Spanish · Adjectives
Full
Containing as much as possible.
El autobús está lleno.
The bus is full.
The word 'lleno' originates from the Latin 'plenus', which means full or filled. Over time, it evolved in the Spanish language to describe something that is not empty.
'Lleno' is commonly used in both spoken and written Spanish to describe physical fullness, such as a container or a person’s stomach, and can be used in both formal and informal contexts, primarily in Spain and Latin America.