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Wolf in Spanish

The Spanish word for 'wolf' is 'lobo', pronounced LOH-boh (IPA: /ˈlobo/). It is an A1-level masculine noun (plural: lobos).

Pronunciation: LOH-boh

Spanishlobo
PronunciationLOH-boh · /ˈlobo/
Part of speechnoun (masculine)
Plurallobos
LevelA1 (beginner-friendly)

Example Sentences with 'lobo'

  • El lobo aúlla por la noche en la montaña.
    The wolf howls at night in the mountains.
  • ¿Los lobos viven en manadas como los perros?
    Do wolves live in packs like dogs?
  • En el cuento, el lobo se disfraza de abuela.
    In the story, the wolf disguises himself as the grandmother.
  • Los científicos estudian a los lobos para entender mejor el comportamiento de los perros domésticos.
    Scientists study wolves to better understand the behavior of domestic dogs.

Common Phrases with 'lobo'

  • un lobo con piel de cordero
    a wolf in sheep's clothing
  • lobo de mar
    old sea dog (experienced sailor)
  • ¡menos lobos!
    stop exaggerating! (Spain, colloquial)

How to Use 'lobo'

The female is 'loba'. Beware that calling a person 'lobo/loba' colloquially suggests they are attractive or predatory, depending on context. 'Lobo de mar' means an experienced sailor, not a sea animal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you say 'wolf' in Spanish?

'Wolf' in Spanish is 'lobo', pronounced LOH-boh.

How do you spell 'lobo'?

It is spelled l-o-b-o.

Is 'lobo' masculine or feminine?

'Lobo' is masculine: you say 'el lobo'.

What is the plural of 'lobo'?

The plural of 'lobo' is 'lobos'.

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