Limpios

Limpios is the masculine plural form of the Spanish adjective limpio, meaning clean or free from dirt. As an adjective, limpio describes nouns that are not dirty, and like all Spanish adjectives it must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Therefore, limpi-os matches masculine plural nouns such as los libros limpios or el piso limpio.

In usage, limpio and its inflected forms describe physical cleanliness as well as figurative cleanliness in some contexts. Examples include phrases like los muebles están limpios after cleaning, or los coches están limpios tras el lavado. The feminine plural form is limpias, while the singular forms are limpio (masculine) and limpia (feminine).

Limpios, specifically, is most commonly encountered when referring to multiple masculine or mixed-gender items or subjects. When the noun is feminine, the form is limpias, and with a singular masculine noun, the form is limpio. In standard Spanish, no distinct meaning arises from limpios beyond its grammatical role as the plural form of limpio.

The term is a normal, everyday word in Spanish and does not denote a separate concept or widely recognized proper noun by itself. If encountered in capitalization, it would typically be part of a proper name or title rather than a separate lexical entry.