_adj._ adjective
_adv._ adverb
_aug._ augmentative
_b._ born
_coll._ colloquial
_comp._ comparative
_cond._ conditional
_d._ died
_def. art._ definite article
_depr._ depreciative
_der._ derived
_dim._ diminutive
_et al._ and others
_excl._ exclamatory
_f._ feminine
_fig._ figurative
_fut._ future
_i.e._ that is
_imp._ imperfect
_imper._ imperative
_ind._ indicative
_inf._ infinitive
_interj._ interjection
_interr._ interrogative
_iron._ ironically
_irr._ irregular
_lit._ literally
_m._ masculine
_neut._ neuter
_obs._ obsolete
_p. p._ past participle
_pers._ person
_pl._ plural
_pop._ population
_pr._ present
_pret._ preterite
_pron._ pronoun
_prop._ proper
_prov._ provincialism
_s._ substantive
_sing._ singular
_subj._ subjunctive
_superl._ superlative
+ before
_ie_, _i_, or _ue_, in parenthesis, indicate that the verb is
radical-changing.
_H. F. Gr._ = Hills and Ford's _Spanish Grammar_.
Nouns ending in _o_ are masculine; in _a_, feminine; unless otherwise
indicated.