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Spanish words 8001–8100

The Spanish words ranked 8001 to 8100 by how often they appear in speech and writing.

#WordMeaningLevel
8001desmantelarto dismantle; to take down; to break up (a gang, a network)C2
8002malinterpretarto misinterpret; to misunderstandC2
8004la huertalarge vegetable garden; irrigated farmland; orchard (Mexico)C2
8006el llantocrying; weeping; lament; mourningC2
8008desastrosodisastrousC2
8009chantajearto blackmail; to pressure; to emotionally blackmailC2
8011el / la mercadermerchant; trader (dated); dealer (usually negative)C2
8012éticoethicalC2
8014velarto keep vigil; to hold a wake; to look after; to safeguard (velar por)C2
8015corromperto corrupt; to bribe; to corrupt (a file); to spoilC2
8017tailandésThai; Thai (person or language)C2
8018el jabalíwild boarC2
8019la pulserabracelet; wristband; tagC2
8020el gorrocap; woolly hat; fed up (estar hasta el gorro)C2
8021la tostadaslice of toast; tostada (crisp tortilla with toppings)C2
8025rematarto finish off; to round off; to take a shot at goal; to finishC2
8026la glándulaglandC2
8027treparto climb; to scramble up; to climb (of plants)C2
8028viralviral (caused by a virus); viral (spreading fast online)C2
8029sorprendentementesurprisinglyC2
8030frustradofrustrated; failed; thwartedC2
8033exterminarto exterminate; to eradicate (pests); to wipe out (a people, a species)C2
8035el acuarioaquarium; fish tank; Aquarius (zodiac sign or person)C2
8036la discapacidaddisabilityC2
8038el coyotecoyote; people smuggler (Mexico)C2
8039duraderolasting; long-term; durable; hard-wearingC2
8041el estafadorfraudster; con artistC2
8042el prefectoprefect (regional or provincial official); school discipline officer (Mexico)C2
8043angularangular; with sharp angles; cornerstone (in piedra angular)C2
8044la sabanasavannah; grassland; high plain; open plateau (Colombia)C2
8050la mentamint (the plant); mint (flavour or sweet)C2
8052la enciclopediaencyclopedia; walking encyclopedia (enciclopedia ambulante)C2
8053el filetefillet; steak; thread (of a screw)C2
8055la anclaanchor (of a ship); anchor; mainstayC2
8056el bingobingo (the game); bingo! (that's it)C2
8057el afiliadomember; affiliate (of a union, party, scheme); affiliate (company, station)C2
8059derivarto derive from; to stem from; to lead to; to refer (a patient)C2
8061el procesadorprocessor (computer chip); food processor; processing companyC2
8062filialfilial (of a son or daughter towards parents)C2
8062la filialsubsidiary; branch office; branch (of a club or institution)C2
8063el sodiosodiumC2
8064balearto shoot (hit with bullets)C2
8065el amuletoamulet; lucky charmC2
8066el jubiladoretiree; pensioner; retired (adjective use)C2
8067la alergiaallergy; aversion; intense dislikeC2
8068mamarto suckle; to nurse; to absorb from childhoodC2
8069el ecosistemaecosystem; ecosystem (of firms, products)C2
8074el énfasisemphasis; stress; focus; specialisation (of a programme)C2
8078caparto neuter; to castrateC2
8079el pitowhistle; car horn (Latin America)C2
8081el manantialspring (of water); wellspring; source (of ideas, wealth)C2
8085el frailefriar; monkC2
8087disculparseto apologise; to excuse oneself; to ask to be excusedC2
8088la carpetafolder (paper); folder (on a computer)C2
8089memorablememorable; unforgettableC2
8090el mendigobeggarC2
8092el trazadoroute; line (of a road, a track); layout (of a city, a plan)C2
8093el microondasmicrowave oven; microwaves (radiation)C2
8094la sobrasurplus; excess (de sobra: more than enough); leftovers (sobras)C2
8095el / la scoutscout (member of the Scout movement); talent scout (sport, music)C2
8096la retaguardiarearguard; the rear; defence; backline (sports)C2
8097revolverto stir; to mix up; to rummage through; to turn upside downC2
8098el refrigeradorrefrigerator; fridgeC2
8099la cerdasow (female pig); bristleC2