<Dl> <Dt> abaca </Dt> <Dd> via Spanish abacá from Tagalog abaká </Dd> <Dt> abalone </Dt> <Dd> from Spanish abulón , from Ohlone aluan or Rumsen awlun . </Dd> <Dt> adios </Dt> <Dd> from Spanish ' adiós ' meaning `` goodbye '' < latin ad deus `` go with god '' </Dd> <Dt> adobe </Dt> <Dd> From Egyptian via Arabic `` Al - tub '' </Dd> <Dt> aficionado </Dt> <Dd> from past participle of aficionar , to inspire affection , from afición affection , from Latin affection - , affectio , from afficere . </Dd> <Dt> albatross </Dt> <Dd> from alcatraz , see below . </Dd> <Dt> Alcalde </Dt> <Dd> from alcalde , magistrate . </Dd> <Dt> Alcatraz </Dt> <Dd> ( meaning `` gannet '' ) from Arabic غطاس al - ġaţţās ( `` the diver '' ) </Dd> <Dt> alidade </Dt> <Dd> via French , Spanish alidada and Medieval Latin alhidade from Arabic العهدة al - idada , `` the revolving radius '' </Dd> <Dt> alligator </Dt> <Dd> from el lagarto , `` the lizard '' < latín lacartus < lacertus . </Dd> <Dt> alpaca </Dt> <Dd> via Spanish , from Aymara allpaqa </Dd> <Dt> aludel </Dt> <Dd> from Old French alutel , via Spanish and Medieval Latin from Arabic الأثال al - ʾuṯāl , `` the sublimation vessel '' </Dd> <Dt> amigo </Dt> <Dd> from Spanish and / or Portuguese amigo , `` friend '' ; from Latin amicus meaning `` friend , '' derived from amare ( to love ) . </Dd> <Dt> amole </Dt> <Dd> Mexican Spanish from Nahautl amolli meaning `` soap root . '' </Dd> <Dt> amontillado </Dt> <Dd> from the village of Montilla `` little mount '' , Province of Córdoba , Spain </Dd> <Dt> ancho </Dt> <Dd> from Mexican Spanish ( chile ) ancho , `` wide ( chili ) '' < latin amplus </Dd> <Dt> anchovy </Dt> <Dd> from Spanish anchoa or more probably Portuguese anchova meaning `` bluefish '' ; from Genoese or Corsican dialect ; ultimately from Latin apua meaning `` small fish '' and Greek Αφυε aphye meaning `` small fry '' or from Basque anchuva meaning `` dry '' </Dd> <Dt> Angeleno </Dt> <Dd> from American Spanish </Dd> <Dt> Apache </Dt> <Dd> from Mexican Spanish from Yavapai  ́ epache meaning `` people '' or from Zuni apachu '' meaning `` enemy '' </Dd> <Dt> armada </Dt> <Dd> `` armed ( fleet ) '' from the Spanish navy , La armada española </Dd> <Dt> armadillo </Dt> <Dd> from armadillo , `` little armored one '' </Dd> <Dt> arroyo </Dt> <Dd> from arroyo , `` stream '' < arrugium </Dd> <Dt> avocado </Dt> <Dd> alteration of Spanish aguacate , from Nahuatl ahuacatl . </Dd> <Dt> ayahuasca </Dt> <Dd> via Spanish from Quechua ayawaska meaning `` soul vine . '' </Dd> </Dl>
<Dl> <Dt> abaca </Dt> <Dd> via Spanish abacá from Tagalog abaká </Dd> <Dt> abalone </Dt> <Dd> from Spanish abulón , from Ohlone aluan or Rumsen awlun . </Dd> <Dt> adios </Dt> <Dd> from Spanish ' adiós ' meaning `` goodbye '' < latin ad deus `` go with god '' </Dd> <Dt> adobe </Dt> <Dd> From Egyptian via Arabic `` Al - tub '' </Dd> <Dt> aficionado </Dt> <Dd> from past participle of aficionar , to inspire affection , from afición affection , from Latin affection - , affectio , from afficere . </Dd> <Dt> albatross </Dt> <Dd> from alcatraz , see below . </Dd> <Dt> Alcalde </Dt> <Dd> from alcalde , magistrate . </Dd> <Dt> Alcatraz </Dt> <Dd> ( meaning `` gannet '' ) from Arabic غطاس al - ġaţţās ( `` the diver '' ) </Dd> <Dt> alidade </Dt> <Dd> via French , Spanish alidada and Medieval Latin alhidade from Arabic العهدة al - idada , `` the revolving radius '' </Dd> <Dt> alligator </Dt> <Dd> from el lagarto , `` the lizard '' < latín lacartus < lacertus . </Dd> <Dt> alpaca </Dt> <Dd> via Spanish , from Aymara allpaqa </Dd> <Dt> aludel </Dt> <Dd> from Old French alutel , via Spanish and Medieval Latin from Arabic الأثال al - ʾuṯāl , `` the sublimation vessel '' </Dd> <Dt> amigo </Dt> <Dd> from Spanish and / or Portuguese amigo , `` friend '' ; from Latin amicus meaning `` friend , '' derived from amare ( to love ) . </Dd> <Dt> amole </Dt> <Dd> Mexican Spanish from Nahautl amolli meaning `` soap root . '' </Dd> <Dt> amontillado </Dt> <Dd> from the village of Montilla `` little mount '' , Province of Córdoba , Spain </Dd> <Dt> ancho </Dt> <Dd> from Mexican Spanish ( chile ) ancho , `` wide ( chili ) '' < latin amplus </Dd> <Dt> anchovy </Dt> <Dd> from Spanish anchoa or more probably Portuguese anchova meaning `` bluefish '' ; from Genoese or Corsican dialect ; ultimately from Latin apua meaning `` small fish '' and Greek Αφυε aphye meaning `` small fry '' or from Basque anchuva meaning `` dry '' </Dd> <Dt> Angeleno </Dt> <Dd> from American Spanish </Dd> <Dt> Apache </Dt> <Dd> from Mexican Spanish from Yavapai ́ epache meaning `` people '' or from Zuni apachu '' meaning `` enemy '' </Dd> <Dt> armada </Dt> <Dd> `` armed ( fleet ) '' from the Spanish navy , La armada española </Dd> <Dt> armadillo </Dt> <Dd> from armadillo , `` little armored one '' </Dd> <Dt> arroyo </Dt> <Dd> from arroyo , `` stream '' < arrugium </Dd> <Dt> avocado </Dt> <Dd> alteration of Spanish aguacate , from Nahuatl ahuacatl . </Dd> <Dt> ayahuasca </Dt> <Dd> via Spanish from Quechua ayawaska meaning `` soul vine . '' </Dd> </Dl>
what is an english word that has been borrowed from spanish
what is an english word that has been borrowed from spanish
adios
adios