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Word lists · B1

The 2,000 most common Spanish words: 1801–1900

The 2,000 most frequent Spanish words, in order.

#WordMeaningLevel
1738argentinoArgentineB1
1739la voluntadwill, willpower; wish, willB1
1741mentirto lie, to tell liesB1
1742la descripcióndescriptionB1
1743el pechochestB1
1744el viernesFridayB1
1745el compromisocommitment; engagement (to marry)B1
1746la vegafertile plain, meadowB1
1747armarto assemble, to put together; to armB1
1748el climaclimate, weather; atmosphere, moodB1
1749interrumpirto interruptB1
1750averiguarto find outB1
1752el téteaB1
1753la esquinacorner (street); corner (of a room, a table)B1
1755la calmacalm; ¡calma!: calm down!B1
1756gigantegiant, hugeB1
1756el gigantegiantB1
1757adecuadosuitable, appropriateB1
1758experimentarto experience, to feel; to experimentB1
1759extraextraB1
1760la físicaphysicsB1
1761noblenoble (character); noble (aristocratic)B1
1763la librapound (weight); pound (currency)B1
1764el congresocongress (parliament); conference, conventionB1
1765el / la representanterepresentative; agent (of an artist)B1
1766el entrenamientotrainingB1
1767la raízroot; root (of a word, origin)B1
1768apreciarto appreciate, to value; to see, to make outB1
1769el ruidonoiseB1
1770el impuestotaxB1
1771útilusefulB1
1772el océanooceanB1
1773la metagoal, aim; finish line; goal (Latin America)B1
1774la bolaballB1
1775la deudadebtB1
1776probablelikely, probableB1
1777la creacióncreationB1
1778el murowall (outer)B1
1779la filaline, queue; row (of seats)B1
1780atractivoattractiveB1
1780el atractivoappeal, charmB1
1781el sábadoSaturdayB1
1782fallarto fail, to go wrong; to miss (a shot)B1
1783la locuramadness, craziness; con locura: madly, passionatelyB1
1784el alumnopupil, studentB1
1786el sacerdotepriestB1
1787el cerdopig; pork (carne de cerdo)B1
1789la frecuenciafrequency; radio frequencyB1
1790respetarto respectB1
1791la alianzaalliance; wedding ringB1
1792el cañóncannon; canyonB1
1795la licencialicence, permit; leave (from work)B1
1796el círculocircleB1
1797resistirto resist; to withstand, to endureB1
1798fundarto found; fundarse en: to be based onB1
1799el monomonkey; overallsB1
1800cobrarto charge (a price); to be paid, to earnB1
1801la demandademand (economics); lawsuitB1
1802la humanidadhumanity, mankind; humanity (kindness)B1
1803veintetwentyB1
1804docetwelveB1
1805soviéticoSovietB1
1806el ingresoincome; admission, entryB1
1807sentarseto sit downB1
1809el guerrerowarriorB1
1810faltarto be missing, to lack; to be absentB1
1813el sobrinonephewB1
1814ingresarto enter, to enrol; to depositB1
1815el conflictoconflictB1
1816el humorhumour; moodB1
1818la puntatip, point; de punta a punta: from end to endB1
1819inocenteinnocent; naiveB1
1820el nacimientobirth; source (of a river)B1
1821cienhundredB1
1822el iniciostart, beginningB1
1823suficientementesufficiently, enoughB1
1824el montónpile, heap; lots, loadsB1
1825acabadofinished, overB1
1825el acabadofinish (of a surface)B1
1826la placaplate, plaque; number plate (Latin America)B1
1827la sombrashade; shadowB1
1828el turnoturn; shift (work)B1
1829sagradosacred, holyB1
1830la célulacellB1
1832el génerogender; genreB1
1834la leyendalegend; caption, key (map)B1
1836el ensayoessay; rehearsalB1
1837el alimentofood, foodstuffB1
1838la llegadaarrivalB1
1839la resistenciaresistance; stamina, enduranceB1
1840el dibujodrawingB1
1841la coleccióncollection (of objects); collection (of products), rangeB1
1842sueltoloose; free, at largeB1
1843la presentaciónpresentation; introduction (of people)B1
1845la economíaeconomy; economics (subject)B1
1846el beneficiobenefit; profitB1
1847coincidirto coincide, to match; to run into each other, to be at the same placeB1
1848salvajewild; savage, brutalB1
1850típicotypical; typical of someoneB1
1851la propuestaproposal; offerB1