How to Say “Universe” in Spanish

universo
/uniˈbeɾso/masculine
The English phrase universe is translated into Spanish as universo.
universo is a masculine noun used to refer to the sum of everything that exists, the Universe or an entity similar to our own universe.
Meaning: sum of everything that exists (name)

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How do you pronounce it?

/uniˈbeɾso/

Did you know?

  • The word universo shares the same root as universidad, suggesting that a university is a place where 'all' knowledge is brought together.
  • Spanish speakers sometimes use el universo in a superstitious context to describe 'fate' or 'destiny' when explaining a strange coincidence.
  • In Spanish literature, the concept of the universo is frequently contrasted with el microcosmos to describe the relationship between the vast outer space and the human soul.

Examples in context

  • El universo me odia.
    The universe hates me.
    This sentence is useful for expressing the idea that the universo hates you.
    Tatoeba #4987871 by Shishir, translation #2771645 by Hybrid
  • Dios creó el universo.
    God made the universe.
    This sentence is useful for describing the creation of the universo by God.
    Tatoeba #1238859 by Shishir, translation #269647 by CK
  • El universo es infinito.
    The universe is endless.
    This sentence is useful for stating that the universo is endless.
    Tatoeba #686887 by Shishir, translation #682267 by Source_VOA
  • El universo es un lugar vasto y misterioso.
    The universe is a vast and mysterious place.
  • La astronomía estudia el universo y sus fenómenos.
    Astronomy studies the universe and its phenomena.
  • El cosmos alberga infinidad de galaxias y estrellas.
    The cosmos harbors countless galaxies and stars.
  • El firmamento nocturno revela la belleza del universo.
    The night sky reveals the beauty of the universe.
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Example conversation

Sofía and Mateo are looking at the stars at night.

  1. Sofía

    El universo es realmente fascinante, ¿verdad?
    The universe is truly fascinating, right?
  2. Mateo

    Sí, me pregunto qué más hay allí.
    Yes, I wonder what else is out there.
  3. Sofía

    Parece que el universo no tiene final.
    It seems that the universe has no end.
  4. Mateo

    Es increíble pensar en eso, Sofía.
    It's incredible to think about that, Sofía.

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