m, assert.

afligido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ afligir, afflicted, wretched, miserable.

afligir, to afflict, make wretched (_or_ miserable).

afortunadamente, fortunately.

agarrarse, to grasp, clasp, seize, hold tightly.

agasaparse, to conceal oneself.

agil, agile, fleet.

agilidad, _f._, agility, celerity.

agitacion, _f._, excitement, agitation.

agitar, to agitate, move, shake; _refl._, to move restlessly, be
agitated; to wave, flutter.

agolparse, to crowd, rush.

agonia, _f._, agony, act of expiring.

agotar, to exhaust.

agradable, agreeable, pleasant.

agrupar, to group, collect; _refl._ to come together; to assemble,
collect.

agua, _f._, water; -- bendita, holy water.

aguacero, _m._, shower, torrent of rain.

aguardar, to expect, await, wait for; hacerse --, to delay in
appearing.

agudo, -a, sharp, acute, biting, piercing.

aguijonear, to thrust, impel, drive (_or_ spur) on.

aguja, _f._, needle, spire.

agujero, _m._, hole.

iah! ah! oh!

ahi, here, there; por --, hereabouts.

ahogar, to suffocate, smother, drown; to be repressed (_or_ confined).

ahora, now; desde --, from now on.

ahorcar, to hang.

aire, _m_, air, look, appearance, manner, tune, melody.

airoso, -a, airy, graceful; mas airosa, with better grace; _adv._,
gracefully.

aislado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ aislar, isolated.

ajimez, _m._, ajimez, pointed (_or_ arched) double window divided in
the middle by a column.

ajorca, _f._ bracelet.

al = a + el; -- salir, as I was going out.

ala, _f._, wing, pinion.

alabastro, _m._, alabaster.

alado, -a, winged, soaring.

alali, _m._, alali, a hunting cry.

alameda, _f._, grove of poplar-trees.

alamo, _m._ poplar, white poplar.

alargar, to extend, raise.

alarido, _m._, outcry, shout, howl, yell.

alarma, _m. or f._, alarm; poner en --, to alarm.

alazan, _m._, sorrel horse.

alba, _f._: dawn.

albedrio, _m._, free will; con libre --, of (her) own free will.

albergarse, to take up lodgings.

albino, _m._, albino.

albor, _m._, (poet.) dawn.

alborotar, to disturb; _refl._, to be disturbed, be turbulent.

alboroto, _m._, disturbance, noise.

alborozado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ alborozar, exhilarated, rejoicing,
gleeful, joyous.

alborozo, _m._, joy, rejoicing, rapture.

alcaide, _m._, jailer, warden, governor (of a castle).

alcance, _m._, reach, range.

alcanzar, to succeed, be able; to overtake, reach, attain, come to; to
comprehend; a