How to Say “Brachiosaurus” in Spanish

braquiosaurio
/bɾakjosauɾjo/from spelling rules
The English word "brachiosaurus" is translated into Spanish as braquiosaurio.
braquiosaurio is a noun used to refer to the herbivorous dinosaur of the same name.
Meaning: herbivorous dinosaur (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

To refer to more than one, use the plural form braquiosaurios.

How do you pronounce it?

/bɾakjosauɾjo/

Did you know?

  • The Spanish name braquiosaurio shares its Greek roots with the English word 'brachial', which relates to the 'arm' of a human.
  • The term braquiosaurio belongs to a class of words in Spanish called 'cultismos', which are technical terms borrowed directly from Latin or Greek without changing much over time.
  • Because braquiosaurio is a masculine noun, any adjective describing the animal must be masculine even if the dinosaur being discussed was female.

Examples in context

  • El brachiosaurio fue uno de los dinosaurios más altos que existieron.
    The brachiosaurus was one of the tallest dinosaurs that ever existed.
  • Hoy aprendimos sobre el braquiosaurio en clases de ciencias.
    Today we learned about the brachiosaurus in science class.
  • El museo tiene una réplica a tamaño real de un braquiosaurio.
    The museum has a life-size replica of a brachiosaurus.
  • El braquiosaurio era un animal gigante.
    The brachiosaurus was a giant animal.
  • Vi un juguete de braquiosaurio en la tienda.
    I saw a brachiosaurus toy in the store.
  • El braquiosaurio comía plantas altas.
    The brachiosaurus ate tall plants.

Example conversation

Lucía and Mateo are at a natural history museum.

  1. Lucía

    Mira Mateo, ¡ese es un braquiosaurio!
    Look Mateo, that is a brachiosaurus!
  2. Mateo

    Es increíble lo alto que era.
    It is incredible how tall it was.
  3. Lucía

    Sí, el braquiosaurio comía hojas de los árboles.
    Yes, the brachiosaurus ate leaves from the trees.
  4. Mateo

    Me gusta mucho este dinosaurio.
    I like this dinosaur a lot.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Word origins: Wiktionary entries braquiosaurio, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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