alma
word
/ˈɑɫmə/
AHL-muh
/ˈɑːlmə/
AHL-muh
Definition
The spiritual or immaterial part of a person, seen as the true self or essence that lives on after the body dies.
Usage & Nuances
'Alma' is a spiritual or poetic word, common in religious, literary, or philosophical contexts. Used in phrases like 'kind soul', 'lost soul', 'soul mate.' Not typically used in daily conversation unless discussing deeper concepts.
Spanish: almaPortuguese (BR): almaPortuguese (PT): almaChinese (Simplified): 灵魂Chinese (Traditional): 靈魂Hindi: आत्माArabic: روحBengali: আত্মাRussian: душаJapanese: 魂Vietnamese: linh hồnKorean: 영혼Turkish: ruhUrdu: روحIndonesian: jiwa - roh
Example Sentences
Many people believe the soul lives on after death.
basic
He looked lost, as if his soul was somewhere else.
natural
He has a kind soul.
basic
She feels like my soul mate.
basic
The music touched my soul.
natural
You could see the pain in her soul just by looking at her eyes.
natural