Brotan (en. Sprout)

[bɾoˈtan]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To appear or manifest something that was hidden or latent.

Flowers sprout in the spring.

Las flores brotan en la primavera.

To arise or come out suddenly.

New shoots sprout from the ground each year.

De la tierra brotan nuevos brotes cada año.

To grow or develop quickly.

In the garden, vegetables sprout after being planted.

En el jardín, las verduras brotan después de ser sembradas.

From the Latin 'brotare', which means 'to rise' or 'to sprout'.

they sprout like mushrooms

They appear very quickly or in large quantities.

brotan como champiñones

ideas sprout

New ideas arise spontaneously.

brotan ideas

feelings sprout

Emotions come out or appear unexpectedly.

brotan sentimientos

to sprout

Verb that means to arise or come out.

brotar

little sprout

Diminutive of sprout, can refer to a small plant.

brotito

I sprout

First person singular of the present indicative of the verb to sprout.

broto

To arise something unexpected or surprising.

After the rain, crazy ideas sprout.

Después de la lluvia, brotan ideas locas.

To refer to something that appears suddenly;

The news of the party sprouted without warning.

Las noticias de la fiesta brotaron sin previo aviso.