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    Carmelo (en. Carmel)

    /karˈmelo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A place or small locality that bears this name.
    I visited Carmel, a beautiful place in the mountains.
    Visité el Carmelo, un hermoso lugar en las montañas.
    One of the religious orders that originated on Mount Carmel.
    The Carmelites are known for their life of prayer.
    Los carmelitas son conocidos por su vida de oración.
    Carmelo as a masculine given name.
    Carmelo is a traditional name in many families.
    Carmelo es un nombre tradicional en muchas familias.

    Etymology

    From Hebrew 'Karmel', which means 'vineyard of God'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Monastery of Carmel
    A convent associated with the Carmelite order.
    Monasterio del Carmelo
    Carmen of the Carmelites
    Refers to places dedicated to Carmelite worship.
    Carmen de los carmelitas
    The candelabras of Carmel
    They symbolize divine light in Carmelite tradition.
    Los candelabros del Carmelo

    Related Words

    carmelite
    Related to the Carmelite religious order.
    carmelita
    carmelization
    The process of spreading Carmelite spirituality.
    carmelización
    carmelitic
    Adjective that refers to the customs or practices of the Carmelites.
    carmelístico

    Slang Meanings

    A affectionate way to refer to someone named Carmelo.
    Hi, Carmelito, how are you?
    Hola, Carmelito, ¿cómo estás?
    Colloquial use in some places to designate a person with a kind and sweet character.
    That girl is very carmelo, always helping others.
    Esa chica es muy carmelo, siempre ayuda a los demás.