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generaciones

heh-neh-rah-SYOH-ness/xeneɾaˈθjones/

generaciones means generations in Spanish (groups of people born in the same era).

generations

Also: cohorts
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Las nuevas generaciones están más conectadas globalmente.

A2

The new generations are more globally connected.

Este secreto familiar se ha transmitido por tres generaciones.

B1

This family secret has been passed down through three generations.

Es importante que las futuras generaciones cuiden el planeta.

B2

It is important that future generations take care of the planet.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • épocas (eras)
  • descendientes (descendants)

Common Collocations

  • futuras generacionesfuture generations
  • generaciones pasadaspast generations
  • choque de generacionesclash of generations

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "generaciones" in Spanish:

cohortsgenerations

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Quick Quiz: generaciones

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👥 Word Family
generación(generation (singular))Noun
generacional(generational)Adjective
generar(to generate)Verb
🎵 Rhymes
📚 Etymology

Comes from the Latin word *generatio*, which means 'the act of begetting' or 'producing.' It is directly related to the verb 'generar' (to generate or create).

First recorded: 13th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: generationPortuguese: gerações

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is 'generaciones' feminine, even though it refers to groups of people?

In Spanish, the gender of a noun is often determined by its ending, not the people it describes. Since the singular form 'generación' ends in -ción, it is automatically feminine, just like 'nación' (nation) or 'información' (information).