How to Say “Pervert” in Spanish

pervertido
/peɾbeɾˈtido/masculine
The Spanish word for pervert is pervertido.
pervertido is used to refer to a sexually perverted person. It can function as both a noun and an adjective, meaning it can be used to identify a person or to describe a specific thought or behavior.
Meaning: sexually perverted person (noun)

Which one should you use?

In English, 'pervert' is primarily used as a noun, but the Spanish pervertido can also function as an adjective to describe qualities or actions.

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun changes its ending to -a to form the feminine pervertida when referring to a female. To form the masculine plural, add -s to the masculine singular form to get pervertidos.

How do you pronounce it?

/peɾbeɾˈtido/

Did you know?

  • While pervertido is the direct translation, Spanish speakers often use the word mañoso in some regions to describe a 'pervert' who is specifically tactile or overly touchy.
  • The term pervertido shares a root with pervertir, which in older Spanish literature was frequently used to describe someone turning away from their faith or religious duties.
  • The word pervertido can be used jokingly among close friends to describe someone who is simply being 'cheeky' or making suggestive jokes, rather than someone with a clinical pathology.

Examples in context

  • Era un pervertido.
    He was a pervert.
    This sentence is useful for describing a person in the past using the noun pervertido.
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  • Luca se comporta como un degenerado.
    Luca behaves like a pervert.
  • Ese chico es un poco baboso, siempre hace comentarios inapropiados.
    That boy is a bit of a pervert, always making inappropriate comments.
  • Ese hombre es un pervertido.
    That man is a pervert.
  • No hables con ese pervertido.
    Don't talk to that pervert.

Example conversation

María and Javier are discussing a suspicious man in the park.

  1. Javier

    ¿Viste lo que hizo ese hombre?
    Did you see what that man did?
  2. María

    Sí, es un pervertido total.
    Yes, he is a complete pervert.
  3. Javier

    Me dio mucho miedo.
    He scared me a lot.
  4. María

    Deberíamos llamar a la policía.
    We should call the police.

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