multimillonario

multimillionaire

adjective mool-tee-mee-yoh-NAH-ryoh Rare

Also means

worth billions

Usage Note

Multimillonario functions as both adjective (una fortuna multimillonaria, 'a multimillion-dollar fortune') and noun (el multimillonario, 'the multimillionaire'). In everyday use it can imply a net worth in the hundreds of millions or billions — it is less precisely bounded than in English. The prefix multi- here signals 'many millions' rather than specifically 'multiple billionaire.'

Examples

"El acuerdo tiene un valor multimillonario."

Natural Translation

The deal is worth multiple millions.

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