Spanish Adjectives Starting with 'S'

Spanish Adjectives Starting with "S"

• Sabroso: Means "tasty", often used to describe flavorful food.
• Sangrieto: Translates to "bloody", commonly associated with meat or dramatic themes.
• Seco: Means "dry", can refer to items ranging from food to climates.
• Seguro: Translates to "safe", indicating a sense of protection or reliability.
• Serio: Means "serious", often used in contexts requiring a solemn attitude.
• Simpático: Means "nice", describes friendly or pleasant demeanor.
• Sincero: Translates to "sincere", signifies genuine and honest expressions.
• Sociable: Means "outgoing", referring to someone who enjoys interacting with others.
• Sociales: Translates to "social", indicating relation to society or its structures.
• Solo: Means "alone", signifies solitude or being by oneself.
• Sorprendido: Translates to "surprised", often denotes an unexpected reaction.
• Sospechoso: Means "suspect", used to describe someone or something that raises doubt or suspicion.
• Suave: Translates to "soft", can describe textures or gentle characteristics.
• Sucio: Means "dirty", indicates uncleanliness or lack of hygiene.