Mansa (en. Gentle)

/ˈmansa/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Refers to an animal that is docile and easy to handle.

The cow is gentle and allows itself to be milked without problems.

La vaca es mansa y se deja ordeñar sin problemas.

A person who is calm and peaceful.

She has always been a gentle woman filled with patience.

Siempre ha sido una mujer mansa y llena de paciencia.

adjective

One who has a gentle demeanor and is not aggressive.

The dog is very gentle, it never barks at strangers.

El perro es muy manso, nunca ladra a los extraños.

Refers to an action or attitude that is serene and calm.

She speaks in a gentle manner, which reassures the children.

Habla de manera mansa, lo que tranquiliza a los niños.

From Latin 'mānsu', meaning 'gentle' or 'tame'.

gentle as a lamb

Refers to someone who is very docile and submissive.

mansa como un cordero

gentle and obedient

Description of someone who follows instructions without resistance.

manso y obediente

gentle land

Land that is cultivable and presents no difficulties.

mansa tierra

docile

An adjective that describes someone or something that is gentle or calm.

manso

submissive

One who can be easily guided or handled.

dócil

serene

One who is calm and composed.

apacible

Used to describe someone who does not complain and accepts any situation.

That guy is a pushover, he always says yes to everything.

Ese chico es un mansa, siempre dice que sí a todo.

Refers to a person who is easily manipulated.

Don't be a pushover, stand up for your opinions.

No seas mansa, defiende tus opiniones.