predicador
“predicador” means “preacher” in Spanish (a person who delivers religious or moral speeches).
preacher
Also: advocate
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El predicador habló sobre la importancia del perdón.
B1The preacher spoke about the importance of forgiveness.
Mi abuelo era un predicador muy respetado en su comunidad.
B1My grandfather was a very respected preacher in his community.
Se ha convertido en un predicador de la vida sana y el ejercicio.
B2He has become an advocate for healthy living and exercise.
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What does a 'predicador' primarily do?
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From the Latin word 'praedicātor,' which means someone who announces or proclaims publicly.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'predicador' only used for Christians?
While most commonly used in Christian contexts, it can refer to anyone who gives religious or moral discourses in any faith, or even in secular (non-religious) contexts.
What is the difference between 'orador' and 'predicador'?
An 'orador' is any public speaker. A 'predicador' usually has a religious or moral message specifically.
Can I use 'predicador' for a woman?
In modern Spanish, you would change it to 'la predicadora' to refer to a woman.