Largos

Largos is a term that appears in various Romance-language contexts and, less commonly, as a proper noun. In Spanish and Portuguese, largo means long or lengthy; largos is the masculine plural form, while largas is the feminine plural. The word is used in general description, measurements, and literary phrases to indicate length or duration. It can also function as a surname in some families, reflecting origins in Spanish- or Portuguese-speaking regions.

In music, largo is a tempo marking meaning a very slow, broad pace. When scores reference multiple passages in this tempo, one might encounter the plural form largos in descriptions outside the immediate tempo instruction; however, the standard music notation typically marks each section individually as Largo rather than treating largos as a separate tempo category.

As a toponym or surname, Largos may appear in genealogical records or regional naming conventions in areas with Spanish or Portuguese heritage. Beyond these uses, the term does not denote a widely recognized concept, organization, or place on its own in English-language reference works.