Meditabundo (en. Thoughtful)

/me.di.ta.ˈbun.do/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That reflects a thoughtful or melancholy attitude.

Juan's meditative face showed his concern.

El rostro meditabundo de Juan mostraba su preocupación.

That seems to be absorbed in thoughts that may be serious or sad.

She walked with a meditative expression, as if remembering something important.

Ella caminó con una expresión meditabunda, como si estuviera recordando algo importante.

Related to a state of meditation or contemplation.

He was looking for a meditative place where he could reflect on his life.

Buscaba un lugar meditabundo donde pudiera reflexionar sobre su vida.

From Latin 'meditābundus', participle of 'meditāri' meaning 'to meditate'.

to be meditative

To be in a state of deep reflection.

estar meditabundo

meditative gaze

A facial expression that reflects intense thought or concern.

mirada meditabunda

to walk in a meditative manner

To walk in a distracted and thoughtful manner.

andar meditabundo

meditate

To reflect or concentrate on something.

meditar

thought

The process of thinking.

pensamiento

contemplation

The action of observing or meditating deeply.

contemplación

To be in the clouds

Since the relationship ended, he has been always meditative, as if he were in the clouds.

Desde que terminó la relación, está siempre meditabundo, como si estuviera en las nubes.

To have one's head elsewhere

Don't talk to him about the plans; he was so meditative that he didn't realize.

No le hable de los planes, estaba tan meditabundo que no se dio cuenta.