So, I found myself needing to know the English word for “mujer” the other day. It popped up somewhere, maybe I was listening to some music or trying to make sense of a conversation snippet I overheard. Honestly can’t recall exactly where, but the word stuck in my head.
I knew I’d heard “mujer” before, definitely Spanish, but for the life of me, the English just wasn’t coming to mind. It felt like it was right there, on the tip of my tongue, you know? Super annoying feeling. My brain just kept drawing a blank.
Figuring it Out
Okay, so first I just mumbled “mujer, mujer” to myself a few times. Hoped it would magically trigger the translation. Nope. Nothing. My Spanish is pretty much non-existent these days, learned a bit ages ago but haven’t used it.
Right, plan B. Had to look it up. Didn’t feel like asking anyone, felt kinda dumb not knowing it. So, I grabbed my phone, like I usually do when I’m stuck.
- Pulled up a search page.
- Typed in something real simple, probably like “mujer meaning in english” or “translate mujer”. Didn’t need anything fancy.
- Hit the search button.
Took like two seconds. The answer showed up clear as day: woman. Ah! Right! Woman. Of course. It seemed so obvious once I saw it. Felt a bit silly for blanking on it.
Just to be sure, I quickly checked the plural too, “mujeres”. Yep, that came back as “women”. Makes sense. Basic stuff, really.
So yeah, that was my little quest for the day. Found out “mujer” is “woman”. Simple as that. It’s funny how sometimes the most common words can just escape you. Anyway, sorted now.
