Saturno
/saˈtuɾno/masculine
The Spanish word for the planet Saturn is Saturno.
Saturno is used to refer to the planet Saturn.
Meaning: planet (name)
How do you pronounce it?
/saˈtuɾno/
Did you know?
- While 'Saturn' in English is often used in astrological terms, in Spanish, the term saturnino is used to describe someone who is melancholic or prone to gloom.
- Spanish uses Saturno for the planet, but in historical texts, the Roman god Saturno is often associated with the word siembra because he was the god of agriculture.
- When talking about the planet Saturno in Spanish, the word for 'rings' is anillos, which is also the exact same word used for the rings people wear on their fingers.
Examples in context
- Ese planeta se llama Saturno.That planet is called Saturn.This example shows how to name a planet using Saturno.Tatoeba #2061454 by Kiraness, translation #4769378 by garborg
- Eso es Saturno.That's Saturn.This sentence is useful for identifying Saturno.Tatoeba #2151027 by Shishir, translation #2123555 by CK
- Saturno tiene anillos.Saturn has rings.This sentence describes a characteristic of Saturno.Tatoeba #5230979 by cueyayotl, translation #3123693 by Hybrid
- El planeta Saturno es conocido por sus magníficos anillos.The planet Saturn is known for its magnificent rings.
- El telescopio capturó una imagen única de Saturno y sus anillos.The telescope captured a unique image of Saturn and its rings.
- ¿Sabías que Saturno es el segundo planeta más grande del sistema solar?Did you know that Saturn is the second largest planet in the solar system?
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Example conversation
Lucía and Daniel are looking at a telescope.
- Lucía¿Puedes ver a Saturno ahora?Can you see Saturn now?
- DanielSí, Saturno se ve muy brillante.Yes, Saturn looks very bright.
- LucíaMira sus anillos tan hermosos.Look at its beautiful rings.
- DanielEs mi planeta favorito.It is my favorite planet.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “saturn” translations and entries Saturno, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.