claro
Portuguese
/ˈkla.ɾu/, /ˈkla.ɾo/
adj
Definitions
- light pale in colour
- bright luminous, not dark
- clear without clouds nor fog
- clear free of ambiguity or doubt
- clear distinct, sharp, well-marked, easily perceived as a unit
- (of eyes) blue, green or grey
- evident obviously true by simple observation
Etymology
Derived from Latin clārus (clear, bright).
Origin
Latin
clārus
Gloss
clear, bright
Concept
Semantic Field
Cognition
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- clear English
- clearable English
- clearage English
- clearance English
- clearcoat English
- clearcutting English
- cleardown English
- clearer English
- clearest English
- cleareth English
- clearheaded English
- clearie English
- clearly English
- clearness English
- clearskin English
- clearspan English
- clearstarch English
- cleartext English
- clearwater English
- clearway English
- clearweed English
- cleary English
- everclear English
- hyperclear English
- nonclear English
- overclear English
- preclear English
- reclear English
- semiclear English
- superclear English
- ultraclear English
- unclear English
- clear-tila Finnish
- clare Latin
- clareo Latin
- clarifico Latin
- clario Latin
- claritas Latin
- claritudo Latin
- claro Latin
- clārus Latin
- clārātum Latin
- klar German
- chiaramente Italian
- chiarezza Italian
- chiarire Italian
- chiarissimo Italian
- chiarità Italian
- chiaro Italian
- chiarore Italian
- chiaroscuro Italian
- schiarire Italian
- clair French
- claramente Spanish, Castilian
- clarear Spanish, Castilian
- claridad Spanish, Castilian
- clarividente Spanish, Castilian
- claro Spanish, Castilian
- *kelh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- clarear Portuguese
- clareira Portuguese
- clarividente Portuguese
- clarão Portuguese
- vidente Portuguese
- クリア Japanese
- clere Middle English
- cler Old French
- klara Esperanto
- chiar Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- clar Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- เคลียร์ Thai
- claer Middle Dutch
- clâer Middle Dutch
- klaro Tagalog
- qartë Albanian
- claro Old Portuguese
- klār Middle Low German
- *klāros Proto-Italic
- clar Romansh
- clâr Friulian
- clar Old Occitan
- chiaru Sicilian
- ciaro Venetian
- klil Volapük
- ciæo Ligurian