Spanish Words That Start With O | List & Examples

Published on July 3, 2025 by Kate Santoro, BS. Revised on January 15, 2026

There are many words that start with O in Spanish. Some may be familiar to English speakers (e.g., “océano,” “ojo,” and “oliva”),but others won’t be.

Below, you’ll find lists of some adjectives, nouns, verbs, and other words that start with O in Spanish.

Spanish words that start with O example
La orquesta ofreció un concierto original y otoñal en octubre, en un teatro al lado del océano. [The orchestra offered an original and autumnal concert in October, in a theater next to the ocean.]

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Spanish Words That Start With N | List & Examples

Published on July 2, 2025 by Kate Santoro, BS. Revised on January 15, 2026

There are many words that start with N in Spanish. Some may be familiar to English speakers (e.g., “nada,” “negro,” and “niño”), but others won’t be.

Below, you’ll find lists of some adjectives, nouns, verbs, and other words that start with N in Spanish.

Spanish words that start with N example
Una niña nepalesa y un niño noruego no tienen nada en común; no obstante, Sarita y Henrik son amigos naturales porque los dos nadan representando a sus naciones a nivel internacional y han sido nombrados futuros atletas olímpicos.

[A Nepalese girl and a Norwegian boy have nothing in common; nonetheless, Sarita and Henrik are natural friends because both represent their nations as swimmers at the international level, and both have been named future Olympic athletes.]

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Spanish Words That Start With M | List & Examples

Published on June 30, 2025 by Kate Santoro, BS. Revised on January 15, 2026

There are many words that start with M in Spanish. Some may be familiar to English speakers (e.g., “metal,” “metro,” and “mar”), but others won’t be.

Below, you’ll find lists of some adjectives, nouns, verbs, and other words that start with M in Spanish.

Spanish words that start with M example
El médico mexicano medía la mirada misteriosa del mono mientras mezclaba la medicina con miel. [The Mexican doctor measured the monkey’s mysterious gaze while mixing the medicine with honey.]

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Law of Syllogism | Explanation & Examples

Published on June 30, 2025 by Kate Santoro, BS. Revised on November 25, 2025

The law of syllogism is a fundamental rule used in deductive reasoning. This law connects two conditional statements to form a new conclusion.

The law of syllogism is typically expressed as:

  • If A → B [If A is true, then B is also true.]
  • And B → C [If B is true, then C is also true.]
  • Then A → C [If A is true, then C is true.]
Law of syllogism example
Below is a simple example that applies the law of syllogism:

  • If it is raining, then the ground gets wet.
  • If the ground gets wet, then the plants will grow.
  • Therefore, if it is raining, then the plants will grow.
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*Noone or No One | Correct Spelling & Examples

Published on June 25, 2025 by Kate Santoro, BS. Revised on November 4, 2025

No one is the correct spelling for the word that means “nobody.” Noone is a misspelling and is always incorrect.

Noone or no one examples
  • No one on the council voted against the proposal.
  • Noone on the council voted against the proposal.
  • I heard that no one did the assignment.
  • I heard that noone did the assignment.
  • Apart from Steve, no one likes tomatoes.
  • Apart from Steve, noone likes tomatoes.

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40 Smart Words | Meanings & Examples

Published on June 24, 2025 by Kate Santoro, BS. Revised on January 15, 2026

Is your home capacious? Would people describe you as Machiavellian? Do you go through life with aplomb?

This article contains a list of smart words that can take your vocabulary to the next level. Keep reading to discover these smart words, their meanings, and how you can use them.

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Yours or *Your’s | Correct Spelling, Use & Examples

Published on June 13, 2025 by Kate Santoro, BS. Revised on November 3, 2025

Yours is the correct spelling for the second-person possessive pronoun. Your’s—with an apostrophe—is a misspelling of yours and is always incorrect.

Possession is usually indicated by adding ‘s to a word, but possessive pronouns are the exception to this rule. This is why some people get confused when choosing your’s or yours.

Yours or your’s examples
  • I have my ticket, but I don’t have yours.
  • I have my ticket, but I don’t have your’s.
  • Are these pajamas yours?
  • Are these pajamas your’s?

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Have a Good Weekend | Use, Synonyms & Examples

Published on June 11, 2025 by Kate Santoro, BS. Revised on November 13, 2025

Have a good weekend is a common way to express that you hope someone enjoys their weekend.

Have a good weekend examples
Have a good weekend, Nick! See you on Monday!

That’s it for today. Have a good weekend, folks!

You’re leaving already? Okay, have a good weekend!

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