The Meaning of módico

Keyword: Módico

Definition: “Módico” is an adjective in Spanish that means moderate, reasonable, or modest, particularly with respect to price, amount, or degree. It often describes something that is not excessive and is considered fair or manageable.

Usage:

• “El precio de este libro es módico, por lo que todos pueden comprarlo.” (The price of this book is moderate, so everyone can afford it.)
• “Su esfuerzo fue módico, pero la calidad del trabajo fue excelente.” (His effort was reasonable, but the quality of the work was excellent.)

Etymology: The word “módico” comes from the Latin “modicus,” which means moderate, small, or moderate in quantity. The Latin root itself derives from “modus,” meaning measure or manner.

Pronunciation: [ˈmoðiko] (Phonetic transcription in Spanish)

Synonyms:

• Moderado (moderate)
• Razonable (reasonable)
• Accesible (accessible)
• Asequible (affordable)

Antonyms:

• Exorbitante (exorbitant)
• Excessivo (excessive)
• Desmedido (unrestrained)
• Caro (expensive)

This word is frequently used in contexts regarding economics, budgeting, or discussing efforts and contributions where balance is appreciated.

1. Su precio es muy módico comparado con otros productos similares.
   (Its price is very modest compared to other similar products.)

2. Encontré un hotel con tarifas módicas en el centro de la ciudad.
   (I found a hotel with modest rates in the city center.)

3. Aunque el arte es de alta calidad, los costos son módicos.
   (Even though the art is of high quality, the costs are modest.)

4. El menú del restaurante ofrece platillos módicos para todos los bolsillos.
   (The restaurant’s menu offers modest dishes for all budgets.)

5. La organización busca donaciones en cantidades módicas para ayudar a los necesitados.
   (The organization seeks donations in modest amounts to help those in need.)

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