Spanish Nouns  


Spanish Nouns

Nouns are words used to denote people, animals, things, places, ideas or feelings. Because of their significance, nouns are divided into common and proper nouns.

Examples of common nouns:
mesa - table
alegría - happiness
oro - gold
parque - park

Examples of proper nouns (capitalized):
José - José
España - Spain
Rosario - Rosario

In Spanish, nouns have gender: masculine and feminine. Generally, if a noun ends in:

-o it is masculine
-a it is feminine

el niño - the boy
la niña - the girl
el baño - the bathroom
la ventana - the window

Spanish nouns can also be singular and plural. Generally, you add "s" at the end of the word.

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irregular gender
compound nouns
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other types of nouns
augmentative and diminutive

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