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Spanish words 9001–9100

The Spanish words ranked 9001 to 9100 by how often they appear in speech and writing.

#WordMeaningLevel
9001traumáticotraumatic (psychologically); traumatic (physical injury)C2
9002la neuronaneuron; brains; mental capacity (neuronas)C2
9004galésWelsh; Welsh (person or language)C2
9005el atributoattribute; quality; attribute (grammar, computing)C2
9006el jesuitaJesuit (member of the Society of Jesus); Jesuit (adjective)C2
9007el yoguryoghurt; a pot of yoghurtC2
9009el compartimentocompartment; compartment (train)C2
9010el cantorsinger (formal, folk); cantor; chanter (church)C2
9011comestibleedible; groceries; foodstuffs (comestibles)C2
9012la setamushroom (Spain)C2
9014el maricaoffensive homophobic slur (recognition only); mate (Colombia, among friends)C2
9015el valswaltz; waltz (quinceañera dance)C2
9016parisinoParisian; Parisian (person)C2
9017ateoatheist; godless; irreligiousC2
9018apoderarseto seize; to take possession of; to take hold of (a feeling)C2
9019el semensemenC2
9020el azufresulphur; brimstone (devil association)C2
9022fúnebrefuneral (adjective); funereal; gloomy; mournfulC2
9024rigurosorigorous; strict; harsh; severe (winter, rules)C2
9025la avenaoats; oatmeal; oat drink (Mexico, Colombia)C2
9026el apagónblackout; power cut; mental blackout; blankC2
9027el nutrientenutrient; nutrient (soil, plants)C2
9028seniorsenior (rank, experience); senior (sports category)C2
9029el faxfaxC2
9030el aviadoraviator; pilot; airman (military)C2
9032el alcaideprison governor; warden; castellan; governor of a castle (historical)C2
9033enrollarto roll up; to coil; to ramble on (enrollarse)C2
9034blablah (empty talk)C2
9036el subtítulosubtitle (of a book, article); subtitle (film captions)C2
9037espinosothorny; prickly; tricky; thorny (issue)C2
9038conmemorativocommemorativeC2
9043acorralarto corner; to trap; to herd into a penC2
9044el cromosomachromosomeC2
9045diariamentedaily; every dayC2
9047el telóncurtain (theatre); backdrop (telón de fondo)C2
9049radianteradiant; beaming; radiant (giving off heat or light)C2
9050el básquetbolbasketballC2
9052activamenteactivelyC2
9053la artesaníahandicraft; craftsmanship; artisanal; handmade (de artesanía)C2
9054la reshead of cattle; beef (carne de res, Latin America)C2
9057pulirto polish; to buff; to blow; to polish off (money, food)C2
9060periodísticojournalistic; press (adjective); journalistic (style)C2
9061el hitomilestone; landmark event; boundary stone; marker postC2
9062pornográficopornographic; obscene (figurative)C2
9063la oleadawave (of people, events, heat); surge; rush (of emotion)C2
9064el látigowhip; scourge; lash (figurative)C2
9065la génesisgenesis; origin; Genesis (book of the Bible)C2
9066el bambúbambooC2
9067el alcemoose; elkC2
9068la instantáneasnapshot; photograph; snapshot (overview of a situation)C2
9069la iniciacióninitiation (rite); introduction; first steps (to a subject)C2
9071montañosomountainousC2
9072poswell... (colloquial for pues, Mexico)C2
9073la inflacióninflation (economic); inflation (of a quantity, grades)C2
9074expirarto expire; to run out; to pass away (literary)C2
9075el bikinibikini; ham-and-cheese toasted sandwich (bikini, Spain)C2
9077la virginidadvirginity; purity; untouched stateC2
9081el estereotipostereotypeC2
9084veinticuatrotwenty-four; round the clock (veinticuatro siete)C2
9085vigentein force; current (law, rule); valid; still current (contract, passport)C2
9086el / la principiantebeginner; beginner (adjective use)C2
9087la estadíastay (in a place); demurrage; waiting time (transport)C2
9088sensatosensible; level-headed (person); sensible; sound (decision, advice)C2
9089el chelínshilling; Austrian schilling (former currency)C2
9091la liebrehare; to let the cat out of the bag (levantar la liebre)C2
9092minimizarto minimise; to reduce to a minimum; to downplay; to belittleC2
9093la honduradepth (literary); depth; profundity (of feelings, thought)C2
9094vilvile; despicable; base; filthy (vil metal)C2
9096la ráfagagust (of wind); burst (gunfire, light)C2
9097vibrarto vibrate; to thrill; to be stirredC2
9098invernalwintry; winter (adjective)C2
9100estafarto swindle; to defraud; to rip off; to overcharge (colloquial)C2