Comunista is a noun and an adjective in Spanish.
/kɔ.muˈnis.ta/
The term "comunista" refers to anything related to communism or a communist ideology. It can be used to describe a person who advocates for communism or belongs to a communist party.
The word is commonly used in both oral and written contexts, especially in discussions related to politics, history, and social movements. It may appear frequently in news articles, academic texts, and political discourse.
El comunista se presentó en la reunión para discutir la revolución.
The communist showed up at the meeting to discuss the revolution.
Muchos países han tenido comunistas en el gobierno en diferentes momentos de su historia.
Many countries have had communists in government at various points in their history.
La teoría comunista se basa en la eliminación de las clases sociales.
Communist theory is based on the elimination of social classes.
The term "comunista" is also used in several idiomatic expressions that reflect political or social sentiments.
"No todo lo que es de izquierda es comunista."
Not everything on the left is communist.
"A veces se le etiqueta de comunista a quien solo defiende derechos sociales."
Sometimes people are labeled as communist just for defending social rights.
"El comunista está en contra de la propiedad privada."
The communist is against private property.
"En la guerra fría, muchos fueron acusados de ser comunistas sin evidencia."
During the Cold War, many were accused of being communists without evidence.
"No todos los que critican el capitalismo son comunistas."
Not everyone who criticizes capitalism is a communist.
The word "comunista" derives from the Latin "communis," meaning "common" or "shared." It entered the Spanish language through French "communiste," which emerged in the context of socialist movements in the 19th century.