encanto
Magic in Spanish
Encanto is a Spanish word meaning charm, enchantment, or delight that has crossed into English usage, particularly after the 2021 Disney film of the same name.
It conveys a sense of magical appeal or captivating quality: The old village had a certain encanto that kept tourists coming back.
In Spanish-speaking contexts, calling someone or something an encanto suggests they are delightful or wonderful.
Attractive personal quality
- spellArrange letters correctly
- bewitchmentMagical influence over someone
- sorceryPractice of dark magic
- conjuringPerforming magical illusions
mystical · spellbound · mesmerize · bewitch · captivate · magical · supernatural · witchcraft
Attractive, tempting quality
- fascinationIntense absorbed interest
- appealFormal review request
- attractionPull toward something
- charismaMagnetic personal appeal
magnetism · captivation · glamour · seduction · beauty · grace · elegance · beguile
Kept out of sight
- paradiseIdeal, blissful place
- sanctuaryProtected sacred space
- refugePlace of safety
- secludedSet apart, private
magical · valley · oasis · haven · retreat · utopia · idyllic · dreamland
charm
Attractive personal quality
- spellArrange letters correctly
- bewitchmentMagical influence over someone
- sorceryPractice of dark magic
conjuring · mystical · spellbound · mesmerize · bewitch · captivate · magical · supernatural · witchcraft · amulet
allure
Attractive, tempting quality
- fascinationIntense absorbed interest
- appealFormal review request
- attractionPull toward something
charisma · magnetism · captivation · glamour · seduction · beauty · grace · elegance · beguile · entrancing
hidden
Kept out of sight
secluded · magical · valley · oasis · haven · retreat · utopia · idyllic · dreamland · wonderland
darling
Beloved person or pet
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- belovedOne who is treasured
- treasureValued wealth or keepsake
precious · adorable · querido · cariño · angel · honey · dear · love · sweeting · pet
Disney
Major entertainment conglomerate
Colombia · familia · gift · candle · miracle · Isabela · Luisa · Dolores · Antonio · magical
encantodisenchantment
Loss of cherished belief
repulsion · disgust · revulsion · horror · repugnance
encantomundanity
Everyday, unremarkable quality
ordinariness · banality · disenchantment · reality · normalcy
encantoMoana
Polynesian name meaning ocean
Luca · Turning Red · Shrek · Ice Age · Despicable Me
enchant, enchanted, enchanting, enchantment, enchanter, enchantress, disenchant, disenchanted, disenchantment