unida
“unida” means “close-knit” in Spanish (referring to family or emotional bonds).
close-knit, united
Also: joined, connected
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Somos una familia muy unida.
A1We are a very close-knit family.
La comunidad se mantuvo unida durante la crisis.
B1The community stayed united during the crisis.
La pieza de metal está unida a la base.
A2The metal piece is joined to the base.
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Which of these would you describe as 'unida'?
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From the Spanish verb 'unir', which comes from the Latin word 'unire', meaning 'to make into one'.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use 'unida' to describe a group of people?
Yes, if the group is represented by a feminine word like 'la familia' or 'la comunidad'. If you are talking about 'nosotros' (we) and there is at least one male, you would use the masculine 'unidos' instead.
What is the difference between 'unida' and 'junta'?
'Junta' usually means things are physically together in the same place. 'Unida' implies a stronger connection, like they are attached or share a deep emotional bond.