English–Spanish
“devil” in Spanish
How to say “devil” in Spanish
“Devil” in Spanish is diabla.
Woman seen as morally dangerous or sexually seductive.
Example sentences with diabla
Ella actúa como una diabla en las fiestas.
She acts like a little devil at parties.
Tips for using diabla
- Usually figurative and strongly negative, diabla commonly implies moral blame or sexual threat and can be offensive in formal or unfamiliar contexts.
Other Spanish words for “devil”
No creo en el diablo.
I don't believe in the devil.
