bravío

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See also: bravio

Galician

Etymology

From bravo (wild) +‎ -ío.

Pronunciation

Adjective

bravío (feminine bravía, masculine plural bravíos, feminine plural bravías)

  1. (of a terrain) wild, unploughed

Noun

bravío m (plural bravíos)

  1. unpleasant smell to wild or male animal
    Synonyms: bravún, ferún
  2. wilderness

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Spanish

Adjective

bravío (feminine bravía, masculine plural bravíos, feminine plural bravías)

  1. wild, untamed
  2. wild
  3. uncouth
  4. choppy, wild
    • 2016 September 30, “Policía italiana recupera dos Van Gogh robados en 2002 en Amsterdam”, in La Prensa:
      "La playa de Scheveningen al desatarse la tormenta" es un lienzo de pequeñas dimensiones (34,5 por 51 centímetros) que representa una escena del litoral cercano a La Haya, con un mar bravío y un cielo tenebroso.
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