Inklingo

feminista

fe-mee-NEES-tahfemiˈnista

feminist

Also: pro-equality
Adjectivem or fA2
A colorful illustration of a stylized symbol representing female strength and solidarity.

📝 In Action

Ella lee muchos libros de teoría feminista.

B1

She reads many books on feminist theory.

El movimiento feminista es global.

A2

The feminist movement is global.

Necesitamos un enfoque más feminista en la educación.

B2

We need a more feminist approach in education.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • igualitario (egalitarian)

Antonyms

  • machista (sexist/chauvinist)

Common Collocations

  • movimiento feministafeminist movement
  • teoría feministafeminist theory
  • lucha feministafeminist struggle/fight

feminist

Nounm or fA2
A diverse group of people standing together in a supportive circle.

📝 In Action

Mi hermano es un gran feminista.

A2

My brother is a great feminist.

Las feministas organizaron una protesta pacífica.

B1

The feminists organized a peaceful protest.

Muchos feministas famosos son hombres.

B1

Many famous feminists are men.

Word Connections

Synonyms

Common Collocations

  • ser feministato be a feminist
  • colectivo feministafeminist collective/group

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "feminista" in Spanish:

feministpro-equality

✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: feminista

Question 1 of 3

How do you say 'The (male) feminist'?

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👥 Word Family
feminismo(feminism)Noun
femenino(feminine)Adjective
feminizar(to feminize)Verb
hembra(female)Noun
🎵 Rhymes
📚 Etymology

From the French word 'féministe', which was created by combining the Latin 'femina' (woman) with the suffix '-iste'. It entered Spanish in the late 19th century.

First recorded: 19th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: feministFrench: féministeItalian: femminista

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does 'feminista' only refer to women?

No. A 'feminista' is anyone (man, woman, or non-binary person) who supports the equality of women. Grammatically, you just change the article (el/la) to match the person.

Why doesn't it end in -o for men?

In Spanish, the suffix '-ista' is a special group of words (like 'artista' or 'dentista') that never change their ending based on gender.

What is the difference between 'feminista' and 'femenino'?

'Feminista' relates to the movement for equality, while 'femenino' simply means 'feminine' or 'female-related' (like feminine grammar or feminine features).