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The 10,000 most common Spanish words: 8001–8086

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

#WordMeaningLevel
9856la dunaduneC2
9857caóticochaotic; messy; disorganised (life, room)C2
9858seductorseductive; alluring; tempting; attractive (offer, idea)C2
9860emparentarto become related (by marriage); to be related (languages, species): estar emparentado conC2
9862la contrataciónhiring; recruitment; taking out (a service, insurance); contractingC2
9864el brochebrooch; clasp; fastenerC2
9865la subvenciónsubsidy; grant (public funding)C2
9866intermitenteintermittent; on and off; indicator (noun use, Spain)C2
9868la semejanzaresemblance; similarity; likeness (a semejanza de: in the likeness of)C2
9871el fascismofascismC2
9874la demenciadementia; madness; folly (informal)C2
9877el corpuscorpus (body of texts); Corpus (Christi): the religious feastC2
9880el alzheimerAlzheimer's diseaseC2
9881rodanteon wheels; rolling (casa rodante); rolling stock (material rodante)C2
9882la humildadhumility; humbleness (modest social origin)C2
9883enérgicoenergetic; vigorous; firm; forceful (measures, protest)C2
9884el azulejotile (glazed ceramic)C2
9885la escotillahatch (on a ship); hatch (submarine, spacecraft, aircraft)C2
9886la yeguamareC2
9888simpatizarto get on well with; to take to; to sympathise with; to support (a cause, a party)C2
9889halagarto flatter; to compliment; to please; to gratify (me halaga que...)C2
9890reactivarto revive; to restart (an economy, a project); to reactivate (an account, a device)C2
9891el caudillocaudillo; strongman leaderC2
9893la siglaacronym; abbreviation (made of initials)C2
9896la valoraciónassessment; evaluation; valuation (price estimate)C2
9897el pimientosweet pepper; (importar un pimiento) not to care a bitC2
9898prusianoPrussian; Prussian (person; noun use)C2
9901la condecoracióndecoration; medal (honour); awarding of an honour (ceremony)C2
9903el mareodizziness; travel sickness; hassle; fuss (informal)C2
9904carnívorocarnivorous; meat-eating; carnivore (animal; noun use)C2
9905la sardinasardine; (como sardinas en lata) packed tightC2
9908nutrirto nourish; to feed; to feed (an idea, a work); nutrirse deC2
9909netonet (after deductions); net (overall result)C2
9911brutalmentebrutally; violently; brutally; extremely (as an intensifier)C2
9913el cavacava (Spanish sparkling wine); vena cava (anatomy)C2
9915desacreditarto discredit; to damage the reputation ofC2
9916el grillocricket (insect); shackles; fetters (usually plural)C2
9918pasivopassive; inactive; liabilities (accounting; noun use)C2
9920perjudicialharmful; detrimentalC2
9921el / la durmientesleeper; sleeping person; railway sleeper (Latin America)C2
9924el / la suboficialnon-commissioned officer; sergeantC2
9925el piojolouse (lice)C2
9927domarto break in; to tame (animals); to tame; to control (feelings, a person)C2
9929la ansialonging; eagerness; craving; anxiety (ansias)C2
9931el oráculooracle; oracle; infallible authority (figurative)C2
9933el naufragioshipwreck; collapse; ruin (of a plan, a business)C2
9935la mechawick; fuse; highlights; lock of hair (mechas)C2
9936fallidofailed; unsuccessful; bad (debt, loan); uncollectableC2
9937el lugareñolocal; villager; local; of the place (adjective use)C2
9938el / la paracaidistaparachutist; paratrooper; squatter (Mexico, informal)C2
9940el ponyponyC2
9941la gaseosasoft drink; fizzy drinkC2
9942catastróficocatastrophic; disastrous (informal)C2
9943barrocobaroque (art, music, architecture); baroque; over-elaborate (style)C2
9947talladocarved (wood, stone); cut (gemstone); chiselled (body)C2
9950la picadabite; sting (insect, snake); dive (en picada: nosedive)C2
9955traviesomischievous; naughtyC2
9956la sosacaustic soda; lyeC2
9956sosobland; tasteless; dull; lacking charm (person, joke)C2
9960notablementemarkedly; considerably; notably; in particularC2
9962el bastidorframe; embroidery hoop; chassis; wings (of a stage); backstage (bastidores)C2
9963obscenoobscene; indecent; obscene (shockingly excessive)C2
9965variadovaried; diverse; assorted; mixedC2
9966el mástilmast; flagpole; neck (of a guitar)C2
9967la condolenciacondolence (usually plural)C2
9969el estriborstarboardC2
9970cortejarto court; to woo; to court (voters, investors)C2
9971la providenciaprovidence; divine care; measure; court order (providencias)C2
9972la defuncióndeath (official, formal)C2
9973el suéterjumperC2
9975el oportoport (wine)C2
9976el burdeosBordeaux (wine); burgundy; wine-red (colour)C2
9977deponerto depose; to remove from office; to lay down; to give up (arms, an attitude)C2
9978el cártelcartel (criminal organisation); cartel (price-fixing group of companies)C2
9979lloróncrybaby; tearful (someone who cries easily); La Llorona (the weeping woman of folklore); sauce llorónC2
9980el polenpollenC2
9981paranormalparanormalC2
9982entrometerto meddle; to butt in (entrometerse); nosy; meddlesome (entrometido, adjective)C2
9984refinadorefined (processed); refined; sophisticated (taste, manners)C2
9986fugazfleeting; brief; shooting (estrella fugaz)C2
9988la improvisaciónimprovisation (music, theatre); improvisation; making do (lack of planning)C2
9989el tenortenor (singer, voice); wording; tenor (of a text)C2
9991el cacahuetepeanut (Spain)C2
9993la barbillachinC2
9995georgianoGeorgian (from the country of Georgia); Georgian (British period, 18th century)C2
9999ágilagile; nimble; quick; efficient (a process, a method)C2