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This page lists 12,796 Spanish words of exactly six letters, twice as many as the five letter page holds.
The count roughly doubles, and the S ending climbs from nineteen percent to twenty three. Longer words leave more room for plural and verb endings.
A still leads the opening letter at about sixteen percent, with C at ten and R at eight.
An N ending appears in eleven percent of these, which is where third person plural verb endings begin to register in the data.
TIEMPO, MAÑANA, COMIDA, DINERO and CAMINO are typical of this length and among the most useful nouns a learner meets.
If you are building vocabulary, five letters gives you more everyday nouns per entry. Six starts to mix in inflected forms alongside them.
Spanish adds gender and number endings to a large share of its words, and each extra letter of room lets more of those forms fit.
Most often a third person plural verb, as in HABLAN or COMEN. It becomes more visible as words get longer.
One word carrying both morning and tomorrow. Context decides, and it is among the more useful six letter entries to learn.
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