Fulgor (en. Glow)

/fulɡor/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Bright and intense light.
The brightness of the sun on the horizon was dazzling.
El fulgor del sol en el horizonte era deslumbrante.
Splendor or magnificence that catches attention.
The wedding was celebrated with brilliance and elegance.
La boda fue celebrada con fulgor y elegancia.
Clarity or sharpness of something that stands out.
The brilliance of her mind made her stand out among her peers.
El fulgor de su mente la hacía destacar entre sus compañeras.

Etymology

From Latin 'fulgor', which means 'light' or 'brightness'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

The brightness of youth
The shine and typical energy of youth.
fulgor de la juventud
With brilliance
With great intensity or force.
con fulgor
To have a special brilliance
To highlight something that has a singular brightness or importance.
haber un fulgor especial

Related Words

Shine
Emit light or shine.
brillar
Radiate
Being visible by its brightness.
resplandecer
Illuminate
To provide light to a place.
iluminar

Slang Meanings

Shine at a party or social event.
That party had a lot of brilliance, everyone shone.
Esa fiesta tuvo mucho fulgor, todo el mundo brilló.
When someone shines in their performance.
The singer filled the stage with brilliance last night.
El cantante llenó el escenario de fulgor anoche.