Spanish vocabulary · Beginner
Forearm in Spanish: Antebrazo
Antebrazo · noun · ahn-teh-BRAH-soh
Antebrazo is the Spanish word for forearm, the part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist.
ahn-teh-BRAH-soh
Me duele el antebrazo derecho.
My right forearm hurts.
How Native Speakers Use Antebrazo
Real example sentences across three contexts you'll actually run into.
Injury description
Se fracturó el antebrazo jugando fútbol.
He fractured his forearm playing soccer.
Describing a sports injury.
At the gym
Estos ejercicios fortalecen los antebrazos.
These exercises strengthen the forearms.
Discussing a workout routine.
Tattoo location
Tiene un tatuaje en el antebrazo izquierdo.
She has a tattoo on her left forearm.
Describing body art placement.
Avoid These Mistakes When Using Antebrazo
Confusing ante- prefix
Incorrect: Me lastimé el brazo ante.
Correct: Me lastimé el antebrazo.
Antebrazo is one compound word — splitting it into brazo ante changes the meaning entirely.
Omitting the article
Incorrect: Duele antebrazo.
Correct: Me duele el antebrazo.
Spanish requires the definite article el before body parts and the reflexive pronoun me to indicate possession.
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Common Questions About Forearm in Spanish
- How do you say 'forearm' in Spanish?
- The word is antebrazo, which literally combines ante (before) and brazo (arm), describing the part before the main arm.
- Is antebrazo masculine or feminine?
- Antebrazo is a masculine noun, so it uses the article el — for example, el antebrazo izquierdo.
- How do you say 'I hurt my forearm' in Spanish?
- You would say me lastimé el antebrazo, using the reflexive construction with the definite article instead of a possessive pronoun.