English–Spanish

“flock of sheep” in Spanish

Spanish

Pronunciation

IPA/reˈβaɲo/

Example

¿Viste el rebaño en la pradera?

Did you see the flock of sheep in the meadow?

Illustration for rebaño (flock of sheep)

How to say “flock of sheep” in Spanish

“Flock of sheep” in Spanish is rebaño.

Sheep grazing and moving together as a single group.

Full entry for rebaño: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with rebaño

El pastor reunió al rebaño antes de la tormenta.

The shepherd gathered the flock before the storm.

Tips for using rebaño

  • In Spanish rebaño corresponds to English herd but is used mainly for sheep; cattle and horses are usually called manada or ganado, and rebaño is also used figuratively for large groups of people.

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