Perdureras

Perdureras is a term that appears in some Spanish-language texts primarily as an inflected form rather than as a standalone lemma. It is the feminine plural form of perdurera, which in turn derives from perdurar, a verb meaning to endure or persist. The root perdur- traces to Latin perdurare, meaning to endure throughout time.

In standard usage, perdureras is uncommon outside of specific contexts. When it occurs, it typically functions as an adjective or noun phrase referring to enduring qualities, phenomena, or people described as lasting or resilient. Because it is not widely listed as a separate entry in major dictionaries, interpretation depends on context and surrounding text. It may also appear as a proper noun in some Spanish-speaking communities, though no widely cited place or family by that exact name is well documented. The term’s appearance can therefore reflect stylistic choices, poetic license, or linguistic derivation rather than a fixed, widely established meaning.

See also: perdurar; perdurable; perdurabilidad.