siguiente

Meaning

1. (feminine, masculine) following
2. (feminine, masculine) next

Concepts

next

following

subsequent

succeeding

coming

future

ahead

ensuing

second

2nd

further

incoming

sequent

ensuant

consecutive

resulting

undermentioned

upcoming

after

Synonyms

próximo

consecutivo

sucesivo

entrante

subsiguiente

próxima

venidero

proximo

el que viene

continuo

futuro

Translations

suivant

seguente

seguinte

següent

folgend

prossimo

επόμενος

prochain

nächst

successivo

próximo

nächste

volgend

ακόλουθος

Hyphenated as

si‧guien‧te

Pronounced as (IPA)

/siˈɡjente/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: sequēns

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish syguiente, from the old present participle of seguir. Corresponds to Latin sequentem (“following”), the present active participle of sequor (“to follow”), from Proto-Italic *sekʷōr, from Proto-Indo-European *sekʷ- (“to follow”). Compare English sequential.

Sentences

Al día siguiente se abrió al público .

The next day it opened to the public.

Apareció una segunda edición al año siguiente .

A second edition appeared the following year.

Lo cierto es que al día siguiente estaban firmando contrato .

The truth is that the next day they were signing a contract.

Al año siguiente anotó su unico gol en su carrera .

The following year he scored his only goal in his career.

Al día siguiente fue consagrado en la Iglesia de San Pedro .

The next day he was consecrated in St. Peter's Church.

La siguiente fase consiste en la elaboración y añadido de las tapas del libro .

The next phase consists of the preparation and addition of the book covers.