Dark-haired in Spanish
Dark-haired in Spanish is moreno (moh-REH-noh).
- Spanish
- moreno
- Say it
- moh-REH-noh
- Changes to
- morena · morenos · morenas
- Note
- Also dark-skinned or tanned.
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- rubioblond · ROO-byoh
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- inteligenteintelligent · een-teh-lee-HEN-teh
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- divertidofun · dee-behr-TEE-doh
- aburridoboring · ah-boo-RREE-doh
Questions about moreno
How do you say dark-haired in Spanish?
Dark-haired in Spanish is moreno. Also dark-skinned or tanned.
How do you pronounce moreno?
Say it moh-REH-noh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: REH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Does moreno change for feminine and plural?
Yes: moreno becomes morena with a feminine noun, and morenos and morenas in the plural.
What does moreno mean in English?
In English, moreno means dark-haired.
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