mauro

This is the 4223rd most frequent Spanish word.

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mauro

"Mauro" is a name of Latin origin meaning "dark-skinned" or "Moorish."


Here, 'Mauro' is a proper noun and serves as a personal name.

Mauro es un nombre propio común en algunos países de habla hispana.

Mauro is a common given name in some Spanish-speaking countries.


In this context, 'mauro' is used as a noun referring to a historical group of people, specifically the Moors.

El texto antiguo hablaba de un mauro que llegó a estas tierras.

The ancient text spoke of a Moor who arrived at these lands.


Here, 'maúro' (a variant spelling) is used as an adjective in literary or descriptive language to depict a dark or dusky hue, showcasing its less common usage.

El color maúro del lienzo añade profundidad al cuadro.

The dark color of the canvas adds depth to the painting.