que, conj., that, in order that; as, since, when; than;
a ——, until;
con ——, therefore, then;
de ——, that;
—— with subj., let, may.
que, rel. pron., who, which, what; that; lo ——, what.
¿qué? inter. pron., which? what?
quebrar, (ie), to break.
quedar, to remain, be; —se, to remain, stand.
quehacer, m., occupation, work.
queja, f., complaint.
quejarse, to complain.
quemar, to burn.
querer, (quiero, querré, quise, querido), to wish, desire; will.
querido,-a, beloved, dear.
quetzale, m., quetzal, a large bird of Guatemala.
quien, rel. pron., who, which, the one who.
¿quién? inter. pron., who? which?
quiere, pres. of querer.
química, f., chemistry.
quina, f., cinchona.
quince, fifteen.
quinientos, five hundred.
quinta, f., conscription, levy.
quinto, m., one-fifth, fifth.
quisiera, past subj., first form, of querer.
quiso, past abs. of querer.
quitar(se), to take away, take out, take off.
R
rama, f., branch (of a tree).
ramal, m., branch, arm (of a river).
Ramón, m., Raymond.
rana, f., frog.
rancho, m., ranch.
rápidamente, rapidly.
rápido,-a, rapid, fast.
raro,-a, rare.
rasgar, to scratch.
rastro, m., slaughter house.
rato, m., time, while.
rayo, m., ray.
razón, f., reason; tener ——, to be right.
real, adj., royal.
real, m., a Spanish coin worth about five cents.
realce, m., fine work.
rebelarse, to rebel.
rebelión, f., rebellion.
recelar, to distrust; —se de, to distrust.
recibimiento, m., reception.
recibir, to receive.
recién, recently; —— nacido, new-born.
recientemente, recently.
reclamar, to claim.
recobrar, to recover.
recoger, to gather, pick up.
recoleto, m., convent.
recomendación, f., recommendation.
recomendar, to recommend.
reconocer, (pres. reconozco), to recognize; look over, sound.
reconozcan, pres. subj. of reconocer.
recordar, (ue), to remember, recall.
recostado,-a, reclining.
recrearse, to amuse one's self.
recreo, m., recreation.
recto,-a, straight.
recuerdo, m., remembrance; —s, kind regards.
recuerdo, pres. of recordar.
recurrir, to have recourse to.
recurso, m., recourse; pl., resources.
rechazar, to refuse.
red, f., net.
redoblado,-a, double-quick.
redondel, m., disk.
reducir, (pres. reduzco), to reduce, confine.
referir, (ie), to relate, tell.
refirió, past abs. of referir.
reflejar, to reflect.
reflexión, f., reflection.
reflexionar, to reflect, consider.
reflexivo,-a, reflective, thoughtful.
refrán, m., proverb, saying.
refrenar, to rein in, stop.
refrescarse, to recuperate, gain new strength.
regalarse, to treat one's self.
regalo, m., present.
región, f., region, district.
regresar, to return.
regreso, m., return.
regular, regular, ordinary.
rehusar, to refuse.
reino, m., kingdom.
reír, (i), to laugh.
relacionarse (con), to be connected (with).
relatar, to relate, tell.
relativo,-a, relative.
relevar, to relieve.
reloj, m., watch; clock.
reluciente, shining, bright.
relucir, (pres. reluzco), to shine, glitter.
relleno,-a, stuffed.
remar, to row.
rematar, to finish, complete.
remediar, to remedy.
remendar, (ie), to mend, repair.
remontar(se), to mount upwards; rise, soar.
remover, (ue), to remove.
renglón, m., line.
renovar, to renew.
renunciar, to renounce.
reparación, f., repair.
reparar, to look at carefully, notice.
reparto, pl. -i, m., distribution of rôles.
repente: de ——, suddenly.
repetir, (i), to repeat; —se, to repeat.
repicar, to sound, ring, toll.
repite, pres. of repetir.
repitiendo, pres. part. of repetir.
repitieron, past abs. of repetir.
replicar, to reply.
reposar, to repose, rest.
reposo, m., repose, rest.
repostero, m., pastry cook.
representación, f., representation, performance.
representar, to represent, perform; —se, to be performed.
reprimir, to repress, subdue.
reprise, French, revival.
república, f., republic.
repuso, past abs. of reponer, he replied (used in this sense only in this tense).
res, f., cattle.
residencia, f., residence.
resignado,-a, resigned.
resina, f., resin.
resistir, to resist, endure.
resolución, f., resolution.
resolver, (ue, p. p. resuelto), to resolve.
respirar, to breathe.
responder, to respond, reply, answer.
responsabilidad, f., responsibility.
respuesta, f., reply, answer.
restar, to remain.
resto, m., rest, remainder.
resulta, f., result; de ——s, as a consequence of.
resultar, to result.
retemblar, (ie), to tremble.
retiemble, pres. subj. of retemblar.
retrato, m., picture, likeness.
reunirse, to join; reunite, meet again.
reverencia, f., reverence, bow.
revisar, to examine.
revolotear, to circle about, fly about.
revolución, f., revolution.
revolver, (ue, p. p. revuelto), to turn around.
revuelto,-a, rolled up.
revuelve, pres. of revolver.
rey, m., king.
ría, pres. subj. of reír.
Ricardo, m., Richard.
ricazo,-a, very rich.
rico,-a, rich.
ricuelo,-a, rich.
ridículo,-a, ridiculous.
riendo, pres. part. of reír.
río, m., river.
Río Janeiro, capital of Brazil.
riqueza, f., wealth.
risueño,-a, smiling.
robar, to rob, steal, carry off.
rodear, to surround.
rodilla, f., knee.
Rodolfo, m., Rudolph.
rogar, (ue), to pray.
rojo,-a, red.
Roma, Rome.
romano,-a, Roman.
romper, to break.
ronco,-a, rough, hoarse, gruff.
ropa, f., clothes.
rosa, f., rose; palo de ——, rosewood.
rostro, m., face.
rubio,-a, blond.
rubor, f., blush.
ruego, pres. of rogar.
rugido, m., roar, roaring.
rugir, to roar.
ruido, m., noise, sound.
ruina, f., ruin.
ruso,-a, Russian.
rústico,-a, rustic, boorish.
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sábado, m., Saturday.
saber,(sé, sabré, supe, sabido, pres. subj. sepa), to know, learn, be able to.
sabido,-a, well-known.
sabio,-a, wise.
sabroso,-a, tasty.
sacar, to take out, draw out; rouse.
sacrificar, to sacrifice.
sacrifiqué, past abs. of sacrificar.
saeta, f., arrow.
sagrado,-a, sacred; La Sagrada Escritura, Holy Writ.
Said-Bajá, viceroy of Egypt (1854-1863).
sala, f., hall, room.
Salamanca, f., city and province in western Spain.
salgo, pres. of salir.
salida, f., boundary; —— de toros, entrance of the bulls.
salir, (salgo, saldré, salí, salido), to go out, come out, turn out, get out; rise (of the sun).
salitre, m., saltpeter.
salón, m., large hall; —— de trono, throne hall.
saltar, to jump; blow up, explode.
salto, m., jump, leap; dar un ——, to jump, leap.
salud, f., health.
saludar, to greet, salute.
saludo, m., salutation.
salvación, f., salvation, rescue.
salvo,-a, safe.
san, shortened form of santo.
sanar, to heal, recover, get well.
Sancha, f., Sancha (proper name).
San Francisco (de Asís), St. Francis, founder of a religious order.
sangre, f., blood.
sanguijuela, f., leech.
San Ignacio de Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order.
sano,-a, healthy, well, sound.
santo,-a, holy.
santo,-a, m. and f., saint.
saqué, past abs. of sacar.
sardina, f., sardine; entierro de la ——, a Spanish festival, like the French mi-carême, celebrating the end of Lent.
sastre, m., tailor.
satisfacción, f., satisfaction.
satisfacer, (-fago,-faré,-fice,-fecho), to satisfy.
satisfecho, p. p. of satisfacer.
se, refl. pron., himself, herself, itself, yourself; themselves; one another.
se, pers. pron. = le (when followed by another pers. pron. of 3 pers.).
sé, pres. of saber.
sea, pres. subj. of ser.
sebo, m., tallow.
secar, to dry.
sección, f., section.
seco,-a, dry.
secretario, m., secretary.
secreto, m., secret.
sed, f., thirst; tener ——, to be thirsty.
seguida: en ——, immediately.
seguir, (i), to follow, continue; increase.
según, according to, as.
segundo,-a, second.
seguro,-a, sure, steady, certain.
seis, six.
selecto,-a, select.
selva, f., forest.
semana, f., week.
semejante, similar, like; such.
senador, m., senator.
sencilla, f., one-act play.
sencillez, f., simplicity.
sencillo,-a, simple.
sentarse, (ie), to sit down, seat one's self.
sentido, m., sense.
sentimiento, m., regret.
sentir, (ie), to feel; —se, to feel.
señor, m., gentleman, sir, master, lord; Mr.
señora, f., lady, wife, madam; Mrs.
señoría, f., lordship, excellency.
señorita, f., young lady; Miss.
sepa, pres. subj. of saber.
separar, to separate.
separémonos = separemos nos.
septiembre, m., September.
sepulcral, sepulchral; lápida ——, tombstone.
ser, (soy, seré, fuí, sido, past descr. era, pres. subj. sea), to be; por no ——, had it not been.
serie, f., series, list.
serio,-a, serious.
sermón, m., sermon.
servicio, m., service.
servil, servile.
servir, (ie), to serve;
—— de algo, to be good for something;
—— de nada, to be good for nothing.
sesenta, sixty.
si, conj., if, whether.
sí, adv., yes, indeed.
sí, refl. pron., himself, herself, itself; themselves (after a prep.).
sido, p. p. of ser.
siempre, always; para ——, for ever.
sien, f., temple (of the face).
siendo, pres. part. of ser.
sienta, pres. of sentar.
sienten, pres. of sentir.
siete, seven.
Sigfredo, m., Siegfried.
siglo, m., century.
significado, m., meaning.
significar, to signify, mean.
sigue, pres. of seguir.
siguiente, following, next.
siguieron, past abs. of seguir.
silencio, m., silence.
silvestre, wild, woody.
silla, f., chair.
sillón, m., armchair.
simple, simple, plain.
sin, without.
sinfónico,-a, symphonic, symphony.
siniestro,-a, sinister.
sino, except, but; no tenía sino una pierna, had only one leg.
sintiendo, pres. part. of sentir.
siquiera, even; ni ——, not even.
sirven, pres. of servir.
sirviente, m., servant.
sirvió, past abs. of servir.
sitio, m., place.
situación, f., situation, location.
situado,-a, located, situated.
soberano,-a, sovereign.
soberbio,-a, proud.
sobrado,-a, excessive.
sobre, above, on, upon, over; about, concerning.
sobremesa, f., dessert.
sobresalto, m., violent shock.
sobretodo, m., overcoat.
sobrevenir, (see venir), to come.
sobrevino, past abs. of sobrevenir.
sobrina, f., niece.
sobrino, m., nephew.
socavar, to dig.
sofocón, m., box (on the ear).
sois, pres. indic. 2 pers. pl. of ser.
sol, m., sun.
solamente, only.
soldado, m., soldier.
solejar, m., sunny place.
solemne, solemn.
solemnidad, f., solemnity.
soler, (ue), to be accustomed, be in the habit.
solicitar, to solicit, ask, request.
solícito,-a, solicitous, anxious.
solimán, m., corrosive sublimate of mercury; hecho un ——, angry, furious, hopping mad.
solo,-a, alone, only, mere, single.
sólo, adv., only, merely.
soltar, (ue), to let loose; —— la carcajada, to burst into loud laughter.
soltero,-a, unmarried, bachelor.
sombra, f., shade.
sombrero, m., hat.
son, pres. indic. 3 pers. pl. of ser.
sonar, (ue), to sound, ring, chink.
sonido, m., sound.
sonoro,-a, sonorous.
sonreír, (i), to smile.
sonriendo, pres. part. of sonreír.
sonrisa, f., smile.
sopa, f., soup.
soplar, to blow; prompt.
sorbete, m., sherbet.
sorprendente, rare, extraordinary.
sorprendido,-a, surprised.
sorpresa, f., surprise.
sospechar, to suspect.
sostener, (see tener), to sustain, keep up.
sótano, m., basement.
soy, pres. of ser.
Sr. = Señor.
SS. MM. y AA. = Sus Majestades y Altezas.
su, his, her, its; their; yours.
subida, f., elevation, ascent.
subir, to rise, go upstairs.
suceder, to happen.
suceso, m., event, happening.
sucio,-a, dirty.
sudeste, southeast.
suela, pres. subj. of soler.
suela, f., sole.
suelo, m., ground, floor; soil.
suena, pres. of sonar.
suerte, f., luck, fate; manner.
Suez, Suez.
suficiente, sufficient, enough.
sufrir, to suffer.
Suiza (la), Switzerland.
sujeto, m., subject; fellow.
sultán, m., sultan.
suma, f., sum.
sumo,-a, supreme, utmost.
suntuoso,-a, sumptuous.
superficie, f., surface.
superior, superior, upper; escuela ——, high school.
superioridad, f., superiority.
supo, past abs. of saber, he learned, was informed.
suponer, to suppose.
supongamos, pres. subj. of suponer.
sur, m., south.
surtir, to provide with, procure.
susto, m., fright, scare.
susurrar, to hum, buzz.
suyo,-a, your, yours.
T
tabaco, m., tobacco; cigar.
tabardillo, m., fever.
taimado,-a, sly, cunning, shrewd.
tajada, f., cut.
tal, such, so, as; ——vez, perhaps; ¿qué ——? how are you?
talle, m., figure.
también, also, likewise.
Tamburí, m., Tamburí (proper name).
tampoco, neither.
tan, so; —— ... como, as... as.
tanto,-a, so much;
—s, so many;
otros ——s, as many others;
mientras ——, in the meantime;
por lo ——, therefore.
tanto, adv., so much.
tarde, adv., late.
tarde, f., afternoon; early evening;
por la ——, in the afternoon;
buenas ——s, good evening.
tauromaquia, f., art of bullfighting.
te, dat. and acc. of tú, you, yourself.
té, m., tea.
teatro, m., theater.
techo, m., ceiling.
tedioso,-a, tedious, tiresome.
tejado, m., roof.
tejedor, m., weaver.
temblar, (ie), to tremble.
temer, to fear; —-se, to be afraid.
temor, m., fear.
templado,-a, temperate.
templo, m., temple.
temprano,-a, early.
tendrán, fut. of tener.
tenedor, m., fork.
tener, (tengo, tendré, tuve, tenido, imper. ten), to have, enjoy, take;
—— que, must, to have to;
—— frío, to be cold;
—— por, to consider, regard;
tiene diez años, he is ten years old.
tenga, pres. subj. of tener.
tengo, pres. of tener.
tenis, m., tennis.
tentación, f., temptation.
tentar, to try.
tercer, see tercero.
tercero,-a, third.
terminar, to end, close, terminate, finish.
término, m., word, expression.
terreno, m., territory.
terrible, terrible.
terrífico,-a, terrific, terrible, terrifying.
territorio, m., territory, land.
tesoro, m., treasure.
testarudo,-a, obstinate.
ti, acc. of tú (after a prep.), you.
tía, f., aunt.
tiembla, pres. of temblar.
tiempo, m., time; weather; hace ——, some time ago.
tienda, f., store, shop.
tiene, pres. of tener.
tierno,-a, tender.
tierra, f., earth, land, district; native country.
tinta, f., ink.
tintero, m., inkstand.
tinto,-a, colored, dyed.
tío, m., uncle.
tirano, m., tyrant.
tirar, to draw; throw; last.
tirón, m., thrust; de un ——, all at once, suddenly.
título, m., title.
tiza, f., chalk.
tocar, to touch; play (an instrument); ring; te toca, it falls to your lot; toca las ocho, it strikes eight.
todavía, still, yet.
todo,-a, all, whole; each, every; everything; con ——, after all; del ——, completely.
Toisón, f.: la orden de la ——, Order of the Golden Fleece.
Toledo, m., a large city in western Spain.
¡toma! hold on! stop a moment!
tomar, to take, eat; —se, to betake one's self.
tomate, m., tomato.
tonelada, f., ton.
tonelaje, m., tonnage.
tontería, f., folly, stupidity; nonsense.
tonto,-a, foolish, silly, stupid.
tonto, m., fool, simpleton.
topar (con), to meet.
tordo, m., thrush.
toro, m., bull; corrida de ——s, bullfight.
tórrido,-a, torrid, hot.
torta, f., cake.
tortilla, f., pancake with eggs; omelet.
total, total.
trabajar, to work.
trabajo, m., work.
trabar, to join, connect; —— conversación, to enter into a conversation.
traducción, f., translation.
traducir, (pres. traduzco, past abs. traduje), to translate.
traduzca, pres. subj. of traducir.
traer, (traigo, traeré, traje, traído), to bring, carry, draw, pull.
tráfico, m., traffic.
tragar, to swallow.
traiga, pres. subj. of traer.
traje, m., dress, suit.
trajeron, past abs. of traer.
trajo, past abs. of traer.
tramo, m., flight (of stairs).
tranquilo,-a, tranquil, calm, quiet.
tras, behind.
trasunto, m., copy, likeness.
tratamiento, m., treatment.
tratar, to treat, discuss; try, bargain, have dealings with.
trato, m., treatment.
través: a ——, across.
trazar, to trace, sketch, draw.
trecho, m., space, distance.
treinta, thirty.
tremendo,-a, tremendous, very great.
trémulo,-a, tremulous, trembling.
tren, m, train.
tres, three.
trescientos, three hundred.
trigo, m, grain, wheat.
trineo, m, sled.
triplicar, to treble.
triste, sad.
tronco, m, trunk.
trono, m., throne.
tropezar (con), (ie), to meet, come across.
tropical, tropical.
troupe, French, company of players.
trucha, f., trout.
trueno, m., thunder.
tu, poss. adj., your.
tú, pers. pron., you.
tuerto,-a, one-eyed, squinting.
tumba, f., gravestone.
tunante, m., vagabond, rascal.
turco,-a, Turkish, Turk.
turno, m., turn, series.
tuvo, past abs. of tener.
tuyo,-a, yours.
U
ufano,-a, proud.
último,-a, last; por ——, at last, finally.
umbral, m., sill, doorstep.
un,-a, a, an, one.
ungüento, m., ointment, salve.
único,-a, only.
unido,-a, united; los Estados Unidos, the United States.
universidad, f., university.
uno,-a, one; —s, some, a pair; as indef. pron., one, they, people.
Uruguay, m., Uruguay.
usar, to use, practice, make use of.
uso, m., use, custom, fashion.
usted, (see V.), you.
usurero, m., usurer.
útil, useful.
utilizar, to use, utilize, put to use.
uva, f., grape.
V
V., Vd., Vmd. (abbreviation for vuestra merced), pl. VV., Vds., you; de V., your.
va, pres. of ir.
vaca, f., cow.
vacío,-a, empty.
vacuno,-a, relating to cattle, bovine.
valer, (pres. valgo, fut. valdré), to be worth; vale más, it is better; no vale la pena,
it is not worth while.
valiente, brave, courageous.
valioso,-a, precious, valuable.
valor, m., value, courage.
Valparaíso, m., an important seaport of Chile.
valle, m., valley.
vamos, pres. of ir; —— a ver, let us see.
vanidad, f., vanity.
vano,-a, vain.
variedad, f., variety.
varieté, French, variety (in theaters).
varios,-as, several.
varón, m., man.
vas, pres. of ir.
vaso, m., glass.
vaya, pres. subj. of ir; as interj., come now! get along with you!
Vd., Vds., see V.
veas, pres. subj. of ver.
vecina, f., neighbor.
vecino, m., neighbor.
vega, f., field.
vegetación, f., vegetation.
veinte, twenty.
veinticinco, twenty-five.
veintinueve, twenty-nine.
veintiocho, twenty-eight.
veintiuno, twenty-one.
velado,-a, veiled.
velar, to watch.
vencer, to conquer, overcome.
vencido, p. p. of vencer.
vender, to sell; betray; no se vende, it is not for sale.
vendrán, fut. of venir.
venga, pres. subj. of venir.
venir, (vengo, vendré, vine, venido), to come; —— a las manos, to come to blows.
ventaja, f., advantage.
ventana, f., window.
ventanilla, f., little window.
ventrílocuo, m., ventriloquist.
ver, (veo, veré, ví, visto), to see, look, look at, judge.
verano, m., summer.
veras, f. pl., truth; ¿de ——? indeed? is that true?
verdad, f., truth; a la ——, indeed, truly.
verdadero,-a, true, real.
verde, green.
verdugo, m., hangman, executioner.
verdura, f., verdure.
verso, m., verse.
verter, (ie), to shed.
vertiente, f., slope, declivity.
vestido, m., suit, dress, clothes.
vestir, (i), to dress.
vete = ve + te, imper. of ir.
vez, f., time (only as expressing series);
a la ——, altogether;
cada —— más, more and more steadily;
otra ——, once more;
una ——, once;
dos veces, twice;
tal——, perhaps.
ví, past abs. of ver.
vía, f., way, road.
viajante, m., traveler.
viajar, to travel.
viaje, m., journey.
viajero, m., traveler.
vianda, f., food.
víbora, f., viper.
Vicente, m., Vincent.
victorioso,-a, victorious.
vida, f., life.
vidrio, m., glass, windowpane.
viejo,-a, old.
viejo, m., old man.
viendo, pres. part. of ver.
viene, pres. of venir.
viento, m., wind.
viera, past subj., first form, of ver.
viernes, m., Friday.
vigilante, adj., watchful.
vigilante, m., watchman.
vigilar, to watch.
vigorizar, to strengthen.
viniera, past subj., first form, of venir.
vino, past abs. of venir.
vino, m., wine.
violencia, f., violence.
virgen, f., virgin.
virrey, m., viceroy.
virtió, past abs. of verter.
virtuoso,-a, virtuous.
virtuoso, m., virtuoso.
visita, f., visit.
visitar, to visit.
vista, f., view, sight, prospect.
vistió, past abs. of vestir.
visto, p. p. of ver.
viva, pres. subj. of vivir, as exclam., long live!
vivir, to live.
vivo,-a, alive, bright; —— retrato, living image.
vizcaíno,-a, Biscayan, of Biscay.
V. M. = Vuestra Majestad.
vociferar, to vociferate, shout, yell.
volar, (ue), to fly.
volver, (ue, p. p. vuelto), to turn, return; —se a, to return; —— a poner, to replace.
volviendo, pres. part. of volver.
votar, to vote.
voy, pres. of ir.
voz, f., voice.
vuecelencia, contraction of vuestra excelencia, your excellency.
vuecencia = vuecelencia.
vuelo, m., flight.
vuelta, f., turn, return; de ——, back.
vuelto, p. p. of volver.
vuestro,-a, your.
vulgar, common, ordinary.
vulgo, m., rabble, common people.
W
wagneriano,-a, Wagnerian.
Wáshington, a state of the United States.
Y
y, and.
ya, already, certainly, indeed; —— no, no longer.
yerro, m., error, mistake, blunder.
yo, I.
yugo, m., yoke.
Z
Zamora, f., city in Spain; no se tomó a —— en una hora, Rome was not built in a day.
zángano, m., drone.
¡zapatazas! zounds! confound it!
zapatería, f., shoemaker's trade.
zapatero, m., shoemaker.
zapato, m., shoe.
zapatón, m., clumsy shoe.
zarzuela, f., a kind of operetta.
¡zas! zip!
zona, f., zone.
zumbido, m., humming, buzzing.
4 = cuatro
5 = cinco
6 = seis
7 = siete
8 = ocho
9 = nueve
10 = diez
11 = once
12 = doce
12.5 = doce (metros) y medio
13 = trece
14 = catorce
17 = diez y siete (or diecisiete)
20 = veinte
0,20 = veinte céntimos
21 = veinte y uno (or veintiuno)
22 = veinte y dos (or veintidos)
23 = veinte y tres (or veintitres)
24 = veinte y cuatro (or veinticuatro)
25 = veinte y cinco (or veinticinco)
30 = treinta
0,40 = cuarenta céntimos
48 = cuarenta y ocho
50 = cincuenta
0,50 = cincuenta céntimos (or media peseta)
60 = sesenta
63 = sesenta y tres
72 = setenta y dos
90 = noventa
100 = ciento
162 = ciento sesenta y dos
220 = doscientos veinte
250 = doscientos cincuenta
300 = trescientos
330 = trescientos treinta
765 = setecientos sesenta y cinco
767 = setecientos sesenta y siete
1300 = mil trescientos
1515 = mil quinientos quince
1534 = mil quinientos treinta y cuatro
1553 = mil quinientos cincuenta y tres
1573 = mil quinientos setenta y tres
1693 = mil seiscientos noventa y tres
1854 = mil ochocientos cincuenta y cuatro
1858 = mil ochocientos cincuenta y ocho
1867 = mil ochocientos sesenta y siete
1869 = mil ochocientos sesenta y nueve
1870 = mil ochocientos setenta
1871 = mil ochocientos setenta y uno
1895 = mil ochocientos noventa y cinco
1898 = mil ochocientos noventa y ocho
1904 = mil novecientos cuatro
1912 = mil novecientos doce
1913 = mil novecientos trece
1914 = mil novecientos catorce
3,000 = tres mil
13,000 = trece mil
20,000 = veinte mil
33,000 = treinta y tres mil
380,000 = trescientos ochenta mil
3,550,000 = tres millones quinientos cincuenta mil
7,470,000 = siete millones cuatrocientos setenta mil
16,000,000 = diez y seis millones
70,000,000 = setenta millones
75,000,000 = setenta y cinco millones
131,000,000 = ciento treinta y uno millones
200,000,000 = doscientos millones
264,000,000 = doscientos sesenta y cuatro millones
300,000,000 = trescientos millones
877,000,000 = ochocientos setenta y siete millones