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título means security — a common term in Spanish for Business. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.

📅 Published: April 23, 2026

💼 Spanish for Business

título

noun • /[TEE-too-lo]/

security

Example:

Compró un título financiero.

He bought a financial security.

🧠 What does título mean?

In a business and financial context, 'título' refers to a financial instrument or security that represents ownership or a creditor relationship with an entity. These can include stocks (acciones), bonds (bonos), or other negotiable securities traded on financial markets. Holding a 'título' grants the holder certain rights, such as dividends or interest payments, and can be bought and sold, making it a form of investment or capital.

📚 Extra examples

  • La empresa emitió nuevos títulos para financiar su expansión.
    The company issued new securities to finance its expansion.
  • Los inversores buscan títulos de renta fija para asegurar sus ahorros.
    Investors seek fixed-income securities to secure their savings.
  • El valor de este título ha aumentado considerablemente en el último trimestre.
    The value of this security has increased considerably in the last quarter.
  • Comprar títulos es una forma de invertir en el mercado de valores.
    Buying securities is a way to invest in the stock market.
  • El banco de inversión se especializa en la gestión de títulos corporativos.
    The investment bank specializes in the management of corporate securities.

💡 Did You Know?

While 'título' can also mean 'title' (like a book title or a degree), its meaning as a financial 'security' is crucial in the business world, representing ownership or debt.

🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "título"

Synonyms: valor, instrumento financiero, activo financiero, acción (if referring to stock)
Opposites: pasivo, deuda (in some contexts)

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❓ FAQ

How do you say 'security' in Spanish?
The most appropriate translation for 'security' in a financial context is 'título'.
How do you pronounce 'título' in Spanish?
The pronunciation of 'título' is 'TEE-too-loh'. The accent mark on the 'i' indicates that it receives the stress.
How do you use 'título' in a sentence?
'Título' is used to refer to a financial instrument like a stock or bond. For example, 'El banco ofrece una variedad de títulos para invertir.' (The bank offers a variety of securities for investment.)
What is the English translation of 'título'?
While 'título' can mean 'title' in other contexts, in business and finance, its primary English translation is 'security'.
Does 'título' change for gender or number?
Yes, 'título' is a masculine noun. In the plural form, it becomes 'títulos'.
Is 'título' common in everyday Spanish?
In everyday conversation outside of financial discussions, 'título' is less common and usually refers to a 'title' (like a book title or a professional title). However, it is a fundamental term in business and finance vocabulary.
Does 'título' have slang or double meanings?
In its financial sense, 'título' does not typically have slang or double meanings. Its meaning is specific to financial instruments. In other contexts, 'título' can mean 'title' (of a book, film, or a degree), which is a distinct meaning.
Is 'título' used differently in Spain vs Latin America?
The use of 'título' as a financial security is consistent across Spain and Latin America. However, like many Spanish words, regional variations in specific financial market practices or the naming of particular instruments might exist.

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