catálogo

ka-TA-lo-go/kaˈtaloɣo/

“catálogo” means “catalog” in Spanish (a list of items or products).

catalog

Also: directory, brochure

He pedido el catálogo de la tienda por internet.

I ordered the store's catalog online.

La biblioteca tiene un catálogo muy extenso de libros antiguos.

The library has a very extensive catalog of old books.

Netflix está ampliando su catálogo de películas españolas.

Netflix is expanding its catalog of Spanish movies.

Words that translate to "catálogo" in Spanish:

Question 1 of 3

Which of these is the correct way to say 'the catalog'?

👥 Word Family▼

catalogación(cataloging) — Noun

catalogador(cataloger (person who organizes a catalog)) — Noun

🎵 Rhymes▼

diálogoanálogoprólogo

📚 Etymology▼

From the Latin word 'catalogus', which originally came from a Greek word meaning 'a counting up' or 'a list'.

First recorded: 15th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: catalogFrench: catalogueItalian: catalogo

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Is the plural 'catálagos'?

No, the plural is 'catálogos'. You simply add an 's' and keep the accent on the 'a'.

Can I use 'catálogo' for a grocery shopping list?

It sounds a bit too formal for that. For a grocery list, it is better to use 'lista de la compra'.

Does 'catálogo' always have an accent?

As a noun meaning 'catalog', yes. If you remove the accent, it becomes 'catalogo', which means 'I catalog' (the verb).