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hermosas

ehr-MOH-sahs/eɾˈmosas/

hermosas means beautiful in Spanish (describing plural feminine nouns).

beautiful, lovely

Also: gorgeous, pretty
Mexico
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Las mariposas son muy hermosas en primavera.

A1

The butterflies are very beautiful in the spring.

Compramos unas casas antiguas, pero son hermosas.

A2

We bought some old houses, but they are lovely.

Ella solo colecciona fotografías hermosas de paisajes naturales.

B1

She only collects beautiful photographs of natural landscapes.

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Common Collocations

  • joyas hermosasbeautiful jewels
  • flores hermosaslovely flowers

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Words that translate to "hermosas" in Spanish:

pretty

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Quick Quiz: hermosas

Question 1 of 1

Which of these phrases correctly uses 'hermosas'?

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📚 Etymology

The word 'hermoso' comes from the Latin word *formosus*, which meant 'beautifully formed' or 'fine.' Over time, the initial 'f' sound evolved into the silent 'h' in Spanish, connecting the idea of beauty directly to good form or shape.

First recorded: Medieval Spanish

Cognates (Related words)

Portuguese: formosas

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Frequently Asked Questions

If I am describing a group of mixed-gender people, should I use 'hermosas' or 'hermosos'?

When describing a group that includes both masculine and feminine nouns or people (even if it's 99 women and 1 man), you must use the masculine plural form: 'hermosos.' The feminine form 'hermosas' is reserved only for groups that are exclusively feminine.