conjunción

▣All 39 members of conjunción. This list is exhaustive and the count is verified against what is shown.

• a fin de queThe purpose conjunction meaning so that, in order that, a more formal equivalent of para que.inherent
• a menos queThe conjunction meaning unless, introducing the one condition under which the main clause fails to hold; always takes the subjunctive.inherent
• a pesar de queThe conjunction meaning although, despite the fact that, conceding a circumstance that does not prevent the main clause.inherent
• antes de queThe temporal conjunction meaning before, marking that the main clause's event precedes the subordinate one; always takes the subjunctive.inherent
• apenasThe temporal conjunction meaning as soon as, barely, marking immediate succession or a bare minimum, depending on position.inherent
• así queThe consecutive conjunction meaning so, therefore, introducing a consequence following from what was just said.inherent
• aunqueThe concessive conjunction introducing a fact or a supposition that does not prevent the main clause.inherent
• con tal de queThe conjunction meaning provided that, introducing a sufficient condition for the main clause; always takes the subjunctive.inherent
• cuandoThe relative and interrogative word for a time, and the connective that subordinates one event to another in time.inherent
• dado queThe causal conjunction meaning given that, a formal causal conjunction close in force to puesto que.inherent
• de manera queThe consecutive conjunction meaning so that, in such a way that, close in force and interchangeable with de modo que.inherent
• de modo queThe consecutive conjunction meaning so that, in such a way that, introducing a manner or a consequence.inherent
• después de queThe temporal conjunction meaning after, marking that the main clause's event follows the subordinate one.inherent
• eThe shape the coordinating conjunction takes before a word beginning with the same vowel sound.inherent
• en caso de queThe conjunction meaning in case, introducing a possible circumstance the main clause is prepared for; always takes the subjunctive.inherent
• en cuantoThe temporal conjunction meaning as soon as, marking immediate succession between two events.inherent
• hasta queThe temporal conjunction meaning until, marking the endpoint in time of the main clause's event.inherent
• masThe literary adversative conjunction meaning but, unaccented and distinct from the quantifier más; largely displaced by pero in ordinary speech.inherent
• mientrasThe conjunction subordinating one event to another as simultaneous, and also used to mark a contrast between two clauses.inherent
• niThe negative coordinator joining two elements inside a negated clause, and repeatable across both.inherent
• no sea queThe conjunction meaning lest, in case, introducing a subjunctive clause naming an outcome to be avoided.inherent
• oThe disjunctive conjunction offering an alternative, replaced by another shape before a word beginning with the same vowel sound.inherent
• para queThe purpose conjunction meaning so that, in order that, always taking the subjunctive in its subordinate clause.inherent
• peroThe adversative conjunction joining two clauses where the second qualifies the first.inherent
• por más queThe conjunction meaning however much, conceding an unlimited degree of the subordinate clause's action against the main clause's outcome.inherent
• porqueThe causal conjunction introducing the reason for the main clause.inherent
• puesThe conjunction introducing a reason or a consequence, and also a discourse particle with no clause joining work at all.inherent
• puesto queThe causal conjunction meaning since, given that, a more formal causal conjunction than ya que.inherent
• queThe unaccented relative pronoun and clause introducer, the commonest way one clause is embedded inside another.inherent
• sea…seaThe correlative conjunction pair presenting two alternatives as equally acceptable, glossed whether...or.inherent
• siThe conditional conjunction introducing a supposition, and the introducer of an indirect question.inherent
• siempre queThe conjunction meaning whenever, provided that, either a temporal repetition or a condition depending on context; takes the subjunctive in the conditional reading.inherent
• sinoThe adversative conjunction introducing what holds instead of a denied statement.inherent
• tal comoThe comparative conjunction meaning just as, exactly as, introducing a manner clause that matches the main clause precisely.inherent
• uThe shape the disjunctive conjunction takes before a word beginning with the same vowel sound.inherent
• una vez queThe temporal conjunction meaning once, marking that the main clause's event follows the completion of the subordinate one.inherent
• yThe coordinating conjunction joining two elements of equal rank, replaced by another shape before a word beginning with the same vowel sound.inherent
• ya queThe causal conjunction meaning since, given that, introducing a cause the listener is assumed already to know or accept.inherent
• ya…yaThe correlative conjunction pair presenting two alternating or alternative circumstances, glossed now...now or whether...or.inherent

39 members shown. Alphabetical — the roster itself carries no ranking claim.