Word Scramble Game
See how many Spanish words you can spell using the letters in the English word: DICTIONARY .
Heres an example using the word LEARNING.
You can spell: ligera, lira, laringe, ria and garniel and so on.
Try finding words using DICTIONARY, or you can post a new English word challenge.
(Hint: I found 364 Spanish words using DICTIONARY.)
2 Answers
- ya (already)
- roca (rock)
- rico (rich, masc)
- rica (rich, fem)
- día (day)
- ni (nor)
- rocín (working horse)
- doy (I give)
- da (he gives)
- dan (they give)
- di (I gave, indefinido)
- dio (he gave, indefinido)
- canto (I sing)
- cantó (he sung, indefinido)
- nado (I swim)
- citar (to mention)
- cito (I mention)
- cita (he mentions)
- citan (they mention)
- citando (mentioning)
- citó (he mentioned, indefinido)
- citaron (they mentioned, indefinido)
- citado (mentioned, participio)
- radio (radio)
- nací (I was born, indefinido)
- nació (he was born, indefinido)
- nacido (born, participio)
- yo (I)
- contar (to tell)
- corta (short, fem, and he cuts)
- cortan (they cut)
- tocar (to touch)
- toca (he touches)
- tocan (they touch)
- coña (kidding)
- conato (attempt)
- ácido (acid, sour)
- odiar (to hate)
- odia (he hates)
- odian (they hate)
- acto (act)
- actor (actor)
- oca (goose)
- ti (your)
- tic (tic)
- adición (addition)
- rota (broken, fem)
- oír (to hear)
- oía (I heared or he heared, imperfecto)
- oían (they heared, imperfecto)
- oí (I heared, infinido)
- oirá (he or I will hear)
- oirán (they will hear)
- oiría ( he or I would hear)
- oirían (they would hear)
- oída (heared, fem)
- caro (expensive, masc)
- daño (damage, I damage) (from verb dañar)
- dañó (he damaged, indefinido)
- roía (I or he gnawed, imperfecto)(from verb roer, to gnaw)
- roían (they gnawed, imperfecto)
- roí (I gnawed, indefinido)
- roa (I or he gnaw(s), subjuntivo)
- roan (they gnaw, subjuntivo)
- roída (gnawed at, fem.)
- a (personal a, no translation)
- tan (so)
- ion (ion)
- tio (uncle)
- tia (aunt)
- río (river)
- río (i laugh)
- rió (he laughed, preterit)
- ría (i/he laugh, present subjective)
- rías (you laughs, present subjective)
- rían (they laugh, present subjective)
- ron (rum)
- no (no)
- dar (to give)
- tardo (slow)
- o (or)
- ano (anus)
- rato (while)
- ratón (rat)
- tona
- tónica (tonic)
... thats all i can come up with for now...