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    Húmeda (en. Wet)

    /ˈume.ða/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Presenting or containing moisture.
    The climate in this region is very humid.
    El clima en esta región es muy húmedo.
    Referring to the sensation of air laden with water vapor.
    Today the air feels humid, which will cool the afternoon.
    Hoy se siente un aire húmedo que enfriará la tarde.
    Related to a place where there is a lot of water or that does not dry easily.
    Wet soils are ideal for certain plants.
    Los suelos húmedos son ideales para ciertas plantas.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'humĭdus', which means 'wet' or 'damp'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    wet soil
    Soil that has enough water to allow for plant growth.
    tierra húmeda
    humid climate
    Atmospheric conditions where air humidity is high.
    clima húmedo
    wet package
    About something that is wet or has condensation.
    paquete húmedo

    Related Words

    humidity
    Amount of water present in the air or in a body.
    humedad
    to moisten
    To subject something to moisture or to wet it.
    humedecer
    dampness
    Condition of being humid.
    humedez

    Slang Meanings

    It is used in some contexts to refer to a melancholic state of mind.
    Today I'm in a humid state, I just want to stay at home.
    Hoy estoy en un estado húmedo, solo quiero estar en casa.
    In certain circles, it refers to a loaded or tense situation.
    The meeting is very humid, everyone seems nervous.
    La reunión está muy húmeda, todos parecen nerviosos.