Spanish 3cd

Anfibio verde

Green amphibian

Burro / Asno

Donkey

Caballo

Horse (what a knight rides)

Cisne

Swan (a white bird with a long neck that swims in the water)

Conejo

Rabbit (an animal with long ears associated with Easter)

Cocodrilo

Crocodile (similar to an alligator)

Dragón

Dragon (an imaginary animal in stories that has claws, a long tail, and breathes fire)

León

Lion (king of the jungle)

Lobo

Wolf (the villain in The Three Little Pigs)

Mono

Monkey (a playful animal that eats bananas)

Osos

Bears (Goldilocks and the Three Bears)

Pájaro

Bird

Pato

Duck (a bird that swims in the lake and says "Quack quack")

Ratón

Mouse (a rodent that eats cheese)

Serpiente

Snake (a reptile with no legs)

Tigre

Tiger (a large cat with black and orange stripes)

Tortuga

Turtle (a reptile that walks very slowly)

Bosque

Forest (a group of trees)

Bruja

Witch (a woman with magical powers, often wears black dresses and flies on a broom)

Castillo

Castle (the residence of kings)

Caballero

Knight (a man who rides a horse and uses a sword)

Daga / Puñal

Dagger (a weapon similar to a knife)

Deseos

Wishes (the genie grants you three wishes)

Dioses

Gods (Zeus and Apollo)

Enanos

Dwarfs (very small men)

Espada

Sword (a long iron knife)

Fantasma

Ghost (spirit)

Fortaleza

Fortress (a walled and fortified space)

Genio

Genie (a magical man who lives in a bottle)

Gigante

Giant (a huge man)

Guerra

War (a conflict or battle between two countries)

Guerrero

Warrior (soldier)

Hada

Fairy (an imaginary creature, a small person with wings; a fantasy character)

Hechicero

Sorcerer (a man with a magic wand)

Héroe

Hero (a person who saves the day)

Heroína

Heroine (a person who saves the day)

Hada madrina

Fairy godmother (Cinderella had a fairy godmother)

Malvado

Villain (a very bad person in the story)

Príncipe

Prince (the king’s son)

Palacio

Palace (a very large and wealthy house where a king, noble, or important person lives)

Princesa

Princess (the king’s daughter)

Poderes mágicos

Magical powers (The witch uses her magical powers to transform the prince into a mouse)

Rey

King (the most powerful man in the kingdom)

Reina

Queen (the king’s wife)

Sabio

Wise man (an old and intelligent man)

Torre

Tower (the highest part of the castle)

Varita mágica

Magic wand (a small stick attributed with magical powers, used by fairies and wizards)

Aparecer

To appear (opposite of disappear)

Buscar

To search (to try to find)

Cambiarse

To change oneself (to transform)

Creer

To believe (to think something is true)

Castigar

To punish (to discipline)

Convertirse en

To turn into (to transform)

Crear

To create (synonym for making or fabricating)

Desaparecer

To disappear (to stop existing)

Encontrar

To find (you must search for something to find it)

Huir

To flee (opposite of chase)

Liberar

To free (to rescue)

Matar

To kill (to end someone’s life)

Poner un hechizo

To cast a spell (to enchant)

Perseguir

To chase (opposite of flee)

Rescatar

To rescue (to save)

Sacrificar

To sacrifice (to offer a victim to the gods to ask them for something or to give thanks)

Salvar

To save (to rescue)

Sufrir

To suffer (to feel physical or emotional pain)

Tirar

To throw (to launch)

Traicionar

To betray (to do something bad to a friend)

Transformar

To transform (to convert)

Mito

Myth (a story with gods)

Cuento de hadas

Fairy tale (Snow White is a fairy tale)

Leyenda

Legend (a popular story that recounts a real or fabulous event adorned with fantastic or marvelous elements from folklore, originally transmitted orally)

Fábula

Fable (a short story or poem with a moral lesson; often, the characters are animals)

Personajes

Characters (people in a story)

Moraleja

Moral (the lesson of a story)

El fin

The end (the final part)

Eventos

Events (the actions in the story)

Cruel

Cruel (synonym for malicious)

Débil

Weak (opposite of strong)

Delgado

Thin (opposite of fat)

Desafortunado

Unlucky (opposite of fortunate)

Encantado

Enchanted (under a spell)

Extraño

Strange (not normal)

Fuerte

Strong (opposite of weak)

Hermosa

Beautiful (very pretty)

Inexplicable

Inexplicable (cannot be explained)

Inocente

Innocent (not guilty, does nothing bad)

Mágico

Magical (something related to magic)

Malicioso

Malicious (cruel and evil)

Peligroso

Dangerous (not safe)

Poderoso

Powerful (if you have a lot of power, you are powerful)

Sagrado

Sacred (The Bible is a sacred book for Christians)

Valiente

Brave (opposite of cowardly)

Vivieron siempre felices

"They lived happily ever after" (the end of a fairy tale)

Había una vez

"Once upon a time" (the beginning of a fairy tale)

Unicornio

Unicorn (a magical horse with a horn)

Mazmorra

Dungeon (an underground prison)

Sirena

Mermaid (part girl, part fish)

Cobarde

Coward (opposite of brave)