Fecundo (en. Fertile)

/feˈkundige/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Refers to something that is fertile or can reproduce abundantly.

The valley is fertile, ideal for agriculture.

El valle es fecundo, ideal para la agricultura.

Describes a person who has the ability to generate many ideas or creative thoughts.

Her fertile mind always brings new perspectives to the project.

Su mente fecunda siempre trae nuevas perspectivas al proyecto.

Said of a place or situation that favors the development or growth of something.

This fertile environment helps children learn better.

Este entorno fecundo ayuda a que los niños aprendan mejor.

It comes from the Latin 'fecundus', which means fertile or abundant.

fertile mind

Reference to a mind that produces many ideas.

mente fecunda

fertile land

Soil that is very productive and fertile.

tierra fecunda

fruitful period

A stage in which many fruits or results are produced.

período fecundo

fecundity

Ability to produce a lot, especially in reference to land or procreation.

fecundidad

fertilize

To provide land or a plant with the necessary nutrients for its growth.

fertilizar

abundance

Large quantity of something, especially with reference to resources.

abundancia

Very positive description of a place or situation.

That neighborhood is very fertile for artists.

Ese barrio es muy fecundo para los artistas.

Used in contexts of overflowing creativity.

His lifestyle is so fertile that he always has something new to offer.

Su estilo de vida es tan fecundo que siempre tiene algo nuevo que ofrecer.