susurrante means whispering — a common term in Beautiful Spanish. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: February 5, 2026
susurrante
adjective • /[soo-soo-RAN-te]/
whispering
Example:
El viento susurrante traía recuerdos.
The whispering wind carried memories.
🧠 What does susurrante mean?
The adjective 'susurrante' describes something that is whispering, murmuring, or making a soft, rustling sound. It is the present participle of the verb 'susurrar' (to whisper). This word has a poetic and evocative quality, often used in literature to describe gentle sounds like a soft voice, the wind moving through trees, or the gentle flow of water.
📚 Extra examples
- La voz susurrante de la madre calmó al niño.
The mother's whispering voice calmed the child. - Nos sentamos a escuchar el viento susurrante entre los pinos.
We sat and listened to the whispering wind among the pine trees. - El arroyo bajaba de la montaña con un murmullo susurrante.
The stream came down from the mountain with a whispering murmur. - La biblioteca era un espacio silencioso, roto solo por el paso susurrante de las páginas.
The library was a silent space, broken only by the whispering turn of pages.
💡 Did You Know?
The word 'susurrante' comes from the verb 'susurrar', which is onomatopoeic. This means the word itself imitates the soft, hissing sound of a whisper ('s-s-s-r-r'), making it a particularly descriptive and evocative term in the Spanish language.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "susurrante"
Synonyms: murmurante, cuchicheante, rumoroso, sibilante
Opposites: ruidoso, estruendoso, atronador, clamoroso
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