bellísimo
“bellísimo” means “extremely beautiful” in Spanish (to describe people, places, or objects).
extremely beautiful, gorgeous
Also: stunning, exquisite
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El amanecer en la costa es bellísimo.
A1The sunrise on the coast is extremely beautiful.
He comprado un cuadro bellísimo para el salón.
A2I bought a gorgeous painting for the living room.
Fue un gesto bellísimo invitar a toda la familia.
B1It was a truly beautiful gesture to invite the whole family.
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Words that translate to "bellísimo" in Spanish:
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Quick Quiz: bellísimo
Question 1 of 3
Which of these is the most natural way to say 'This museum is very, very beautiful'?
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From the Spanish root 'bello' (derived from Latin 'bellus' meaning pretty or handsome) combined with the Latin superlative suffix '-issimus'.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'bellísimo' more formal than 'muy bonito'?
Yes, 'bellísimo' and 'bello' often sound a bit more elegant and poetic than 'bonito' or 'lindo,' which are very casual.
Can I use 'bellísimo' for a person's personality?
While it's usually used for physical appearance or art, it can be used to describe a 'bellísima persona' to mean they have a wonderful, kind soul.
Does every Spanish adjective have an '-ísimo' form?
Almost all of them! It's a very common way to add emphasis to any quality you're describing.