cadena, f., chain.
cadencia, f., measure, beat, strain, cadence, cadenza.
caer, to fall; to strike (against something in falling); — á pedazos, to fall to pieces.
caída, f., fall.
calabozo, m., dungeon, cell.
calado, -a, of openwork; of fretwork; pp. of calar, (of the hat) pulled down, pressed down (over the eyes).
calamidad, f., calamity.
calar, to pull down, press down.
Calavera, f., skull; el Cristo de la —, Christ of the skull, the crucifix with a skull (carved) at the feet of Christ.
calcáreo, -a, calcareous.