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Spanische Wörter beginnend mit S

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Abbreviation(2)

A portrait of a respected, mature woman in formal attire, representing the title 'Mrs.' or 'Ms.'

sra.

→Mrs.

A simple storybook illustration of a young woman standing formally, representing the respectful title 'Miss'.

srta.

→Miss

Acronym(1)

A simple illustration of a bright red and white emergency ambulance with flashing blue lights, representing emergency services.

sam

→Municipal Assistance Service

Adjective(46)

A serene woman sitting peacefully under a large, leafy tree, holding an open book on her lap, symbolizing wisdom and good judgment.

sabia

→wise

A bright yellow announcement poster displayed prominently on a wooden bulletin board in a sunny town square. Several small, simple figures are standing around the bulletin board looking up at the poster.

sabido

→known

A single, simple golden chalice, glowing softly with divine light, resting on a stone pedestal in a serene setting, symbolizing something sacred.

sagrado

→sacred

A colorful storybook illustration showing a small figure reaching up from a shallow pool of water, grasping the outstretched hand of a larger figure standing safely on the bank, illustrating a rescue.

salvado

→saved

A peaceful, simply drawn figure wearing robes, standing calmly with a bright, glowing golden halo floating above their head.

san

→Saint

A joyful girl with rosy cheeks holding a bright red apple and showing off her strong arm muscle, illustrating physical wellness.

sana

→healthy

A smiling child happily jumping rope outdoors with great energy and vitality.

sano

→healthy

A pristine white dove soaring towards a brilliant shaft of golden light descending from the sky.

santo

→holy

A close-up view of severely cracked, dry brown earth under a bright sun, symbolizing a lack of moisture.

seco

→dry

A small, simplified figure with a distressed expression is being held tightly and lifted away by a large, brown, gloved hand.

secuestrado

→kidnapped

A line of three brightly colored storybook flowers. The flower in the middle is emphasized as the second item in the sequence.

segunda

→second

A frog running a race, clearly positioned second behind a rabbit, illustrating the concept of ordinal order.

segundo

→second

Adjective / Determiner(1)

Seven bright red apples neatly arranged in a single line on a simple wooden surface.

siete

→seven

Adverb(6)

A person nodding with a green checkmark next to them, indicating agreement or a positive response.

sí

→yes

A bright, smiling sun that is always present in the sky, representing the concept of 'always'.

siempre

→always

A cartoon hand reaching out to press a single, large, glowing green button centered on a plain white control panel, illustrating the concept of 'just' or 'only' this action.

simplemente

→simply

A weary hiker placing their foot onto the lowest, first rock step of a steep mountain path, symbolizing the achievement of a minimum effort.

siquiera

→at least

A person's hand pointing to a single red apple in a large bowl filled with many other types of fruit.

sólo

→only

A tiny red apple resting on a patch of grass next to a giant, exaggeratedly large version of the same red apple, illustrating dramatic intensification.

súper

→very

Adverbial Component(1)

A bright red gift box floating in the air just above a small, open human hand, symbolizing immediate arrival.

seguida

→immediately

Conjunction(2)

A forked path in a forest, with one path sunny and the other rainy, representing a choice or condition.

si

→if

A hand pushing away a bright red apple while another hand holds up a bright green pear, symbolizing the correction of a negative choice.

sino

→but rather

Contraction(2)

A person holding the hand of another person and gently leading them out of a brightly colored, distinct room or building entrance.

sacarte

→to take you out

A high quality simple colorful storybook illustration of a young woman standing formally, wearing a neat blue dress and a small bow in her hair, representing the title 'Miss.'

srta

→Miss

Gerund Form(1)

sabiendo

→knowing

Imperative Command(1)

A close-up illustration showing a large, strong hand forcefully gripping the wrist of a smaller hand, symbolizing physical restraint and the need to be released.

suéltame

→Let go of me

Noun(49)

A friendly green snake coiled on a bright yellow hill, making a sharp hissing sound.

s

→s

A simple illustration of a serene, elderly person with a kind expression sitting quietly beneath a large, ancient oak tree, symbolizing deep understanding and experience.

sabiduría

→wisdom

A small, shimmering white pile of crystalline table salt next to a wooden spoon on a neutral background.

sal

→salt

A comfortable living room scene with a large sofa, a rug, and a small table.

sala

→living room

A single, plump, cooked sausage link with a bright reddish-brown casing, displayed against a plain background.

salchicha

→sausage

A close-up illustration of a small mound of sparkling white salt crystals on a contrasting surface.

sales

→salts

An open wooden door leading from a dimly lit interior into a bright, sunny outdoor garden, symbolizing a clear way out.

salida

→exit

A joyful, energetic child with bright cheeks happily jumping high in the air above green grass under a bright sun, symbolizing excellent health.

salud

→health

A single, bright red drop of blood resting on a clean white bandage, illustrating the physical liquid.

sangre

→blood

A soldier in a simple green military uniform standing at attention. The rank insignia showing three upward-pointing chevrons, representing a sergeant, is clearly visible on the sleeve.

sargento

→sergeant

A close-up illustration of a child gently whispering a piece of information into a small, closed, antique wooden treasure chest, symbolizing a hidden secret.

secreto

→secret

A large, stylized figure standing on a small hill or stage, surrounded by a dense, colorful crowd of tiny, simplified, uniform figures below, representing social media followers.

seguidores

→followers

Past Participle(2)

A white rabbit is being pulled halfway out of a tall black magician's top hat.

sacado

→taken out

An open wooden cottage door viewed from the inside, showing an empty, sunlit path leading away from the doorway into a bright green field, symbolizing departure.

salido

→left

Possessive Adjective(1)

A simple diagram showing a hand on the left pointing to a book being held by a person on the right, indicating that the book belongs to that other person.

su

→his

Preposition(3)

A small explorer looking at a brightly colored map and pointing the direction they are about to walk, following the path shown on the map.

según

→according to

A cup of coffee next to an empty sugar bowl, illustrating the concept of 'without sugar'.

sin

→without

A pair of glasses resting on top of an open book on a wooden table.

sobre

→on

Preposition / Conjunction(1)

A line of five identical red balls with one distinct blue ball placed outside the line, clearly symbolizing an exception or exclusion.

salvo

→except

Pronoun(4)

A person looking in a mirror and combing their own hair, illustrating an action done to oneself.

se

→oneself

A smiling young girl holding a single bright red balloon, symbolizing possession belonging to her.

suya

→hers

A storybook illustration showing three happy children standing protectively next to a tall pile of colorful, braided ribbons.

suyas

→theirs

A young boy happily holding a bright red toy wagon, illustrating possession.

suyo

→his

Title (Abbreviation)(1)

A friendly, professional man in a suit, being referred to with the title 'Sr.' to show respect.

sr.

→Mr.

Verb(106)

A person with a glowing lightbulb above their head, symbolizing having knowledge or an idea.

sabe

→knows

Two simple, colorful figures (a boy and a girl) sitting together, both simultaneously raising an index finger to indicate a shared realization or knowledge.

sabéis

→you know

A high quality storybook illustration showing two smiling children looking at a bright, glowing lightbulb floating above a small, open book, symbolizing shared knowledge.

sabemos

→we know

Two cartoon children standing next to a large, brightly colored globe. One child points confidently to a location, signifying shared knowledge.

saben

→they know

saber

→to know

A child character looking happy as a glowing golden star, representing a piece of knowledge, settles into their mind.

saberlo

→to know it

Illustration of a person with a glowing lightbulb over their head, symbolizing having knowledge or an idea.

sabes

→you know

A thoughtful child sitting calmly with a softly glowing lightbulb floating above their head, symbolizing a state of past understanding.

sabía

→knew

Two friends standing together, looking down at a simple rolled-out parchment map marked with an X. Both characters have knowing expressions, indicating shared information.

sabíamos

→we knew

A high quality simple colorful storybook illustration of a friendly figure standing calmly, holding a small, brightly glowing yellow star in their hand with a serene, knowing expression.

sabías

→you knew

A small, friendly, anthropomorphic fox stands before a large, dark curtain. The curtain is slightly pulled back, and a powerful, bright white light is shining through the gap, suggesting an imminent discovery or future knowledge.

sabrá

→will know

A colorful storybook illustration showing two smiling children, a boy and a girl, standing together and pointing enthusiastically toward a bright, clear path leading to a glowing destination on the horizon.

sabrán

→they will know

Verb (1st person singular present indicative)(1)

A lone figure kneeling on the ground with their hands pressed together in a desperate, pleading posture.

suplico

→I beg

Verb (Command Form)(5)

A storybook illustration showing a cheerful young character actively sitting down onto a simple, brightly colored wooden chair.

siéntate

→Sit down

Three stylized human figures are shown in mid-motion, simultaneously lowering themselves onto three simple wooden chairs, illustrating a group being commanded to sit down.

siéntense

→Sit down

A smiling person politely pointing towards an empty wooden chair, clearly inviting someone to sit down.

siéntese

→Sit down

A confident adult figure walks across a grassy field, followed closely in a single file line by three smaller figures, demonstrating the command 'Follow me'.

síganme

→Follow me

A human hand, seen from below, is opening its fingers and releasing a bright red apple, which is beginning to fall.

suéltalo

→Let go of it

Verb (Conjugated Form)(9)

A storybook illustration of a person stepping outside through an open door, symbolizing leaving.

salga

→leave

A colorful illustration of a lifeguard pulling a distressed swimmer to safety on a sandy beach.

salva

→saves

A simplified, friendly character is looking up with an expression of sudden understanding. A brightly glowing lightbulb is floating directly above the character's head, symbolizing knowledge or realization.

sepas

→that you know

Three small, brightly colored caterpillars sitting on a green leaf, looking up intently at two large, majestic butterflies flying high in the sunny blue sky, symbolizing their future state.

serán

→they will be

A colorful storybook illustration showing two small figures, holding hands, walking together down a well-worn, curving path in a sunny green field, symbolizing a repeated past activity.

solíamos

→we used to

A cheerful young boy is depicted repeatedly throwing a small, red rubber ball against a brick wall, illustrating a customary past action or habit.

solías

→you used to

A high-quality storybook illustration showing a child looking up happily at a bright, glowing star descending from the dark blue night sky, symbolizing a wish coming true.

suceda

→happens

A close-up view of a person's hand opening their fingers to release a small, colorful bird that is flying away.

suelta

→releases

A storybook illustration of a small, simple character sitting alone, holding its knees, looking visibly upset with a single tear rolling down its cheek, illustrating emotional pain.

sufrió

→suffered

Verb (Conjugated form)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing three identical cartoon rabbits standing together on a sunny green field, each holding a small blue bucket, suggesting they are routinely preparing for a shared task.

suelen

→they usually

Verb (Conjugated)(1)

A bright rainbow arcs across a sky where dark rain clouds are moving off to the side, suggesting an imminent, positive event.

sucederá

→will happen

Verb (Conjugation)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a simplified person walking steadily forward on a long, clear path that stretches toward the horizon, symbolizing continuation.

sigas

→(that you) continue

Verb (Gerund)(3)

A small yellow duckling walking directly behind a large brown mother duck, illustrating the continuous action of following.

siguiendo

→following

A simplistic illustration of a child figure climbing a steep green hill, showing physical upward movement.

subiendo

→going up

A close-up illustration of a small brown seed partially buried in dark soil. A bright green shoot is actively emerging from the top of the seed, showing an event currently in progress.

sucediendo

→happening

Verb (Imperative Command)(1)

A simple, brightly colored storybook character is confined within a tall, clear glass jar, signaling for help with its hands reaching toward the opening.

sácame

→Get me out

Verb (Infinitive form with attached direct object pronoun)(1)

A small child's hand gently touching a large, soft, brightly colored blue feather, illustrating the sensation of touch.

sentirlo

→to feel it

Verb (Infinitive form with attached pronoun)(1)

A simple illustration of a young person sitting cozy in an armchair, wrapped in a blanket, holding a warm mug, enjoying a feeling of deep warmth and relaxation.

sentirme

→to feel

Verb (Past Participle)(1)

A person looking through a photo album, with pictures showing them as a child, a student, and now an adult, representing the passage of time and past states of being.

sido

→been

Verb (Past Tense)(4)

A close-up of a hand pulling a blue marble out of a deep red pocket, illustrating physical removal.

sacó

→took out

Two small figures are walking away from an open doorway of a colorful house, illustrating the concept of leaving.

salieron

→they left

A smiling boy wearing casual clothes is captured mid-air, having just leaped high off the ground, illustrating the action of jumping.

saltó

→he jumped

A single, thick white candle sitting on a wooden table. The flame has been recently extinguished, and a thin wisp of smoke curls upwards against a soft background, symbolizing a life that has ended.

suicidó

→committed suicide

Verb (Present Tense)(2)

Two small, stylized human figures are walking through an open doorway of a house, actively stepping outside onto a path.

salimos

→we leave

A young woman with bright, kind eyes smiles gently and looks forward.

sonríe

→smiles

Verb (Preterite Tense Form)(1)

A colorful illustration showing a man jumping out suddenly from behind a large green bush. A nearby woman registers extreme surprise, holding her hands to her mouth.

sorprendió

→he surprised

Verb (conjugated form)(1)

A simple illustration showing a person stepping out of a dark room through an open doorway and into bright daylight.

saliera

→I/he/she/it left (subjunctive)

Verb (conjugated)(1)

Two small cartoon figures walking together on a long, winding dirt path that disappears into the distance, symbolizing continuing an action.

seguimos

→we continue

Verb Form(3)

A person stepping through an open, brightly lit blue door, moving from an indoor space to an outdoor garden.

salgan

→leave

A colorful storybook illustration showing a small child standing at a fork in a winding road. Both paths disappear into a gentle white mist, symbolizing doubt or uncertainty about which way to proceed.

sepa

→I know (in doubt/wish)

A sleeping child lying in a simple bed, with colorful, whimsical shapes representing dreams floating gently above their head.

soñando

→dreaming

Verb Form (Gerund)(1)

A person walking away from a house, stepping onto a path with a suitcase in hand, illustrating physical departure.

saliendo

→leaving

Verb Form (Past Participle)(1)

A small child stands happily on a bright green hill under a clear blue sky, watching dark storm clouds retreat into the distance, signifying having survived the storm.

sobrevivido

→survived

Verb form (Gerund)(2)

A bright, round yellow sun with a cheerful face and a wide, joyful smile, set against a blue background, illustrating the continuous action of smiling.

sonriendo

→smiling

A small, simple, unhappy cartoon figure sitting alone on the ground. A tiny, dark rain cloud is floating directly above the figure's head, dropping a single tear-shaped raindrop, symbolizing current distress or suffering.

sufriendo

→suffering

adjective(51)

An illustration of a peaceful, older person with a kind expression sitting calmly, surrounded by stacked books, suggesting deep knowledge and good judgment.

sabio

→wise

A single, ornate, golden chalice resting on a simple purple cloth. The chalice is illuminated by a soft, ethereal golden light, symbolizing holiness.

sagrada

→sacred

A simple colorful illustration showing a perfectly ripe red apple resting next to a small bunch of bright green broccoli florets.

saludable

→healthy

A solitary gray wolf stands on a rocky outcrop in a dense forest, looking alert and untamed.

salvaje

→wild

A powerful male lion with a flowing mane running freely across a vast, open green savanna under a bright sun.

salvajes

→wild

A golden cross floating in the sky surrounded by a bright, ethereal glow, symbolizing holiness.

santa

→holy

A simplified character sitting comfortably on a soft chair, smiling peacefully with their eyes closed, indicating deep contentment and satisfaction.

satisfecho

→satisfied

A close-up of a brown, shriveled leaf resting on cracked, dry earth, illustrating a lack of moisture.

seca

→dry

A small, ornate golden key is completely hidden inside a closed, simple wooden treasure chest, symbolizing something kept hidden.

secreta

→secret

A visual comparison showing a large, bright red apple placed prominently in the center, and a much smaller, pale green grape positioned off to the side, illustrating the concept of secondary importance.

secundaria

→secondary

Three identical, perfectly round red balls lined up in a straight horizontal row, touching each other to show a consecutive sequence.

seguido

→consecutive

Two brightly colored red apples sitting side by side, looking almost identical in shape and size.

semejante

→similar

adverb(9)

A high quality simple colorful storybook illustration of a traditional wooden balance scale. The right side is heavily weighted down by a large, brightly colored stone, causing the scale to be tipped sharply down, visually representing high likelihood.

seguramente

→probably

A young child with a serious, focused expression sitting at a small wooden desk, concentrating intently on drawing with a crayon.

seriamente

→seriously

Two people holding hands and walking together in a beautiful garden.

sexualmente

→sexually

A young person standing with a gentle smile, placing one hand over their chest near the heart, symbolizing a sincere or heartfelt expression.

sinceramente

→sincerely

A simple colorful illustration featuring five small blue spheres lined up horizontally. Above the line of spheres, there is a single, large, yellow star, emphasizing the concept of singularity or exclusivity.

solamente

→only

A mother whispering gently to her sleeping baby with a finger to her lips.

suavemente

→softly

A rustic wooden crate that is perfectly filled to the brim with bright red apples, illustrating an adequate and sufficient amount without spilling.

suficientemente

→sufficiently

A tiny snail wearing a very large, heavy golden crown.

sumamente

→extremely

A small adventurer is cautiously approaching a gigantic, colorful, and slightly shimmering egg resting on a mossy stone pedestal. The adventurer looks skeptical, expressing doubt about the object's authenticity.

supuestamente

→supposedly

interjection(1)

A cartoon character urgently waves their arms while standing precariously on a tiny island in the ocean, signaling distress.

socorro

→Help!

noun(147)

A simple illustration showing smooth white bed sheets pulled taut over a mattress, ready for use.

sábanas

→bed sheets

A young child with wide eyes and a happy expression licking a bright red strawberry ice cream cone.

sabor

→flavor

A large, brown burlap sack, filled and tied shut, resting on a wooden surface.

saca

→sack

A smiling male priest wearing a black cassock and a white clerical collar, standing against a simple colored background.

sacerdote

→priest

A large, simple brown woven cloth sack, tied shut near the top, sitting on a plain surface.

saco

→sack

A colorful storybook illustration showing a child carefully placing a single, shiny red apple onto a large, empty wooden plate, symbolizing giving up something valuable.

sacrificio

→sacrifice

A child handing their favorite toy to another child who looks sad.

sacrificios

→sacrifices

A simple illustration showing a worker happily receiving a neat stack of currency bills from an employer's hand, representing a salary payment.

salario

→salary

A simple illustration showing three cooked sausages on a white plate.

salchichas

→sausages

A bright green open door with a glowing light beyond it, indicating a way out.

salidas

→exits

A whole salmon fish swimming through clear blue water.

salmón

→salmon

A cozy living room featuring a comfortable sofa, an armchair, and a small coffee table on a rug.

salón

→living room

pronoun(1)

Three children (two boys and one girl) happily pointing at three identical blue toy cars lined up neatly on the grass, signifying shared ownership.

suyos

→theirs

verb(112)

A person pointing with one finger to a specific spot on a colorful world globe with a confident smile.

sabés

→you know

Two simplistic, stylized cartoon figures, a boy and a girl, standing together and smiling knowingly. A single, large, glowing lightbulb hovers directly above the space between their heads, symbolizing shared knowledge.

sabían

→they knew

A curious child stands next to a large, closed treasure chest. Floating brightly above the chest is an open scroll, symbolizing knowledge that will be revealed in the future.

sabrás

→you will know

A high quality storybook illustration of a cheerful child character standing confidently. A single, bright, glowing lightbulb floats directly above their head, symbolizing future certainty and knowledge.

sabré

→I will know

A simple storybook illustration of a character who has just understood a concept. A bright, glowing symbol of understanding hovers above their head, and they are nodding with a look of realization.

sabría

→I would know

A person in a colorful storybook style looking happy and holding a glowing lightbulb, representing the possession of knowledge.

sabrías

→you would know

A hand pulling a bright red ball out of a brown cardboard box.

sácalo

→take it out

Two people pulling a large, bright blue present out of a wooden crate.

sacan

→they take out

A cartoon hand reaches into a brown cardboard box and pulls out a bright red apple, illustrating physical removal.

sacaré

→I will take out

A group of people lifting a large wooden chest out of a sandy hole on a beach.

sacaremos

→we will take out

A small child's hand reaching into a wooden toy box and physically pulling out a bright red block.

sacaste

→you took out

A person placing a bright gold coin into a donation box for a community garden.

sacrificar

→to sacrifice