Inklingo

geográfico

he-oh-GRAH-fee-koh/xeoˈɣɾafiko/

geográfico means geographic in Spanish (related to geography).

geographic, geographical

Also: locational
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📝 In Action

Necesito un mapa geográfico para el viaje.

A1

I need a geographic map for the trip.

El relieve geográfico de esta zona es muy montañoso.

B1

The geographical terrain of this area is very mountainous.

El aislamiento geográfico ayudó a preservar las tradiciones locales.

B2

Geographical isolation helped preserve local traditions.

Word Connections

Synonyms

Common Collocations

  • accidente geográficolandform (literally: geographic accident)
  • mapa geográficogeographical map
  • polo geográficogeographic pole

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "geográfico" in Spanish:

geographicgeographicallocational

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👥 Word Family
geografía(geography)Noun
geógrafo(geographer)Noun
geográficamente(geographically)Adverb
🎵 Rhymes
gráficotráficopacífico
📚 Etymology

From Greek 'geographikos'. 'Geo' means 'earth' and 'graphikos' means 'writing' or 'drawing'.

First recorded: 16th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: geographicFrench: géographiqueItalian: geografico

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does geográfico always have an accent?

Yes, regardless of whether it is masculine (geográfico) or feminine (geográfica), the accent remains on the second 'a' because the stress doesn't move.

How do I pronounce the 'g'?

The 'g' in 'geográfico' sounds like a raspy English 'h', similar to the sound in 'hot' but with a bit more air from the back of the throat.

Is there a difference between 'geográfico' and 'geográfica'?

Only in gender. 'Geográfico' describes masculine nouns like 'el mapa' (the map), while 'geográfica' describes feminine nouns like 'la región' (the region).