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Sitio is masculine in Spanish. The article is el, so the full form is el sitio ("site").
MASCULINEel sitio
site
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How do you say sitio in Spanish?
How do you pronounce sitio in Spanish?
sitio is pronounced /el ˈsitjo/ in Spanish.
Example sentences
El sitio antiguo fue descubierto por arqueólogos famosos.
The ancient site was discovered by famous archaeologists.
Este sitio histórico es muy visitado por turistas interesados.
This historical site is very visited by interested tourists.
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Why is it masculine?
Sitio is masculine because it derives from the Latin "situs" (masculine), meaning "placed" or "position," which retained its masculine gender through the regular sound changes from Latin to Spanish (Latin -us typically becomes Spanish -o in masculine nouns). The word's masculine gender is therefore a direct inheritance from its Latin etymological root rather than following any particular Spanish rule.
What is the Spanish word for site?
The Spanish word for site is el sitio — masculine.
Gender across languages
| Language | Word | Article | Gender |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇮🇹 Italian | sito | il | masculine |
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