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    Húmedo (en. Humid)

    /ˈumeðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That contains water or vapor.
    The weather today is very humid.
    El clima hoy está muy húmedo.
    That is pleasant due to the freshness it provides.
    The humid environment of the forest is very comforting.
    El húmedo ambiente del bosque es muy reconfortante.
    That is in a humid state, not dry.
    I need to dry the clothes that got wet from the rain.
    Necesito secar la ropa que quedó húmeda por la lluvia.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'humidus', which means 'humid' or 'wet'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    humid day
    A day with high environmental humidity.
    día húmedo
    wet soil
    Soil that retains water or is wet.
    tierra húmeda
    humid climate
    Atmospheric condition where there is high humidity.
    clima húmedo

    Related Words

    humidity
    Amount of water present in the air or in a substance.
    humedad
    wetness
    Action of wetting something.
    mojadura
    dehydrated
    State of something that has lost moisture.
    deshidratado

    Slang Meanings

    In some contexts, it can refer to a person who is too emotional or 'sentimental'.
    He always cries in movies; he is a bit humid.
    Siempre llora en las películas; es un poco húmedo.
    It can also be used to describe someone who is caught up in complicated situations.
    He is in financial trouble, a humid situation.
    Está en problemas financieros, una situación húmeda.