estudiantil
“estudiantil” means “student” in Spanish (used as an adjective to describe things related to students).
student
Also: scholastic
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Me encanta el ambiente estudiantil de esta ciudad.
B1I love the student atmosphere of this city.
La tarjeta estudiantil te da descuentos en el cine.
A2The student card gives you discounts at the cinema.
Los representantes estudiantiles se reunieron con el director.
B2The student representatives met with the director.
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📚 Etymology▼
Derived from the Spanish noun 'estudiante' (student), which comes from the Latin verb 'studere', meaning to be eager or to give attention to.
First recorded: 19th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'estudiante' and 'estudiantil'?
'Estudiante' is the person (the student), while 'estudiantil' is an adjective that describes things belonging to or relating to students.
Does 'estudiantil' have a feminine form ending in 'a'?
No. Spanish adjectives ending in '-l' are 'gender-neutral,' meaning they look the same whether they describe a masculine or feminine noun.
Is it formal to use 'estudiantil'?
It is neutral and used in both casual conversation and official school documents.