susurro means whisper — a common term in Beautiful Spanish. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: July 2, 2025
susurro
noun • /[soo-SOO-roh]/
whisper
Example:
Escuché el susurro del viento en árboles.
I heard the whisper of wind through trees.
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🧠 What does susurro mean?
Susurro translates to 'whisper' in English. It refers to a soft, low, and often secretive way of speaking, barely audible to others. It evokes a sense of intimacy, mystery, or confidentiality. Think of the rustling of leaves in the wind, or a secret shared between two friends – that gentle sound is captured perfectly by the word 'susurro'. It's often used to describe spoken words, but can also be used poetically to describe other quiet sounds.
📚 Extra examples
- El susurro del viento entre las hojas me relaja.
The whisper of the wind through the leaves relaxes me. - Me contó el secreto en un susurro.
They told me the secret in a whisper. - Oí un susurro proveniente del otro lado de la puerta.
I heard a whisper coming from the other side of the door. - El susurro de las olas me arrullaba para dormir.
The whisper of the waves lulled me to sleep. - Hablaron en susurros para no despertar al bebé.
They spoke in whispers so as not to wake the baby.
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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "susurro"
Synonyms: murmullo, cuchicheo
Opposites: grito, alarido
💡 Did You Know?
The verb form of 'susurro' is 'susurrar', which means 'to whisper'. You can use it like this: 'Ella me susurró un secreto' (She whispered a secret to me).
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