inventario
inventory
noun een-ben-TAH-ryoh Rare
Origin: From Latin inventarium, from invenire (to find, to discover).
Usage Note
Inventario is the list of goods or stock held by a business or organization, and also the formal process of counting them (hacer un inventario = to take stock). In literary or poetic use it can mean a comprehensive enumeration of things. The English 'inventory' is a true cognate sharing the same Latin root, so the meaning transfers directly.
Examples
"Hicimos el inventario del almacén."
Natural Translation
We did the warehouse inventory.
Related Words
Explore Spanish by topic
SpanishNow
6 min read