Part 21

aura, _f._, gentle breeze, zephyr.

aurora, _f._ dawn.

ausencia, _f._, absence.

ausente, absent.

auto, _m._, judicial decree or sentence; warrant, edict; -- de fe, public punishment by the Inquisition, often a public burning; (hence) a great fire, a bonfire, a fire.

autor, _m._, author.

autoridad, _f._, authority.

autorizar, to authorize

avanzado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ avanzar, advanced, late.

avanzar, to advance, progress.

avaro, -a, miserly, avaricious

ave, _f._, bird.

avenida, _f._, approach, avenue.

aventura, _f._, adventure, event, incident.

aventurarse, to venture.

aventurero, _m._, adventurer, knight errant.

averiguar, to inquire, find out, investigate.

avidez, _f._, avidity; con --, eagerly.

avisado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ avisar, advised, informed.

aviso, _m._, warning.

¡ay! alas! ayes, _subst. m. pl._, lamentations.

ayer yesterday.

ayuda, _f._, aid, help, means.

ayudar, to aid, help.

ayuntamiento, _m._, municipal government, town (_or_ city) hall.

azar, _m._, hazard; al --, at hazard; at random.

azaroso, -a, hazardous, adventurous, venturesome.

azotar, to whip, lash, beat against, strike, cut.

azucena, _f._, lily, white lily.

azúl, blue; -- turquí, dark blue; _subst. m._, blue, indigo.

azulado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ azular, azured, bluish, indigo, blue.

azuzar, to set on, let loose, urge on.

B

bagaje, _m._, baggage; _pl._, baggage (of an army).

¡bah! bah!, nonsense!

bajar, to descend, lower, sink down, let fall, cast down, come down.

bajel, _m._, ship.

bajo, -a, low; _adv._, underneath, under, beneath.

balanceado. -a, _adj. pp. of_ balancear, balanced, swayed, swaying.

balancearse, to sway, totter, reel.

balbucear, to stammer.

balcón, _m._, balcony, casement window, balcony casement window.

balde: en --, in vain, vainly.

balsa, _f._, pool, lake.

Baltasara, _f._, (_Span._) Raltasara.

ballesta, _f._;, crossbow.

ballestero, _m._, archer, crossbowman.

banda, _f._, band, gang, flock.

bandada,_f,_, flock, crowd, band, swarm.

bandido, _m._, bandit.

bando, _m._, flock, flight.

bandolera, _f._, bandoleer, hunting-belt (slung across the shoulder).

banquillo, _m._, stool, bench.

bañar, to bathe, wash.

báquico, -a, bacchanal, bacchanalian.

barajarse, to writhe.

barandal, _m._, balustrade, railing.

barba, _f._, beard; _pl._, beard; y se le rieron en sus --s; and they laughed in his face.

barón, _m._, baron, lord.

barra, _f._, bar.

barranco, _m._, gorge, precipice.

barrio, _m._, ward, quarter.

base, _f._, base, basis.

basta, enough, halt, stop.

bastante, sufficient, enough, sufficiently, rather, considerable; lo --, sufficiently, enough.

bastar, to be sufficient; baste, let that suffice; enough.

batallar, to disagree, battle, be at odds.

batir, to beat, strike, clap; -- el cobre de firme, to be most diligent; -- las palmas, to clap the hands; _subst._, beating; _refl._ to fight a duel.

beata, _f._, pious woman; lay sister.

bebedor, _m._, tippler, toper.

beber, to drink.

belleza, _f._, beauty.

bellisimo, -a, _abs._ supper. of bello, very (_or_ most) beautiful.

bello, -a, beautiful, handsome.

bendecir, to consecrate, bless.

bendición, _f._, benediction, blessing; que era una -- del cielo, in a surprising way.

bendito, -a, _adj. pp. (irr.) of_ bendecir, blessed, holy, consecrated.

benévolo, -a, benevolent, gracious.

besar, to kiss; to touch; llegar y -- el santo, to succeed in a brief space of time; to find good fortune quickly.

beso; _m._, kiss.

biblioteca, _f._, library.

bien, _m._, good deed (or act), good, benefit; un -- de caridad, a good turn, a benevolent favor; _pl._, property; _adv._, well, very; si --, although, even if; mas --, rather; pues --, well, well then, well now; ó --, or, or else; -- ... ó, whether ... or; either, or; porque ... ó por ser, whether because ... or because it was; -- que ... -- que, whether ... or; either because ... or because.

bigote, _m._, mustache.

birrete, _m._, cap, barret.

bisojo, -a, cross-eyed.

bizarro, -a, gallant, brave, highspirited, generous.

blanco, -a, white.

blancura, _f._, whiteness, whiteness of complexion.

blancusco, -a, whitish, gray.

blandamente, softly.

blandir, to brandish.

blando, -a, soft.

blanquear, to whiten, shine white; to bleach.

blasfemar, to blaspheme, curse.

blasfemia, _f._, blasphemy.

blasón, _m._, blazon.

bobo, _m._, dunce, fool.

boca, _f._, mouth; de --, on (his) face; de manos á --, all of a sudden; unexpectedly; punto en --, silence, hush.

boca-calle, _f._, entrance (end _or_ opening) to a street.

bocado, _m._, morsel, bite.

boceto, _m._, sketch, outline.

bocina, _f._, trumpet, horn, bugle.

bofetada, _f._, buffet, blow.

bofetón, _m._, slap, blow.

bondad, _f._, kindness, goodness.

bondadoso, -a, benevolent, kind.

bonito, -a, pretty, charming, good, fine.

borceguf, _m._, buskin.

bordar, to border, embroider.

borde, _m._, edge, border, brink, bank.

bordón, _m._, staff.

borracho, -a, drunk, intoxicated.

borrar, to efface, erase; _refl._, to be effaced (_or_ blotted out).

borrascoso, -a, stormy, angry.

bosque, _m._, grove, forest, wood.

bosquecillo, _m._, coppice.

bosquejar, to sketch, paint.

bote, _m._, bound; boat; canister; box, toilet box, estar de -- en --, to be cram full; to be completely filled.

botella, _f._, bottle.

Botero. See caldera.

botín, _m._, booty.

botón, _m._, button, bud.

bóveda, _f._, arch, vault.

bramar, to roar.

bramido, _m._, bellow, bellowing, belling; calling; clamor, noise, blast.

¡bravo! bravo!

brazo, _m._, arm.

brecha, _f._, breach.

breña, _f._, bramble, brambles, thicket.

breve, short, brief; en-s palabras, in a few words.

brevísimo, -a, _abs._ sapper, of breve, very (_or_ most) brief.

brial, _m._, skirt, rich silken skirt.

brida, _f._, bridle.

brigada, _f._, brigade; general de --, brigadier-general.

brillante, brilliant, bright, radiant, clear.

brillar, to shine, gleam.

brillo, _m._, gleam, glitter, light, brilliancy, brightness.

brinco, _m._, leap, bound; dar un --, to leap, bound, jump.

brindar, to offer; to toast, drink a toast.

brindis, _m._, toast.

brisa, _f._, breeze.

brocade, _m._, brocade.

broma, _f._, rubbish; jest, joke; echar á --, to take (_or_ consider) as a joke (_or_ jest).

bromear, to jest, joke, banter.

bronce, _m._, bronze.

broquel, _m._, shield, buckler.

brotar, to bud; to gush, issue, flow, burst forth, gush out.

bruja, _f._, witch.

brujeria, _f._, witchcraft.

bruma, _f._, mist, fog.

bruñido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ bruñir, burnished, polished.

bruto, _m._, brute, beast; clownish (_or_ ignorant) fellow.

buen. See bueuo.

bueno, -a, good, kind, well, fine; una buena, a good one; a warm reception; Noche Buena, Christmas eve; mass of Christmas eve; --s evaugelios, some holy sayings; some of the holy Scriptures; de buen tono, fashionable; _subst._ _m._, good man, Christian.

buffet, _m._, (_French_) buffet, refreshment table.

bufido, _m_)., snort.

bufón, _m._, buffoon.

buho, _m._, owl.

bulto, _m._, bust, figure, form.

bulla, _f._, noise.

bullicio, _m._, bustle, noise, excitement.

bullicioso, -a, lively, restless, noisy, boisterous.

burla, _f._, joke, jest, jesting, scoffing, trick; hacer --, to play a joke (_or_ trick).

burlado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ burlar, cheated, deceived, mocked, made sport of, destroyed.

burlarse, to jest, mock, laugh at, make sport of.

burlón, jesting, joking, scoffing, mocking.

busca, _f._, search; echar en --, to go (_or_ set off) in search; vamos en su --, let us look for her, let us go to her.

buscar, to seek, look for.

busilis, _m._, mystery.

C

cabal, just, exact, quite.

cabalgadura, _f._, beast (of burden), steed, mount.

cabalgar, to ride; to parade on horseback.

cabalgata, _f._, cavalcade.

caballería, _f._, horse, mount, saddlehorse, chivalry; _pl._, chivalrous deeds.

caballero, _m._, knight, gentleman, lord, sir.

cabecear, to nod; to shake (_or_ toss) the head.

cabecera, _f._, head, head-piece, top (of the cross).

cabellera, _f._, hair.

cabello, _m._, hair; _pl._, hair.

caber, to be contained; to find room; to be; no cabía duda, there was no doubt.

cabeza, _f._, head, head of hair.

cabezo, _m._, summit, peak.

cabo, _m._, end; al --, finally; llevar á --, to carry out; to execute; to terminate successfully.

cacería, _f._, hunting expedition, hunting party.

cada, each, every; -- uno, each one; -- vez, each time; ever, continually.

cadáver, _m._, corpse, cadaver.

cadena, _f._, chain.

cadencia, _f._, measure, beat, strain, cadence, cadenza.

caer, to fall; to strike (against something in falling); -- á pedazos, to fall to pieces.

caída, _f._, fall.

calabozo, _m._, dungeon, cell.

calado, -a, of openwork; of fretwork; _pp. of_ calar, (of the hat) pulled down, pressed down (over the eyes).

calamidad, _f._, calamity.

calar, to pull down, press down.

Calavera, _f._, skull; el Cristo de la --, Christ of the skull, the crucifix with a skull (carved) at the feet of Christ.

calcáreo, -a, calcareous.

calcinar, to burn, reduce to ashes.

cálculo, _m._, estimate, calculation, expectation, computation.

caldera, _f._, caldron, kettle; en las --s de Pero Botero, (_coll._) in the devil's boiler; in hell.

calentar, to warm.

calibre, _m._, caliber, sort, kind.

calidad, _f._, quality.

caliente, hot, fiery.

calificarse, to qualify, be designated (_or_ described).

caliginoso, -a, dim, dark, obscure, murky, dense.

cáliz, _m._, calyx.

calma, _f._, calm, composure, calmness, tranquillity, silence; con --, calmly, with composure.

calmar, to calm, appease.

caluroso, -a, heated, hot.

calzado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ calzar, shod, with hair growing low; frente calzada, low forehead.

calzas, _f._ _pl._, breeches, trousers.

callado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ callar, silent.

callar, to be silent; ¡calle! hush! silence!

calle, _f._, street.

¡calle! See callar. callejón, _m._, lane, alley, narrow street.

cama, _f._, bed; caer en --, to fall sick.

cámara, _f._, chamber, bedroom.

camarada, _m._, comrade, companion.

cambiante, _m._, iridescence; iridescent gleam, glint.

cambiar, to change, exchange.

cambrón, _m._, bramble.

caminante, _m._, traveler.

caminar, to go, walk, walk along.

camino, _m._, way, road, journey, march, course; -- atras, back; down (_or_ up) the road.

campana, _f._, bell, church bell.

campanada, _f._, stroke.

campanario, _m._, belfry, bell-tower; -- de espadaña, single-walled bell-tower; belfry (of a single wall with openings for the bells).

campanero, _m._, bellman.

campanilla, _f._, small bell, hand-bell, bell; morning-glory.

campaña, _f._, campaign.

campiña, _f._, field, plain.

campo, _m._, field, camp.

canción, _f._, song.

candelabro, _m._, candlestick, chandelier.

candelilla, _f._, small candle.

candente, incandescent, red-hot.

cándido, white, snowy.

cangilón, _m._, bucket (or cup of an endless chain used in drawing water). _See_ noria.

cano, -a, hoary, gray.

canónigo, _m._, canon, prebendary.

cansado, -a, _adj. pp._ of cansar, tired, wearied, weary.

cansarse, to bore oneself, be bored, be tired.

cantar, to sing, hum, buzz; -- entre dientes, to hum (a song).

cantar, _m._, song.

cántaro, _m._, pitcher, water-pitcher.

cantazo, _m._, stone, blow with a stone.

cantera, _f._, quarry.

cantidad, _f._, quantity, sum.

cántiga, _f._, song, metrical romance.

canto, _m._, song, hymn, chant, canticle, canto.

cantueso, _m._, lavender, French lavender, spike.

cañada, _f._, glen, dale, glade.

caño, _m._, stream, jet.

cañuto, _m._, fluting; gorguera de --s, fluted raff.

capa, _f._, cloak, mantle.

capaz, capable, able.

capellán, _m._, chaplain.

caperuza, _f._, pointed cap, pointed hood, hood.

capilla, _f._, chapel; maestro de --, choir-master, one who composes and directs church music; -- mayor, main chapel (containing the pulpit and high altar, and in most Spanish churches opposite the _coro_ and separated from the transept by a railing).

capitán, _m._, captain.

capitel, _m._, capital.

capítulo, _m._, chapter, council, court.

capote, _m._, cloak, coat, greatcoat.

capotillo, _m._, mantelet, short cloak.

capotón, _m._, large cloak, greatcoat.

capricho, _m._, caprice, whim, fancy; á --, aimlessly.

caprichosamente, capriciously, fancifully.

caprichoso, -a, capricious.

capuchino, _m._, Capuchin monk

cara, _f._, face, countenance, expression, head.

caracolear, to caracole; caracoleando en sus corceles, on their prancing steeds.

carácter, _m._, character, disposition.

caracterizar, to characterize, describe.

carbón, _m._, charcoal; coal.

carcajada, _f._, laugh, burst of laughter.

cárcel, _f._, prison, jail.

carcomer, to corrode.

cárdeno, -a, violet, livid.

cargo, _m._, charge, office; hacer -- de, to examine, inspect.

caricia, _f._, caress.

caridad, _f._, charity; un bien de -, a good turn, a benevolent favor.

cariiio, _m._, love, affection, tenderness.

Carlos, _m._, Charles.

carne, _f._, meat, flesh; _pl._, flesh; de-y hueso, of flesh and blood.

caro, -a, dear; _adv._, dearly.

carraca, _f._, rattle, an instrument used instead of bells the last three days of Holy Week.

carrasca, _f._, pin-oak, swamp-oak.

carrascal, _m._, plantation of pin-oaks; clump of pin-oaks.

carrera, _f._, race, course, speed.

carro, _m._, car, chariot.

carta, _f._, letter, card; tomar--en el asunto, to take a hand in the matter; cartas leyes, summons.

casa, _f._, house; --de Consejos (_or_ --Consistorial), town hall, city hall.

casaca, _f._, coat.

Casca, _f._, (_Span._) Casca.

cascada, _f._, cascade.

casco, _m._, helmet; hoof; outside (of anything);--s de las bote-llas vacias, empty bottles.

caserfo, _m._, houses, row of houses; village, small town.

caserón, _m._, edifice, dwelling, large house.

casi, almost, very nearly.

casita, _f._, small house, cottage.

caso, _m._, case, event, circumstance, effect, fact, matter, affair; es el --, the fact is; hacer--de, to pay attention to; to care about; to consider important.

castellano, -a, Castilian, of (_or_ pertaining to) Castile.

castigar, to punish, chastise.

castigo, _m._, chastisement, punishment.

castillo, _m._, castle.

casto, -a, chaste, pure.

casualidad, _f._, chance.

casualmente, casually, by chance.

casulla, _f._, chasuble.

cata. See catar.

catar, to see, consider, notice; cátale aqui que asoma, why! (_or_ lo!) here it (_or_ he) comes. See ruin.

catástrofe, _f._, catastrophe.

catedral, _f._, cathedral.

catorce, fourteen.

cauce, _m._, drain, bed, stream, rivulet.

causa, _f._, cause.

causar, to cause.

caverna, _f._, cave, cavern.

cavidad, _f._, cavity, hollow.

cavilación, _f._, pondering, worrying, preoccupation.

caza, _f._, chase, hunt; andar á -- de, to go in pursuit of; to go hunting (_or_ seeking); salir de --, to go hunting.

cazador, _m._, hunter, huntsman; --es furtivos, poachers.

cazar, to hunt.

ceder, to yield, submit.

cegar, to blind, make blind; to fill up, obstruct.

ceja, _f._, eyebrow.

cejar, to relax.

celda, _f._, cell.

celebrado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ celebrar, celebrated, famous.

celebrante, _m._, officiating priest.

celebrar, to celebrate; _refl._, to be celebrated.

celeste, celestial, heavenly.

celo, _m._, zeal, ardor, devotion; _pl._, jealousy.

celoso, -a, jealous; tener --, to make jealous.

cena, _f._, supper.

cenagoso, -a, muddy, miry.

cencerrada, _f._, charivari.

cendal, _m._, crape, gauze.

cenizas, _f._ _pl._, ashes.

cenobita, _m._, cenobite.

centella, _f._, lightning, lightning flash (_or_ bolt), thunderbolt.

centésimo, -a, hundredth.

centinela, _m._, sentry, sentinel.

cerca, near, near at hand; -- de, near; tan de --, so closely; muy de --, very closely, very well.

cercano, -a, near, close, next, neighboring.

cercar, to surround.

cerciorarse, to assure oneself; to ascertain.

cerco, _m._, circle.

cerebro, _m._, brain.

ceremonia, _f._, ceremony, service.

cernerse, to soar; to flit; to hover.

cerrar, to close, shut; la noche habia cerrado, night had come (_or_ fallen); night had closed in (around him); _subst._, shutting; en un abrir y -- de ojos, in the twinkling of an eye; in an instant; _refl._, to close, shut.

cerrojo, _m._, bolt.

cesar, to cease, stop, end; ir cesando, to cease, die out; sin --, incessantly, continually.

césped, _m._, grass, sod, grass-plot, turf; _pl._, grasses.

cicerone, _m._, guide, cicerone.

ciego, -a, blind, blinded.

cielo, _m._, sky, heaven.

cien. See ciento.

ciencia, _f._, science, art, knowledge.

cieno, _m._, mire, filth.

ciento, hundred.

ciertamente, certainly, indeed.

cierto, -a, certain.

ciervo, _m._, deer, stag.

cierzo, _m._, north wind.

cifra, _f._, cipher; written character; writing.

cima, _f._, summit, top; por -- de, over; above the tops of.

cimera, _f._, crest.

cimiento, _m._, foundation.

cincelado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ cincelar, carved, engraved, embossed.

cinco, five.

cinta, _f._, ribbon, band, girdle; estar en --, to be pregnant; to have conceived.

cintarazo, _m._, knock, thump, blow, slap (with something flat).

circular, to circulate, flow.

círculo, _m._, circle.

circunspección, _f._, circumspection, dignity.

circunstanciado, -a, circumstantial, minute, detailed.

circunstantes, _m. pl._; bystanders, listeners, hearers, persons present.

cirio, _m._, (large) wax candle (by taper).

cisne, _m._, swan.

cita, _f._, appointment, rendezvous, tryst.

citar, to make an appointment (with), to give a rendezvous (to).

ciudad, _f._, city.

clamor, _m._, clamor, noise.

clamoreo, _m._, clamor, noise.

clarear, to grow light; to dawn.

claridad, _f._, light, shine.

clarín, _m._, trumpet.

clarísimo, -a, illustrious.

claro, -a, clear; _adv._, clearly.

clase, _f._, class, kind.

claustro, _m._, cloister, piazza, gallery.

clavado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ clavar, fixed, brim. fastened, rooted, nailed.

clavar, to fix, fasten, nail; _refl._, to be fixed; to fix itself; to stick, strike.

clave, _f._, keystone.

clavo, _m._, nail; point.

clero, _m._, clergy.

cobarde, coward, cowardly.

cobertizo, _m._, small projecting roof; shed.

cocodrilo, _m._, crocodile.

codazo, _m_, thrust with the elbow.

codiciado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ codiciar, coveted.

codicioso, -a, greedy, covetous.

codo, _m._, elbow.

coger, to catch, take up, pick up, pluck, collect, seize; cogerse, to be caught; to be trampled (_or_ crushed).

coincidencia, _f._, coincidence.

cojín, _m._, cushion.

cola, _f._, tail.

colación, _f._, lunch.

colegio, _m._, college, school.

colegir, to gather, collect, deduce, infer

cólera, _f._, anger, fury, passion, rage, wrath

colérico, -a, angry, choleric, irascible, passionate.

coleto, _m._, doublet body; inside (_or_ body) of a man; echarse (algo) al --, to swallow (at a gulp).

colgado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ colgar, suspended, hung, hanging.

colgar, to hang, suspend; to hang from, be suspended.

colina, _f._, hill.

colmar, to heap up, fill to the brim.

colmo, _m._, climax.

colocar, to place, set up; --se en actitud de defensa, to fall on guard.

color, _m._, color, coloring, hue, complexion, shadings; de --(es), colored, stained; -- de plomo, leaden, lead-colored; -- de rosa, rose-colored.

colorado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ colorar, colored, dyed, ruddy, florid, red; sorrel.

colorearse, to redden, become red.

colorín, _m._, showy (_or_ vivid) color.

colosal, colossal, enormous.

columbrar, to discern, espy.

columna, _f._, column, body of soldiers; -- volante, flying column.

columnilla, _f._, little column; -- salomónica, little twisted column.

columpiarse, to swing.

comadre, _f._, a gossip.

comarca, _f._, district, border, country.

comarcano, -a, neighboring, of (_or_ pertaining to) the neighborhood.

combate, _m._, combat, duel.

combatiente, _m._, combatant.

combatir, to fight, beat, strike, attack.

combinación, _f._, combination.

comedimiento, _m._, courtesy, civility, politeness.

comentar, to comment upon, discuss.

comentario, _m._, commentary, remark.

comenzar, to begin; _reft._, to begin, commence.

comer, to eat; que se ha de -- la tierra, which the earth shall (one day) swallow up.

cometa, _m._, comet.

cómico, -a, comical.

comitiva, _f_,. procession, cortège, retinue, company, suite, escort.

como, as, like, as if, as it were, as though, so to speak, apparently, if, if only, provided that, as soon as; -- de, at (_or_ of) about; about; á distancia de, something like a distance of; at about the distance of; distant about; así --, as well as; as also; así ... --, both ... and; -- no sea, unless it be; except; -- para, as if to; -- que, as; -- as if; inasmuch as; it was as if; he was as it were; -- quiera que, although; notwithstanding the fact that; tanto --, as much as; tal --, just as; tan --, as.. as; tan pronto ... -- ..., now ... now ...; ¡-- ha'de ser! that's the way of the world! what can you expect? what is to be expected? -- pudo, as best he could; -- las gasta, how he acts.

¿cómo? how? why?

compacto, -a, compact, dense.

compañera, _f._, companion, mate.

companero, _m._, companion, comrade, associate.

comparable, comparable.

comparación, _f._, comparison.

comparar, to compare.

comparecer, to appear.

compás, _m._, measure, time, accompaniment, rhythm, beat.

compasado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ compasar, measured, regular.

compasión, _f._, compassion, pity.

compeudioso, -a, laconic.

complacerse, to take pleasure (en, in).

completamente, completely.

completar, to complete.

completo; -a, complete; por --, completely.

componer, to compose, repair, keep in repair; _refl._, to be composed; to consist.

comprar, to buy.

comprender, to understand, comprehend; hacerse --, to make oneself understood.

comprimir, to restrain, compress, suppress.

comprometerse, to compromise oneself, risk one's reputation, lay oneself open to criticism.

comunicar, to communicate; _refl._, to communicate.

comunidad, _f._, community, order; en --, by ourselves; with only the members of the order present.

con, with, along with, by, among; para --, amongst; -- que, therefore, wherefore, so then; -- vida, alive.

concebir, to conceive.

concejo, _m._, council.

concepto, _m._, conceit, thought, fancy.

concertar, to hold (secret) council; to plan, concert.

conciencia, _f._, conscience, consciousness.

concierto, _m._, concert, arrangement, method.

conciliábulo, _m._, conventicle, secret council.

concluido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ concluir, concluded; after.

concluir, to conclude, end, finish, complete, infer.

concurrente, _m._, person present; bystander, spectator; _pl._, assembly, congregation, audience.

concha, _f._, shell.

condado, _m._, earldom, county.

conde, _m._, earl, count.

condenación, _f._; condemnation, damnation.

condenar, to condemn, damn.

condesa, _f._, countess.

condición, _f._, condition, circumstance.

conducir, to lead, conduct, convey, bear, bring in.

conducta, _f._, conduct, leadership, guidance.

confesar, to confess, acknowledge.

confesión, _f._, confession.

confesor, _m._, confessor, a priest authorized to hear confession of sins and to grant absolution.

confirmar, to confirm.

conforme, agreeable to; according to.

conformidad, _f._, agreement; state, condition.

confundir, to confuse, confound, mingle, unite; _refl._, to lose form (_or_ substance); to blend, be confused (confounded or mingled); to mingle, intermingle, vanish, be lost, be lost to sight (en, in).

confusamente, confusedly.

confusión, _f._, confusion, complication.

confuso, -a, _adj. pp. (irr.) of_ confundir, confused, perplexed, indistinct.

congregar, to assemble.

conjunto, _m._, ensemble, collection, combination.

conjurar, to conjure, beseech.

conjuro, _m._, incantation, enchantment.

conmigo, with me.

conmoción, _f._, commotion.

conmover, to move, affect.

conmovido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ conmover, affected, moved, in (_or_ with) emotion.

conocer, to know, recognize, realize, be acquainted with.

conquistar, to conquer.

consagración, _f._, consecration.

consagrar, to consecrate.

conseguir, to succeed, obtain.

conseja, _f._, fable, story.

consejo, _m._, council, advice; Casa de --s, town hall, city hall.

consentir, to agree (_or_ consent) to.

conservar, to keep, guard.

consigo, with himself, with herself, with itself, with oneself, with themselves.

consiguiente, _m._, consequence; por --, consequently, therefore, hence.

consistencia, _f._, consistency, coherence.

consistir, to consist, lie; no sé en qué consista, I do not know why.

consistorial. See casa.

constante, constant.

Constanza, _f._, Constance.

constelación, _f._, constellation.

consternado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ consternar, dismayed, in consternation.

construcción, _f._, fortification.

consuelo, _m._, comfort, consolation.

consultar, to consult, ask, advise, consult about, ask advice about.

consumir, to consume, eat, cost.

consunción, _f._, consumption.

contacto, _m._, contact, touch.

contar, to count, recount, relate, tell; -- con, to count (_or_ rely) upon.

contemplación, _f._, contemplation.

contemplar, to contemplate.

contener, to contain, hold, repress, restrain.

contenido, _m._, contents.

contentamiento, _m._, satisfaction, pleasure.

contestatión, _f._, reply.

contestar, to reply.

continuamente, continually.

continuar, to continue.

continuo, -a, continual; de --, continually; acto --, straightway, immediately, immediately afterward.

contorno, _m._, form, waist, trunk, torso; circuit, radius; veinte jornados al --, within a radius of twenty days' journey.

contorsión, _f._, contortion; hacer una --, to bend one's body; to writhe.

contra, against, contrary to; en -- mía, against myself; against my interests.

contraer, to contract.

contraído, -a, _adj. pp. of_ contraer, contracted, rigid.

contraposición, _f._, contrast.

contrario, _m._, contrary, reverse, opposite, opponent, adversary; al --, on the contrary; por el --, on the contrary.

contraste, _ m._, contrast.

contribuir, to contribute, serve.

convecino, _m_, neighbor.

convencer, to convince.

conveniencia, _f._, advantage, utility, expediency.

convenir, to agree, come to an agreement, acknowledge.

convento, _m._, convent, cloister, monastery.

conversación, _f._, conversation.

convertir, to change, convert, metamorphose.

convidado, _m._, guest.

convito, _M._, feast, banquet.

convulsión, _f._, convulsion.

convulsivamente, convulsively.

convulsivo, -a, convulsive, rigid, convulsed, trembling, shaking.

coordinar, to collect, arrange.

copa, _f._, cup, goblet, drinking cup; summit, crest, crown.

copia, _f._, copy.

copiar, to copy, reproduce.

copla, _f._, couplet; _pl._, verses.

copudo, -a, copped, crested.

coral, _m._, coral.

corazón, _m._, heart; hacerse de tripas--, to pluck up courage.

corcel, _m._, steed, charger.

cordero, _m._, lamb.

cornisa, _f._, cornice.

coro, _m._, choir, chorus.

corona, _f._, crown.

coronar, to crown, adorn, deck.

corporación, _f._, body; en--, in a body.

corpulento, -a, large, bulky.

corregidor,_m._, corregidor, a Spanish magistrate; a mayor of a town.

correo, _m._, messenger, courier;--de gabinete, state messenger, king's messenger.

correr, to run, move, be current, flow; á todo (el)--, at full speed.

correría, _f._, incursion, raid.

corresponder, to correspond.

corriente, usual, current; _subst. m._, current, course; al -- de, conversant (or acquainted) with; muy al --, well informed; _subst. f._, current (of streams).

corrillo, _m._, circle, gathering, knot, group.

corro, _m._, circle, group.

cortado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ cortar, cut, interrupted, abashed, confounded; --á pico, perpendicular, precipitous.

cortadura, _f._, gorge, ravine.

cortar, to cut, cut off, intercept, interrupt; terreno, to make a short cut; to shorten the way (_or_ distance).

corte, _f._, court; de--, trenchant, sharp-edged.

cortejar, to court, win the affection of.

cortejo, _m._, procession, cortege.

cortés, courteous, polite.

cortesano, -a, courtly.

cortina, _f,_, curtain.

corto, -a, short.

corza, _f._, roe, doe.