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 (“ 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”)

L

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”)

N

Ñ

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”)

Q

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”)

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