Solita (en. Alone)

/soˈlita/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

It refers to a person who is without company.

She sometimes prefers to be alone and read a book.

Ella a veces prefiere estar solita y leer un libro.

It describes a state of emotional or physical loneliness.

Despite being surrounded by people, she felt alone.

A pesar de estar rodeada de gente, se sentía solita.

Used to refer to a place or situation that is uninhabited.

The house was empty after everyone moved out.

La casa estaba solita después de que todos se mudaron.

From the Latin 'solitus', which means accustomed, and the suffix -ita which denotes diminutive or affection.

to be alone

To be alone or without company.

estar solita

to feel alone

To experience the feeling of loneliness.

sentirse solita

to find oneself alone

To be in a state of solitude, often involuntarily.

verse solita

solitary

One who lives or finds oneself alone.

solitario

solitude

The state of being alone.

soledad

To be alone in a party or gathering context.

She felt alone at the party because she didn't know anyone.

Se sintió solita en la fiesta porque no conocía a nadie.

To reflect an attitude of independence or self-sufficiency.

She is very independent; she always makes her own decisions.

Ella es muy solita, siempre toma sus propias decisiones.