institucional

een-stee-too-syoh-NAHL/instityθjoˈnal/

“institucional” means “institutional” in Spanish (relating to an established organization or system).

institutional

Also: official, corporate

Adjectivem or fB1formal

General

El presidente dio un discurso institucional muy serio.

The president gave a very serious official speech.

Necesitamos mejorar la imagen institucional de la empresa.

We need to improve the corporate image of the company.

Es importante respetar los canales institucionales para resolver el conflicto.

It is important to respect the institutional channels to resolve the conflict.

Words that translate to "institucional" in Spanish:

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Which of these is the correct way to say 'The institutional support'?

👥 Word Family▼

institución(institution) — Noun

institucionalizar(to institutionalize) — Verb

institucionalmente(institutionally) — Adverb

🎵 Rhymes▼

📚 Etymology▼

From the Latin word 'institutio', which referred to an arrangement, custom, or educational system.

First recorded: 19th century (modern usage)

Cognates (Related words)

English: institutionalFrench: institutionnelItalian: istituzionale

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Does it change for feminine nouns?

No. It is 'invariable,' which means it stays exactly the same for both masculine and feminine words.

What is the difference between 'oficial' and 'institucional'?

They are very similar. 'Oficial' usually means 'authorized,' while 'institucional' specifically means 'related to the organization or its rules.'

How do I make it plural?

Simply add '-es' to the end: 'mensajes institucionales'.