Carino Meaning and Definition

Pronunciation

/kəˈriːnoʊ/

Noun

A type of flower, known for its delicate appearance and varying colors, often used in bouquets and arrangements.

The word “Carino” originates from the Spanish word for “beloved” or “dearest”, possibly due to the flower’s affectionate appearance.

Carino is often used to describe a delicate or dainty flower, and can be used in both formal and informal contexts.

Carino has been featured in various works of art and literature, including poetry and songwriting.

Care to bloom/Bloom in the carino, etc.

Fancy, Refined, Dainty

Carino arrangements, Carino gardens, etc.

Carino is a relatively rare word, used primarily in formal or romantic contexts.

Carina, Carini, etc.