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List of Spanish Words Of Uncertain Originreport

  • ademán (A)

  • agachar (A)

  • agalla (A)

  • ají (A)

  • amargo (A)

  • anchoa (A)

  • añicos (A)

  • Apache (A)

  • ardilla (A)

  • areito (A)

  • arete (A)

  • aro (A)

  • arrancar (A)

  • arrear (A)

  • arriero (A)

  • arveja/alverja (A)

  • asustar (A)

  • balde (barrel, tub) (B)

  • barato (B)

  • barraca (B)

  • barro (B)

  • bata (B)

  • baúl (B)

  • beso (B)

  • bisagra (B)

  • bizco (B)

  • borrar (B)

  • borrego (B)

  • bronce (B)

  • bruja (B)

  • buitre (B)

  • burla (B)

  • burlar (B)

  • buscar (B)

  • cabaña, (C)

  • cacarear (C)

  • caleta (C)

  • cama (C)

  • cambur (C)

  • camilla (C)

  • canica (C)

  • caracol (C)

  • carcajada (C)

  • catalán (C)

  • cataluña (C)

  • cebra (C)

  • celta (C)

  • cagarra (C)

  • changa (C)

  • chango (C)

  • charco (C)

  • chileno (C)

  • chipre (C)

  • chiste (C)

  • chorro (C)

  • chupar (C)

  • cibernética (C)

  • coco (C)

  • cochino, (C)

  • cucubano (C)

  • danza (D)

  • derrocar (D)

  • destrozar (D)

  • -ez (name suffix) (E)

  • gabacho (G)

  • gacho (G)

  • gago (G)

  • gana (G)

  • ganga (G)

  • garbanzo (G)

  • garza (G)

  • gobernar (G)

  • godo (G)

  • gorra (G)

  • gorrión (G)

  • gorro (G)

  • gótico (G)

  • graznar (G)

  • gusano, (G)

  • hipo (H)

  • judía (lima bean) (J)

  • juey (J)

  • lama (L)

  • latir (L)

  • laurel (L)

  • leopardo (L)

  • lerdo (L)

  • lirio water lily (L)

  • liso (L)

  • listo (L)

  • malgache (M)

  • malva (M)

  • manteca (M)

  • mantecado (M)

  • mantequilla (M)

  • mascota (M)

  • maullar (M)

  • metralla (M)

  • mimo (M)

  • mimar (M)

  • mohíno (M)

  • moho (M)

  • moneda (M)

  • moño (M)

  • mueca (M)

  • migir (M)

  • nabo (N)

  • niña (N)

  • ola (O)

  • olivo (O)

  • -ón= augmentative suffix (opposite of a diminutive suffix), as found in balón "big ball.": the same as Italian -one. Examples: guitarrón (from guitarra), salchichón (from salchicha). Exceptions (nouns ending in -ón that are not in the augmentative): aguijón, camarón, empujón. (O)

  • pantano (P)

  • pantalla (P)

  • pantera (P)

  • parra (P)

  • parrilla (P)

  • pata (P)

  • patán (P)

  • patear (P)

  • patillas (P)

  • patín (P)

  • patio (P)

  • pato (P)

  • patrulla (P)

  • pavana (P)

  • pelícano (P)

  • peluca (P)

  • pequeño (P)

  • pera (P)

  • pito (P)

  • porrazo (P)

  • prado (P)

  • sabotear (S)

  • saeta (S)

  • salpicar (S)

  • salsifí (S)

  • senda (S)

  • sendero (S)

  • sodio (S)

  • soga (S)

  • sucre (S)

  • susto (S)

  • titere (T)

  • tonto (T)

  • topar (T)

  • tope (T)

  • trenza (T)

  • trocar (T)

  • tropa (T)

  • tropel (T)

  • troza (T)

  • truco (T)

  • zángano (Z)

  • zapato (Z)

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Due to historical factors and geographical location, many of the world’s languages are interlinked. Many of the Spanish words in American English are not just pure Spanish, it is the Latin American Spanish that emerged from the colonial domination and cultural exchange of the Indian peoples of the American continent after Wild China. At the same time, the Spanish language itself has been assimilated and transformed from the languages of various factions in the world, some of which have not yet been discovered by linguists.

There are about 154 words like this that are completely undefined, and the detailed list is organized in this random tool. The origin of these words after years of research and exploration by many linguists, the source of these words has not been found. So the words stored in the generator are called Uncertain Origin, meaning they can only be used in Spanish and no other language can be used to replace them.

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