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    Temprana (en. Early)

    /temˈpɾana/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to a moment that is earlier than expected.
    The dawn was earlier than usual.
    El amanecer fue más temprana de lo habitual.
    Indicates that something has been achieved ahead of the scheduled time.
    The arrival of the shipment was early.
    La llegada del envío fue temprana.
    Describes the development or maturity of something at an early stage.
    The flowering of the plants was early this year.
    La floración de las plantas fue temprana este año.

    Etymology

    From the Latin *temprānus, which means anticipated or earlier.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Early age
    Refers to a stage in life where early development is achieved.
    temprana edad
    Early departure
    Indicates a departure or exit that occurs earlier than expected.
    temprana salida
    Early maturity
    Describes a development that happens sooner than what is normal or expected.
    temprana madurez

    Related Words

    Early riser
    Refers to someone who gets up or acts early.
    tempranero
    Early (adverb)
    Adverb indicating something that happens early.
    tempranamente
    Early
    Adjective that has the same meaning as 'early', but in masculine form.
    temprano

    Slang Meanings

    Expression used to refer to someone who always gets up early.
    Juan is an early riser; he is always up by six.
    Juan es un tempranero, siempre está en pie a las seis.
    Used to describe a party that ends very early.
    That party was an early one; it ended by ten.
    Esa fiesta fue una temprana; acabó a las diez.