Portuguese · Nature, Animals & Weather
"Spider" in Portuguese: aranha
a aranha
Spider in Portuguese is a aranha. Indoors people often say tem uma aranha na parede.
Bathroom
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How to pronounce aranha
Say it
ah-RAHN-yah
/a.ˈɾa.ɲa/
ah-RAHN-yah
"Spider" in Portuguese: quick reference
| Portuguese | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| a aranha | the spider Singular. | Singular. |
| as aranhas | the spiders Plural. | Plural. |
| teia de aranha | spiderweb Related phrase. | Related phrase. |
| aranha no teto | spider on the ceiling Home scare. | Home scare. |
How to use aranha in real life
- 1Bathroom
Tem uma aranha no canto do box.
There’s a spider in the corner of the shower stall.
Home spotting.
- 2Cleaning
Tirei a teia de aranha da janela.
I removed the spiderweb from the window.
Teia de aranha.
- 3Garden
Uma aranha grande atravessou o caminho.
A big spider crossed the path.
Outdoor.
Mistakes English speakers make with aranha
Incorrect: O aranha é grande.
Correct: A aranha é grande.
Aranha is feminine.
Incorrect: Vi um spider.
Correct: Vi uma aranha.
Use aranha.
Good to know
Teia de aranha shows up in cleaning talk and Halloween décor. Most house spiders are harmless; still, many Brazilians prefer to relocate an aranha with a cup and paper.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Finding a spider in the bedroom
ChatPal
Tem uma aranha atrás da cortina!
There’s a spider behind the curtain!
You
Calma — eu levo a aranha para fora.
Easy — I’ll take the spider outside.
ChatPal
Usa um copo, por favor.
Use a cup, please.
You
Já peguei. Porta aberta.
Got it. Door open.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Spider" in Portuguese
Gender?
Feminine: a aranha.
Spiderweb?
Teia de aranha.
Plural?
As aranhas.
Is aranha ever informal slang?
Mainly the insect; learn that first.
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