Dizziness in Spanish
Dizziness in Spanish is mareo (mah-REH-oh). It's masculine: el mareo.
- Spanish
- el mareo
- Say it
- el mah-REH-oh
- Gender
- Masculine: el mareo
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Common symptoms in Spanish
The other words in step 1 of Illnesses and Symptoms in Spanish.
- la fiebrefever · lah FYEH-breh
- la toscough · lah TOHS
- el dolor de cabezaheadache · el doh-LOR deh kah-BEH-sah
- el dolor de gargantasore throat · el doh-LOR deh gahr-GAHN-tah
- el dolor de estómagostomachache · el doh-LOR deh ehs-TOH-mah-goh
- las náuseasnausea · lahs NOW-seh-ahs
- el vómitovomiting · el BOH-mee-toh
- la diarreadiarrhea · lah dyah-REH-ah
- el estreñimientoconstipation · el ehs-treh-nyee-MYEHN-toh
Questions about mareo
How do you say dizziness in Spanish?
Dizziness in Spanish is el mareo.
How do you pronounce mareo?
Say it mah-REH-oh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: REH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is mareo masculine or feminine in Spanish?
mareo is masculine, so it takes el: el mareo.
What does mareo mean in English?
In English, el mareo means dizziness.
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