Inklingo

web

uéb/web/

web means website in Spanish (A specific site on the internet).

website, the web

Also: net
NounfA2
Mexico and parts of Central America
A simple, colorful storybook illustration showing a floating rectangular panel divided into abstract geometric sections, symbolizing a website or digital destination.

📝 In Action

Tienes que buscar la información en la web de la universidad.

A2

You have to look for the information on the university's website.

¿Puedes navegar por la web en tu teléfono?

A1

Can you browse the internet on your phone?

La web está llena de recursos educativos gratuitos.

B1

The web is full of free educational resources.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • página web (web page/website)
  • internet (internet)

Common Collocations

  • navegar por la webto browse the web
  • diseño webweb design
  • buscador webweb search engine

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "web" in Spanish:

netthe webwebsite

✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: web

Question 1 of 2

Which sentence correctly uses the Spanish word 'web'?

📚 More Resources

👥 Word Family
internet(internet)Noun
navegador(browser)Noun
🎵 Rhymes
📚 Etymology

This word is a direct borrowing from English, where it is short for 'World Wide Web.' The original English meaning is 'spider's network' or 'a woven structure,' which perfectly describes the interconnectedness of the internet.

First recorded: Late 20th century (coinciding with the rise of the internet)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I use 'web' or 'internet'?

'Internet' refers to the global system of connected computers. 'Web' (or 'página web') usually refers either to the collection of documents found on the internet (the World Wide Web) or, most often, a single website. In daily life, they are often used interchangeably, but 'internet' is broader.

Why is 'web' feminine if it doesn't end in -a?

Many Spanish nouns borrowed from other languages take their gender from a related Spanish word. Since 'web' is a short way of saying 'la red' (the network) or 'la página' (the page), it became feminine ('la web').