Multi-Meaning Adjectives Flashcards by Behr Mohr

bastante/suficiente

enough

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ambos

both

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cada

each (same form for masculine and feminine)

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varios

several

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alguno

some (drops o- before masculine noun)

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otro

other/another

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todo

all/every

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proximo

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unico

only

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ultimo

last/final

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antiguo (preceding)

former, as in former boyfriend

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antiguo (following)

ancient, as in ancient civilization

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cierto (preceding)

certain, as in certain day

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cierto (following)

sure, as in a sure thing

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grande (preceding)

great, as in a great man (shortens to gran before singular noun)

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grande (following)

big, as in the big man (shortens to gran before singular noun)

pobre (preceding)

poor, as in unfortunate

pobre (following)

poor, as in no money

mismo (preceding)

same, as in the same book

mismo (following)

himself, as in the professor himself

viejo (preceding)

longtime, as in longtime friends

viejo (following)

old, as in old people