Noun
familia /faˈmi.lja/
The word "familia" in Spanish means "family." It is a very common word in the Spanish language, used both in oral speech and in written context. It refers to a group of people who are related by blood or marriage. The word is used frequently in everyday conversations, formal writing, literature, and various other forms of communication.
Since "familia" is a noun, it does not have different verb forms or tenses.
Translations into Greek: οικογένεια
"Familia" is often used in Spanish idiomatic expressions to refer to various aspects of family life, relationships, and dynamics. Here are some examples of common idiomatic expressions with "familia":
Mi amor por la lectura es de familia. (Η αγάπη μου για την ανάγνωση είναι οικογενειακό χαρακτηριστικό)
hacer familia: to bond with someone as if they were family
Después de tantos años juntos, siento que ya hemos hecho familia. (Μετά από τόσα χρόνια μαζί, νιώθω ότι έχουμε ήδη γίνει οικογένεια)
la familia es sagrada: family comes first
Para mí, la familia es sagrada. (Για εμένα, η οικογένεια έχει προτεραιότητα)
para la familia no hay fiesta: family will always come first
Siento mucho no poder salir esta noche, para la familia no hay fiesta. (Λυπάμαι που δεν μπορώ να βγω απόψε, η οικογένεια έχει πάντα προτεραιότητα)
dividir la familia: to cause disagreement within the family
The word "familia" comes from the Latin word "familia," which originally referred to a household including not just relatives but also servants and slaves. It is derived from "famulus," meaning "servant."
Συνώνυμα: - Parientes (Συγγενείς) - Parentela (Συγγένεια) - Hogar (Οικογένεια)
Ανώνυμα: - Desconocidos (Άγνωστοι) - Extraños (Ξένοι) - Individuo (Άτομο)