Nazcan (en. Are born)

/ˈnas.kan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates the action of coming into the world.

It is possible that many more trees will be born if we take care of the environment.

Es posible que nazcan muchos más árboles si cuidamos el medio ambiente.

Refers to the appearance or formation of something new.

It is likely that new ideas will be born during the meeting.

Es probable que nazcan nuevas ideas durante la reunión.

Used in the context of a birth.

I am sure they will be born healthy and strong.

Estoy seguro de que nazcan sanos y fuertes.

From the Latin 'nascere', which means to be born.

May ideas be born

It requests the generation of new ideas.

Que nazcan las ideas

Be born and grow

It expresses the desire for something to fully develop.

Nazcan y crezcan

I hope good relationships are born

It wishes for positive bonds to form between people.

Espero que nazcan buenas relaciones

to be born

To begin to live.

nacer

born

That has come into the world, that has been born.

nacido

nascent

That is beginning to develop.

naciente

To express oneself in a way that shows joy for a birth.

When I heard that they are born in the family, I was very happy.

Cuando escuché que nazcan en la familia, me alegré mucho.