Título means degree — a common term in Academic & Exam Prep. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: March 15, 2026
Título
noun • /[TEE-too-lo]/
degree
Example:
Recibió su título ayer.
She received her degree yesterday.
🧠 What does Título mean?
The Spanish noun 'título' refers to a formal document or qualification that attests to the completion of a course of study or the achievement of a certain level of expertise or academic standing. It is often obtained after completing secondary education, vocational training, or higher education programs, such as a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree. Beyond academic credentials, 'título' can also signify a title of ownership, a legal right, or even the name of a work of art, book, or film.
📚 Extra examples
- Obtuvo su título universitario en ingeniería el año pasado.
He obtained his university degree in engineering last year. - El nuevo libro de Gabriel García Márquez lleva un título muy sugerente.
Gabriel García Márquez's new book has a very evocative title. - Para acceder a esta oposición, es necesario tener un título de grado.
To access this civil service position, it is necessary to have a bachelor's degree. - La escritura de la casa quedó registrada a su nombre, acreditando el título de propiedad.
The deed to the house was registered in his name, proving the title of ownership.
💡 Did You Know?
The word 'título' originates from the Latin word 'titulus', which originally meant 'inscription' or 'label'. This etymology helps explain its broader usage beyond just academic degrees to include any form of designation or title.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "Título"
Synonyms: licenciatura, diploma, grado, acreditación, certificación, nombre, denominación
Opposites: analfabetismo, ignorancia, descalificación
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