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temático

te-MA-tee-koteˈmatiko

temático means thematic in Spanish (related to a specific topic or theme).

thematic, theme

Also: topic-based
A child's bedroom completely decorated with an outer space theme, featuring star-shaped pillows, a rocket ship bedspread, and planet-shaped rugs.

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Fuimos a un parque temático de atracciones el fin de semana.

A2

We went to an amusement theme park over the weekend.

Queremos organizar una fiesta temática de los años ochenta.

B1

We want to organize an eighties-themed party.

El museo tiene una sección temática sobre la vida marina.

B2

The museum has a thematic section about marine life.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • monográfico (specialized/single-topic)

Antonyms

Common Collocations

  • parque temáticotheme park
  • fiesta temáticathemed party
  • índice temáticosubject index

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "temático" in Spanish:

thematictopic-based

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Quick Quiz: temático

Question 1 of 3

How do you say 'theme park' in Spanish?

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👥 Word Family
tema(topic/theme)Noun
temática(subject matter)Noun
tematizar(to make something a theme)Verb
🎵 Rhymes
automáticosimpáticoproblemático
📚 Etymology

Derived from the Greek word 'thema' (something laid down or a subject), passing through Latin as 'thema' with the added suffix '-tico' which turns it into a word used for describing things.

First recorded: 19th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: thematicFrench: thématiqueItalian: tematico

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 'temático' always used for amusement parks?

No. While 'parque temático' is very common, you can use it for anything organized by topic, like a 'diccionario temático' (a dictionary grouped by subjects instead of alphabetically).

What is the difference between 'tema' and 'temático'?

'Tema' is a noun (the thing itself, like 'The theme of the book is love'), while 'temático' is an adjective used to describe something else (like 'a themed restaurant').

Can 'temático' be used to describe a person?

Not usually. It is almost exclusively used for objects, events, or concepts that follow a specific subject matter.