abundancia
“abundancia” means “abundance” in Spanish (having a great quantity of something).
abundance
Also: plenty, wealth
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Hay una gran abundancia de frutas en el mercado.
A1There is a great abundance of fruit in the market.
Ellos viven en la abundancia gracias a su negocio.
B1They live in wealth thanks to their business.
La abundancia de detalles en el cuadro es impresionante.
B2The wealth of details in the painting is impressive.
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Quick Quiz: abundancia
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Which word is the opposite of 'abundancia'?
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From the Latin 'abundantia', which comes from 'abundare' (to overflow), like a wave washing over a shore.
First recorded: 13th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'abundancia' only used for money?
No! You can use it for anything that exists in large quantities: food, water, love, ideas, or even problems.
What is the difference between 'mucha' and 'abundancia'?
'Mucha' (a lot) is an adjective used to describe a quantity. 'Abundancia' is a noun that represents the state of having a lot. You would say 'mucha comida' or 'abundancia de comida'.
Is 'abundancia' a formal word?
It is slightly more elegant than saying 'mucho,' but it is used in everyday conversation and is perfectly understood by everyone.