Solitarias (en. Lonely)

/soliˈtaɾjas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Referring to something that is deserted or in solitude.

The solitary mountains were the perfect refuge to escape the hustle and bustle.

Las montañas solitarias eran el refugio perfecto para escapar del bullicio.

Describes a lifestyle that avoids the company of others.

She chose to live a solitary life.

Ella eligió vivir una vida solitaria.

Used to describe situations in which someone feels lonely.

Her thoughts were solitary in that empty room.

Sus pensamientos eran solitarios en aquella habitación vacía.

From Latin 'solitarius', meaning 'alone' or 'isolated'.

solitary lives

Lifestyles that are extremely independent and often isolated.

vidas solitarias

solitary towns

Populations or localities that lack inhabitants or are very sparse.

pueblos solitarios

solitary moments

Moments of reflection or chosen solitude.

momentos solitarios

solitude

The condition of being alone, which can be chosen or involuntary.

soledad

isolation

The state of being separated from others.

aislamiento

reclusion

The practice of living isolated or confined.

reclusión

Said of a person who prefers to be alone in social situations.

That girl is quite solitary; she always stays at home.

Esa chica es bien solitaria, siempre se queda en casa.

Referring to something done without company, especially activities.

I went out to eat alone; I don't like being surrounded by people.

Salí a comer solitaria, no me gusta estar rodeada de gente.