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How do you say "tooth" in Spanish?

el diente

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "tooth" is el diente.

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Pronunciation

Say el dee-EN-teh, stress on the middle syllable, with the two vowels kept clearly separate.

Grammar notes

el diente is masculine. Its plural is dientes.

Example sentence

El niño perdió un diente de leche.

The child lost a baby tooth.

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How to remember el diente

Diente is close to 'dental', both share the same root for tooth.

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Questions about el diente

How do you pronounce el diente?

Say el dee-EN-teh, stress on the middle syllable, with the two vowels kept clearly separate.

Is el diente masculine or feminine?

el diente is masculine. el diente is masculine. Its plural is dientes.

How is el diente used in Spanish?

el diente is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El niño perdió un diente de leche. (The child lost a baby tooth.).

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