cobarde
coward, cowardly
Intermediate Adjective
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Pronunciation
/koˈβaɾ.ðe/
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Cultural Note
Calling someone 'cobarde' is a strong insult in Spanish culture, where bravery and facing challenges head-on are traditionally valued virtues. It's especially cutting in the context of relationships — 'cobarde' is often used to criticize someone who avoids emotional confrontation or is afraid to commit.
📝 Example Sentences
No seas cobarde, dile lo que sientes.
Don't be a coward, tell her how you feel.
Fue un acto cobarde.
It was a cowardly act.
No soy cobarde, solo soy prudente.
I'm not a coward, I'm just cautious.
📊 Adjective Forms
| Gender | Form |
|---|---|
| feminine | cobarde |
| masculine | cobarde |
| feminine_plural | cobardes |
| masculine_plural | cobardes |