English–Spanish
“charm” in Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/koŋˈxuɾo/
Example
Mi abuela me enseñó un conjuro para no tener pesadillas.
My grandmother taught me a charm so I wouldn't have nightmares.
How to say “charm” in Spanish
“Charm” in Spanish is conjuro.
A recited phrase or formula intended to produce or prevent supernatural effects.
Example sentences with conjuro
Susurraron un conjuro para que el bebé dejara de llorar.
They whispered a spell so the baby would stop crying.
Tips for using conjuro
- Although similar to the English verb 'conjure', conjuro is the noun for the spell itself and typically collocates with verbs such as echar or recitar.
Other Spanish words for “charm”
Este barrio tiene mucho encanto.
This neighborhood has a lot of charm.
Su sonrisa me enamoró.
Her smile charmed me.
La sonrisa de Ana conquista a todos.
Ana's smile charms everyone.