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Real Academia Española. Diccionario de la Lengua Española. Madrid. 2014

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Realizations (356)

Shift	Language	Lexeme	Source		Target	Page
#2718	Spanish	almacén	warehouse	→	shop, store; grocer's
#917	Spanish	alto	high, tall	→	loud
#976	Spanish	cable	cord	—	wire
#1174	Latin	miror	to be surprised	→	to look
#1706	Spanish	cochino	pig	→	wood-louse
#3872	Spanish	padre	father	→	priest
#4010	Spanish	padre	father	→	ancestor
#4014	Spanish	padre	father	→	founder
#4034	Spanish	padre	father	→	very big
#4035	Spanish	padre	father	→	amazing, striking, startling
#4106	Spanish	liebre	hare (Lepus)	→	pacemaker (running)
#1437	Spanish	observar	to see/to look at	→	to observe, obey
#3416	Spanish	guardar	to defend	—	to act according to
#4228	Spanish	bruma	(archaic) winter	→	haze, especially costal fog
#2770	Spanish	regla	ruler	→	rule, law, norm; principle; (monastic) rules
#1369	Spanish	paso	step, pace	—	unit of length, A measure of five Roman feet or the distance of a double step counted from the heel of the foot that advances to the anterior end of this same foot when perching
#4245	Spanish	patata	sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas)	→	potato
#1905	Spanish	lecho	bed	→	river-bed
#1432	Latin	calix	cup, chalice; cooking pot	→	river-bed
#1010	Spanish	vaso	vessel; glass	→	blood vessel
#4315	Spanish	hogar	fireplace	—	house
#4344	Spanish	Mercurio	Mercury	→	mercury
#4372	Latin	ferrum	iron	→	galleys anchor
#2150	Spanish	navegar	to sail, to navigate (on boat or other ship)	—	to fly (on balloon, airplane or other flying vehicle)
#4424	Spanish	pronto	adj. fast, accelerated, quick	—	adv. sooner than expected
#4442	Spanish	lanzar	to throw	→	shuttle (weaving instrument)
#3989	Spanish	tufo	steam, smoke	—	odor, smell; stench
#4831	Spanish	trompa	trunk (body part)	→	trunk of an elephant; proboscis of a mosquito or tapir
#4987	Spanish	caballo	horse	→	seahorse (Hippocampus)
#4995	Spanish	peine	comb	→	reed (in loom)
#5092	Spanish	perezoso	lazy person, idler, loafer	→	sloth (South American mammal)
#4961	Spanish	todavía	(dated) always	→	still
#5220	Spanish	viento	wind	→	flatus
#56	Spanish	picar	to sting	→	spicy
#5244	Spanish	abejón	drone	→	bumblebee
#5308	Spanish	hierba	grass	→	certain types of drugs, such as marijuana.
#5309	Spanish	carro	cart	→	(especially in Central America, the Caribbean, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela and all of Mexico except Central Mexico)) automobile
#5310	Spanish	carro	cart	→	(Latin America) train car
#5309	Spanish	coche	carriage, coach (a wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power)	→	(chiefly Spain, Mexico) car (a wheeled vehicle that moves independently)
#5310	Spanish	coche	carriage, coach (a wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power)	→	railcar
#5317	Spanish	pueblo	village	←	people (pl.)
#5378	Spanish	sacro	sacred	→	sacrum (bone)
#5391	Spanish	llave	key (of a door)	→	tap, faucet
#5404	Spanish	baño	bathroom	→	toilet
#5404	Spanish	lavabo	bathroom sink, washbasin	→	toilet
#5408	Spanish	saber	to smell, scent	→	to know
#5415	Spanish	badajo	clapper of a bell	→	penis
#5417	Spanish	fósforo	phosphorus	→	match (for fire)
#5418	Spanish	cera	wax	→	match (for fire)
#5480	Spanish	roer	of an animal: to cut small and superficially, with the teeth or other similar oral organs, the food	→	to annoy, afflict or torment internally and frequently.
#5480	Spanish	remorder	to bite repeatedly	→	to disturb someone internally, to disturb, alter or unsettle the conscience
#5530	Spanish	hoja	leaf	→	in doors, windows, screens, etc., each of the parts that open and close
#5563	Spanish	plata	silver	→	platinum
#5576	Spanish	glotón	glutton	→	wolverine
#5604	Spanish	rezadora	woman player	→	mantis
#5612	Spanish	rojo	red	→	leftist, especially communist. In the Spanish civil war of 1936-1939, Republican.
#5616	Spanish	caza	hunting, hunt	→	fighter plane
#5617	Spanish	clave	lock (n.)	→	keystone
#5627	Spanish	Marica	form of Maria 'Mary'	→	ladybird
#5679	Spanish	mina	mine (excavation from which ore is taken)	→	mine (explosive device)
#5678	Spanish	monstruo	being that presents anomalies or notable deviations with respect to its species.	→	very cruel and wicked person.
#3145	Spanish	banco	shoal	→	group of fish that go together in large numbers
#5691	Spanish	cometa	comet	→	flat and very light framework on which paper or cloth is spread and pasted, with a tail of ribbons or pieces of paper, which, fastened with a very long thread, is thrown into the air so that the wind raises it, as a fun for children
#5693	Spanish	lechuza	owl, barn owl	→	(Nicaragua) kite (lightweight toy)
#5694	Classical Nahuatl	pāpalōtl	butterfly	→	(Cuba, Honduras, Mexico)kite (lightweight toy)
#5693	Spanish	papagayo	parrot	→	(Venezuela, Southeastern Mexico) kite (lightweight toy)
#5698	Spanish	barril	barrel	→	(Argentina, Cuba, Uruguay) kite (lightweight toy)
#5704	Spanish	hijo	son	→	noble
#5733	Spanish	alto	high	→	high-pitched (having a high frequency of vibrations)
#955	Spanish	pueblo	country with independent government.	←	people, nation
#5745	Spanish	computar	to calculate, count	→	computer
#5761	Spanish	corte	court (of a sovereign)	→	polite
#5775	Spanish	arco	bow (weapon)	→	bow, fiddlestick
#5791	Spanish	palma	palm (body part)	—	palm (tree)
#5835	Spanish	película	pellicle, membrane	→	film, movie
#5847	Spanish	corazón	heart	→	middle finger
#5936	Spanish	gato	cat	→	trigger (of a gun)
#5304	Spanish	pasta	(colloquial) dough	→	money
#6015	Spanish	pata	paw, foot, leg (of an animal)	→	leg (of furniture)
#6018	Spanish	roer	to gnaw	→	rodent
#1340	Spanish	pelo	hair	→	hair (of animals)
#6115	Spanish	avaro	greedy	→	stingy
#6146	Spanish	presto	ready, prepared	→	soon
#2999	Spanish	manzana	apple	→	city block
#4735	Spanish	oruga	caterpillar	→	caterpillar track
#6151	Spanish	piña	cone (fruit)	→	pineapple
#6159	Spanish	zorro	fox (Vulpes vulpes)	→	(Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Honduras, Paraguay, Perú, Republica Dominicana, Venezuela) skunk
#6169	Guarani	tî	nose	→	coati
#6177	Spanish	ante	moose	→	(Mexico) tapir
#5479	Spanish	beber	to drink	→	to consume alcoholic beverages
#6205	Spanish	cristal	crystal, glass	→	Anguis fragilis
#2297	Spanish	creer	to believe in	→	to trust	660
#6298	Spanish	Chino	China	→	porcelain
#4718	Spanish	raíz	root (of a plant)	→	root (arithmetic)
#5413	Spanish	lenqua	tongue (body part)	→	clapper of a bell
#743	Spanish	pesar	to weigh (tr.)	→	to consider, think over
#6457	Spanish	topo	mole (Talpa)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6466	Spanish	alacrán	scorpion	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6467	Spanish	grillo	cricket (insect)	→	mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6495	Spanish	cojo	lame person	→	(of an immaterial thing) poorly founded, or incomplete
#6504	Spanish	San Juan	John the Baptist	→	cockchafer
#6550	Spanish	sombrero	hat	→	head of a mushroom
#6579	Spanish	cojín	cushion	→	bearing (mechanical device)
#6581	Spanish	ácido	having a sour or vinegar taste	→	acid
#6679	Spanish	honda	sling (weapon)	→	(Argentina and Uruguay) slingshot
#6694	Spanish	espuela	spur (for horse)	→	wishbone, merrythought
#6709	Spanish	cruz	cross (n.)	→	side of a coin
#6704	Spanish	cara	face	→	side of a coin
#6710	Spanish	sello	seal, stamp	→	(Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela) side of a coin
#6711	Spanish	ceca	mint (coins producing)	→	(Argentina) side of a coin
#6724	Spanish	puente	bridge	→	bridge (of musical imstrument)
#674	Spanish	yegua	mare	→	(disrespectful, colloquial, Cuba, Uruguay) rude woman
#4808	Spanish	maridar	(rare) to marry	→	husband
#6981	Spanish	perruno	dog (adj.)	→	dog-rose
#7020	Spanish	pavo	peacock	→	turkey
#6916	Spanish	guajolote	(Honduras, Mexico, El Salvador, Louisiana, Texas) turkey	→	(Honduras, El Salvador) fool
#6916	Spanish	guanajo	(Cuba) turkey	→	(Cuba) fool
#7069	Spanish	comadre	midwife	—	godmother
#7070	Spanish	comadre	midwife	→	gossiper
#7111	Spanish	medio	middle	→	(in the plural) means
#4799	Spanish	medio	middle	→	half
#7115	Spanish	cifra	digit (mathematics)	→	cipher, code
#7181	Spanish	verdugo	executioner	→	shrike
#7373	Spanish	grada	the bars of a window in a convent	—	wooden or iron instrument, almost square in shape, in the manner of large grills, with which the earth is crumbled and leveled after plowing, to sow it.
#7375	Spanish	rastra	rake	—	harrow
#1985	Spanish	plata	silver	—	(America) money
#2152	Spanish	cola	tail	→	horsetail, equisetum
#2835	Spanish	hierro	iron	→	cold weapon
#7448	Spanish	nudo	knot	→	unit of speed
#53	Spanish	tiempo	time	—	weather
#4512	Spanish	bujía	candle	→	spark plug
#7495	Spanish	puerco	pig (Sus scrofa)	→	porcupine
#7525	Spanish	cien	hundred	→	myriapod
#7527	Spanish	mil	thousand	→	myriapod
#2074	Spanish	plantar	to plant, put (a seed or plant) in the ground	→	plant (biol.)
#2691	Spanish	ratón	mouse	←	rat
#7758	Spanish	mano	hand	→	to manage
#7771	Spanish	nutria	otter (Lutra lutra)	→	(Argentina) nutria, coypu
#7772	Spanish	comida	lunch, midday meal	→	dinner, evening meal
#3739	Spanish	oler	to perceive smell	→	to know or guess something that was judged hidden, to suspect it
#1537	Spanish	trapo	rag, duster	→	(figurative) clothing, clothes
#4868	Spanish	diamante	diamond	→	diamonds (in cards)
#4864	Spanish	corazón	heart	→	hearts (in cards)
#4877	Spanish	pica	(weaponry) pike	→	spades (in cards)
#8119	Spanish	conejillo	diminutive of conejo 'rabbit'	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#6859	Spanish	Indias	(historical) The Western Hemisphere, during the early period of European colonization and exploration	→	guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#8108	Spanish	mariposa	butterfly	→	butterfly stroke
#2405	Spanish	agosto	August	→	season in which grain is harvested; harvest, set of fruits that are collected
#5029	Spanish	padre	father	→	motherland
#8310	Spanish	pájaro	bird	→	spleen, especially that of the pig.
#8334	Spanish	chico	little, small	→	child, kid
#57	Spanish	chico	boy, kid	→	boy who performs menial jobs in offices, shops and other establishments
#8347	Spanish	infante	child	→	prince, infante (son of a king)
#57	Spanish	mozo	boy, lad, young man, youth	→	servant, helper, steward, manservant; (Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru) waiter, server
#1003	Spanish	liviano	light (of weight)	→	lung
#8362	Spanish	novia	bride	—	bridegroom
#8369	Spanish	paz	peace	→	during a mass, a kiss that people give each other as a sign of peace and reconciliation
#2184	Spanish	extraño	foreign, alien, extraneous	→	strange, unusual, odd, weird, bizarre
#8374	Spanish	burro	donkey	→	sawhorse
#8375	Spanish	caballo	horse	→	easel; trestle (of furniture); kickstand (support)
#5923	Spanish	pájaro	bird	←	sparrow
#8053	Spanish	egiptano	Egyptian	→	(obsolete) Gipsy
#8053	Spanish	flamenco	Flemish	→	of a cultural manifestation, or of its interpreter: Of a popular Andalusian character, and often linked to the Romani people
#4686	Spanish	ciego	blind	→	caecum (blind gut)
#6741	Spanish	macho	man (male)	→	male (animal)
#8448	Spanish	raíz	root (of a plant)	→	root (of a word)
#246	Spanish	asombrarse	to be surprised	—	to be afraid
#4542	Spanish	anillo	finger-ring	→	ring finger
#8453	Spanish	flagelo	whip	→	flagellum
#8456	Spanish	corte	court (of a sovereign)	→	the bicameral legislative chambers of Spain
#8181	Spanish	angostura	narrowness or narrow passage	→	sadness, anguish or fatigue
#8485	Spanish	contenido	contents (that which is inside a container)	→	content (of a text, artwork or media production)
#8516	Spanish	estoque	sword	→	gladiolus
#1171	Spanish	corazón	heart	→	emotions, kindness, spirit
#8539	Spanish	codo	elbow	→	elbow piece (tube)
#5008	Latin	scutum	shield	→	coin
#8608	Spanish	sombre	shadow	→	hat (especially brimmed hat)
#4997	Spanish	rayo	ray	—	spoke of wheel
#8611	Spanish	rayo	ray	—	lightning
#8613	Spanish	radio	radius (geometry)	→	radius (bone)
#8622	Classical Arabic	saraṭān (سَرَطَان)	crab	→	breast cancer
#6302	Spanish	yunque	anvil (of a blacksmith)	→	anvil bone
#8650	Spanish	estribo	stirrup	→	stapes
#8675	Spanish	rico	rich	→	tasty
#8689	Spanish	papel	document (n.)	→	role
#3056	Spanish	tardo	slow (adj.)	—	late
#8701	Spanish	tarde	late	→	afternoon, evening (before sunset)
#3013	Spanish	tomar	to take	→	to drink
#3283	Spanish	compás	pair of compasses	→	(navigation, rare) navigational compass
#8705	Spanish	cadera	(obsolete) seat, chair	→	hip
#963	Spanish	bien	good	→	very
#8714	Spanish	velo	veil	→	soft palate
#8717	Spanish	granada	pomegranate	→	hand grenade
#563	Spanish	hombre	man (male)	—	human, person
#6876	Spanish	aguja	needle (sewing)	→	needle (conifers)
#3705	Spanish	fraile	monk	→	puffin
#8789	Spanish	pie	foot	→	foot (poetry)
#8781	Spanish	tiempo	time	→	tense (grammar)
#8898	Latin	ruga	wrinkle	→	street
#5462	Spanish	estrella	star	→	starfish
#2544	Spanish	superior	high (location)	→	person who has others in his charge or under his direction
#8908	Spanish	rana	frog	→	soft tumor under the tongue
#8916	Spanish	derecho	correct (adj.)	→	law, jurisprudence
#8917	Spanish	derecho	correct (adj.)	→	right, entitlement
#8928	Spanish	plato	plate (a serving dish)	→	meal (course)
#5517	Latin	graculus	jackdaw	→	rook
#4719	Spanish	raíz	root (of a plant)	→	root of equation
#8940	Spanish	cielo	sky	→	dear, darling
#8843	Spanish	cielo	sky	→	paradise, heaven
#4493	Spanish	raíz	root (of a plant)	→	root of tooth
#8946	Spanish	nudo	knot	→	knot (botany)
#5288	Spanish	mano	hand	→	pointer (on a dial)
#8960	Spanish	aguja	needle (sewing)	→	hand (of a clock)
#8957	Spanish	saeta	arrow	→	hand (of a clock)
#289	Spanish	buey	ox	→	cattle egret
#443	Spanish	madre	mother	→	womb in which the fetus develops
#5023	Spanish	madre	mother	→	(colloq.) Elderly woman from the village
#8252	Spanish	madre	mother	→	channel through which the waters of a river or stream ordinarily flow
#8990	Spanish	madre	mother	→	lees (sediment that settles during fermentation of beverages)
#7639	Spanish	escaño	(obsolete) bench	→	seat (membership in an organization, particularly a representative body)
#9000	Spanish	recto	straight	→	right (angle)
#149	Spanish	criadilla	potato	—	(cooking) testicle
#310	Spanish	cornudo	horned	→	cuckold, deceived husband
#314	Spanish	mierda	faeces	→	something poorly made or of poor quality
#7773	Latin	ientō, ientāre	to eat breakfast	→	(archaic, poetic) to lunch
#9039	Latin	admiror	to be surprised	→	to admire
#9039	Spanish	admirar	to be surprised	→	to admire
#7636	Spanish	ganso	goose	→	stupid or slow-witted person
#2372	Spanish	día	day	→	24 hours
#1706	Spanish	chanchito	piglet	→	wood-louse
#3096	Spanish	humedad	humidity, moisture, wetness	→	wood-lice
#9057	Spanish	testamento	will (legal document)	→	Testament (Christianity)
#9077	Spanish	pedo	fart	→	puffball
#3306	Spanish	pillar	to catch, get, to grab	←	to steal
#2257	Spanish	calabaza	pumpkin, Cucurbita pepo	→	Boletus edulis
#73	Spanish	dulce	sweet (taste)	→	fresh (of water)
#7579	Spanish	rábano	radish	→	horseradish
#9125	Spanish	agua	water	→	rain
#9140	Spanish	reina	queen	→	queen (chess)
#4993	Spanish	costilla	rib	→	rib (part of a ship’s framework)
#4725	Spanish	falcón	(obsolete) falcon	→	a type of cannon used in ancient artillery
#9172	Spanish	cono	cone (fruit)	—	cone (geometr.)
#2895	Spanish	yugo	yoke	→	(historical) yugada, Spanish yoke (a traditional unit of area equivalent to about 32.2 ha)
#9181	Spanish	agarrar	to catch, take, grab	→	to fall ill
#9181	Spanish	pillar	To seize, grab or apprehend someone or something	→	to fall ill
#9181	Spanish	coger	to seize, to grab or take something or someone	→	to fall ill
#9180	Spanish	traer	to bring	→	to cause
#9186	Spanish	carro	cart, wagon	→	Big Dipper
#9212	Spanish	tijera	scissors	→	earwig (Forficula auricularia)
#9228	Spanish	lobo	wolf	→	puffball
#9221	Spanish	sabroso	tasty	→	pleasant
#3534	Spanish	fresco	fresh	—	cold
#9279	Spanish	número	number	→	(colloquial) extravagant or inconvenient action that attracts a lot of attention
#9247	Spanish	pueblo	nation	→	population, people
#9330	Spanish	pato	duck	→	(El Salvador, Puerto Rico, Venezuela) bedpan
#9354	Spanish	luna	moon	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9366	Spanish	rueda	wheel	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9366	Latin	trochus	iron hoop	→	ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9375	Spanish	cola	tail	→	grand piano
#9379	Spanish	faltar	to be lacking, to lack, to not have	→	it is necessary
#9380	Spanish	falta	lack, shortage	→	fault
#9399	Spanish	panizo	millet (esp. foxtail millet)	→	maize
#2753	Latin	capitalis	(relational) of the head	→	capital city
#2753	Spanish	cabeza	head	→	capital city
#3088	Latin	neco, necare	to kill	→	to sink (tr.), drown
#6744	Spanish	antiguo	old (vs. new)	—	former
#9452	Spanish	mosto	must (in winemaking)	→	mustard (spice)
#3521	Spanish	solo	single, unique	→	only
#622	Latin	nova	new (feminine nominative/vocative singular)	→	bride
#1740	Spanish	matriz	womb, uterus	→	origin
#2466	Spanish	puerro	leek	→	club (a weapon)
#9480	Spanish	cuerno	horn	→	wind musical instrument
#9482	Spanish	bien	good (adv.)	→	although
#9513	Latin	mens, mentis	mind (n.)	→	(adverbial suffix) manner
#9532	Spanish	hostia	host (Christianity)	→	(vulgar, Spain) damn!
#9542	Spanish	caracol	snail	→	cochlea
#2062	Spanish	fin	end	→	aim, goal
#9572	Spanish	modo	manner, way	→	grammatical mood
#9586	Spanish	montar	to go up	→	to mount a horse
#9594	Spanish	hacer el amor	to love	→	to copulate, make love
#4900	Spanish	tímpano	drum	→	tympanum (of ear)
#9617	Spanish	fila	line, row	→	queue
#9617	Spanish	línea	line	→	queue
#9381	Spanish	rey	monarch	→	king (chess)
#9142	Spanish	dama	lady	→	queen (chess)
#7167	Spanish	torre	tower	→	rook (chess)
#3810	Spanish	caballo	horse	→	knight (chess)
#703	Spanish	zumo	juice	→	(figurative) profit; gain
#9727	Spanish	ignorar	not to know	→	to ignore, disregard
#9728	Latin	ignoro, ignorare	not to know	→	to miss somebogy, long for
#9758	Spanish	nieto	grandson	→	descendant
#10373	Spanish	espacio	space	→	space, universe
#9786	Spanish	cabeza	head	→	headwaters
#3397	Spanish	placa	plate, metal sheet	→	plate armour
#9820	Spanish	tallar	to sculpt, to carve	→	noodle, pasta
#2791	Spanish	camaleón	chameleon	→	person with inconsistent behavior
#4708	Spanish	drama	drama (theatre)	→	quality of intense or high emotion or situation of enormous gravity that heightens such emotions
#9831	Spanish	mama	mother	—	female breast
#9848	Spanish	libro	book (n.)	→	omasium
#9852	Latin	reticulum	net (n.)	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9856	Spanish	bonete	biretta (square cap), cone-shaped hat, clown hat	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9852	Spanish	redecilla	netting; small net	→	reticulum (zoology)
#9866	Spanish	cristiano	Christian	→	(colloquial) guy
#1337	Spanish	ataque	attack (n.)	→	attack of disease
#6588	Spanish	segador	reaper, harvester, mower	→	opilione, daddy longlegs
#9882	Spanish	esponja	sponge (animal)	→	sponge (material)
#7837	Spanish	ciervo	deer, stag	→	stag beetle
#9888	Spanish	banana	banana	→	(Bolivia, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, colloquial) penis
#3741	Spanish	plátano	(Spain, botany) plane tree	→	(Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Cuba, Mexico, Spain) banana
#9894	Spanish	estigma	visible mark on a body	→	stigma (botany)
#9923	Spanish	huevo	egg	→	spawn, roe
#2540	Spanish	vulgar	common or general; belonging to or relating to the common people	→	that which is unbecoming of cultured or educated people
#9933	Spanish	armado	armored	→	armadillo
#9944	Spanish	nuez	nut; walnut	→	Adam's apple
#9938	Spanish	Adán	Adam	→	(Latin America) Adam's apple
#8195	Spanish	navaja	razor, pocketknife	→	razor clam
#3856	Latin	venatus	hunting	→	deer
#4673	Spanish	acabar	to end, finish	→	(Argentina, Cuba, El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Uruguay, Venezuela) to experience an orgasm
#10048	Spanish	ayuda	help, aid (n.)	→	enema
#7276	Spanish	pizarra	slate (rock)	→	blackboard, chalkboard
#10055	Spanish	ratona	she-mouse	→	(Argentina) wren
#10079	Spanish	consejo	advice	→	council
#5731	Spanish	bajo	low (location)	→	(music) bass
#10092	Latin	potio	beverage, drink	→	poison
#7366	Old Spanish	fallir	to err, to fail	→	to pass away, die
#10112	Spanish	lauro	laurel	→	glory, praise
#5667	Spanish	cuna	cradle	→	orphanage
#10115	Spanish	legumbre	legume	→	vegetable
#10117	Spanish	libre	free	→	vacant, unoccupied
#10123	Spanish	lenteja	lentil	→	duckweed
#10182	Spanish	invierno	(Venezuela) rainy season	←	winter
#10188	Spanish	árbol	tree	→	mast (nautical)
#10243	Spanish	novio	fiancé	→	beloved
#10260	Spanish	montaña	mountain	→	large accumulation of something.
#404	Spanish	monte	mountain	→	pawn shop with a charitable purpose.
#10266	Spanish	tributario	one who pays taxes, tribute or is obligated to pay them	→	tributary (river)
#10280	Spanish	león	lion (Panthera leo)	→	(Mexico, US) cougar
#10289	Spanish	mañana	morning	→	morning glory, bindweed
#10301	Spanish	lomo	back (body part)	→	(Rioplatense, Paraguay) speed bump
#10305	Spanish	infanta	girl	→	princess
#857	Spanish	enseñar	to show, demonstrate	→	to teach
#10327	Spanish	yesquero	tinderbox	→	(Latin America) cigarette lighter
#10336	Spanish	cabrón	male goat	→	(Latin America, derogatory) pimp (prostitution solicitor)
#10345	Spanish	cera	wax	→	earwax
#10345	Spanish	cera	wax	→	earwax
#10409	Spanish	león	lion (Panthera leo)	→	dandelion
#8197	Latin	hostis	enemy	→	army
#8001	Spanish	pulcro	tidy, neat	—	beautiful
#10435	Spanish	carbón	coal	→	charcoal
#10440	Spanish	padre	father	→	godfather
#10442	Spanish	padre	father	→	best man (at wedding)
#10500	Spanish	gatillar	(Bolivia, Southern Cone) to trigger a firearm	→	(Ecuador, Chile, Argentina) to start a process
#2541	Spanish	maño	(archaic) big	→	great
#10543	Spanish	mora	mulberry	→	blackberry
#10544	Spanish	mora	mulberry	→	strawberry
#10545	Spanish	mora	mulberry	→	(Honduras) raspberry