Silvestres (en. Wild)

sil-ˈves-tres

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Species of plants or animals that develop in their natural state.

Wildflowers adorn the countryside in spring.

Las flores silvestres adornan el campo en primavera.

Abilities or characteristics that manifest in a natural environment.

Wild animals have instincts that help them survive.

Los animales silvestres tienen instintos que les ayudan a sobrevivir.

It derives from the Latin 'silvestris' which means 'of the forest'.

wild as a wolf

Extremely clever or fierce.

silvestre como un lobo

wild in its habitat

Referring to animals or plants in their natural environment.

silvestres en su hábitat

drink wild water

To drink water from natural springs.

beber agua silvestre

wild

Belonging to or characteristic of the forest.

silvestre

silvícula

A field of trees or jungle.

silvícula

silvopastoral

A production system that combines trees and grazing.

silvopastoril

A person who lives rustic, in contact with nature.

That guy is very wild, he’s always camping in the mountains.

Ese tipo es muy silvestre, siempre está acampando en la montaña.

Someone who has a carefree and free lifestyle.

She is very wild, going through life without ties.

Ella es muy silvestre, va por la vida sin ataduras.