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Life events

Spanish words for “life events”, most frequent first.

#WordMeaningLevel
411casarcasarse (con): to get married (to); to marry (a couple)A1
474nacerto be born; to rise, to originate (river)A1
561crecerto grow; to grow upA1
604el matrimoniomarriage; married coupleA2
621celebrarto celebrate; to hold (a meeting, an event)A2
683cumplirto fulfil, to keep (a promise); to turn (an age)A2
720casadomarriedA2
1040mudarto change; mudarse: to move (house)A2
1053la bodaweddingA2
1184nacidobornA2
1259la navidadChristmasB1
1506el cumpleañosbirthdayB1
1820el nacimientobirth; source (of a river)B1
1905casarseto get marriedB1
1914la ceremoniaceremonyB1
2020la juventudyouth (time of life); young peopleB1
2239la velacandle; sailB1
2288el funeralfuneralB1
2390el aniversarioanniversaryB1
2395la infanciachildhood; children (as a group)B1
2445envolverto wrap (up); to involve, to surroundB1
2703el divorciodivorceB2
3527divorciarto get divorced (divorciarse)B2
3559la separaciónseparationB2
3908la rupturabreak-up; rupture, breaking offB2
4306felicitarto congratulateC1
4463la felicitacióncongratulations; greeting cardC1
4818el entierroburial, funeralC1
4959la pascuaEaster; PassoverC1
4969envejecerto age, to grow old; to make look olderC1
5031la cunacradle, cot; birthplace, cradleC1
5412divorciadodivorcedC1
5897navideñoChristmas (adjective)C1
6028el adornoornament, decorationC1
6046la niñezchildhoodC1
6095el veloveil; thin layer, filmC1
6189adornarto decorate, to adorn; to embellish (a story)C1
6646el viudowidower; widowed manC2
6752la jubilaciónretirement; pensionC2
6793la funerariafuneral home; undertaker'sC2
6811el preparativopreparation; arrangementC2
6830matrimonialmarital; matrimonialC2
6855festejarto celebrateC2
6886emigrarto emigrateC2
7021sepultarto bury (formal); to bury (under rubble or snow)C2
7027la sexualidadsexualityC2
7099el exiliadoexile (person)C2
7198el fallecimientodeath; passingC2
7295singlesingle; unattached (Anglicism, informal)C2
7397el casamientowedding; marriageC2
7448la festividadfestival; holiday; feast dayC2
7487el brindistoast (drinking); dedication (bullfighting)C2
7539la adolescenciaadolescenceC2
7599heterosexualheterosexualC2
7611la madurezmaturity; ripenessC2
7652la honrahonour; dignity; funeral honours (honras fúnebres)C2
7696el belénnativity scene; crib; commotion; mess (colloquial)C2
7762el lutomourningC2
7766la homosexualidadhomosexualityC2
7773la urnaballot box; urn (funerary)C2
7794extintoextinct; deceased; late (el extinto)C2
8066el jubiladoretiree; pensioner; retired (adjective use)C2
8235el bautismobaptism; baptism of fire (first tough experience)C2
8421jubilarto retire (jubilarse); to retire (a person or an object) from serviceC2
8481la mudanzamove; relocation (house); change (literary)C2
8868radicarto lie in; to consist in (radicar en); to settle (radicarse); to file (Latin America)C2
9077la virginidadvirginity; purity; untouched stateC2
9112diecinuevenineteenC2
9741el festejocelebration; festivityC2
9921el / la durmientesleeper; sleeping person; railway sleeper (Latin America)C2
10003la nochebuenaChristmas Eve; poinsettia (Mexico)C2
10147la vejezold ageC2
10521el ocioleisure; free time; idleness; doing nothingC2
10549arraigadodeep-rooted; entrenched; settled; long established in a place (a person)C2
10549arraigarto take root (plants); to become established; to take hold (customs, ideas)C2
10562rutinarioroutine (check, procedure); humdrum; monotonousC2
10566el adulterioadulteryC2
10596el abuelitograndpa; granddad (affectionate); old man or old lady (kind way to refer to them)C2
10603funerariofuneral; funerary (services, rites); funerary (tombs, burial objects)C2
10616la travesuraprank; naughty trickC2
10645el cortejoprocession; retinue (funeral, wedding); courtshipC2
10676el recadomessage (left for someone); errand (Spain: hacer recados)C2
10762cambiarseto get changed (clothes); to move; to switch (cambiarse de casa, de escuela, de trabajo)C2
10825la sepulturagrave; tomb; burial (the act)C2
10891el encierroconfinement; lockdown; bull run (encierro de toros, Pamplona)C2
10910acordarseto remember (acordarse de); to think of; to recall suddenly (me acordé de)C2
10915el adivinofortune-teller; seer; mind reader (no soy adivino)C2
10955el bautizobaptism; christening; bautizo de fuego: baptism of fireC2
11086el liguefling; casual romance (Spain); pulling; chatting someone up (ir de ligue)C2
11121la infidelidadinfidelity (in a relationship); disloyalty (to a cause or principles)C2
11153divorciarseto get divorced; to break away from; to part company with (figurative)C2
11162el / la videnteclairvoyant; seer; sighted person (as opposed to blind)C2
11171el mausoleomausoleumC2
11217el aburrimientoboredom; bore; tedious thing (informal)C2
11231el chamánshaman; charismatic leader or guru (figurative)C2
11267nupcialbridal (dress, bouquet); wedding (ceremony, march, night)C2
11285el / la médiummedium (spiritualist)C2
11305la abstinenciaabstinence; withdrawal (síndrome de abstinencia)C2
11369la etniaethnic group; ethnicityC2
11386la reencarnaciónreincarnation (belief); reincarnation; new embodiment (figurative)C2
11403transtrans; transgender; trans person (noun use)C2
11458el / la indigentedestitute person; homeless person; destitute; indigent (adjective)C2
11493mundanoworldly; of this world (not spiritual); society; fashionable (vida mundana)C2
11524despertarseto wake up; to wake up to reality; to come to one's sensesC2
11526el maltratomistreatment; abuse; domestic abuse (maltrato doméstico)C2
11628enderezarto straighten; to set right; to put back on track (enderezar la vida)C2
11641recluidoconfined; shut awayC2
11641recluirto confine; to shut away; to shut oneself away (recluirse)C2
11689malgastarto waste; to squander (money, inheritance)C2
11739el panteónpantheon; national mausoleum for great figures; cemetery (Mexico: panteón)C2
11764el alejamientomoving away; estrangement; orden de alejamiento: restraining order (Spain)C2
11785ellethey (gender-neutral singular pronoun, informal)C2