How to Say “Treasure” in Spanish

tesoro
/teˈsoɾo/masculine
The English word 'treasure' is translated into Spanish as tesoro.
tesoro is used to refer to a collection of valuable things. You may also encounter the related verb atesorar, which means to consider something precious or to store and amass something.
Meaning: collection of valuable things (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

tesoro is a masculine noun. To express the plural 'treasures', use tesoros.

How do you pronounce it?

/teˈsoɾo/

Did you know?

  • The Spanish word tesoro shares the same ancient roots as the English word 'thesaurus', which refers to a collection of words.
  • While tesoro can mean a literal hoard of gold, it is frequently used in a romantic context to mean 'sweetheart' or 'darling'.
  • The concept of a 'national treasury' is expressed using tesoro público, treating the state's wealth as a collective 'treasure'.

Examples in context

  • Nadie encontrará ese tesoro.
    Nobody will find that treasure.
    This sentence demonstrates how to use tesoro in a negative statement about finding it.
    Tatoeba #4437342 by duendebit, translation #4436863 by maaster
  • Toma el tesoro y cuídalo bien.
    Take the treasure and take good care of it.
    This sentence shows a command to take and care of the tesoro.
    Tatoeba #1694541 by marcelostockle, translation #3763418 by cromwellt
  • Admitió haber robado el tesoro.
    He admitted that he had stolen the treasure.
    This sentence illustrates the use of tesoro in the context of theft.
    Tatoeba #1178518 by Shishir, translation #290804 by CK
  • Gracias por su ayuda, su apoyo es un verdadero tesoro.
    Thank you for your help, your support is a true treasure.
  • Valoramos mucho su experiencia, es un tesoro para nuestra compañía.
    We greatly appreciate your expertise, it is a treasure for our company.
  • Tienes una habilidad increíble para la música, eres un tesoro.
    You have an incredible talent for music, you are a treasure.
  • 46 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

María and Javier are looking at old family photos and jewelry.

  1. María

    Mira este collar, es un tesoro familiar.
    Look at this necklace, it is a family treasure.
  2. Javier

    Es muy hermoso, ¿quién lo tenía?
    It is very beautiful, who had it?
  3. María

    Era de mi abuela, es mi tesoro favorito.
    It belonged to my grandmother, it is my favorite treasure.
  4. Javier

    Debes guardarlo en un lugar seguro, María.
    You should keep it in a safe place, María.

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