odio
/ˈoðjo/
hate
Siento un gran odio hacia la injusticia.
I feel great hatred toward injustice.
general
A strong feeling of dislike or hatred toward someone or something.
El odio que siente por su ex es evidente.
The hatred he feels for his ex is evident.
Often used to describe intense negative emotions, sometimes with a sense of hostility or animosity.
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Pro Tip
Common Usage
'Odio' is often used in everyday speech to express strong dislike, similar to 'hate' in English.
Gold Rule
Intensity
In Spanish, 'odio' can sometimes be stronger than 'hate' in English, so use it carefully in formal contexts.
Word Origin
From Latin 'odium', meaning 'hatred' or 'enmity'.
Usage Notes
In Spanish, 'odio' is often used in contexts where English might use 'hatred' or 'hate', but it can sometimes carry a slightly more intense or visceral connotation.
Word Breakdown
od-
hate
root-io
noun-forming suffix
suffixDiccionario Español-Inglés