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Some Spanish words beginning with the letter Y:
- Y: and
- Ya entendi: I understand.
- Ya que: since/because
- Ya: already
- Yac: yak
- Yacente: lying down
- Yacer: to lay dead
- Yacimiento: deposit
- Yacuzzi: jacuzzi
- Yambico: iambic
- Yanqui: Yankee
- Yantar: to eat; to have lunch
- Yapa/Yapada: an extra bit; one for the road
- Yapar: to put or throw in as extra
- Yarara: rattlesnake
- Yarda: yard
- Yardas: yards (unit of measure 3 feet)
- Yate: yacht
- Yatista: yachtsman/yachtswoman
- Yaya: nana
- Yayo: grandpa
- Yaz: jazz
- Ye-ye: groovy; trendy
- Yedra: ivy
- Yegua - mare (female horse)
- Yeguada: stud
- Yelmo: helmet
- Yema: egg yolk
- Yen: yen
- Yendo: going
- Yerba: herb/grass
- Yerbatero: herbalist
- Yerga: to raise; to lift
- Yerma: barren; uninhabited
- Yerna: daughter in law
- Yerno: son in law
- Yerre/Yerro: err; error; mistake
- Yersey: jersey
- Yerto: rigid
- Yesca: tinder
- Yeseria: plastering; plasterwork
- Yesero: plasterer
- Yeso: plaster
- Yesquero: cigarette lighter
- Yeta: bad luck
- Yetar: to jinx; to put a jinx on someone
- Yetudo: jinxed
- Yip: Jeep
- Yo soy: I am
- Yo-yo: yo-yo
- Yo: I
- Yodado: iodized
- Yodo: Iodine
- Yodoformo: iodoform
- Yoduro: Iodide
- Yoga: yoga
- Yogui: yogi
- Yogur de frutas: fruit yogurt
- Yogur helado: Frozen Yogurt
- Yogur: yogurt
- Yol/Yola: yawl
- Yonque: scrap metal
- Yonqui: junkie
- Yoquey: jockey
- Yuca: yucca
- Yudo: judo
- Yugo: yoke
- Yuguero: plowman
- Yugular: jugular
- Yuju: yipee
- Yungla: jungle
- Yunque: anvil
- Yunta: yoke
- Yuntero: plowman
- Yuta: slug
- Yute: jute
- Yuxtaponer: juxtapose
- Yuxtaposicion: juxtaposition
- Yuxtapuesto: juxtaposed
- Yuyo: weed; herb; medicinal plant
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