How to Say “Warriors” in Spanish

guerreros
/ɡereɾos/from spelling rules
The English phrase "warriors" is translated into Spanish as guerreros.
The term refers to people who are skilled in combat and engage in warfare.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Spain, the commonly used term for warriors is guerreros.

How does it change in a sentence?

The word is gendered. Use the singular masculine form guerrero for a single male warrior and the masculine plural form guerreros for a group of male warriors or a mixed group of male and female warriors. If you are referring to a single female warrior, use the feminine form guerrera. If you are referring to a group consisting only of female warriors, use the plural form guerreras.

How do you pronounce it?

/ɡereɾos/

Did you know?

  • The Spanish word guerrilla is the diminutive form of guerra, which is the root for 'war' in many related terms.
  • The word guerrero can be used as a surname in Spanish-speaking countries, a common practice where professions or characteristics become family names.
  • In certain contexts, calling someone a guerrero can be a way to praise their resilience or 'fighting spirit' in everyday life, such as overcoming a difficult illness.

Examples in context

  • Los guerreros combatieron con valentía, pero la derrota fue inevitable.
    The warriors fought valiantly, but the defeat was inevitable.
    This sentence shows the use of guerreros in a context of bravery and defeat.
    Tatoeba #6166840 by cmg, translation #6166841 by cmg
  • Los guerreros solo descansan una vez hayan obtenido la victoria. Todavía tienes otra batalla que ganar, y es la más difícil de todas.
    Warriors only rest when they have won the victory. You have still another battle to fight, and it is the hardest of all.
    This sentence uses guerreros to describe those who only rest after victory.
    Tatoeba #4554063 by swyter, translation #4540450 by Hybrid
  • Los dos guerreros más poderosos son la paciencia y el tiempo.
    The two most powerful warriors are patience and time.
    This sentence uses guerreros in a metaphorical sense regarding patience and time.
    Tatoeba #13002043 by mexicanhere, translation #5562579 by Adelpa
  • Los guerreros defienden su territorio con valentía.
    The warriors defend their territory with bravery.
  • Los luchadores entrenan arduamente para las batallas.
    The warriors train hard for battles.
  • Los guerreros se enfrentaron a desafíos increíbles y salieron victoriosos.
    The warriors faced incredible challenges and came out victorious.
  • Los batalladores nunca retroceden ante las dificultades.
    The warriors never back down in the face of difficulties.
  • Los guerreros samuráis son famosos por su disciplina y honor.
    Samurai warriors are famous for their discipline and honor.
  • Los luchadores místicos defienden la tierra sagrada con magia ancestral.
    Mystical fighters defend the sacred land with ancestral magic.

Example conversation

Lucía and Daniel are discussing a historical movie in a cafe.

  1. Lucía

    ¿Te gustaron los guerreros de la película?
    Did you like the warriors in the movie?
  2. Daniel

    Sí, Lucía, eran guerreros muy valientes.
    Yes, Lucía, they were very brave warriors.
  3. Lucía

    Daniel, la acción era impresionante.
    Daniel, the action was impressive.
  4. Daniel

    Es verdad, fue una gran producción.
    It's true, it was a great production.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
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