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    Húmeda (en. Wet)

    /ˈumeða/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Definition: Applies to something that has a certain amount of water or humidity.
    Example sentence: The climate in this region is very humid.
    El clima en esta región es muy húmedo.
    Definition: That is in conditions to wet or be wet.
    Example sentence: My shoes are damp after the rain.
    Mis zapatos están húmedos después de la lluvia.
    Definition: Refers to an environment with high humidity.
    Example sentence: The jungle is a very humid place.
    La selva es un lugar muy húmedo.

    Etymology

    Etymology: It comes from the Latin 'humĭdus', which means 'moist'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Phrase: relative humidity
    Meaning: Amount of water vapor in the air.
    humedad relativa
    Phrase: humid climate
    Meaning: Atmospheric conditions that present high humidity.
    clima húmedo
    Phrase: moist soil
    Meaning: Soil that contains water or is wet.
    tierra húmeda

    Related Words

    Related word: humidity
    Description: Amount of water vapor present in the air.
    humedad
    Related word: wet
    Description: That has water or liquid on its surface.
    mojado
    Related word: damp
    Description: English synonym that refers to something slightly moist.
    damp

    Slang Meanings

    Meaning: To have a melancholic or nostalgic attitude.
    Example: Since he left, she is very melancholic.
    Desde que se fue, está muy húmeda.
    Meaning: Refers to an intense emotional situation.
    Example: The movie was so emotional that we all cried.
    La película fue tan húmeda que todos lloramos.