hermana
Female sibling, Spanish
Hermana is Spanish for sister.
In English contexts, it signals Latina/Latino identity or cultural solidarity, often appearing alongside other Spanish kinship terms: She's not just my friend, she's my hermana.
The word carries warmth and implies a bond deeper than mere friendship.
Hebrew alphabet's fourteenth
- conventReligious sisters' dwelling
- orderMethodical arrangement or request
- veilFabric that obscures
- habitSettled regular tendency
monastery · abbess · novice · vows · Catholic · clergy · devotion · prayer
Non-kin mutual bond
- girlfriendFemale romantic partner
- comadreReciprocal godparent term
- confidanteTrusted female friend
- bestieClosest pal, informally
soul sister · bond · loyalty · solidarity · companionship · trust · closeness · sisterhood
sister
Female sibling
mother · father · family · cousin · aunt · niece · relatives · kinship · twins · younger
nun
Hebrew alphabet's fourteenth
habit · monastery · abbess · novice · vows · Catholic · clergy · devotion · prayer · community
friend
Non-kin mutual bond
- girlfriendFemale romantic partner
- comadreReciprocal godparent term
- confidanteTrusted female friend
bestie · soul sister · bond · loyalty · solidarity · companionship · trust · closeness · sisterhood · support
identical
Exactly the same
lookalike · double · pair · duplicate · bond · telepathy · inseparable · synchronized · twinship · similarity
- Spanish Wordsagua, adios, amigo, bueno, casa
- Latina IdentityChicana, mestiza, Afro-Latina, hyphenated identity, belonging