cristianos
“cristianos” means “Christians” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
Christians
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Los cristianos celebran la Navidad en diciembre.
A2Christians celebrate Christmas in December.
Hay muchos cristianos en este país, tanto hombres como mujeres.
A2There are many Christians in this country, both men and women.
Christian
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Ellos tienen valores cristianos muy fuertes.
B1They have very strong Christian values.
Los símbolos cristianos son reconocibles en todo el mundo.
B1Christian symbols are recognizable worldwide.
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Words that translate to "cristianos" in Spanish:
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Which sentence correctly uses 'cristianos' to describe a feminine plural noun?
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This word comes from the Latin term *Christiānus*, which literally means 'follower of Christ.' It is rooted in the Greek word *Christós* (Χριστός), meaning 'the anointed one.'
First recorded: 4th century (in formal Latin texts)
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
When do I use 'cristianos' versus 'cristianas'?
Use 'cristianos' (masculine plural) when referring to a group of men, or a mixed group of men and women. Use 'cristianas' (feminine plural) only when referring to a group made up exclusively of women, or when describing a feminine plural noun (like 'tradiciones').