How to Say “Bounty” in Spanish

recompensa
/rekomˈpensa/feminine
The Spanish word for bounty is recompensa.
recompensa refers to a reward for a specific act. While it can specifically mean a bounty in legal or criminal contexts, it is more commonly used in general contexts to mean a reward for a good deed or an effort.
Meaning: reward for some specific act (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of recompensa is recompensas.

How do you pronounce it?

/rekomˈpensa/

Did you know?

  • If you are talking about a bounty in the sense of a large harvest or abundance, Spanish speakers would use abundancia instead of recompensa.
  • In many Spanish-speaking countries, if you are looking for a bounty on a criminal's head, you might see the word se busca on posters instead of recompensa.
  • While recompensa is the general term for reward, Spanish legal documents often refer to a bounty for capturing a criminal as a premio, meaning 'prize'.

Examples in context

  • Ofrecieron una recompensa por la captura del fugitivo
    They offered a bounty for the capture of the fugitive
  • El jefe ofreció plata por la información
    The boss offered a bounty for the information
  • El valor ofrecido como recompensa por la captura del sospechoso es de $10,000
    The value offered as a bounty for the capture of the suspect is $10,000
  • Necesito ayuda para encontrar mi perro perdido, ofreceré plata como recompensa
    I need help finding my lost dog, I will offer money as a bounty
  • La recompensa es muy grande.
    The reward is very large.
  • La recompensa fue muy grande.
    The reward was very large.
  • Él espera una recompensa por su ayuda.
    He expects a reward for his help.
  • No hay ninguna recompensa para nosotros.
    There is no reward for us.

Example conversation

Alejandro and Lucía are discussing a lost dog flyer.

  1. Alejandro

    ¿Habrá una recompensa por el perro?
    Will there be a reward for the dog?
  2. Lucía

    Sí, la recompensa está en el cartel.
    Yes, the reward is on the poster.
  3. Alejandro

    Lucía, tú puedes encontrarlo fácilmente.
    Lucia, you can find it easily.
  4. Lucía

    Lo intentaré, Alejandro.
    I will try, Alejandro.

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