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Abreviaturas / Abbreviations
adjetivo a adjective
administración, gerencia adm administration, management
Argentina Ar Argentina
Australia Aus Australia
Bolivia Bo Bolivia
Colombia Co Colombia
coloquial col colloquial, slang
computadora, TI, internet comp computer science, IT, internet
construcción y técnica civil const construction and civil engineering
Cuba Cu Cuba
Chile Ch Chile
ecología, medio ambiente ecol ecology, environment
España Es Spain
eléctrico eléc electrical
fiscal, finanzas, contabilidad fisc fiscal, accounting, finance
geología, piedras geol geology, gemstones
mecánico, maquinaria, física mec mechanics, machinery, physics
medicina med medical
minería, mecánica de rocas min mining, rock mechanics
metalurgia, planta de concentración met metallurgy, mineral processing
México Mx Mexico
nombre, sustantivo n noun, name
Perú Pe Peru
petróleo pet petroleum
Puerto Rico PR Puerto Rico
Panamá Pn Panama
química quím chemical
Uruguay Ur Uruguay
Los Estados Unidos US USA
Inglaterra, Gran Bretaña UK United Kingdom, England
verbo v verb
Venezuela Vz Venezuela
Notes on Gender of Spanish Nouns
A Spanish noun (singular case and context) ending with the letter e, l, o, r or s is masculine. A handy
acronym is:
ROLES
Nouns ending in the letter n are also masculine, unless ending with ión.
For example, depleción, fricción, and lubricación are feminine nouns.
A singular noun ending in the letter d, y or z is feminine. A handy acronym is
D(IÓN)ZY
Nouns ending in the letter a are also female, unless the word is derived from Greek and ends with –ma.
For example, cronograma, diagrama, dilema, magma, organigrama, paradigma, problema, sistema, and
teorema are masculine nouns.
A few common Spanish nouns (exceptions) that end in a, z or ión are masculine:
For example, día, mapa, lápiz, avión, and camión are masculine nouns.
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