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    Bárbaro (en. Barbarian)

    /ˈbaɾ.βa.ɾo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to a person or thing that is incredible or amazing.
    The show was amazing; I had never seen anything like it.
    El espectáculo fue bárbaro, nunca había visto algo así.
    Used to describe very rude or violent behavior.
    His reaction was barbaric and out of place.
    Su reacción fue bárbara y fuera de lugar.
    Applies to something that is very large or excessive.
    They made a huge amount of food for the party.
    Hicieron una bárbara cantidad de comida para la fiesta.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'barbarus', which means foreigner or rudeness.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    a music genius
    a person with great musical talent.
    un bárbaro de la música
    to act in a barbaric way
    to behave in a violent or aggressive manner.
    actuar de manera bárbara
    an outrageous thing
    an exaggerated or excessive action or thing.
    una barbaridad

    Related Words

    outrageousness
    action or thing that is unjustifiable or excessive.
    barbaridad
    barbarian (adjective)
    that behaves in an uncivilized or violent manner.
    bárbaro (adjetivo)

    Slang Meanings

    Something incredibly good or impressive.
    That movie is amazing; you can't miss it.
    Esa película está bárbara, no te la puedes perder.
    Refers to something remarkably bad or shocking.
    His comment was outrageous; he shouldn't have said it.
    Su comentario fue bárbaro, no debería haberlo dicho.