sagino (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic transcription

/saˈxino/

Translation options into English

1. Guilt
2. Regret

Meaning

"Sagino" is a Spanish noun that translates to "guilt" or "regret" in English. It refers to the feeling of remorse or responsibility for a perceived offense or wrongdoing. This word is used predominantly in written contexts and is less common in oral speech.

Examples

1. Me invade un profundo sagino por no haber asistido a la boda de mi mejor amiga.

2. I am overwhelmed by a deep sense of guilt for not having attended my best friend's wedding.

3. Siente un intenso sagino por haber mentido a sus padres.

4. He feels intense regret for having lied to his parents.

Idiomatic Expressions

"Sagino" is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions, but it is often seen in sentences expressing feelings of guilt or remorse. However, here are a few expressions where "sagino" could be used: 1. Tener sagino - To feel guilty 2. Cargar con el sagino - To bear the guilt

Examples of Idiomatic Expressions

1. No puedo evitar sentir sagino por lo que hice.

2. I can't help but feel guilty for what I did.

3. Después de su confesión, cargaba con el sagino de sus acciones.

4. After his confession, he carried the guilt of his actions.

Etymology

The word "sagino" comes from the Latin "sĭnĭcus," which means "guilty."

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: culpa, remordimiento, arrepentimiento
• Antonyms: inocencia, tranquilidad, alivio