ weaver TEJER _v._ to weave, to knit TEJIDO _m._ tissue, fabric, textile TELA _m._ cloth, fabric TELAR _m._ loom TEMBLOR _m._ earthquake, shock TEMPLADO, -A _adj._ temperate, moderate TEMPORADA _f._ season, spell; LUGAR DE ---- pleasure resort TEMPORADISTA _m._ pleasure-seeker TENDER _v._ to tend to; to stretch out TENER _v._ to have; ---- EN CUENTA to take into account; ---- QUE to be obliged to TENERÍA _f._ tannery TENIENTE _m._ lieutenant, deputy TENTATIVA _f._ attempt TERMAL _adj._ thermal; EL ECUADOR ---- the heat belt TERMINAR _v._ to end, to complete TÉRMINO _m._ term, period TERRA _(Port.) f._ land TERREMOTO _m._ earthquake TERRENO _m._ land, piece of ground, grounds TIENDA _f._ store, shop; ---- DE CAMPAÑA tent TIENE _see_ TENER TIERNO, -A _adj._ tender, soft TIERRA _f._ earth, land, soil, country, region TINA _f._ tub, vat TINIEBLAS _f. pl._ darkness TINO _m._ prudence, judgment, skill TINTE _m._ dye, stain TINTÓREO, -A _adj._ tinctorial, relating to dyes TIPO _m._ type TIRAR _v._ to throw, to shoot, to draw, to pull; ---- A to tend toward TIRÓN _m._ pull, jerk TITÁNICO, -A _adj._ titanic, immense TÍTULO _m._ title TOCADOR _m._ dressing-table TOCAR _v._ to touch; to play TODAVÍA _adv._ still, yet; nevertheless TOMAR _v._ to take TONELADA _f._ ton TORNAR _v._ to turn, to return; ----SE to become TORREFACCIÓN _f._ drying, roasting TORTUOSO, -A _adj._ crooked, tortuous TOSTAR _v._ to toast, to roast, to tan TRABAJO _m._ work TRADUCIR _v._ to translate TRAER _v._ to bring TRAJE _m._ clothes, costume TRAJERA _see_ TRAER TRANSCURRIR _v._ to pass, to elapse TRÁNSITO _m._ passage, transit, trip TRANSPORTE _m._ transport TRANVÍA _m._ street car TRAS _prep._ after, behind TRASBORDO _m._ transfer TRASLADAR _v._ to remove; ----SE to go TRASPUESTA _f._ transfer TRASTORNO _m._ disturbance TRATADO _m._ treaty TRATAMIENTO _m._ treatment TRAVÉS _m._ inclination; A ---- DE across, through TRAVIESA _f._ cross-tie (of railroad) TRAZAR _v._ to trace, to plan TREN _m._ train TREPADOR, -ORA _adj._ climbing TRIBU _f._ tribe TRIGO _m._ wheat TRILLADORA _f._ thrashing machine TRONADOR, -ORA _adj._ thundering TRONCO _m._ trunk TRONO _m._ throne TROPA _f._ troop TUBÉRCULO _m._ tuber TUBO _m._ tube, pipe TUVIERON _see_ TENER