How to rhyme one word with another
Suggestions:
Nouns that end in A or O can rhyme with the A or O form of verbs in the present tense. (Yo beso, un
abrazo)
Nouns that end in AS can rhyme with the AS tú form of -ar verbs in the present tense. (Tú cantas, mis
llantas)
Nouns that end in - ía rhyme with 3rd person singular imperfect and conditional verbs. (alegría, me
gustaría)
Feminine singular nouns ending in A rhyme with the 3rd person singular form of -ar verbs in the present
tense or with -er and -ir verbs in the present subjunctive.
Nouns that end in oz like voz rhyme with nouns that end in os like altos.
The absolute superlative of adjectives ísimo, ísimos, ísimas, or ísimas rhyme with words that end in o, os,
a, or as. See pages 208 and 209 in your dictionary.
Diminutives of nouns, adjectives and some adverbs that suggest smallness or to express a feeling of
affection such as: ito, itos, ita, itas, illo, illos, illas, illas, cillo, cillos, cilla, cillos can be used to make
dissimilar words rhyme. (i.e. casa doesn=t rhyme completely with cita, but casita a small house does.)
See pages 268 and 269 in your dictionary.
Augmentatives of nouns, adjectives and some adverbs that are used mainly to imply largeness, such as :
ón/ona/ones/onas, azo/azos/aza/azas, ote/otes/ota/otas can also be used to make dissimilar words rhyme.
(i.e. silla doesn=t rhyme with hombre but sillón rhymes with hombrón ) See pages 268 and 269 in your
dictionary.
Infinitives that end in -ar rhyme with other infinitives that end in -ar. The same goes for -er and -ir. You
can use them in infinitive constructions. (i.e Quiero trabajar y Me gusta viajar.) See pages 46-51 in your
dictionary.
Gerunds -ando, iendo, yendo can be used to rhyme. See pages 52 and 53 in your dictionary.
Past participles in the perfect tense or as adjectives can be used to rhyme: ado, ados, ada, adas, ido, idos,
ida, idas.
See pages 18 and 19 in your dictionary.
Adverbs that end in -mente can be used to rhyme. (frecuentemente, especialmente) See pages 250-25 in
your dictionary.
Irregular yo forms of verbs in the present tense rhyme: tengo/vengo
Nouns - See pages 188-195 in your dictionary for the following:
Many nouns in Spanish end in -miento ( sentimiento, conocimiento)
Many nouns in Spanish end in -ños - (sueños, años, daños)
Many nouns in Spanish end in -anza (confianza, esperanza)
Many nouns in Spanish end in -ud ( juventud, esclavitud, salud )
Many nouns in Spanish end in -jos ( lejos, consejos, viejos)
Many nouns in Spanish end in -dad or the plural -dades. (ciudad, felicidad)
Many nouns in Spanish end in -ción or the plural -ciones. (nación, canción)
Many nouns in Spanish end in -or (el amor, el honor, el valor, el temor)