The 1000 most common Adjectives in 🇪🇸 Spanish

grande

(adj.)

big, large

bueno

(adj.)

good

nuevo

(adj.)

new

social

(adj.)

social

medio

(adj.)

half

derecho

(adj.)

straight

propio

(adj.)

own

pequeño

(adj.)

small, little

humano

(adj.)

human

público

(adj.)

public

político

(adj.)

political

tal

(adj.)

such

último

(adj.)

final, last

importante

(adj.)

important

español

(adj.)

Spanish

general

(adj.)

general, overall

solo

(adj.)

sole, only, unique, single

posible

(adj.)

possible

bajo

(adj.)

short

segundo

(adj.)

second

nacional

(adj.)

national, nationwide

sentido

(adj.)

deeply felt, heartfelt

económico

(adj.)

economic

necesario

(adj.)

necessary, requisite

cierto

(adj.)

true

dicho

(adj.)

mentioned, said, aforementioned

diferente

(adj.)

different

alto

(adj.)

tall

internacional

(adj.)

international

hecho

(adj.)

done, completed

(adj.)

following

santo

(adj.)

holy, godly

personal

(adj.)

personal

objetivo

(adj.)

objective

único

(adj.)

only, single, sole

claro

(adj.)

light, bright

incluso

(adj.)

enclosed, included

final

(adj.)

final

real

(adj.)

real

principal

(adj.)

main, most important

presente

(adj.)

present

libre

(adj.)

free

europeo

(adj.)

European

pobre

(adj.)

poor

material

(adj.)

material

natural

(adj.)

natural

cultural

(adj.)

culture, cultural

joven

(adj.)

young, youthful

(adj.)

anterior , previous, earlier, former, past

futuro

(adj.)

future

científico

(adj.)

scientific

malo

(adj.)

bad

igual

(adj.)

equal, same

actual

(adj.)

present, current

paso

(adj.)

dried

verdadero

(adj.)

true, real

mal

(adj.)

Apocopic form of malo bad, evil

partido

(adj.)

broken

común

(adj.)

common, ordinary

tercero

(adj.)

third

demás

(adj.)

other, remaining

profesional

(adj.)

professional

largo

(adj.)

long

especial

(adj.)

special

trabajador

(adj.)

hard-working

superior

(adj.)

upper, higher

distinto

(adj.)

distinct, different, discrete

mundial

(adj.)

related to all the parts of the world, global

histórico

(adj.)

historical

total

(adj.)

total, complete, outright

antiguo

(adj.)

old, former, erstwhile, quondam, one-time, onetime

físico

(adj.)

physical

local

(adj.)

local

técnico

(adj.)

technical

conjunto

(adj.)

joint

paciente

(adj.)

patient

seguro

(adj.)

secure, safe

difícil

(adj.)

difficult, hard, tough, challenging, rough, tricky, trying, arduous, testing

animal

(adj.)

animal

crítico

(adj.)

critical , judgmental

bastante

(adj.)

enough, sufficient

fuerte

(adj.)

strong

fundamental

(adj.)

fundamental

civil

(adj.)

civil

ciudadano

(adj.)

living in a city

moral

(adj.)

moral

capital

(adj.)

capital

completo

(adj.)

full, complete

abierto

(adj.)

open, unlocked

tarde

(adj.)

late

privado

(adj.)

private, privy

interior

(adj.)

inner, interior

militar

(adj.)

military

junto

(adj.)

together

capaz

(adj.)

able, capable

práctico

(adj.)

practical

central

(adj.)

central

oficial

(adj.)

official

determinado

(adj.)

specific, particular, certain

contrario

(adj.)

contrary, opposite

blanco

(adj.)

white

religioso

(adj.)

religious

(adj.)

near

familiar

(adj.)

familial, family

diario

(adj.)

daily

cristiano

(adj.)

Christian

sujeto

(adj.)

held, grasped

básico

(adj.)

basic

profundo

(adj.)

profound

individuo

(adj.)

indivisible

viejo

(adj.)

old

educativo

(adj.)

educational

demasiado

(adj.)

too much, too many, excessive

responsable

(adj.)

responsible, answerable

específico

(adj.)

specific

interno

(adj.)

internal

concreto

(adj.)

concrete

directo

(adj.)

direct, straightforward

suficiente

(adj.)

sufficient, enough

inglés

(adj.)

English

absoluto

(adj.)

absolute

simple

(adj.)

simple

amplio

(adj.)

broad, large, spacious, wide, expansive

fácil

(adj.)

easy, facile, simple

grave

(adj.)

serious, grave

tradicional

(adj.)

traditional

colectivo

(adj.)

collective

lector

(adj.)

reading

intelectual

(adj.)

intellectual

electrónico

(adj.)

electronic

interesante

(adj.)

interesting

legal

(adj.)

legal, statutory

comercial

(adj.)

commercial

muerto

(adj.)

dead

particular

(adj.)

specific, particular

moderno

(adj.)

modern

francés

(adj.)

French

exterior

(adj.)

external, outer

laboral

(adj.)

labor

permanente

(adj.)

permanent

activo

(adj.)

active

similar

(adj.)

similar

original

(adj.)

original

extranjero

(adj.)

foreign

normal

(adj.)

normal, standard, regular, fine

vivo

(adj.)

alive, living

correspondiente

(adj.)

respective

hablador

(adj.)

talkative

global

(adj.)

global

positivo

(adj.)

positive

relativo

(adj.)

relative, comparative

complejo

(adj.)

complex, sophisticated, intricate

industrial

(adj.)

industrial

constante

(adj.)

constant

individual

(adj.)

individual

universal

(adj.)

universal

sencillo

(adj.)

plain

jurídico

(adj.)

legal, juridical

democrático

(adj.)

democratic

norte

(adj.)

north, northern

sexual

(adj.)

sexual

espiritual

(adj.)

spiritual

universitario

(adj.)

university

enorme

(adj.)

enormous, huge

rojo

(adj.)

red

tecnológico

(adj.)

technological

supuesto

(adj.)

supposed, self-styled, alleged

imposible

(adj.)

impossible

rápido

(adj.)

rapid, quick, fast

chico

(adj.)

small

cuarto

(adj.)

fourth

rico

(adj.)

rich

urbano

(adj.)

urban

pronto

(adj.)

prompt, on time

plano

(adj.)

plane, level

negativo

(adj.)

negative

latino

(adj.)

of Lazio, Italy

financiero

(adj.)

financial

previo

(adj.)

católico

(adj.)

Catholic

numeroso

(adj.)

numerous

editorial

(adj.)

editorial

terreno

(adj.)

ground, land, earth

periódico

(adj.)

periodic

preciso

(adj.)

precise

esencial

(adj.)

essential

literario

(adj.)

literary

extremo

(adj.)

extreme, dire

divino

(adj.)

divine

corto

(adj.)

short

significado

(adj.)

well-known

disponible

(adj.)

available

ambiental

(adj.)

environmental

corriente

(adj.)

flowing, running

existente

(adj.)

existent, existing

puro

(adj.)

pure, clear

digital

(adj.)

digital, having to do with the fingers or toes

autónomo

(adj.)

autonomous

tamaño

(adj.)

as big or small, equivalent in size, so big/so small, such a big/small

externo

(adj.)

external

inmediato

(adj.)

immediate

útil

(adj.)

helpful, useful

efectivo

(adj.)

effective

reciente

(adj.)

recent

clásico

(adj.)

classic

indígena

(adj.)

indigenous

americano

(adj.)

of the Americas

lleno

(adj.)

full

correcto

(adj.)

correct, right

doble

(adj.)

double

par

(adj.)

even

alemán

(adj.)

German

apartado

(adj.)

remote, isolated

investigador

(adj.)

researching, investigating

enfermo

(adj.)

sick, ill

evidente

(adj.)

obvious, evident, apparent, clear

ideal

(adj.)

ideal

regional

(adj.)

regional

regular

(adj.)

regular, steady, even

administrativo

(adj.)

administrative

serio

(adj.)

serious, earnest, sober, solemn

académico

(adj.)

academic

secreto

(adj.)

secret

significativo

(adj.)

significant

breve

(adj.)

brief, short

mental

(adj.)

mental

posterior

(adj.)

posterior, later

escolar

(adj.)

scholar, school

enemigo

(adj.)

adverse, hostile

independiente

(adj.)

independent

consciente

(adj.)

aware, cognizant

continuo

(adj.)

continual, constant

experto

(adj.)

expert

revolucionario

(adj.)

revolutionary

falso

(adj.)

false, untrue

duro

(adj.)

hard

secundario

(adj.)

secondary

inferior

(adj.)

inferior

occidental

(adj.)

western

inicial

(adj.)

initial

judicial

(adj.)

judicial

adecuado

(adj.)

appropriate, suitable

adulto

(adj.)

adult

habitual

(adj.)

habitual

penal

(adj.)

penal

habitante

(adj.)

inhabiting, said of something that inhabits

peligroso

(adj.)

perilous, dangerous

perfecto

(adj.)

perfect

requisito

(adj.)

required, requisite

potencial

(adj.)

potential

frío

(adj.)

cold

teórico

(adj.)

theoretical

químico

(adj.)

chemical

definitivo

(adj.)

definitive, conclusive

cercano

(adj.)

near, nearby, close

anual

(adj.)

yearly, annual

entero

(adj.)

whole, entire

estadounidense

(adj.)

of the United States of America, US-American, U.S. American

salvo

(adj.)

safe

municipal

(adj.)

municipal

sanitario

(adj.)

sanitary

famoso

(adj.)

well-known, famous

verde

(adj.)

green in colour

gráfico

(adj.)

graphic

semejante

(adj.)

similar

campesino

(adj.)

rural

socialista

(adj.)

socialist

titular

(adj.)

titular

escaso

(adj.)

scarce, limited, scant, meager, meagre, skimpy, rare, insufficient, slight, slim

feliz

(adj.)

happy, merry

múltiple

(adj.)

multiple

mexicano

(adj.)

Mexican

rural

(adj.)

rural

docente

(adj.)

teaching

variable

(adj.)

variable

productor

(adj.)

producing

poderoso

(adj.)

powerful

directivo

(adj.)

director, directing, director

sagrado

(adj.)

holy, sacred

eficaz

(adj.)

effective, efficacious

castellano

(adj.)

Castilian

lógico

(adj.)

logical

radical

(adj.)

radical, seismic

frecuente

(adj.)

frequent

infantil

(adj.)

childish

curioso

(adj.)

curious, inquisitive

auténtico

(adj.)

authentic, real, true

bello

(adj.)

beautiful, fair

estatal

(adj.)

state

judío

(adj.)

Jewish

vasco

(adj.)

Basque

ético

(adj.)

ethical

primario

(adj.)

first

productivo

(adj.)

fruitful, productive

comunitario

(adj.)

community

raro

(adj.)

rare, strange, odd

formal

(adj.)

formal

griego

(adj.)

Greek

cotidiano

(adj.)

daily, quotidian

virtual

(adj.)

virtual

artístico

(adj.)

artistic

argentino

(adj.)

silver, silvery

extraordinario

(adj.)

extraordinary

obvio

(adj.)

obvious, clear

lento

(adj.)

slow

cerrado

(adj.)

shut, closed

fiel

(adj.)

faithful, true

contemporáneo

(adj.)

contemporaneous

excelente

(adj.)

excellent, brilliant, superb

fiscal

(adj.)

fiscal

constitucional

(adj.)

constitutional

voluntario

(adj.)

voluntary

genético

(adj.)

genetic

cubano

(adj.)

Cuban

catalán

(adj.)

Catalan, Catalonian

eléctrico

(adj.)

electric, electrical

oscuro

(adj.)

dark

elevado

(adj.)

high, elevated

clínico

(adj.)

clinical

temporal

(adj.)

temporal

infinito

(adj.)

infinite

intenso

(adj.)

intense, strong

filosófico

(adj.)

philosophical, philosophic

propietario

(adj.)

proprietary

adicional

(adj.)

additional

biológico

(adj.)

biological, biologic

ajeno

(adj.)

of others, belonging to someone else

eterno

(adj.)

eternal

gratuito

(adj.)

free, free of charge, gratis

indio

(adj.)

Indian

especializado

(adj.)

specialized

orgánico

(adj.)

organic

móvil

(adj.)

mobile

femenino

(adj.)

feminine

extraño

(adj.)

strange, unusual, odd, weird, bizarre, uncanny, rare, peculiar, freaky, freakish, freak, curious

diagnóstico

(adj.)

diagnostic

electoral

(adj.)

electoral

federal

(adj.)

federal

vital

(adj.)

vital

normativo

(adj.)

normative, policy

institucional

(adj.)

institutional

musical

(adj.)

musical

estético

(adj.)

aesthetic

empresarial

(adj.)

business

comunista

(adj.)

communist, Communist

capitalista

(adj.)

capitalist

aparte

(adj.)

separate, apart

formular

(adj.)

formulary

psicológico

(adj.)

psychological

izquierdo

(adj.)

left, on the left side or toward the left, the opposite of right

alternativo

(adj.)

alternative

vacío

(adj.)

empty, vacant

masivo

(adj.)

massive

ejecutivo

(adj.)

executive

manual

(adj.)

manual

informativo

(adj.)

informative

operativo

(adj.)

operative

fijo

(adj.)

fixed

agrícola

(adj.)

agricultural

ideológico

(adj.)

ideological

motor

(adj.)

moving

mero

(adj.)

mere

apropiado

(adj.)

appropriate, suitable

liberal

(adj.)

liberal

virgen

(adj.)

virgin

racional

(adj.)

rational

italiano

(adj.)

Italian

latinoamericano

(adj.)

Latin American

paralelo

(adj.)

parallel

manifiesto

(adj.)

manifest, clear, apparent

hermoso

(adj.)

gorgeous, beautiful, handsome, lovely

inmigrante

(adj.)

immigrant

visual

(adj.)

visual

culto

(adj.)

educated, cultured

inmenso

(adj.)

immense

probable

(adj.)

probable, likely

árabe

(adj.)

Arabic

estratégico

(adj.)

strategic

triste

(adj.)

sad, saddened, blue, gloomy, unhappy, joyless, triste

crónico

(adj.)

chronic

dirigente

(adj.)

leading, ruling

firme

(adj.)

firm, steady, secure

loco

(adj.)

crazy, insane, mad, nuts

musulmán

(adj.)

Muslim

sabio

(adj.)

learned

visible

(adj.)

visible

adolescente

(adj.)

adolescent

referente

(adj.)

referring

palestino

(adj.)

Palestinian

chino

(adj.)

Chinese

azul

(adj.)

blue

respectivo

(adj.)

respective

débil

(adj.)

weak

casto

(adj.)

chaste

sólido

(adj.)

solid

sensible

(adj.)

sensitive

caro

(adj.)

dear

telefónico

(adj.)

telephonic, pertaining to telephones

exclusivo

(adj.)

exclusive

emocional

(adj.)

emotional

circular

(adj.)

circular

relevante

(adj.)

significant, important

violento

(adj.)

violent

doméstico

(adj.)

domestic, household, home

conveniente

(adj.)

convenient

ejemplar

(adj.)

exemplary

notable

(adj.)

remarkable, notable, noteworthy, noticeable, significant, marked, outstanding, striking, noted

típico

(adj.)

typical

plata

(adj.)

argent

dispositivo

(adj.)

dispositive, regulatory

integral

(adj.)

integral

dinámico

(adj.)

dynamic

terrible

(adj.)

terrible, awful, horrible

articular

(adj.)

articular

inteligente

(adj.)

intelligent, clever

geográfico

(adj.)

geographic

nuclear

(adj.)

nuclear

digno

(adj.)

worthy

estrecho

(adj.)

narrow

vigente

(adj.)

in force, in effect

querido

(adj.)

dear

mecánico

(adj.)

mechanical

ruso

(adj.)

Russian

poético

(adj.)

poetic

ilegal

(adj.)

illegal, unlawful

lingüístico

(adj.)

linguistic

estadístico

(adj.)

statistic

preso

(adj.)

imprisoned

anciano

(adj.)

elderly

dulce

(adj.)

sweet

simbólico

(adj.)

symbolic

inevitable

(adj.)

inevitable, inescapable, unavoidable

anexo

(adj.)

attached

maravilloso

(adj.)

wonderful, marvelous

temprano

(adj.)

early

válido

(adj.)

valid

matemático

(adj.)

mathematical

deportivo

(adj.)

sports, sportive

café

(adj.)

brown

líquido

(adj.)

liquid

sano

(adj.)

healthy, sound

oral

(adj.)

oral

verso

(adj.)

versed

territorial

(adj.)

territorial

ecológico

(adj.)

ecological

interesado

(adj.)

interested

seco

(adj.)

dry

parcial

(adj.)

partial

británico

(adj.)

British

equivalente

(adj.)

equivalent, tantamount

íntimo

(adj.)

intimate

gubernamental

(adj.)

governmental

participante

(adj.)

participating

indicador

(adj.)

indicating, signaling

obligatorio

(adj.)

mandatory

dominante

(adj.)

dominant, dominating

horario

(adj.)

hourly

creciente

(adj.)

increasing, growing

problemático

(adj.)

problematic, problem, troublesome, troubled, problematical

provincial

(adj.)

provincial

legítimo

(adj.)

legitimate, rightful, lawful

favorable

(adj.)

favorable

competente

(adj.)

competent

oportuno

(adj.)

opportune

exacto

(adj.)

exact

ancho

(adj.)

wide, broad

estructural

(adj.)

structural

artificial

(adj.)

artificial

tranquilo

(adj.)

calm, peaceful, tranquil, quiet

característico

(adj.)

characteristic, typical

decisivo

(adj.)

decisive

extenso

(adj.)

extensive

excesivo

(adj.)

excessive

espacial

(adj.)

spatial

absurdo

(adj.)

absurd, preposterous, ludicrous, ridiculous

antecedente

(adj.)

precedent

defensor

(adj.)

defending

atentado

(adj.)

moderate, prudent

escrito

(adj.)

written

atractivo

(adj.)

attractive

colombiano

(adj.)

Colombian

oriental

(adj.)

eastern

sumo

(adj.)

highest, greatest, superlative

opuesto

(adj.)

opposed to a thing, against

ácido

(adj.)

sharp, tart

patente

(adj.)

patent

creativo

(adj.)

creative

chileno

(adj.)

Chilean

ordinario

(adj.)

ordinary, standard

narrativo

(adj.)

narrative

pacífico

(adj.)

peaceful

legislativo

(adj.)

legislative

aplicable

(adj.)

applicable

corporal

(adj.)

body, corporal

barato

(adj.)

cheap, inexpensive, sold at a low price

indispensable

(adj.)

indispensable

japón

(adj.)

Japanese

noble

(adj.)

noble

estable

(adj.)

stable

nervioso

(adj.)

nerve

limpio

(adj.)

clean

receptor

(adj.)

receiving

andaluz

(adj.)

Andalusian

complementario

(adj.)

complementary

quinto

(adj.)

fifth

sostenible

(adj.)

sustainable

republicano

(adj.)

republican

razonable

(adj.)

reasonable

plástico

(adj.)

plastic

brillante

(adj.)

bright, brilliant, lustrous, shiny, glowing, sparkly, glittering, glossy

sincero

(adj.)

sincere, honest

anónimo

(adj.)

anonymous

homosexual

(adj.)

homosexual

polémico

(adj.)

controversial, polemic

sindical

(adj.)

syndical

lejano

(adj.)

far, faraway

aéreo

(adj.)

aerial

forestal

(adj.)

forest

desierto

(adj.)

desert

funcional

(adj.)

functional

masculino

(adj.)

masculine, male

sorprendente

(adj.)

surprising

convencional

(adj.)

conventional

africano

(adj.)

African

experimental

(adj.)

experimental

ligero

(adj.)

light, not heavy

sistemático

(adj.)

systematic

zapatero

(adj.)

tough, undercooked

valioso

(adj.)

valuable

incapaz

(adj.)

incapable, unable

mutuo

(adj.)

mutual

mérito

(adj.)

worthy

mortal

(adj.)

deadly

mágico

(adj.)

magic, magical

japonés

(adj.)

of Japan, Japanese

vegetal

(adj.)

vegetal

pertinente

(adj.)

pertinent, relevant

coordinador

(adj.)

coordinating

suave

(adj.)

smooth, soft, fluffy

agrario

(adj.)

agricultural, agrarian

eficiente

(adj.)

efficient

humanitario

(adj.)

humanitarian

energético

(adj.)

energy, energetic

alimentario

(adj.)

alimentary, dietary, food, food-related

considerable

(adj.)

considerable

abundante

(adj.)

plentiful, abundant

progresivo

(adj.)

progressive

automático

(adj.)

automatic

mediterráneo

(adj.)

Mediterranean

urgente

(adj.)

urgent

dramático

(adj.)

drama king

parlamentario

(adj.)

parliamentary

pastoral

(adj.)

pastoral

estricto

(adj.)

strict

inconsciente

(adj.)

unconscious

gallego

(adj.)

Galician

fundador

(adj.)

founding

creyente

(adj.)

believing

formulario

(adj.)

formal

injusto

(adj.)

unfair

juvenil

(adj.)

juvenile

subjetivo

(adj.)

subjective

turístico

(adj.)

touristic

intermedio

(adj.)

intermediate

soviético

(adj.)

soviet

conciliar

(adj.)

council

agradable

(adj.)

agreeable, pleasant

caliente

(adj.)

hot, warm

bonito

(adj.)

pretty, cute

accesible

(adj.)

approachable, accessible

agudo

(adj.)

sharp, pointed, acute

fresco

(adj.)

fresh

magnífico

(adj.)

magnificent

sucesivo

(adj.)

successive

preventivo

(adj.)

preventive, preemptive

criminal

(adj.)

criminal

medieval

(adj.)

medieval

monetario

(adj.)

currency, monetary

egipcio

(adj.)

Egyptian

mineral

(adj.)

mineral

sonoro

(adj.)

audible

titulado

(adj.)

titled

solidario

(adj.)

caring, sympathetic to, solidary

buscador

(adj.)

searching, scouting

inútil

(adj.)

useless, pointless

severo

(adj.)

severe

tremendo

(adj.)

tremendous

conservador

(adj.)

conservative

precioso

(adj.)

gorgeous

competitivo

(adj.)

competitive

amarillo

(adj.)

yellow or golden coloured

lamentable

(adj.)

lamentable, regrettable

residente

(adj.)

residing, domiciled, living, resident

culpable

(adj.)

guilty, culpable

psíquico

(adj.)

psychic, mental

policial

(adj.)

Related to the police, police force

imaginario

(adj.)

imaginary

islámico

(adj.)

Islamic

primitivo

(adj.)

primitive

terminal

(adj.)

final, last

gitano

(adj.)

Gypsy

representativo

(adj.)

representative

cómodo

(adj.)

comfortable

vaticano

(adj.)

Vatican

(adj.)

previous, preceding, foregoing

viajero

(adj.)

travelling

abstracto

(adj.)

abstract

espontáneo

(adj.)

spontaneous

elemental

(adj.)

elemental

literal

(adj.)

literal

nacionalista

(adj.)

nationalist

sustancial

(adj.)

substantial

atento

(adj.)

attentive

étnico

(adj.)

ethnic

fino

(adj.)

fine

idéntico

(adj.)

identical

empleado

(adj.)

employed

espectacular

(adj.)

spectacular

increíble

(adj.)

incredible, unbelievable

terrestre

(adj.)

terrestrial

remoto

(adj.)

remote, far-flung,

cerebral

(adj.)

cerebral

conceptual

(adj.)

conceptual

publicitario

(adj.)

relating to advertising

combustible

(adj.)

combustible

afecto

(adj.)

prone, affected

didáctico

(adj.)

didactic

pasivo

(adj.)

passive

excepcional

(adj.)

exceptional

músico

(adj.)

musical

recto

(adj.)

straight

considerado

(adj.)

considerate, thoughtful

coherente

(adj.)

cogent

inocente

(adj.)

innocent

salvaje

(adj.)

wild, savage

explícito

(adj.)

explicit

listo

(adj.)

clever, smart

hispano

(adj.)

Spanish

inconveniente

(adj.)

inconvenient

asesino

(adj.)

murderous, homicidal

israelí

(adj.)

Israeli

multinacional

(adj.)

multinational

aparente

(adj.)

apparent

gobernante

(adj.)

ruling

originario

(adj.)

original, originating

iberoamericano

(adj.)

Latin American

humilde

(adj.)

humble

iraquí

(adj.)

Iraqi

místico

(adj.)

mystical

uniforme

(adj.)

uniform, even

gratis

(adj.)

free, without charge

favorito

(adj.)

favorite

partidario

(adj.)

in favor of

leve

(adj.)

mild, slight, light

tonto

(adj.)

stupid

variante

(adj.)

varying

compatible

(adj.)

compatible

valenciano

(adj.)

Valencian

misterioso

(adj.)

mysterious

rector

(adj.)

governing, directing

genérico

(adj.)

generic

invisible

(adj.)

invisible

guerrero

(adj.)

bellicose, warlike

romano

(adj.)

Roman

agricultor

(adj.)

agricultural

mayoritario

(adj.)

majority

celular

(adj.)

cellular

fantástico

(adj.)

fantastic

oculto

(adj.)

hidden, secret

superficial

(adj.)

superficial

potente

(adj.)

powerful

periodístico

(adj.)

journalistic

presunto

(adj.)

presumed, assumed

moreno

(adj.)

dark colored

sentado

(adj.)

seated

riguroso

(adj.)

rigorous

alegre

(adj.)

joyful, cheerful

delicado

(adj.)

delicate

susceptible

(adj.)

amenable

observador

(adj.)

observant

doloroso

(adj.)

painful

mensual

(adj.)

monthly

indirecto

(adj.)

indirect, roundabout

impresionante

(adj.)

impressive

afortunado

(adj.)

lucky, fortunate

contento

(adj.)

content, happy

recurrente

(adj.)

recurrent

peculiar

(adj.)

peculiar

licenciado

(adj.)

licensed

conforme

(adj.)

in agreement

soberano

(adj.)

sovereign

indudable

(adj.)

indubitable, undoubtable

desnudo

(adj.)

naked, nude, undressed

diplomático

(adj.)

diplomatic

autonómico

(adj.)

autonomous

sutil

(adj.)

subtle

caribe

(adj.)

Caribbean

tóxico

(adj.)

toxic

tercio

(adj.)

third, one of three equal parts

arqueológico

(adj.)

archeological

peruano

(adj.)

Peruvian

insuficiente

(adj.)

insufficient

gris

(adj.)

grey, gray

ganado

(adj.)

gained, earned

online

(adj.)

online

gigante

(adj.)

giant, gigantic

canario

(adj.)

of the Canary Islands

aliado

(adj.)

allied

consistente

(adj.)

consisting , made up

regulador

(adj.)

regulatory, regulating

bancario

(adj.)

related to banks

óptico

(adj.)

optical, optic

portugués

(adj.)

Portuguese

aceptable

(adj.)

acceptable, palatable

refugiado

(adj.)

related to refugees

proveniente

(adj.)

coming , originating

complicado

(adj.)

complicated, complex, convoluted, involved, tricky, difficult, elaborate, cumbersome

minero

(adj.)

mining

mediano

(adj.)

medium

semanal

(adj.)

weekly

recomendable

(adj.)

recommendable

pedagógico

(adj.)

pedagogical, educational

presidencial

(adj.)

presidential

vertical

(adj.)

vertical

trágico

(adj.)

tragic

mariano

(adj.)

Marian

climático

(adj.)

climatic

misionero

(adj.)

of Misiones

generoso

(adj.)

generous

bruto

(adj.)

ignorant, stupid

exitoso

(adj.)

successful

flexible

(adj.)

flexible

romántico

(adj.)

romantic

solitario

(adj.)

lonely

brasileño

(adj.)

Brazilian

empírico

(adj.)

empirical

delgado

(adj.)

thin, skinny

aniversario

(adj.)

annual, yearly

nocturno

(adj.)

night

marginal

(adj.)

marginal

redondo

(adj.)

round

transparente

(adj.)

transparent

navegador

(adj.)

navigating

crudo

(adj.)

raw

cruel

(adj.)

cruel, mean

farmacéutico

(adj.)

pharmaceutic, pharmaceutical

grueso

(adj.)

thick, fat

tópico

(adj.)

topical

contradictorio

(adj.)

contradictory

agresivo

(adj.)

aggressive

modesto

(adj.)

modest, humble, unpretentious

desgraciado

(adj.)

unfortunate

horizontal

(adj.)

horizontal

metálico

(adj.)

metallic

beneficiario

(adj.)

beneficiary

promotor

(adj.)

promoting

sexto

(adj.)

sixth

peregrino

(adj.)

traveling, wandering, foreign

orgulloso

(adj.)

proud

eclesiástico

(adj.)

ecclesiastic

asiático

(adj.)

Asian

organizado

(adj.)

organized

educador

(adj.)

educative

puntual

(adj.)

punctual, on time

implícito

(adj.)

implicit, tacit

invitado

(adj.)

invited

amoroso

(adj.)

amorous, loving

cooperativo

(adj.)

cooperative

pasajero

(adj.)

transient, passing

anular

(adj.)

annular

ridículo

(adj.)

ridiculous

primordial

(adj.)

primordial

cerdo

(adj.)

dirty

ritual

(adj.)

ritual

amable

(adj.)

kind, amiable, gracious

consiguiente

(adj.)

consequent

muscular

(adj.)

muscular

rebelde

(adj.)

rebellious

interactivo

(adj.)

interactive

mono

(adj.)

cute, pretty

erróneo

(adj.)

erroneous

acorde

(adj.)

commensurate, in suit , matching, in harmony, according

corporativo

(adj.)

corporate

manuscrito

(adj.)

handwritten

laico

(adj.)

lay, secular

ganador

(adj.)

winning

provisional

(adj.)

provisional

honesto

(adj.)

honest

mixto

(adj.)

mixed

transitorio

(adj.)

transitory, transient, temporary

crucial

(adj.)

crucial

vano

(adj.)

vain

cinematográfico

(adj.)

cinematographic

sucio

(adj.)

dirty, filthy

ibérico

(adj.)

Iberian

teatral

(adj.)

theatrical

luminoso

(adj.)

luminous, bright

satisfactorio

(adj.)

satisfactory

veterinario

(adj.)

veterinary

brutal

(adj.)

brutal

inherente

(adj.)

inherent

análogo

(adj.)

analogous

comprador

(adj.)

buying

petrolero

(adj.)

oil, petrol

innumerable

(adj.)

innumerable

lateral

(adj.)

lateral, to the side

saludable

(adj.)

healthful, healthy

extra

(adj.)

additional, extra

prioritario

(adj.)

priority

fascista

(adj.)

fascist

algun

(adj.)

Obsolete spelling of algún

nulo

(adj.)

null, void, invalid

vestido

(adj.)

dressed

cualitativo

(adj.)

qualitative

imperial

(adj.)

imperial

genial

(adj.)

great, cool, neat

lineal

(adj.)

linear

valiente

(adj.)

brave, courageous, fearless

madrileño

(adj.)

of the city of Madrid or the Community of Madrid, Madrilenian

ilícito

(adj.)

illicit

tributario

(adj.)

tax, fiscal

gay

(adj.)

gay, homosexual

vulnerable

(adj.)

vulnerable

traductor

(adj.)

translating, translator

húmedo

(adj.)

humid, moist, damp

informático

(adj.)

computer

contaminante

(adj.)

contaminating

selectivo

(adj.)

selective, choosy

colonial

(adj.)

colonial

dependiente

(adj.)

dependent

andino

(adj.)

Andean

progresista

(adj.)

progressive, progressist, progressionist

magnético

(adj.)

magnetic

restante

(adj.)

remaining

hueco

(adj.)

hollow

gordo

(adj.)

fat

feminista

(adj.)

feminist

metropolitano

(adj.)

metropolitan

mago

(adj.)

magician

burgués

(adj.)

bourgeois

confuso

(adj.)

confused

ladrón

(adj.)

having the qualities of a thief

llano

(adj.)

even, flat, level

atlántico

(adj.)

Atlantic

resuelto

(adj.)

determined

analítico

(adj.)

analytic

anarquista

(adj.)

anarchistic

comparativo

(adj.)

comparative

bíblico

(adj.)

biblical

subterráneo

(adj.)

subterranean, underground

romero

(adj.)

said of a type of pilgrim heading to Rome, or having a certain type of cloak or stick

inverso

(adj.)

inverted, reverse

ofensivo

(adj.)

offensive

óptimo

(adj.)

superlative degree of bueno: very good

ecologista

(adj.)

environmentalist

textual

(adj.)

exact, precise, literal

feo

(adj.)

ugly

compuesto

(adj.)

compound, composite

arbitrario

(adj.)

arbitrary

marítimo

(adj.)

maritime

aspirante

(adj.)

aspiring

postal

(adj.)

postal

constructivo

(adj.)

constructive

irregular

(adj.)

irregular, uneven, erratic, haphazard

inadecuado

(adj.)

inadequate

protector

(adj.)

protective

informal

(adj.)

informal

exento

(adj.)

exempt

maduro

(adj.)

ripe

federico

(adj.)

ugly as sin

apto

(adj.)

suitable, capable, able, fit

célebre

(adj.)

celebrated

penitenciario

(adj.)

related to penitentiaries

sordo

(adj.)

deaf

vago

(adj.)

vague

mercantil

(adj.)

mercantile

bárbaro

(adj.)

barbaric

roso

(adj.)

hairless

ignorante

(adj.)

ignorant

sospechoso

(adj.)

suspicious, suspect, fishy, shady, sketchy

afectivo

(adj.)

affective

viable

(adj.)

viable

arquitectónico

(adj.)

architectural, architectonic

rubio

(adj.)

blond

hebreo

(adj.)

Hebrew

marxista

(adj.)

Marxist

séptimo

(adj.)

seventh

periférico

(adj.)

peripheral

divertido

(adj.)

entertaining, amusing, funny

inédito

(adj.)

not published

imperialista

(adj.)

imperialist

paradójico

(adj.)

paradoxical

bravo

(adj.)

angry, furious

tropical

(adj.)

tropical

deseable

(adj.)

desirable

vulgar

(adj.)

vulgar

velar

(adj.)

velar

solicitante

(adj.)

that applies for

adverso

(adj.)

adverse

sucesor

(adj.)

succeeding

gigantesco

(adj.)

gigantic, gigantesque, of a giant

fotográfico

(adj.)

photographic

térmico

(adj.)

thermal

televisivo

(adj.)

TV, television

discreto

(adj.)

discrete

silencioso

(adj.)

silent

rival

(adj.)

adverse, rival

metafísico

(adj.)

metaphysical

óseo

(adj.)

osseous, bony, skeletal

suelto

(adj.)

free, loose, undone

simultáneo

(adj.)

simultaneous

mapuche

(adj.)

Mapuche

competidor

(adj.)

competing

exhaustivo

(adj.)

exhaustive, thorough

casual

(adj.)

casual

forzoso

(adj.)

obligatory, compulsory

neoliberal

(adj.)

neoliberal

notorio

(adj.)

well-known

cuadrado

(adj.)

square

cívico

(adj.)

civil

gil

(adj.)

naive, innocent, dumb, dummy

inesperado

(adj.)

unexpected

estupendo

(adj.)

stupendous

sintético

(adj.)

synthetic

constituyente

(adj.)

constituent

cantante

(adj.)

who sings, singing

emergente

(adj.)

emerging, upcoming

genuino

(adj.)

genuine, sincere

hábil

(adj.)

able, capable

marroquí

(adj.)

Moroccan

presupuestario

(adj.)

budgetary

incompleto

(adj.)

incomplete, unfinished

celeste

(adj.)

pale blue, sky blue

interrogante

(adj.)

questioning

eventual

(adj.)

potential, possible

intensivo

(adj.)

intensive

horrible

(adj.)

horrible

antepasado

(adj.)

before last

apostólico

(adj.)

apostolic

delincuente

(adj.)

delinquent, criminal

activista

(adj.)

activist

navarro

(adj.)

Navarrese

denso

(adj.)

dense, thick, heavy

evangélico

(adj.)

evangelical

perdido

(adj.)

lost

harto

(adj.)

tired, fed up

resistente

(adj.)

strong, tough, resistant

boliviano

(adj.)

Bolivian

estudioso

(adj.)

studious, bookish

distante

(adj.)

distant

sociológico

(adj.)

sociological

constructor

(adj.)

constructing

preliminar

(adj.)

preliminary, introductory

costoso

(adj.)

costly, expensive

difunto

(adj.)

deceased

explosivo

(adj.)

explosive

triple

(adj.)

triple

molesto

(adj.)

annoyed, vexed

consultor

(adj.)

consulting

ambicioso

(adj.)

ambitious

bilateral

(adj.)

bilateral

rentable

(adj.)

profitable, yielding income

homogéneo

(adj.)

homogeneous

marino

(adj.)

marine, nautical

turco

(adj.)

Turkish

desigual

(adj.)

uneven

equitativo

(adj.)

equitable, fair

continental

(adj.)

continental

pionero

(adj.)

pioneering

alcohólico

(adj.)

alcoholic

unitario

(adj.)

unitary, unit

innecesario

(adj.)

unnecessary

cálido

(adj.)

warm

pronóstico

(adj.)

prognostic

precario

(adj.)

precarious, uncertain

amargo

(adj.)

bitter, sour

idóneo

(adj.)

suitable, fitting, ideal

elegante

(adj.)

elegant, graceful

diferencial

(adj.)

differential

incorrecto

(adj.)

wrong, incorrect

vasto

(adj.)

vast

bono

(adj.)

Obsolete form of bueno.

frágil

(adj.)

fragile, weak, flimsy

potable

(adj.)

potable, drinkable

duradero

(adj.)

durable, enduring, permanent

holandés

(adj.)

from or native to Holland, a region in the Netherlands

dudoso

(adj.)

doubtful

reducido

(adj.)

reduced

nativo

(adj.)

native

fatal

(adj.)

fatal

indiferente

(adj.)

indifferent

tardío

(adj.)

belated, tardy, delayed

intermediario

(adj.)

intermediating

blando

(adj.)

soft

pecador

(adj.)

sinful

complutense

(adj.)

from or related to Alcalá de Henares

centenario

(adj.)

centenary, centennial

episcopal

(adj.)

episcopal

instrumental

(adj.)

instrumental

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grande

bueno

nuevo

social

medio

derecho

propio

pequeño

humano

público

político

tal

último

importante

español

general

solo

posible

bajo

segundo

nacional

sentido

económico

necesario

cierto

dicho

diferente

alto

internacional

hecho

siguiente

santo

personal

objetivo

único

claro

incluso

final

real

principal

presente

libre

europeo

pobre

material

natural

cultural

joven

anterior

futuro

científico

malo

igual

actual

paso

verdadero

mal

partido

común

tercero

demás

profesional

largo

especial

trabajador

superior

distinto

mundial

histórico

total

antiguo

físico

local

técnico

conjunto

paciente

seguro

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