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friolento means always cold / chilly person — a common term in Funny Words. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.

📅 Published: July 2, 2025

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friolento

adjective • /[free-oh-LEN-toh]/

always cold / chilly person

Example:

Ese friolento lleva su abrigo hasta en verano.

That chilly person wears his coat even in summer.

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🧠 What does friolento mean?

Friolento describes someone who is always cold or feels the cold easily. It's like saying they're a 'chilly person' or 'always cold.' It's often used affectionately and can be a bit teasing.

📚 Extra examples

  • Siempre lleva un suéter, incluso en verano. ¡Es tan friolento!
    He always wears a sweater, even in summer. He's such a chilly person!
  • Mi abuela es muy friolenta, así que siempre subimos la calefacción.
    My grandmother is very sensitive to the cold, so we always turn up the heating.
  • Soy friolenta por naturaleza, prefiero las mantas y el chocolate caliente.
    I'm naturally a cold person, I prefer blankets and hot chocolate.

❓ FAQ

How do you say 'always cold / chilly person' in Spanish?
You could say 'friolento' (for a male) or 'friolenta' (for a female). You can also use phrases like 'persona friolera' (chilly person) or 'alguien que siempre tiene frío' (someone who is always cold).
How do you pronounce 'friolento' in Spanish?
It's pronounced free-oh-LEN-toh.
How do you use 'friolento' in a sentence?
Here are a few examples: 'Mi hermano es muy friolento,' (My brother is very sensitive to the cold), or 'Ella es friolenta, así que siempre lleva una chaqueta.' (She's always cold, so she always wears a jacket).
What is the English translation of 'friolento'?
It translates to 'always cold,' 'chilly person,' or 'sensitive to the cold.'
Does 'friolento' change for gender or number?
Yes, it does. For a female, it's 'friolenta,' and for multiple people, it's 'friolentos' (masculine or mixed gender) or 'friolentas' (feminine).
Is 'friolento' common in everyday Spanish?
Yes, it's quite common and easily understood.
Does 'friolento' have slang or double meanings?
No, it's generally used in a straightforward way with no slang or double meanings.
Is 'friolento' used differently in Spain vs Latin America?
Not really. The meaning and usage are pretty consistent across Spanish-speaking regions.

🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "friolento"

Synonyms: friolero, friolera
Opposites: caluroso, calurosa

💡 Did You Know?

Friolento comes from the Spanish word 'frío,' which means 'cold.' It's a fun way to describe someone who's always bundled up!

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