Published on
September 10, 2025
by
Kate Santoro, BS
Revised on
October 21, 2025
There are many words that start with T in Spanish. English speakers may know some (e.g., “tú,” “tiempo,” or “teléfono”) but not others.
Below, you’ll find lists of some adjectives, nouns, verbs, and other words that start with T in Spanish.
Spanish words that start with T exampleTemprano en la tarde, el trabajadortailandéstrasladó el taladro y la tabla al taller, tratando de terminar su tarea sin tardar demasiado. [Early in the afternoon, the Thai worker moved the drill and the board to the workshop, trying to finish his task without taking too long.]
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There really aren’t many adjectives (words that qualify a noun) that start with X, so we’ve included adjectives that contain X. Some of the more common adjectives that start with or contain X are:
Excellent
Excited
Expert
Exhausted
Extinct
Xenophobic
Explicit
Exotic
This article contains lists of positive, negative, and neutral adjectives that start with or contain X.
There are many adjectives (words that describe a noun) that start with U. A lot of these adjectives are formed by using the “un-” prefix, making the opposite of the root word.
A few of the most common adjectives that start with U are:
Ultimate
Unique
United
Useful
Ugly
Unable
Unacceptable
Unclean
Unfair
Unfit
Unkind
Unsafe
Unstable
Ultimate
Undercover
Uneven
Unusual
Upward
Usual
Utter
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There are many adjectives (words that describe a noun) that start with R. A few of the most common adjectives that start with R are:
Radiant
Remarkable
Resilient
Rewarding
Rigorous
Reckless
Rowdy
Rude
Ruthless
Recent
Regular
Rhythmic
Royal
Rubbery
Runny
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