admiro

Admiro is a term that can refer to the Spanish verb form or to a proper noun used in branding. In Spanish, admiro is the first-person singular present indicative of the verb admirar, meaning I admire. It is used to express admiration toward a person, object, or concept, for example, "Yo admiro tu trabajo." The infinitive admirar comes from Latin admirare and shares roots with related words in other Romance languages.

As a brand or product name, Admiro is used by various companies in different regions. When capitalized, it functions as a proper noun and may denote a business, a service, or a product line. Because it is also a common verb form in Spanish, branding with the name Admiro often emphasizes themes of inspiration, quality, or aspiration. The absence of a single, universally recognized entity bearing the name means that context, geography, and trademark status are important for disambiguation.

In usage, admiro appears in everyday Spanish dialogue as a statement of personal admiration, or in phrases that convey respect for someone or something. It can also occur in literary or rhetorical contexts as part of expressions of admiration or astonishment.

See also: admirar, admiration, Spanish verb conjugation.