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3,534 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

hontanar
noun, masculine
area with sources of natural springs
hoodie
noun, feminine
hoodie
hooligan
noun, masculine/feminine
hooligan
hooliganismo
noun, masculine
hooliganism (violence committed by sports fans)
hopa
noun, feminine
cassock (item of clerical clothing)
hopa
verb
only used in se hopa, third-person singular present indicative of hoparse
hopalanda
noun, feminine
houppelande
hopanoide
noun, masculine
hopanoid
hopar
verb
to scram; to get away
hope
verb
only used in me hope, first-person singular present subjunctive of hoparse
hopen
verb
only used in se hopen, third-person plural present subjunctive of hoparse
hopi
adjective
Hopi
hopi
noun, masculine
Hopi (language)
hopia
noun, masculine/feminine
a sweet pastry historically made by Chinese people
hoplita
noun, masculine
hoplite
hoplítico
adjective
hoplitic
hopo
noun, masculine
lock of hair; fluffy tail
hora
noun, feminine
hour (a time period of sixty minutes); time (the moment, as indicated by a clock or similar device); high time (usually with "ya"); hour, period (of class); appointment (e.g. with the doctor)
hora de la verdad
noun, feminine
moment of truth
hora de los quiubos
noun, masculine
moment of truth
hora de verdad
noun, feminine
moment of truth
hora extra
noun, feminine
overtime (working time outside of one’s regular hours); overtime (extra pay for work outside one’s regular hours)
hora menguada
noun, feminine
moment of truth
hora muerta
noun, feminine
dead time; down time; sleep paralysis occurring after waking up in the middle of the night.
hora pico
noun, feminine
rush hour
hora punta
noun, feminine
rush hour
horaciano
adjective
Horatian
horaco
noun, masculine
thru-hole
horadación
noun, feminine
boring; tunneling
horadador
adjective
boring; tunneling
to bore, to tunnel
horado
noun, masculine
a hole or other perforation that crosses something from side to side, or that crosses all of its parts; cavern
horario
noun, masculine
timetable, schedule; hours; time
horario
adjective
hourly; hour, time
horario de verano
noun, masculine
daylight saving time
horca
noun, feminine
gallows; pitchfork
horcadura
noun, feminine
fork (of a tree, where the roots begin to form)
only used in a horcajadas
horchata
noun, feminine
horchata (sweet beverage)
horchatero
noun, masculine
a person who sells or makes horchata
horchatería
noun, feminine
an establishment that sells horchata
horco
noun, masculine
a certain tree of the Schinopsis genus
horcocebil
noun, masculine
Parapiptadenia excelsa
horcón
noun, masculine
a large pitchfork; a forked wooden post used to support the branches of fruit trees; a forked wooden post used to support the beams of a house
horda
noun, feminine
horde
hordeína
noun, feminine
hordein
hordio
noun, masculine
barley
horeca
noun, masculine
the hotel and catering industry
horizontal
adjective
horizontal; landscape (a mode of printing where the horizontal sides are longer than the vertical sides; in smartphones)
horizontalidad
noun, feminine
flatness; horizontalism (advocating the equitable distribution of power in a society)
to horizontalize
horizontally
horizonte
noun, masculine
horizon
horizonte de eventos
noun, masculine
event horizon
horizonte de sucesos
noun, masculine
event horizon
horma
noun, feminine
form, mold; shoe tree; last (for shoes); hat block; dry stone wall
hormaza
noun, feminine
dry stone wall
hormazo
noun, masculine
a loose heap of stones; adobe brick or mud wall; a type of country house or villa
hormiga
noun, feminine
ant (insect of the family Formicidae)
hormiga argentina
noun, feminine
Argentine ant