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Hombre

Hombre

Today’s Spanish word of the day is “hombre”.

It’s a masculine noun meaning “man”.

Like in English, in some contexts it can also mean “mankind”, or “humanity” as a whole.

The word comes from Latin “homo”, from which we get the scientific name for the human species, Homo sapiens.

Ese hombre es mi padre.

That man is my father.

El hombre está cansado.

The man is tired.

El hombre joven estudia en la universidad.

The young man is studying at the university.

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