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    Glosario de Espaol de Rossetta Stone

    Spanish Glossary of the Rosetta Stone Program

    Curriculum Text

    Spanish Level 1

    Advanced Vocabulary

    Spanish EnglishA

    Acaban Have just finishedAcera Sidewalk

    Acerca About

    Agujas Needles

    Ajedrez Chess game

    Alas Wings

    Alfombra Carpet

    Algo Something

    Alguien Somebody

    Amanecer To dawn

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    Ambos Both

    Andar To walk

    Apoyada Supported

    Arbustos Bushes

    Armario Wardrobe, closet

    Atando To knot

    Atardecer To become afternoon, dask

    Atravesando Through

    Avergonzado To put somebody on a spot; to

    embarrass

    Aves Birds

    B

    Bajada Slide

    Bandeja Tray

    Barbilla Shin

    Bifurcacin Fork on the street

    Bigote Mustache

    Bostezando To yawn

    Buzo Diver

    C

    Cado Fallen

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    Camion-gra Crane; tow truck

    Canica Marble

    Cantidad Quantity

    Capota Top

    Carruaje Coach

    Casi Almost

    Cayendo Falling

    Cesta Basket

    Cisne Swan

    Codo Elbow

    Colina Hill

    Corcoveando To buck Cortado Cut

    Caulquiera Any thing

    D

    Dado Dice

    Dibujo Picture

    Disparar To shoot

    Dobladas Folded

    Domido Asleep

    E

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    l Personal pronoun (He)

    El Definite article (the,

    masculine)

    Escalera Ladder

    Escalones Stairs

    Eso That (masculine)

    Estante Shelf

    Estornudar To sneeze

    Estornudando Sneezing

    F

    Ferrocarril Railroad

    Fondo BackgroundFuerte Strong (masculine or feminine,

    singular Adjective)

    Furgoneta Police van

    G

    Ganado Cattle

    Garrocha Pole

    Gente People

    Gemelos Twins

    Granjero Farmer

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    Guantes Gloves

    H

    Hacia Towards

    He I have (present indicative)

    Helado Cold

    Heno Hay

    Herramienta Tool

    Hocico Trump

    Hojas Leaves

    Humo Smoke

    I

    Incendio FireIzquierda Left

    J

    Jalar To pull

    L

    Lacio Straight hair

    Llaves Keyes

    Lazo Rope

    Llevar To take; to carry

    Leyendo Reading (progressive form)

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    Lluvia Rain

    M

    Maletero Car trunk

    Manchas Spots

    Manzana Apple

    Mascota Pet

    Mecedora Rocking chair

    Meter To insert

    Miedo Fright

    Monedero Coin purse

    Montn Many

    Mueble FurnitureN

    Nadar To swim

    Nadador swimmer

    O

    Obra Play (book)

    Orgulloso Proud

    Pjaro Bird

    Pala Shovel

    Parada Bus stop

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    Pareja Couple

    patinadora Person that uses the skateboard

    Patines Skates

    Peces Fish (swimming in the ocean

    or river)

    Piscina Pool

    Potro Colt (small horse)

    Propia Own (feminine)

    Puente Bridge

    Q

    Quemar To burn

    Quemando BurningR

    Racimo Bunch of flowers

    Rascando Scratch

    Rastrillo Rake

    Rayas Stripes

    Regrese Return (Command, you form)

    Revs Wrong side out

    Rizado Curly

    Rodillas Knees

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    S

    Sacando Taking out

    Salido Out of joint; taken leave

    Saltado Jumped

    Sanda Watermelon

    Sed Thirst

    Seal Signal

    sin Without

    Soga Rope

    Solo Alone

    Slo Only

    Sonrer To smileSosteniendo Holding

    T

    Tantos Many

    Ternero Calf

    Tipo Type

    Toalla Towel

    Tosiendo Coughing

    Trepando Climbing

    U

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    Vaca Empty (feminine)

    Vaquero Cowboy

    Vasija Vessel

    Vela Candle

    Venado Deer

    Verdad Truth

    Vidrio Glass

    Volar To fly

    Vuelta Turn

    Y

    Ya Already

    Yendo Going (progressive form whichuses the verb ir

    Z

    Zanahoria Carrot

    Zanja Ditch; trench

    Zarcillo Earring

    Glosario de Espaol del programa de

    Rossetta Stone

    Spanish Glossary of the Rosetta Stone

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    Spanish Language Program

    Curriculum Text

    Spanish Level 2

    Advanced Vocabulary

    Spanish EnglishA

    Abotona To button (conjugation in the third personsingular: l/ella/usted)

    Abraza To hug (conjugation in the third personsingular: l/ella/usted)

    Acebo Sour; acid

    Acerca AboutAcostumbre To get used toAdelantado Ahead of timeAfeita ShavesAgrio Sour Aguda Sharp (feminine)Aguja NeedleAh ThereAjedrz Chess

    Ajusta NarrowsAlambre WiresAlcanzar ReachesAlejarse Reflexive ( to get far away)Alfonbra CarpetAlgo SomethingAlicate PliersAlmohada PillowAmable Kind

    Amanecer DawnsAmarra Knots

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    Ambas Both (feminine)Ametralladoras Machine gunAnaquel Bookshelf Anillo Ring

    Anteayer The day before yesterdayApaga Turns off Aparcamiento ParkingApoyndose Supporting (reflexive)Apretado TightAprieto A problem or I pressArbusto BushArchivador File cabinetArchivando Progressive form for to file

    Ardilla SquirrelArena SandArma To assemble(conjugation in the third

    person singular: l/ella/usted); a gunArrastra DragsArrodillada KneltArroyo SpringArvejas or alverja PeaAspirar To aspire to die

    Atascada Trappedtico PenthouseAtornilla To screwAvseme Tell meAy OuchAzada Roasted

    B

    Baha BayBailarinas DancersBalanza ScalesBandeja TrayBaera Bath TubBarbilla ChinBarn BaronBal Trunk Bayas Berry (fermented grape dinks)Bellotas AcornBerenjenas Egg plants (vegetables)Billete Ticket

    Bistec or bist Steak

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    Bolos SkittlesBostezando Progressive form: To yawn

    brocha BrushBho Owl

    bulbos Bulbbuzn Mailbox

    C

    Cajero CashiersCalabazas PumpkinCalienta Hotcaminata Strollcanicas Marblescrcel Jail

    cario Care; darling for male and femaleCarnicero Butcher Caro ExpensiveCarpa FishCarpeta FolderCarrera RunCarruaje FloatCascos HelmetsCebollas Onions

    Cerca Close or fenceCercana Close place (feminine noun)Cerradura Safety lockChupa SucksCinturones BeltsCintura WaistCinturones BeltsCalvados Men become baldClavos Bald menColorete RougeCmoda Chest of drawersConmigo With meConoce KnowsContaba Imperfect tense, to tell a storyContar Future tense in the yo form: I will tell a

    storyCorredor Runner or corridorCorrido A popular song; example:La adelitaCorts Kind

    Corteza The bark of a tree

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    Cort To cut: Past tense form(conjugation in thethird person singular: l/ella/usted)

    Coser To sowCrecer To grow

    Cremallera Zip fastener; zipper Cuclillas Squatting; to crouch; to squatCuelga To hang (conjugation in the third person

    singular: l/ella/usted)Cuero Leather

    D

    Da Irregular verb: (conjugation in the thirdperson singular:l/ella/usted)

    Dados Dice

    Dar To giveDardos SpearsDedal ThimbleDeja LeavesDej I leftDelanteros Forwards (position of a player in a game)Den GiveDerram I pouredDerretido MeltedDescartar To disregardDesemchufla To disconnectDeslustrado UnpolishedDestornilla To unscrewDetrs BehindDevulvalo Command form: You return itDiapositivas SlidesDibujo DrawingDiga To tell: command form for you formalDijera Would tell: subjunctive mood.

    Dir I will tell: future tenseDobla To fold (conjugation in the third person

    singular: l/ella/usted)Duea Owner: femaleDurazno PeachesDurmiera Would sleep:

    E

    Echar To pour or to kick someone out.Edad Age

    Elfo Elf

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    Empaca Packs things awayEmpareja To line up; to make straightEnamorada To be in loveEncanta From the verb encantar: to love something

    or to really like.Encendedor Lighter Enchufla To connect an electric cord to the

    wall(conjugation in the third personsingular: l/ella/usted)

    Enero JanuaryEnjabona To wash with soap.Enjuaga To rinseEnlatados Canned goods

    Enlazados ConnectedEnsea To show or to teach (conjugation in thethird person singular: l/ella/usted)

    Entero WholeEntrara Would enter: Conditional

    tense(conjugation in the third personsingular: l/ella/usted)

    Equipaje LuggageEscalada Climbing of a mountainEscape EscapeEscoger To chooseEsconder To hideEscopetas PistolsEscuadra PistolEsgrima The sport of fencingEsmalte Nail polishEspadas SwordsEspalda Shoulder Estaba Imperfect tense: verb to be (conjugation in

    the third person singular: l/ella/usted)Estallando Exploding (present progressive form for

    an ar verb)Estornudando Sneezing(present progressive form for an

    ar verb)Estrecha Reaches out or narrowEstufa StoveExtintor Extinguisher Extraos Strangers

    F

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    Faro BeaconFin The endFecha ArrowFortaleza Fortress

    Frambuesas RaspberryFregadero Sink Fui I went or I was: From the verb to be or to

    goFuma To smoke (present progressive form for an

    ar verb)Furgoneta Station wagon

    G

    Ganado Cattle

    Garrocha Barbed lanceGaseosa Soda with gasGentil NiceGorra Cap (masculine noun: la gorra)Gorro Cap (feminine noun: el gorro)Gotas Drops of water or liquidGranjero FarmerGrapadora Stapler Grita To scream(conjugation in the third person

    singular: l/ella/usted)Grosor ThicknessGuantera Glove compartmentGuau Bow-wow (The bark of a dog)Guiando Winking (the eye)

    H

    Hace From the verb hacer = tomake(conjugation in the third personsingular: l/ella/usted)

    Hacha Axe

    Har To make: Future tense(conjugation in thethird person singular: l/ella/usted)

    Haz Command form for You informal (t formwith the verb to do: hacer)

    Hebilla Belt buckleHebrea Hebrew or to put the thread in the needle.Hlice Propeller Hembra She-animalHice To do=hacer(Past tense: I did, with the

    verb hacer)

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    Hiedra IvyHierve BurnsHilo NeedleHirviendo Boiling (Present progressive form or

    gerund form, -ir verb)Hombrecito Little manHombro Shoulder Hongos MushroomsHueco Hollow

    I

    Ida One way tripIgnrelo Ignore him (command for you formal)Impresora Printer

    Incendio FireInhala To Exhale: (conjugation in the third

    person singular:l/ella/usted)J

    Jalada PulledJamn HamJarra JarJvenes Young people; young menJuega To play: jugar(stem-changing verb)

    (conjugation in the third personsingular:l/ella/usted)

    Jugado A game that was playedJuguete A toyJuntos Together

    L

    Lado SideLadra BarksLame LicksLancha Boat

    Lanzamiento To launchLatidos Heart beatslengetadas LicksLevanta Picks upLeyendo Reading (present progressive of the verb

    leer/to read)Limpiaparabrisas Windshields wipersLiquen LichenLirios Iris

    Lizo Loom

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    Lucha FightM

    Machete Machete; hunting knifeMaletero Porter; suitcase maker; station porter

    Manch I spotted (past tense of the verbmanchar/to spot)

    Mandamos We command; we sendManecillas Handles(noun)Mangueras HosesMaquillaje MakeupMartillo Hammer Mastica To shew ((conjugation in the third person

    singular:l/ella/usted)

    Matrcula RegistrationMedias Panty hosesMtete Familiar You, get inMinusvlidos DisabledMitones Big glovesMolinillo Grinder, millMuge To bellow (conjugation in the third person

    singular:l/ella/usted)N

    Nabos TurnipNavaja PocketknifeNoruega NorwayNueces Nuts

    O

    Odos EarsOler To smellvalo ovalOverol Overalls

    P

    Pala ShowelPalanca Lever; crowbarPalillos SticksPantorrilla CalfPantuflas SlippersParaguas UmbrellaParpadeando Blinking (present progressive form or

    gerund form: parpadear)Patinaje Skating ring

    Peces Fishes

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    Pedir To ask Pesa To weigh (conjugation in the third person

    singular: l/ella/usted); something that isheavy

    Pescar To fishPide To ask: (conjugation in the third person

    singular:l/ella/usted)Piedra StonePinza Pincer; nipper Pirul LollipopPlaya BeachPozo WellPrende To turn on (conjugation in the third person

    singular:l/ella/usted)Propsito PurposePrueba TestPulgar ThumbPuetazo Blow with the fistPuo Fist (noun)

    Q

    Quejes Subjunctive mood for You informal: tocomplaint.

    R

    Rbanos RadishesRasca To scratch: (conjugation in the third

    person singular:l/ella/usted)Rayas Lines, stripesRemolque TowingResbaladiza SlidingRetrete ToiletRindose Laughing (present progressive form for

    l/ella/usted)

    Rinden They lastRollo RollRomper To tearRota Worn outRueda Wheel

    S

    Sabe From the verb Saber(to know people or information; conjugation in the third

    person singular:l/ella/usted)

    Sacar To take out

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    Sacerdote Priest; father( from a Catholic Church)Sacude To shake: sacudir (conjugation in the third

    person singular:l/ella/usted)Salada Salty

    Sale To leave (conjugation in the third personsingular:l/ella/usted)

    Sapos ToadsSquese Take it out: command formSastre Tailor Secador Dryer Segua Used to followSemillas SeedsSentarse Reflexive for sitting down

    Serrucho SawSi IfS YesSiente To feel: (conjugation in the third person

    singular:l/ella/usted)Silbatos WhistlesSoga RopeSoltar To turn looseSopla To blow: (conjugation in the third person

    singular:l/ella/usted)Stano AtticSubir To climb (-ir verb/infinitive)Sudadera Sweet shirtSujetapapeles Paper clip

    T

    Taburete StoolTacao Stingy; miser Tajada Sliver Tal Such

    Taladro DrillTarro Jar Tela FabricTemblando TremblingTemprano EarlyTendedero Close lineTenme Hold me (command form for t)Tierno Kind; sweetTetera Teapot

    Tijeras Scissors

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    Tira StripTirada Long distance; as easy as pie; dead easyTrala Throw it (command form for t)Trale You throw it

    Toalla TowelTocino BaconTornillo ScrewToronja GrapefruitTorpe ClumsyTragos DrinksTraje SuitTrasero The backside

    U

    ltimo The last oneUas NailsUsara Would use: Conditional

    tenser( conjugated in the I andHe/She/you formal pronoun forms)

    V

    Vaquero CowboyVeces TimesVen They see

    Venda BandageVerdura VegetablesVez One timeVidrio GlassVveres GoodsVolante Flyer or steering wheelVoltea Turns (conjugation in the third person

    singular: l/ella/usted)Vuelta Turn (noun)

    Y

    Yens Japanese currencyZ

    Zanahorias Carrots