adjective
ileso
unhurt
Que no tiene daño ni herida, y está bien.
Word: ileso
Meaning: The Spanish adjective ileso means "unharmed," "uninjured," or "safe." It is used to describe a person or animal who has escaped injury or harm, especially after an accident, conflict, or dangerous situation.
Parts:
- The word ileso originates from the Latin illēsus, where in- or il- means "not," and laesus means "injured" or "hurt." So, literally, it means "not injured".
Usage:
- Se escapó ileso del accidente.
(He escaped unharmed from the accident.)
Synonyms:
- indemne (uninjured, unharmed)
- sano (healthy, sound)
- intacto (intact)
- ilesa (feminine form)
Antonyms:
- herido (injured)
- lastimado (hurt)
- dañado (damaged)
In summary, ileso is primarily an adjective used to convey that someone or something has not suffered any harm or damage. It is often used in contexts where harm or injury was possible but avoided.
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Examples
El niño está ileso.adjective
The boy is unhurt.
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