propio

Meaning

1. own (belonging to)
2. proper
3. typical, characteristic

Hyphenated as

pro‧pio

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈpɾopjo/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin prōprius (“own, individual”).

Sentences

Algunas de las cartas desde Roma las firmó con su propio nombre .

Some of the letters from Rome he signed under his own name.

La comunidad tiene su propio mercado , cafetería y establos .

The community has its own market, cafeteria, and stables.

En la era medieval , muchos nobles contaban con su propio oficial de armas .

In the mediaeval era, many great nobles employed their own officers of arms.

Cayeron prisioneros a bordo el propio Lángara y otros mandos .

Lángara himself and other commanders fell prisoners on board.

El museo no cuenta con estacionamiento propio ni con paradas de buses directas .

The museum does not have its own parking or direct bus stops.

El propio Dylan restó importancia a las especulaciones en entrevistas posteriores .

Dylan himself downplayed the speculations in later interviews.

Flama conservó su propio mando como procónsul durante el mismo período .

Flama retained his own command as proconsul during the same period.