Plectorica
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Answer
Pletorica is the feminine singular form of 'pletórico' in Spanish, meaning having an abundance or feeling full of joy and energy.
Pletorica is the feminine singular form of the Spanish word 'pletórico'. It describes something that has an abundance of something, or a person who feels full of joy or energy.
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Pletorica is the feminine singular form of the Spanish word 'pletórico'. It describes something that has an abundance of something, or a person who feels full of joy or energy.
More Information
The word 'pletórico' can also refer to a medical condition called plethora, which is an excess of blood in the body.
Tips
A common mistake is to confuse 'pletórico' with words that simply mean 'full' without the added connotation of overflowing joy or energy.
Sources
- Pletorica | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.com - spanishdict.com
- pletórica - Wiktionary, the free dictionary - en.wiktionary.org
- pletórico, ca - Diccionario de la lengua española - dle.rae.es
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