How to say hand in Spanish?
The word “hand” in Spanish is “mano”. It is a feminine noun, so it is often preceded by the feminine article “la”.
Here are a few examples of how to use “mano” in a sentence:
- Lávate las manos antes de comer. (Wash your hands before eating.)
- Tengo una herida en la mano. (I have a wound on my hand.)
- Él me dio la mano y me ayudó a levantarme. (He gave me his hand and helped me get up.)
As you can see from the examples above, “mano” is a common word in Spanish, and it is used in a variety of contexts to refer to the human hand.
Sentences with the word hand in Spanish
Me duele la mano. | – | My hand hurts. |
¿Qué tienes en la mano? | – | What do you have in your hand? |
¿En qué mano está tu regalo? | – | In which hand is your gift? |
¿Qué te pasa en la mano? | – | What’s wrong with your hand? |
Me cogí la mano con la puerta. | – | I caught my hand with the door. |
Me enyesaron la mano. | – | They put a cast on my hand. |
Hay que ponerle mano dura a ese muchachito. | – | You have to put a heavy hand on that little boy. |
¡Ni se te ocurra ponerme la mano encima! | – | Don’t you dare lay a hand on me! |
Tengo la mano dañada. | – | I have a damaged hand. |
Me rompí la mano. | – | I broke my hand. |
No metas ahí la mano, mi niño. | – | Don’t stick your hand in there, my boy. |
Vicky se quemó la mano. | – | Vicky burned her hand. |
Tienes tremendo arañazo en la mano. | – | You have a tremendous scratch on your hand. |
¡Muéstrame tu mano! | – | Show me your hand! |
¡Pon la mano y cierra los ojos! | – | Put your hand up and close your eyes! |
Tírame una foto junta esta mano gigante. | – | Take a picture of me holding this giant hand together. |
Tienes muy buena mano para la pintura. | – | You have a very good hand for painting. |
Me encanta el anillo de tu mano derecha. | – | I love the ring on your right hand. |
Vengo a retocarme el tatuaje de la mano. | – | I’m here to touch up the tattoo on my hand. |
Se me encajó un vidrio en la mano. | – | A glass got stuck in my hand. |
Me quiero tatuar el dorso de la mano. | – | I want to tattoo the back of my hand. |
En la mano tengo una cicatriz. | – | I have a scar on my hand. |
Me herí la mano. | – | I hurt my hand. |
Levanta la mano y haz el juramento. | – | Raise your hand and take the oath. |
No me cabe más nada en la mano. | – | I have nothing else in my hand. |
¿No ves que tengo la mano ocupada? | – | Can’t you see my hand is full? |
¡Échame una mano con esto! | – | Give me a hand with this! |
Tengo la mano acalambrada. | – | My hand is cramping. |
Me hicieron una placa de la mano izquierda. | – | I had a plate made on my left hand. |
Juntó su mano con la mía y me besó. | – | He joined his hand with mine and kissed me. |