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A group of vibrant, glowing magical flowers in a sunny garden.

maravillosas

mah-rah-vee-YOH-sahs

wonderful?describing multiple feminine items or people
Also:marvelous?showing great enthusiasm,amazing?general positive description

📝 In Action

Las flores en tu jardín son maravillosas.

A1

The flowers in your garden are wonderful.

Pasamos unas vacaciones maravillosas en la playa.

A2

We had a wonderful vacation at the beach.

Ella tiene unas ideas maravillosas para la fiesta.

B1

She has some amazing ideas for the party.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • fantásticas (fantastic)
  • estupendas (great)
  • increíbles (incredible)

Antonyms

Common Collocations

  • personas maravillosaswonderful people
  • noticias maravillosaswonderful news
  • vistas maravillosaswonderful views

💡 Grammar Points

Matching the Ending

In Spanish, describing words must match the things they describe. Use 'maravillosas' only when you are talking about more than one thing (plural) and those things are feminine.

❌ Common Pitfalls

Using with Masculine Words

Mistake: "Los libros maravillosas."

Correction: Say 'Los libros maravillosos'. Since 'libros' is masculine, the describing word must end in -os instead of -as.

⭐ Usage Tips

Where to put it

You usually put this word after the noun you are describing, like 'una noticia maravillosa'. If you put it before, like 'una maravillosa noticia', it sounds more poetic or dramatic.

✏️ Quick Practice

💡 Quick Quiz: maravillosas

Question 1 of 1

Which of these pairs is correct?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this for just one thing?

No, if you are describing only one feminine thing, use 'maravillosa'. The 's' at the end makes it plural (more than one).

Is it okay to use this for people?

Yes! It is a very kind and common way to describe a group of women or a mixed group of feminine nouns that you admire.