palacio
palacio is a Spanish noun meaning palace. It is the 1,168th most common word in Spanish, which puts it at CEFR level A2. It turns up in about 1 in 654 sentences of real Spanish prose.
1,168
rank
of 5,000
A2
CEFR level
by frequency
1 in 654
sentences
contain it
76.7%
running total
of a book covered
Running total is cumulative: knowing palacio and every Spanish word above it covers 76.7% of the running words in a real book.
Is palacio worth learning now?
palacio sits at rank 1,168, past the first thousand words that cover 75.32% of a book on their own. It is a A2 word: worth learning once the commonest thousand are secure, and you will meet it often enough at that point to make it stick.
Frequency is the honest guide to order, not to method. A word learned from a list on its own fades; the same word met inside a sentence you wanted to read stays. Check a Spanish text against the CEFR bands to see whether what you are reading is at your level.
Spanish words of the same frequency
- proponer #1,164 - to propose, to propound, to put forth, to put forward, to bring forward, to suggest
- vuelo #1,165 - flight
- virgen #1,166 - virgin
- varios #1,167 - various, several
- social #1,169 - social
- ciento #1,170 - one hundred
- aprovechar #1,171 - to make use of, to make the most of, to get the most out of
- cantidad #1,172 - amount
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Where this comes from
The rank is measured, not copied: 394 million words of subtitle dialogue for how Spanish is spoken, and 45 public-domain books for how it is written. Conjugations and plurals count towards the word they belong to, so palacio is ranked as a word rather than as a spelling. The meaning and part of speech come from Wiktionary. Generated 2026-07-27.
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