How to Say ‘To pray’ in Spain Spanish
Rezar
reh-THAHR
[reh-THAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: “Rezar” is the common verb for praying. Related noun: “la oración” (prayer).
🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain, older generations may say “rezar el rosario” (pray the rosary), a very Catholic expression.
Phrase Breakdown
Rezar
[reh-THAHR]
to pray
Verb meaning “to pray.” Common in Catholic contexts in Spain; also used generally by Christians. Often followed by “a Dios / a Jesús” or “por…” (for…).
Me ayuda Rezar a Jesús cuando tengo miedo.
It helps me to pray to Jesus when I’m afraid.
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