Brotaban (en. Sprouted)

/bɾoˈtabaɲ/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Something came out or emerged from a surface.

Flowers bloomed in the field every spring.

Las flores brotaban en el campo cada primavera.

Something manifested or appeared.

The project ideas flowed easily during the brainstorming session.

Las ideas del proyecto brotaban con facilidad durante la lluvia de ideas.

They arose or were generated in a specific context.

New friendships blossomed among the students on their first day of classes.

Nuevas amistades brotaban entre los estudiantes en su primer día de clases.

From the verb brotar, which comes from the Latin 'brotare', meaning 'to grow' or 'to emerge'.

to spring from nothing

to make something appear without having planned it

brotar de la nada

to bloom like flowers

to emerge abundantly and quickly

brotar como flores

ideas burst forth

to manifest thoughts or concepts spontaneously

brotaban ideas

to sprout

Something emerging from a place.

brotar

sprouts

Present form of the verb brotar.

brota

sprouting

Process of sprouting.

brotación

To arise suddenly in a conversation.

That topic came up in the middle of the chat.

Ese tema brotó en medio de la plática.

To support someone who is in trouble.

Whenever there are problems, my friends spring up to help me.

Siempre que hay problemas, mis amigos brotan para ayudarme.