malo – Spanish adjective declension

Spanish adjective forms of malo

Adjective: malo

Hyphenation: ma‧lo
Singular m.malo
Singular f.mala
Plural m.malos
Plural f.malas

Sample Sentences

  • El profesor era malo y no sabía dar clase. (The teacher was bad (at his job) and didn't how to teach.)
  • Soy malo con los números. (I'm bad at numbers.)
  • Soy malo con las mujeres. (I'm bad with women.)
  • Soy malo para el inglés. (I'm bad at English.)
  • Soy malo en ajedrez. (I'm bad at chess.)
  • El profesor era malo y reprobó a toda la clase. (The teacher was evil and flunked the whole class.)
  • mala persona (bad person)
  • Fumar es malo para la salud. (Smoking is bad for your health.)
  • Esa manzana está mala, tírala. (That apple's bad, throw it in the trash.)

Etymology

1. Etymology tree
2. Proto-Indo-European *(s)mel-?
3. Proto-Italic *malos
4. Latin malus
5. Latin malum
6. Spanish malo
7. Inherited from Latin malus. Cognate with Ladino malo, Italian malo, Galician mao, Portuguese mau. See: Latin Adjectives 'malus', Latin Adjectives 'malus', Italian Adjectives 'malo', Galician Adjectives 'mao', Portuguese Adjectives 'mau'.

Verbs referencing "malo"

Portuguese Adjectives mau, Galician Adjectives malo, Galician Adjectives mao.

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