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singular
/ˈsɪŋɡjʊlɚ/
single, individual, unique
El libro es singular en su género.
The book is unique in its genre.
general
Being the only one of its kind; unique or individual.
Esta obra de arte es singular en el mundo.
This work of art is unique in the world.
Tiene una personalidad singular.
He has a unique personality.
Often used to describe something that stands out due to its uniqueness.
grammar
In grammar, referring to a form of a word that denotes one person, thing, or unit.
En español, 'casa' es singular y 'casas' es plural.
In Spanish, 'casa' is singular and 'casas' is plural.
Contrasts with 'plural,' which refers to more than one.
Collocations
singular en su génerounique in its kindsingularidadsingularity
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Grammatical Use
'Singular' in Spanish can refer to the singular grammatical form, as in 'el singular' (the singular).
Word Origin
From Latin 'singularis,' meaning 'alone, solitary,' derived from 'singulus,' meaning 'one each.'
Usage Notes
In Spanish, 'singular' can also refer to the singular grammatical form, as in 'el singular' (the singular).
Word Breakdown
singul-
one, alone
root-ar
adjective-forming suffix
suffixDiccionario Español-Inglés