el

masculine

/festiˈβal/

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Translation

festival

Word origin

From Latin festivalis, from festivus ('festive'), from festum ('feast, festival'). The same festum gives English 'festive' and 'feast'.

Origin: Latin
Root: festivalis
English cognates: festival, festive

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralfestivales

Examples

The music festival lasts three days this year.

Every summer we go to the village festival.

¡ !

The film festival was a complete success!

Miles .

Thousands of people attended the summer festival.

¿ ?

Do you want to come with me to the festival this weekend?

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This word is part of lesson 51.