Adivinase (en. Guess)

/adiβiˈnase/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Form of the subjunctive of the verb adivinar, used to express wishes, doubts, or hypothetical situations.

I hope she guessed the answer correctly.

Espero que ella adivinase la respuesta correctamente.

Refers to the action of making a guess about something.

If I guessed the number, I would win a prize.

Si adivinase el número, ganaría un premio.

Can be used in informal contexts to suggest that someone try to discover something.

Guess who is calling you without looking.

Adivinase quién te está llamando sin mirar.

From Latin 'adivinare', which means to foresee or conjecture.

guess, guess what

Phrase used to initiate a guessing game, inviting others to figure out the answer.

adivina adivinanza

guess who’s coming to dinner

Expression used to create anticipation about someone's arrival.

adivina quién viene a cenar

guessing game

Game or activity in which you have to guess an object, person, or situation based on clues.

adivinanza

to guess

Verb that means to discover or intuit something hidden or unknown.

adivinar

Use 'adivinase' in a playful context

If you don't know the answer, just guess, there’s nothing to lose.

Si no sabes la respuesta, solo adivinase, no hay pérdida.

Use 'adivinase' to start a guessing game among friends

Let’s guess a couple of fun things about ourselves.

Vamos a adivinase un par de cosas divertidas sobre nosotros.