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Don Quixote Dictinary. Compiled by Tom Lafthrop. |
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jabalí wild boar [II34]
jabón soap [II32]
jabonadura lather [II32]
jabonar to satirize [II1]jacinto jacinth [orange gem] [I50]
jadear to pant [I52]
jaez kind [I17], horse trappings [I44]
jalde bright yellow [I18]
jamás ever [I3]
jáquima headstall [I46]
jara dart [II23]
jarales brambles [I23]
jarcia rigging [II1]; -s harness [II5], equipment [II26]
jardín garden [I6]
jarro pitcher [I5]
jaspe jasper [I50]
jaspeado stained [II32]
jaspear to create a marbled effect [II31]
jaula cage [I46]
jayán giant [I5]
jazmín jasmine [II20]
jerigonza gibberish [I11]
jimia female ape [II39]
jineta, a la [saddle] with short stirrups [I36], on horseback [II16], subir a la jineta to mount a horse [I10]
jinete horseman [I41]
jira picnic [II28]
jirón pennant [II27], quality [II32]
jironado colorful triangular appliqués [II16]
¡jo! whoa [II10]
jocundo cheerful [II61]
jornada expedition, distance covered in a day [I29], military expedition [I39], journey [I41], act of play [I48], situation [II27]; hacer - to spend the night [I2]
jornalero day-laborer [I28]
joya jewel [I6], reward [I31]
jubilar to take pleasure [I37]
jubón doublet [I29]
judicial judicial [I45]
judío Jew [II8]
juego game [I4], gambling [II49]
juez judge [reI]
jugador player [II19]
jugar de manos sleight of hand [II27]
juguete toy [II62]
juguetón playful [I17]
juicio sanity [I1], judgment [dedI], crowd [II19]; falto de - out of one's wits [I13], - temerario rash judgment, día del - Judgement Day [II20]
jumenta female donkey [II10]
jumentil referring to jumento [II33]
jumento donkey [I5]
junco rush botanical [II20]
juntamente at the same time [I24], - con together with [reI], together [I41]
juntar to gather [I35], -se to join [I21], to make love [II48], to gather together [II58]
juntillas, a pies firmly [II52]
junto together [I4], close [I41], - a, de next to [I3], -s combined [I22]
juntura joining [II62]
jurado sworn [I4]; civil servant [I6]
juramento oath [prI]
jurar to swear [I8]jurídicamente, proveer to put in legal form [II72]
juridición jurisdiction [priv. II]
jurisconsulto legal expert [II16]
jurisperito professor of law [II42]
justa joust [I49], contest [I16]
justamente justly [II30]
justicia justice [dedI], minister of justice [reI], authority [I48]
justiciar to condemn [I51]
justísimo very just [I34]
justo pious [I7], proper [I12], just [I18], tight [II60]; al - straightly [I10], just right [II36]
juzgado decided [I30], judgment [II1]
juzgar to judge [I4], to find [prI], to consider [II16]