propio

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

Hyphenated as

pro‧pio

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈpɾopjo/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: prōprius

In summary

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

Concepts

own

proper

personal

suitable

befitting

same

peculiar

expedient

fitting

herself

himself

individual

adequate

natural

one’s own

particular

right

seasonal

similar

special

like

ain

appropriate

becoming

characteristic

eligible

equal

Synonyms

peculiar

mismo

mío

digno

en persona

especial

igual

natural

particular

personal

personalmente

propia

real

similar

elegible

ella misma

idéntico

lo mejor

lo mismo

exactamente igual

él mismo

bueno

👍

muy original

adecuado

apropiado

Translations

proprio

próprio

propre

eigen

propi

własny

eigen

pessoal

personalmente

peculiar

particular

apropriado

particulier

particular

derselbe

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.

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

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