adjective
funesto
disastrous
Funesto is a Spanish adjective that describes something that causes sadness, tragedy, or disaster. It is typically used to refer to events, situations, or outcomes that have very negative or harmful consequences.
Meaning:
- Disastrous or unfortunate: Something that brings bad luck, grief, or sorrow.
- Example: Un desenlace funesto – A tragic ending.
- Ominous or ill-fated: Suggesting or foretelling misfortune or doom.
Parts:
- "Funesto" comes from Latin funestus, which is related to death or mourning.
Synonyms:
- Trágico (tragic)
- Desastroso (disastrous)
- Lamentable (regrettable)
- Fatal (fatal)
- Infausto (unfortunate, ill-starred)
Antonyms:
- Afortunado (fortunate)
- Feliz (happy)
- Venturoso (luckier, blissful)
- Bendito (blessed)
Summary:
"Funesto" is a formal, somewhat literary adjective used when referring to events or consequences marked by misfortune, tragedy, or disaster. It conveys a strong sense of negativity and sorrow.
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Examples
El final fue funesto para todos.adjective
The ending was disastrous for everyone.
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