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    Obscura (en. Dark)

    /obsˈku.ra/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Lacking light.
    The room was dark, nothing could be seen.
    La habitación estaba obscura, no se veía nada.
    Difficult to understand or not easily comprehensible.
    His explanations were so obscure that no one understood them.
    Sus explicaciones eran tan obscuras que nadie las entendió.
    Found in a closed or secluded place.
    The ancient book was stored on a dark shelf.
    El antiguo libro estaba guardado en una estantería obscura.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'obscurus', meaning 'dark' or 'gloomy'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    absolute darkness
    Situation without any light.
    oscuridad absoluta
    dark period
    A period in history marked by a lack of information.
    época obscura
    obscure thing
    Something that is unclear or confusing.
    cosa obscura

    Related Words

    darkness
    Lack of light.
    oscuridad
    shadow
    Shadow or representation of something being obscured.
    ombre
    gloomy
    That is sad or melancholic.
    sombrío

    Slang Meanings

    Something that is mysterious or complicated.
    That situation is very obscure, I don't know what to think.
    Esa situación es muy obscura, no sé qué pensar.
    A person with hidden intentions.
    I don't trust him, he has a dark air.
    No me fío de él, tiene un aire obscuro.