Emociono

Emociono is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb emocionar, which means to move someone emotionally or to excite. It is used to indicate that the subject causes an emotional response in others. For example, "Yo emoziono al público con mi historia" means "I move the audience emotionally with my story." In contrast, the common expression for personal emotion is "me emociona" (it moves me). The infinitive is emocionar, the gerund is emocionando, the past participle is emocionado; the related noun is emoción, and the related adjective is emocional.

The word derives from the Latin emovere, "to move," through the development of the verb emocionar in Spanish, with semantic ties to emotion and affect. In everyday speech, emociono is most often used in sentences where the speaker is performing an action that elicits emotion in others, rather than describing their own feelings directly. For personal feelings, Spanish speakers typically use "me emociona" or "me emociona mucho" to express that something has emotional impact on them.

There is no widely recognized use of "Emociono" as a standalone concept, organization, or title in major reference sources. When used as a brand or proper name, it would function as a stylized noun, but such uses are not established in mainstream references. See also emocionar, emoción, emocional, emoción.