inversionista
“inversionista” means “investor” in Spanish (a person or entity that puts money into something to earn a profit).
investor
Also: venture capitalist
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La inversionista decidió comprar acciones en la nueva empresa tecnológica.
B1The investor decided to buy shares in the new tech company.
Necesitamos atraer a un inversionista extranjero para expandir el negocio.
B2We need to attract a foreign investor to expand the business.
Soy un pequeño inversionista y prefiero los riesgos bajos.
A2I am a small investor and I prefer low risks.
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Spanish word 'inversión' (investment), which comes from Latin 'inversio' (a turning around), plus the suffix '-ista' which identifies a person who practices a specific activity.
First recorded: 19th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a difference between 'inversor' and 'inversionista'?
They mean the same thing. 'Inversor' is more common in Spain, while 'inversionista' is the standard term in most of Latin America.
Can 'inversionista' be an adjective?
Yes, it can describe something related to investing, like 'el grupo inversionista' (the investing group).
How do I make it plural?
Simply add an 's': 'los inversionistas' or 'las inversionistas'.