How to Say “Misogynist” in Spanish

misógino
/miˈsoxino/masculine
The English word "misogynist" is translated into Spanish as misógino.
misógino is a noun used to describe a person who hates women.
Meaning: hater of women (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The form of the word changes based on gender and number. Use misógina for a feminine singular noun or adjective, and misóginos for a masculine plural. For a feminine plural, use misóginas.

How do you pronounce it?

/miˈsoxino/

Did you know?

  • While misógino is a formal term, Spanish speakers often use the phrase machista to describe the social system of male dominance and the people who support it.
  • The root of the word for 'woman' inside misógino traces back to the Proto-Indo-European root *gʷḗn, which is an ancient ancestor to many words for female beings across different languages.
  • The word misógino can be used to describe an abstract idea or a specific comment, such as un comentario misógino, rather than just a person.

Examples in context

  • Él es misógino.
    He's a misogynist.
    This example shows how to use misógino to identify a male person.
    Tatoeba #5119615 by ecorralest101, translation #12252028 by Miktsoanit
  • Eso me hace sonar como un misógino.
    That makes me sound like a misogynist.
    This sentence demonstrates how to use misógino to describe how one might sound.
    Tatoeba #11698325 by Jokubas, translation #12252030 by Miktsoanit
  • Él es un misógino y siempre menosprecia a las mujeres.
    He is a misogynist and always belittles women.
  • No puedo creer que siga saliendo con ese machista.
    I can't believe she's still dating that misogynist.
  • Ese hombre es un misógino.
    That man is a misogynist.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Lucía and Alejandro are discussing a character in a movie.

  1. Alejandro

    ¿Crees que el protagonista es un misógino?
    Do you think the protagonist is a misogynist?
  2. Lucía

    Sí, Alejandro, actúa como un misógino todo el tiempo.
    Yes, Alejandro, he acts like a misogynist all the time.
  3. Alejandro

    No me gusta ese tipo de personaje.
    I don't like that kind of character.
  4. Lucía

    A mí tampoco.
    Me neither.

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