Dictionary/Words Starting with U

Spanish Words Starting with U

Adjective(6)

A close-up view of two diverse human hands firmly clasped together in a handshake, symbolizing agreement and unity.

unidas

→united

A colorful storybook illustration depicting three stylized figures (one blue, one red, and one yellow) standing side-by-side with their arms linked tightly together, symbolizing unity and solidarity.

unido

→united

Three figures of diverse appearance standing shoulder to shoulder, linking arms firmly across their backs, symbolizing unity and togetherness.

unidos

→united

A simple colorful illustration of a messenger sprinting quickly with strong motion lines, clutching a sealed red envelope, symbolizing an urgent delivery.

urgente

→urgent

A simple, slightly faded red bicycle resting on a green lawn, illustrating the concept of being second-hand.

usado

→second-hand

A small, slightly worn teddy bear sitting alone on a wooden floor, illustrating an object that has been previously employed or consumed.

utilizado

→used

Article(3)

A single, simple brown book sitting on a wooden table, representing the Spanish word 'un' which means 'a' or 'an'.

un

→a

A single, red apple sitting on a wooden table, representing the concept of 'an apple' or 'una manzana'.

una

→a

A handful of colorful, freshly picked flowers gathered together.

unas

→some

Determiner(1)

A small pile of several brightly colored, distinct leather shoes scattered neatly on a polished wooden floor.

unos

→some

Determiner / Adjective(1)

A single, bright red apple sitting by itself on a simple wooden surface, representing the number one.

uno

→one

Gerund(2)

A close-up view of a hand holding a red pencil and actively drawing a simple blue circle on a piece of white paper.

usando

→using

A cartoon illustration of a small child actively pouring water from a bright green watering can onto a potted sunflower.

utilizando

→using

Interjection(1)

A young character pausing mid-sentence with a finger on their chin, indicating deep thought or hesitation.

uh

→uh

Noun(1)

A stately, classic university building made of light stone, featuring tall columns and a prominent arched entrance. Two young students are walking up the front steps carrying backpacks.

universidad

→university

Pronoun(2)

A single person standing on the left, facing and gesturing toward a group of three people on the right, symbolizing addressing 'you' plural.

uds

→you (plural)

A person respectfully addressing an older person, like a doctor or teacher, with a gesture of politeness.

usted

→you

Verb(10)

A high quality storybook illustration of a smiling cartoon character placing the final, bright red block on top of a perfectly built tower of colorful blocks, symbolizing completion.

ultima

→he/she finalizes

A close-up view of two thick, colorful ropes being knotted together to form a single continuous length.

unir

→to join

A colorful storybook illustration showing a boy and a girl sitting at a table, each actively using a crayon to draw on paper.

usamos

→we use

A cartoon person using a red hammer to hit a nail into a wooden board, demonstrating the act of using a tool.

usar

→to use

A simple storybook illustration showing two figures, a boy and a girl, collaborating to pull a bright red wagon filled with colorful blocks.

usaron

→they used

A high-quality illustration of a happy child looking down at a colorful drawing on paper, holding the red crayon they used to create it.

usaste

→you used

Verb (Conjugated Form)(1)

A simple illustration of a person watering a small potted plant with a red watering can.

utiliza

→uses

Verb (Infinitive + Pronoun)(1)

A close-up view of a person's hand firmly gripping a hammer and striking a nail into a piece of wood.

usarla

→to use it (feminine object)

Verb (Infinitive Phrase)(1)

A young child is focused on painting, actively holding and pressing a blue paintbrush onto a small white canvas, demonstrating the action of using an object.

usarlo

→to use it

Verb (Present Tense Conjugation)(1)

A young child happily drawing with a red crayon on a sheet of white paper, demonstrating the action of using an object.

usa

→uses

adjective(12)

A small red house sitting alone on top of a grassy green hill under a clear blue sky.

ubicado

→located

A group of happy diverse people all raising their hands at the same time to show agreement.

unánime

→unanimous

A family of four sharing a warm group hug in a cozy living room.

unida

→close-knit

A friendly baker wearing a crisp white chef's hat and a matching white apron over a clean shirt.

uniformado

→uniformed

Five identical red squares lined up perfectly in a straight row, illustrating consistency.

uniforme

→uniform

A single red apple on a white surface with a small coin next to it.

unitario

→unit

adverb(1)

A friendly character sitting in a blue armchair next to a sunny window, holding an open book. On a small wooden side table, three identical, steaming cups of tea are stacked neatly, symbolizing a daily routine.

usualmente

→usually

interjection(2)

A toddler reaching their arms upward toward an adult's hands to be lifted.

UP

→up!

A child accidentally dropping a single scoop of ice cream onto the grass, looking surprised.

uy

→oops

noun(20)

A vibrant storybook illustration featuring a large red map marker pin stuck into a stylized, colorful map depicting a landscape of green hills and a small blue river.

ubicación

→location

A wooden doorstep at the base of an open doorway leading into a cozy house.

umbral

→threshold

A group of cheerful people all raising their hands at the same time in agreement.

unanimidad

→unanimity

A solitary, smooth green cube sitting on a flat surface, representing a standard unit of measure.

unidad

→unit

A visual depiction of measurement units showing three identical, colorful wooden blocks arranged neatly.

unidades

→units

A row of three identical blue school uniforms with white shirts hanging on a wooden rack.

uniformes

→uniforms

pronoun(1)

A friendly group of three people standing together and smiling, representing a group being addressed.

ustedes

→you

verb(16)

A person holding a magnifying glass over a small colored map, focusing on a specific spot.

ubicar

→to locate

A hand placing the final missing piece into a jigsaw puzzle.

ultimar

→to finalize

Two brightly colored, simple geometric puzzle pieces are shown in the moment they connect perfectly in the center of the image.

une

→joins

Two wooden puzzle pieces being pushed together to fit perfectly.

unió

→joined

A group of colorful people standing in a circle, with one new person stepping into the gap to hold hands with the others.

unirme

→to join

A small, smiling figure stepping into a welcoming circle formed by three other figures, illustrating joining a group.

unirse

→to join