Darian (en. Darian)

/daɾjan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates that something will be delivered or provided in the future.

If they were here, they would give their opinion.

Si ellos estuvieran aquí, darían su opinión.

A verbal form that expresses a future action under certain conditions.

If the situation improved, they would provide support to those affected.

Si la situación mejorara, darían apoyo a los afectados.

Used in contexts where a future possibility is expressed.

It would bring more joy to the party if they came.

Daría más alegría a la fiesta si vinieran.

From the verb 'dar' in Spanish, derived from the Latin 'dare'.

to hit the nail on the head

To hit the mark in something.

dar en el clavo

to lend a hand

To help someone.

dar una mano

to face the music

To take responsibility.

dar la cara

dar

To provide something to someone.

dar

donate

To deliver something altruistically.

donar

gift

To give something without expecting anything in return.

regalar

Colloquial expression referring to someone who is very generous.

That guy is a darian; he's always helping others.

Ese tipo es un darian, siempre está ayudando a los demás.

Used to describe someone who offers a lot but receives nothing in return.

She is a darian in her relationship; she always gives more than she receives.

Ella es un darian en su relación, siempre da más de lo que recibe.