Tooth in Spanish

diente is masculine, so it takes el: el diente. The plural is los dientes.

In English, el diente means tooth.

Tooth in Spanish is diente (DYEN-teh). It's masculine: el diente, plural los dientes.

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How do you say tooth in Spanish?

Tooth in Spanish is el diente.

How do you pronounce diente?

Say it DYEN-teh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: DYEN. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.

Is diente masculine or feminine in Spanish?

diente is masculine, so it takes el: el diente. The plural is los dientes.

What does diente mean in English?

In English, el diente means tooth.

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Updated 9 October 2026 · Pronunciation guides use Latin American Spanish.