victorioso
“victorioso” means “victorious” in Spanish (having won a battle, game, or struggle).
victorious
Also: winning, triumphant
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El equipo regresó victorioso después del partido.
A2The team returned victorious after the game.
Tras una larga batalla legal, el abogado salió victorioso.
B1After a long legal battle, the lawyer emerged victorious.
No siempre es fácil mantenerse victorioso en un mercado tan competitivo.
B2It is not always easy to remain winning in such a competitive market.
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From the Latin word 'victoriosus,' which is built from 'victoria' (victory) and the suffix '-osus' meaning 'full of.'
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use 'victorioso' for a person?
Yes, it can describe a person, an army, a team, or even a feeling of triumph.
Is 'victorioso' a common word in daily conversation?
It is understood by everyone but sounds a bit formal. In casual talk about games, people usually say 'el que ganó' (the one who won).
What is the feminine form?
The feminine form is 'victoriosa'.