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The 10,000 most common Spanish words: 7001–7100

The 10,000 most frequent Spanish words, in order.

#WordMeaningLevel
8342la conscienciaconsciousness; awareness (tomar consciencia)C2
8343la vainapod; sheath; thing; matter; hassle (Caribbean, Colombia)C2
8344el talibánTaliban (member); Taliban (adjective)C2
8345el testículotesticleC2
8347la garzaheron; egretC2
8348fundidomelted; molten; cast (of metal); worn out; exhaustedC2
8349el / la ceoCEO; chief executiveC2
8350matricularto enrol; to register (a student); to register (a vehicle)C2
8351la cordilleramountain range; the Andes (Chile, Argentina: la cordillera)C2
8352plateadosilver; silvery; silver-platedC2
8353desobedecerto disobey; to defy; to break (a rule)C2
8354el simioape; simianC2
8355el reclutamientorecruitment (of staff); military recruitment; enlistmentC2
8356acariciarto stroke; to caress; to pet; to cherish; to toy with (an idea)C2
8357infrarrojoinfrared; infrared (radiation; noun use)C2
8359mimarto pamper; to spoil; to treat oneself (mimarse)C2
8362decretarto decree; to order (officially); to declare (a state, a measure)C2
8363el galánheartthrob; handsome leading man; suitor (dated)C2
8364el transcursocourse (of an event, a period); passing (of time)C2
8365desapercibidounnoticedC2
8366el fosomoat; ditch; orchestra pitC2
8368el banquillobench (sports, substitutes); dock (of the accused)C2
8369inadecuadoinappropriate; unsuitable; inadequate; insufficientC2
8370extravaganteextravagant; flamboyant; lavish; wasteful (of spending, tastes)C2
8374la filtraciónleak; seepage; leak (of information)C2
8375la nostalgianostalgia; homesicknessC2
8376el manicomioasylum; psychiatric hospital (dated); madhouse (chaotic place)C2
8378el baúltrunk; chest; car boot (Latin America)C2
8379el / la sopranosoprano (singer); soprano (voice range)C2
8380el guerrilleroguerrilla fighter; guerrilla (adjective)C2
8381la raciónportion; serving; ration; allowanceC2
8382sancionarto sanction; to penalise; to ratify; to sign into lawC2
8383afilarto sharpen; to hone; to sharpen (skills, wit)C2
8384aztecaAztec; Aztec (person)C2
8385el pistolerogunman; gunslinger; hired gunmanC2
8386matarseto get killed; to kill oneself; to work oneself to deathC2
8387la partituramusical score; sheet music; film scoreC2
8388la perforacióndrilling; boring; perforation (medical)C2
8393el úterouterus; womb; womb (before birth)C2
8397afinarto tune (an instrument); to fine-tune; to refineC2
8398el / la novelistanovelistC2
8399la cavernacave; cavernC2
8400la teclakey (of a keyboard or piano); hit the nail on the head (dar en la tecla)C2
8402el caimáncaimanC2
8406susceptiblesusceptible; liable (to); touchy; easily offendedC2
8407defectuosodefective; faultyC2
8408la rajacrack; slit; split; slice (of fruit, melon, cheese)C2
8409el convenioagreement; accord; collective agreementC2
8412el nitrógenonitrogenC2
8413custodiarto guard; to watch over; to safeguard; to hold in trustC2
8416el medallónmedallion; locket; medallion (round cut of meat)C2
8417la inmobiliariaestate agency; property developerC2
8418la jefaturaleadership; post of chief; headquarters (police)C2
8420perderseto get lost; to miss (an event, an opportunity)C2
8421jubilarto retire (jubilarse); to retire (a person or an object) from serviceC2
8422la cáscarapeel; skin (of fruit); shell (of an egg, a nut)C2
8423la gasolinerapetrol stationC2
8425la travesíacrossing; voyage; road through a town (Spain)C2
8426el yuanyuan (Chinese currency)C2
8430ambicionarto aspire to; to seek; to covet; to crave (power, wealth)C2
8434la credibilidadcredibilityC2
8435el morteromortar (building material); mortar (for crushing)C2
8436enteramenteentirely; completelyC2
8438duramenteharshly; severely; hard (of working, struggling)C2
8439estancarto stop (a flow); to staunch; to stagnate; to stall (estancarse)C2
8440el socialismosocialismC2
8441sobrarto be left over; to be in excess; to be in the way; to be unwantedC2
8442la plegariaprayer; supplication; plea; fervent appealC2
8445la descomposicióndecomposition; decay; breakdown; disintegrationC2
8447insoportableunbearable; intolerable; insufferable; obnoxious (of a person)C2
8448la contradiccióncontradiction; contrariness (espíritu de contradicción)C2
8450el emblemaemblem; badge; symbol; hallmarkC2
8452la ofensaoffence; insult; offence (wrong, sin)C2
8454el / la mánagermanager (of an artist, an athlete); manager (business executive)C2
8457babilonioBabylonian; Babylonian (person)C2
8458el pajaritolittle bird; a little bird told me (me lo dijo un pajarito)C2
8459el clippaper clip; clip (fastener); video clipC2
8460el forasterooutsider; stranger (from elsewhere); from elsewhere (adjective use)C2
8461saldarto settle; to pay off (a debt); to end in; to result in (saldarse con)C2
8462la morguemorgueC2
8463la rupiarupeeC2
8468viableviable; feasible; viable (able to survive or grow)C2
8469todopoderosoalmighty; omnipotent; all-powerful (of a person, an institution)C2
8470el buzónpostbox; letterbox; voicemail; email inboxC2
8471cortesanocourtly; of the royal court; courtier (noun use)C2
8472el chiclechewing gum; chicle (tree resin)C2
8473desestimarto dismiss; to reject (a claim, an appeal); to underestimate; to disregardC2
8474la incapacidadinability; incapacity; sick leave; certified disabilityC2
8475mentalmentementally; in one's head; mentally (state of mind)C2
8476textiltextile; textile; fabric (noun use)C2
8477sencillamentesimply; just; plainly; in a simple wayC2
8478la mortalidadmortality (death rate); mortality (being mortal)C2
8479encomendarto entrust (a task, a person); to commend oneself (encomendarse)C2
8481la mudanzamove; relocation (house); change (literary)C2
8482el genocidiogenocideC2
8484el tictic (involuntary movement); quirk; verbal habitC2
8485cautivarto captivate; to charm; to take captive (literary)C2
8486pelarto peel; to skin; to cut (someone's) hair short (Latin America)C2
8487el atracohold-up; armed robbery; rip-off; daylight robberyC2
8488el deliriodelirium; delusion; frenzy; wild excitementC2