How to Say "Boot" in Spanish - How To Say Guide

bota

/ˈbota/feminine

The English phrase "boot" translates to Spanish as bota.

bota refers to a heavy shoe that covers part of the leg.

Meaning: heavy shoe that covers part of the leg (noun)

Related words

/ˈbota/

In Spanish, the word botín is used for a 'bootie' or a small boot, but it is also the common word for 'booty' or stolen loot.
The Spanish word bota shares the same ancient roots as the English word 'butt', referring to the large ends of barrels or casks.
In Spain, a bota is also a traditional leather wine skin used to carry and drink wine.

La bota, la bota.
Throw out the boot.
This sentence is useful for seeing bota in a short command.
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El presidente electo de los Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, llevaba una bota ortésica para proteger su pie lesionado.
U.S. President-elect Joe Biden wore an orthotic boot to protect his injured foot.
This sentence shows how bota can refer to an orthotic boot used for medical protection.
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Compré unas botas nuevas
I bought some new boots
Sus borcegos son muy elegantes
Your boots are very elegant
Me encanta tu bota nueva
I love your new boot
Estos bototos son perfectos para el invierno
These boots are perfect for winter
Estos bototos son muy resistentes y duraderos
These work boots are very sturdy and durable
La bota de cuero es muy resistente.
The leather boot is very sturdy.

Sofía and Mateo are getting ready for a hike.

Sources

Wiktionary, “boot” translations and entries bota, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
Word origins: Wiktionary entries bota, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.

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