evidencias
“evidencias” means “evidence” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
evidence, proofs
Also: findings
📝 In Action
El detective recogió todas las evidencias del crimen.
B1The detective collected all the evidence of the crime.
Las evidencias mostraron que la hipótesis era correcta.
B2The proofs showed that the hypothesis was correct.
Necesitamos más evidencias para tomar una decisión final.
B1We need more evidence to make a final decision.
you show, you prove
Also: you make obvious
📝 In Action
Tú evidencias un gran dominio del tema en tu presentación.
B2You show a great mastery of the subject in your presentation.
¿Por qué evidencias tanto nerviosismo cuando hablas con ella?
B2Why do you show so much nervousness when you talk to her?
Indicative
Present
Imperfect
Preterite
Subjunctive
Present Subjunctive
Imperfect Subjunctive
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Quick Quiz: evidencias
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence uses 'evidencias' as a noun?
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The word comes from the Latin 'evidentia,' meaning 'plainness' or 'clearness.' The core idea is seeing something so clearly that it cannot be denied.
First recorded: Medieval Latin (via Old Spanish)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'evidencias' countable?
Yes, in Spanish, 'evidencias' is a plural noun, meaning you are referring to multiple facts or pieces of proof. The singular form is 'evidencia' (one piece of evidence).
How can I tell if 'evidencias' is the noun or the verb?
Look at the words around it. If it is preceded by an article (like 'las') or an adjective, it's the noun ('las evidencias'). If it follows the subject pronoun 'tú' (or implies 'tú'), it's the verb ('tú evidencias').