No. 7,373 in Spanish

hell

The Spanish word for "hell" is "infierno," meaning a place of punishment or suffering after death.

In a sentence

Al diablo con esta tarea, nunca parece terminar.
To hell with this task, it never seems to end.
Used expressions indicating frustration or disdain.
¿Qué demonios estás haciendo aquí a esta hora?
What the hell are you doing here at this hour?
Exclamatory expression showing surprise or confusion.
La fiesta fue un infierno debido al mal clima.
The party was hell because of the bad weather.
Describes a challenging or unpleasant situation.

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