Inklingo
Dizionario/Parole che iniziano con M

Parole spagnole che iniziano con M

Abbreviation(1)

A single water droplet falling from a faucet into a pool, representing a short unit of time passing.

min

A1

→minuto

Adjective(46)

A close-up view of a hand holding a wooden wand that is actively shooting bright blue and purple magical sparks.

mágico

A2

→magico

A tall, intricately decorated golden castle with many towers, standing against a bright blue sky, illustrating grandeur and splendor.

magnífica

B1

→magnifico/a

A bright red apple with a large, visible rotten brown spot on its side, symbolizing poor quality.

mala

A1

→cattivo/a

A bright red apple that has a large, visible patch of brown rot and mold on one side, illustrating poor quality.

malas

A1

→cattivo/a

A woman stands in a kitchen, throwing her hands up in exasperation next to a coffee machine that is sputtering and failing to work, symbolizing frustration.

maldita

B1

→dannata

A small child stands next to a large, spilled ice cream cone on the ground, making an extremely frustrated, exaggerated face and stomping their foot, illustrating intense annoyance.

malditas

B1

→dannato/a

Adjective (Possessive)(1)

A person pointing proudly to their own chest with a friendly smile.

mi

A1

→mio

Adjective / Determiner(2)

A gigantic, overflowing pile of brightly colored red apples stacked high on a small wooden table, representing abundance.

mucha

A1

→molta

A large pile of many pink and red roses illustrating abundance.

muchas

A1

→molte

Adverb(4)

A person looking frustrated at a burnt cake they just took out of the oven, illustrating an action done badly.

mal

A1

→male

A half-full glass of water next to a nearly full glass, representing the idea of 'more'.

más

A1

→più

Two stacks of coins side-by-side. One stack is tall and the other is much shorter, indicating 'less'.

menos

A1

→meno

An illustration of a volume knob turned all the way up to the maximum level, with sound waves coming out.

muy

A1

→molto

Conjunction(2)

A winding road suddenly ending at the edge of a deep, dramatic canyon, illustrating the concept of contrast or opposition.

mas

C1

→ma

Two children performing different activities simultaneously: one reading a book and the other cooking at a stove.

mientras

A2

→mentre

Contraction(3)

A child carefully holding a small blue watering can and gently watering a vibrant green potted plant on a bright windowsill.

mantenerlo

B1

→tenerlo

A high quality simple colorful storybook illustration showing a child pointing emphatically with their finger toward a smiling girl standing nearby, illustrating the command 'look at her'.

mírala

A1

→Guardala

A high quality storybook illustration showing two young children outdoors. One child is pointing excitedly with their finger towards a bright red balloon floating high in the blue sky. The second child is looking upwards, following the direction of the pointed finger.

míralo

A1

→Guardalo

Gerund(4)

A close-up view showing a person's hands firmly gripping a large steering wheel inside a colorful vehicle, illustrating the act of driving.

manejando

A1

→guidare

A simple red fox character decisively catching a small gray mouse character in a bright green field, symbolizing the action of taking life.

matando

A2

→uccidendo

A hand gently pushing a small, colorful wooden block into a matching square hole on a wooden shape-sorter toy.

metiendo

A1

→mettere (dentro)

A small, elderly bluebird resting peacefully on a green mossy branch with its eyes gently closed, illustrating the process of ending life.

muriendo

A2

→morendo

Interjection(2)

A young person looking attentively toward the side, indicating they are listening and ready to respond politely.

mandé

A1

→Sì?

A friendly person pointing to a beautiful sunset to get someone's attention.

mira

A1

→Guarda

Noun(58)

A woman with a warm, kind expression holding her young daughter in a gentle hug.

madre

A1

→madre

A friendly male teacher standing at a low desk in a colorful classroom, holding up a bright red apple for two small, attentive children.

maestro

A1

→insegnante

A storybook illustration of a wizard in a blue hat and robes, standing in a forest clearing, holding a glowing green orb that emits bright sparks.

magia

A1

→magia

A sinister witch in a dark cloak stands on a hill, casting a stream of green magical energy towards a small, distant village below.

maldición

B1

→maledizione

Three brightly colored, simple rectangular suitcases stacked slightly, ready for a journey.

maletas

A1

→valigie

A warm illustration of a mother with brown hair hugging her young child, both are smiling.

mamá

A1

→mamma

Noun (Plural)(1)

A colorful illustration showing three distinct, bright targets or bullseyes standing upright on a grassy hill, symbolizing objectives or aims.

metas

A1

→obiettivi

Number / Adjective(1)

A small red bird perched on a huge, neat pile of one thousand identical green apples.

mil

A1

→mille

Past Participle(1)

A simple storybook illustration of a stylized person holding a large, cheerful, yellow mask partially covering their face, symbolizing deception.

mentido

A2

→mentito

Possessive Adjective(2)

A joyful girl standing next to a small, brightly colored storybook cottage, placing her hand firmly on the wall to show ownership.

mía

A1

→mio/mia

A smiling person standing between their two happy dogs, with an arm around each one.

mis

A1

→mio/mia/miei/mie

Pronoun(4)

An illustration of a person pointing to their own chest while another person points at them, showing an action directed at 'me'.

me

A1

→me

A friendly cartoon person pointing to their own chest with a smile, indicating 'me'.

mí

A1

→me

A happy child is hugging a bouquet of three vibrant red flowers tightly to their chest, clearly showing possession.

mías

A1

→mie

A person pointing to a blue backpack on a table, indicating that it belongs to them.

mío

A1

→mio

Proper Noun(1)

A simple storybook illustration of a friendly young boy with short hair wearing a blue shirt, representing the common English male name Michael.

michael

A1

→Michael

Quantifying Expression(1)

A visually overwhelming concentration of brightly colored rubber balls spilling out of a large basket and covering the ground, illustrating a large quantity.

montones

A2

→un sacco

Verb(54)

A pair of hands firmly gripping a car's black steering wheel.

manejar

A1

→guidare

A close-up view of a person's hands gripping a steering wheel inside a brightly colored vehicle.

manejarlo

A2

→guidarlo

A child maintaining order by placing a colorful toy block onto a perfectly organized, clean shelf.

mantener

A2

→tenere

A person standing perfectly balanced on a single foot with arms outstretched, maintaining a steady posture, representing keeping oneself in a state.

mantenerte

A2

→mantenerti

A high quality storybook illustration showing a small, friendly character carefully supporting the base of a perfectly balanced, colorful stack of wooden blocks to keep them stable and upright.

mantenga

B1

→mantenere

Three children holding the strings of a large, steady kite in the sky.

mantienen

A2

→essi tengono

Verb (Command Form)(4)

A close-up view of a hand tightly gripping the string of a vibrant red balloon, preventing it from floating away.

mantén

B1

→tenere

A small, friendly brown dog sitting perfectly still on a green patch of grass, illustrating the concept of staying put.

mantente

A2

→Stai

A small figure stepping across the threshold of a brightly lit, open doorway, moving from the outside into the interior of a room.

métete

A1

→entra

A small child holds out a single bright red apple with an open hand towards another child who is looking eagerly at the apple.

muéstrame

A1

→Mostrami

Verb (Command form)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a small, friendly, round cartoon character taking a large, energetic first step forward on a simple, green path, clearly initiating movement.

muévete

A1

→Muoviti!

Verb (Compound Command)(1)

A small child gently tapping the shoulder of a taller adult. The child is looking up intently at the adult, who is turning their head to meet the child's gaze, illustrating the command 'Look at me.'

mírame

A1

→Guardami

Verb (Conjugated Form)(10)

A colorful storybook illustration showing two friendly figures collaborating to extinguish a small red flame using a bucket of water.

matamos

B1

→noi uccidiamo

A stylized illustration of a solitary figure standing next to a large, extinguished candle. A thin wisp of smoke rises from the wick, symbolizing the finality of an action.

matara

B2

→Io/lui/lei uccidessi/uccidesse (ipoteticamente)

A simple, colorful storybook illustration showing a character who has been caught in a falsehood. A long, twisting, blue ribbon, symbolizing a tangled lie, is emerging directly from the character's mouth.

mentiste

A2

→hai mentito

A child's hand putting a bright red wooden block into a simple open blue toy chest, illustrating the act of putting something inside.

metes

A2

→tu metti dentro

A close-up illustration of a young person looking intently upwards, their gaze fixed on a small, bright yellow bird sitting on a green tree branch.

miré

A1

→Ho guardato

A cartoon illustration of a distressed person covering their ears while a large, buzzing mosquito hovers nearby, symbolizing annoyance.

moleste

B1

→disturbi

Verb (Conjugation)(1)

A storybook illustration of a small child character with a guilty expression, standing and hiding a large, obviously fake and brightly colored flower behind their back. A single, visible petal of the fake flower is sticking out, symbolizing the act of telling a lie.

mientas

B1

→(che) tu menta

Verb (Future Tense)(2)

A high quality storybook illustration showing two small, stylized human figures gently dissolving into sparkling, colorful stardust against a dark, peaceful background.

moriremos

B1

→moriremo

A friendly cartoon character stands on a small stage, holding a single bright red apple high above their head, clearly presenting it to the viewer.

mostraré

B1

→Io mostrerò

Verb (Gerund)(2)

A young child kneeling in a sunny green field, actively focusing their gaze upward at a colorful butterfly hovering over a flower.

mirando

A1

→guardando

A simple, colorful illustration showing a small, persistent yellow and black bee buzzing intensely right next to the large, fuzzy ear of a grumpy brown bear. The bear is clearly annoyed.

molestando

A2

→fastidiare

Verb (Infinitive Form)(1)

A curious young child is standing in a brightly colored field, staring directly out of the frame with focused eyes, illustrating the action of looking at the viewer.

mirarme

A1

→guardarmi

Verb (Infinitive with attached Pronoun)(1)

A brightly colored illustration showing a standing figure holding a bright red apple in their hand and extending it toward a second figure, clearly presenting the object.

mostrarle

A1

→to show him/her/you (formal)

Verb (Past Participle)(1)

A grumpy bear cub sitting up in bed, rubbing its eyes, looking annoyed that a butterfly has just flown away out the window.

molestado

A2

→disturbato

Verb (Past Tense)(1)

A cartoon hand gently placing a red block inside a blue wooden box.

metió

A2

→Egli/Ella/Esso mise

Verb (conjugated form)(1)

A simple illustration showing a character, reminiscent of Pinocchio, whose nose has grown significantly long, symbolizing that they have told a lie.

mentí

A2

→ho mentito

Verb Form(2)

A cheerful cartoon traveler, wearing a small backpack, walking away down a winding path towards the background. The traveler is waving goodbye over their shoulder.

marcho

A1

→Io me ne vado

A high quality simple colorful storybook illustration of a young child smiling innocently while standing. The child is holding their hands behind their back, with the fingers of one hand secretly crossed, indicating they are telling a falsehood.

mintiendo

A2

→mentendo

Verb Form (Gerund)(1)

A bright red spherical ball is depicted mid-roll, moving quickly across a simple green grassy field, illustrating physical motion.

moviendo

A1

→muovendo

Verb Phrase (Infinitive + Direct Object Pronoun)(1)

A large, friendly cartoon figure is blowing a gentle puff of air towards two smaller, stylized wooden figures, causing them to tip over onto the ground.

matarlos

A2

→ucciderli

adjective(94)

A colorful illustration of a traditional Spanish bear and strawberry tree statue, a symbol of Madrid.

madrileño

A2

→di Madrid

A bright yellow banana with a few brown spots, looking perfectly ripe and ready to eat.

maduro

A1

→maturo

A close-up view of a simple wooden magic wand emitting bright blue and purple sparks against a dark background.

mágica

A2

→magico/a

A classic red and blue horseshoe magnet pulling several shiny silver paperclips toward its ends.

magnético

A2

→magnetico

A highly detailed, majestic golden castle with tall spires, positioned prominently on a bright green hill under a sunny blue sky.

magnífico

B1

→magnifico

A friendly person sharing an umbrella with a shivering cat in the rain.

majo

A1

→simpatico

adverb(5)

A basket full of shiny red apples with a single green apple tucked into the corner.

mayormente

B1

→per lo più

A child sitting quietly with a peaceful expression and a glowing thought bubble above their head containing a colorful lightbulb.

mentalmente

A2

→mentalmente

A single, simple red apple sitting alone on a plain wooden table.

meramente

B2

→meramente

A small, cheerful storybook character is enthusiastically hugging a gigantic, bright red heart that is much larger than they are, symbolizing intense affection.

muchísimo

A2

→moltissimo

Two friendly, stylized figures standing facing each other, both extending a flower toward the other person, symbolizing a mutual exchange of goodwill.

mutuamente

B1

→reciprocamente

interjection(1)

A person leaning in with a hand cupped behind their ear, looking curious and attentive.

mande

A1

→Scusi?

noun(329)

A colorful yellow measuring tape stretched out on a white surface.

m.

A1

→metro

A child giving a warm hug to their mother.

ma

A1

→Mamma

A proud, colorful rooster standing prominently in a green field.

macho

A2

→maschio

A stern, well-dressed woman in a purple dress and gold jewelry, holding a large antique key while standing confidently in front of a heavy, closed red velvet curtain.

madame

B2

→madam

A young French woman wearing a stylish beret and a striped shirt, standing in front of a simple Parisian street scene with a flower shop.

mademoiselle

C1

→señorita

A close-up view of several smooth, brown wooden planks stacked neatly on top of each other.

madera

A1

→legno

preposition(1)

A cheerful person effortlessly using a long wooden lever resting on a small fulcrum to lift a large gray boulder off the ground.

mediante

B1

→tramite

pronoun(1)

A small boy proudly pointing at three identical red toy cars lined up on the ground, illustrating possession of multiple masculine objects.

míos

A1

→i miei

verb(136)

A wooden pestle crushing cloves of garlic inside a stone mortar.

machacar

A2

→schiacciare

A green banana turning into a bright yellow, ripe banana.

madurar

A2

→maturare

A tiny ladybug seen through a large round magnifying glass, making it appear much bigger.

magnificar

B1

→ingrandire

A wizard wearing a dark robe casting a shadow with a glowing purple aura, looking very angry.

maldecir

B2

→maledire

A colorful storybook illustration of a pile of gold coins falling into a trash can.

malgastar

B1

→sprecare

A child looks confused while looking at a drawing of a cat, while another child points at a real dog nearby.

malinterpretar

B1

→malinterpretare