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espensa: expense
espeque: handspike
espera: wait
esperable: expected, hoped for
esperablemente: expectedly
esperado: expected
esperador: waiter (someone who waits for something)
esperadísimo: long hoped-for
esperancejo: alternative letter-case form of Esperancejo (Joe Schmoe, what's-his-name, so-and-so); guy, dude
esperancero: native or inhabitant of La Esperanza (usually male)
esperancero: of, from or relating to La Esperanza
esperantista: Esperantic, Esperantist
esperantista: Esperantist (supporter or speaker of Esperanto)
esperanto: Esperanto
esperantólogo: Esperantologist
esperanza: hope, hopefulness; expectation, expectancy
esperanza de vida: life expectancy
esperanza matemática: expected value
esperanzado: hopeful
esperanzador: hopeful
esperanzar: to give hope to
esperar: to hope; to expect; to wait, wait (for); to wait, to hold on (reflexive for emphatic use); to be expected
esperiencia: obsolete spelling of experiencia
esperma: sperm (cell); sperm (seminal fluid); spermaceti (waxy substance extracted from the head of a sperm whale); wax (of a candle, especially liquid)
esperma de ballena: spermaceti
espermaceti: spermaceti
espermateca: spermatheca
espermatocito: spermatocyte
espermatofita: spermatophyte
espermatogonia: spermatogonium
espermatogénesis: spermatogenesis
espermatozoide: spermatozoon (reproductive cell of the male)
espermatóforo: spermatophore
espermicida: spermicide
espermidina: spermidine
espermina: spermine
espermiogénesis: spermiogenesis
espermático: spermatic
espermátida: spermatid
espermátide: spermatid
espernible: despicable
esperpento: the fingerling of the red gurnard; grotesque individual, act or plot, spectacle; monstrosity (horrendously deformed, misshapen or hideous individual); a genre of theatre and writing defining personal, reality-warping, grotesque writings of Ramón del Valle-Inclán
esperpéntico: grotesque; esperpento (genre of theatre)
esperteza: diligence
espesamiento: thickening
espesante: thickener, thickening agent
espesar: to thicken
espesartina: spessartine
espesativo: thickening
espescuezar: synonym of despescuezar
espeso: dense, thick; annoying, bothersome, inappropriate, tiresome; complicated, difficult, causing conflictedness
espesor: thickness; density (of a fluid)
espesura: thickness; thicket, copse; slovenliness, messiness
espetar: to skewer; to blurt out
espetero: someone who sells espetos
espeto: fish cooked on a skewer
espetón: spit; skewer; iron pin; jab; poke
espiar: to spy, to spy on (act as a spy)
espicanardo: spikenard
espichar: to stab; pierce; prick; to kick the bucket; pass on