1. Means as a verb:
* significa: This is the most common translation for "means" in the sense of "to signify" or "to mean".
* Example: "This symbol significa peace." (This symbol means peace.)
* quiere decir: This is another common translation for "means" in the sense of "to mean" or "to imply."
* Example: "What quiere decir this word?" (What does this word mean?)
2. Means as a noun:
* medios: This translates to "means" in the sense of tools, methods, or resources.
* Example: "They used all the medios available to them." (They used all the means available to them.)
* forma: This translates to "means" in the sense of a method or way.
* Example: "There are many different formas to reach your goal." (There are many different means to reach your goal.)
* manera: Similar to "forma," this translates to "means" in the sense of a method or way.
* Example: "There is no manera to do it." (There is no way to do it.)
3. Means as an adjective:
* medios: This translates to "means" in the sense of average or moderate.
* Example: "He has medios skills." (He has average skills.)
It's important to consider the context of the sentence to determine the most appropriate translation. If you can provide the full sentence, I can help you find the best translation.