Otelo (en. Othello)

/oˈtelo/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Tragic character from the play 'Othello' by William Shakespeare.

Othello is a character that symbolizes jealousy and manipulation.

Otelo es un personaje que simboliza los celos y la manipulación.

The play itself written by Shakespeare.

We are studying 'Othello' in our literature class.

Estamos estudiando 'Otelo' en nuestra clase de literatura.

A term that refers to situations of intense jealousy.

His behavior turned into a true otelian drama.

Su comportamiento se convirtió en un verdadero drama otelesco.

From the name of the main character in Shakespeare's play, which has roots in Italian literature.

jealous otelo

A person who shows extreme jealousy, similar to Othello.

otelo celoso

otelian drama

Refers to situations of intense emotional conflict like those in the play.

drama oteliano

Shakespeare

Famous English playwright, author of 'Othello'.

Shakespeare

jealousy

Intense feeling of insecurity related to love.

celos

tragedy

Literary genre that addresses serious themes and human conflicts.

tragedia

A jealous person who acts impulsively due to jealousy.

That girl is an otelo, she's always suspicious of her boyfriend.

Esa chica es un otelo, siempre está sospechando de su novio.

A conflictual situation originated by jealousy.

An otelo broke out at the party when someone mentioned his ex.

Se armó un otelo en la fiesta cuando alguien mencionó a su ex.