lobos
“lobos” means “wolves” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
wolves
Also: Canis lupus (scientific name)
📝 In Action
Vimos una manada de **lobos** en la montaña.
A1We saw a pack of wolves in the mountains.
Los **lobos** son animales muy inteligentes y sociales.
A2Wolves are very intelligent and social animals.
predators
Also: sharks, wolves
📝 In Action
En el mercado financiero, hay muchos **lobos** buscando aprovecharse de los novatos.
B2In the financial market, there are many wolves (predators) looking to take advantage of novices.
Cuidado con esa empresa, sus directivos son unos **lobos** que solo piensan en el dinero.
C1Be careful with that company; their executives are wolves who only think about money.
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Quick Quiz: lobos
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence uses 'lobos' in its figurative sense?
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📚 Etymology▼
'Lobos' comes from the singular form 'lobo,' which traces its roots back to the Latin word *lupus*. This ancient word has been used across centuries to name this famous predator.
First recorded: Pre-Classical Latin (Lupus)
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say 'wolf pack' in Spanish?
The correct term is 'manada de lobos'. 'Manada' is a collective noun used for many animals, including wolves.
Does 'lobos' have a feminine equivalent?
Yes. The singular feminine form is 'loba' (female wolf), and the plural is 'lobas'.

