ronquido means snoring — a common term in Funny Words. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: October 23, 2025
ronquido
noun • /[ron-KEE-doh]/
snoring
Example:
Su ronquido retumba como motor viejo.
His snoring rumbles like an old engine.
🧠 What does ronquido mean?
Ronquido is the Spanish word for 'snoring,' that rumbling or rattling sound someone makes while sleeping when their breathing is partially obstructed. It can range from a gentle purr to a loud, room-shaking snort. While sometimes funny, persistent, loud ronquidos can be a sign of a sleep disorder.
📚 Extra examples
- Los ronquidos de mi abuelo me mantuvieron despierto toda la noche.
My grandfather's snoring kept me awake all night. - ¡Qué ronquido más fuerte! ¿Estás seguro de que sigue respirando?
What a loud snore! Are you sure he's still breathing? - El ronquido es un problema común en las parejas.
Snoring is a common problem for couples. - Ella empezó a roncar tan pronto como se durmió.
She started snoring as soon as she fell asleep.
💡 Did You Know?
In some Spanish-speaking cultures, light snoring might be seen as a sign of deep sleep and contentment!
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "ronquido"
Synonyms: roncar (verb - to snore), resoplido (snort - can sometimes refer to a snore)
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