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How do you say "vine" in Spanish?
la vid
In Spanish, "vine" is la vid.
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Pronunciation
This is la VEED, one syllable, rhyming roughly with the English word 'seed'.
Grammar notes
la vid is feminine. Its plural is vides.
Example sentence
Una enredadera trepó por el muro del jardín.
A vine climbed up the garden wall.
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How to remember la vid
Vid is short and climbing, just like a vine winding up a wall.
Related words
- root la raíz
- branch la rama
- trunk el tronco
- leaf la hoja
- seed la semilla
- bud brote
- oak el roble
- pine el pino
- palm la palmera
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Questions about la vid
How do you pronounce la vid?
This is la VEED, one syllable, rhyming roughly with the English word 'seed'.
Is la vid masculine or feminine?
la vid is feminine. la vid is feminine. Its plural is vides.
How is la vid used in Spanish?
la vid is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Una enredadera trepó por el muro del jardín. (A vine climbed up the garden wall.).
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