Lidero

Lidero is a term that can refer to different uses depending on the context. In Spanish, lidero is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb liderar, meaning I lead. The verb liderar denotes the action of guiding, directing, or heading an organization, group, or effort, and is used across business, politics, sports, and everyday language. Examples include "Yo lidero un equipo" and "Ella lidera el proyecto."

As a proper noun, Lidero may appear as a name in some contexts—most often as a surname or as part of place names in toponymy—though such uses are relatively uncommon and vary by region. In those contexts, capitalization signals a proper name rather than a verb form.

Etymology: The Spanish verb liderar derives from the noun líder (leader), which is a loanword from English leader that entered Spanish in the modern era. The noun líder carries the stress on the first syllable.

See also: líder, liderazgo.