How to Say “Lent” in Spanish

Cuaresma
/kwaˈɾesma/feminine
Lent is Cuaresma in Spanish.
Cuaresma refers to the Christian period of penitence observed before Easter.
Meaning: Christian period of penitence before Easter (noun)

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Mexico, La Cuaresma is widely used.

How does it change in a sentence?

Because Cuaresma is a feminine noun, the definite article used with it must be feminine (la), such as in the phrase en la Cuaresma (during Lent).

How do you pronounce it?

/kwaˈɾesma/

Did you know?

  • In some folk traditions in Spain, la Cuaresma is linked to the 'Cuaresma de los animales', where certain livestock are treated differently.
  • While English uses 'Lent' from an Old English word for 'springtime', Spanish uses Cuaresma to emphasize the duration of the fast.
  • The word Cuaresma is derived from the Latin word for 'fortieth', referring to the forty days of fasting and prayer.

Examples in context

  • La Cuaresma es una época de reflexión y sacrificio.
    Lent is a season of reflection and sacrifice.
  • Vamos a la iglesia durante el tiempo de Cuaresma.
    We go to church during the time of Lent.
  • Durante la Cuaresma, muchas personas ayunan.
    During Lent, many people fast.
  • La Cuaresma es un tiempo de reflexión.
    Lent is a time of reflection.
  • Empezamos la Cuaresma este miércoles.
    We start Lent this Wednesday.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their religious traditions at a cafe.

  1. Elena

    ¿Vas a cumplir con la Cuaresma este año, Javier?
    Are you going to observe Lent this year, Javier?
  2. Javier

    Sí, Elena, voy a evitar la carne.
    Yes, Elena, I am going to avoid meat.
  3. Elena

    Es una buena tradición para la Cuaresma.
    It is a good tradition for Lent.
  4. Javier

    Así es, ayuda a la reflexión.
    That's right, it helps with reflection.

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