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    Cariñosos (en. Affectionate)

    /kaɾiˈɲosos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    It refers to someone who shows tenderness and affection.
    Grandparents are very affectionate with their grandchildren.
    Los abuelos son muy cariñosos con sus nietos.
    Who acts with sweetness and compassion.
    The puppy is very affectionate and likes to play.
    El perrito es muy cariñoso y le gusta jugar.
    Who expresses love or affection consistently.
    My partner is really affectionate, always hugging me.
    Mi pareja es realmente cariñosa, siempre me abraza.

    Etymology

    From the Spanish 'carino' which comes from the Latin 'carĭnus'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be affectionate
    To show affection or tenderness toward someone.
    ser cariñoso
    a loving hug
    A hug that expresses affection.
    un abrazo cariñoso
    to speak in an affectionate manner
    To use a kind and tender tone when communicating.
    hablar de forma cariñosa

    Related Words

    affection
    Feeling of affection and love toward someone.
    cariño
    caress
    Affectionate touch given to someone.
    caricia
    affection
    Feeling of esteem or affection toward someone.
    afecto

    Slang Meanings

    People who show a lot of affection and care.
    That family is very affectionate; they always take care of each other.
    Esa familia es muy cariñosa, siempre se cuidan entre ellos.
    Use of the word to refer to lovers or couples.
    We were so affectionate with each other in the park.
    Eramos tan cariñosos el uno con el otro en el parque.