aterrizo

Aterrizo is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb aterrizar. It means “I land” and is used when the subject performs a landing, typically of a vehicle such as an aircraft, though it can also describe a landing on any surface. The verb is common in aviation contexts, flight reports, and narrative descriptions, for example: “Yo aterrizo en la pista.”

The noun form most commonly used to refer to the act itself is aterrizaje, which denotes the process or event of landing, as in “el aterrizaje fue suave.” In addition to the present tense, the verb follows the regular -ar conjugation pattern, with forms such as aterricé (pretérito), aterrizaba (imperfecto), and aterrizaré (futuro).

Arrorizizar? Not relevant here. It is better to avoid unnecessary terms.

In usage, aterrizar and aterrizaje appear across contexts: aviation, travel writing, sports journalism describing a landing after a jump or vault, and general narration involving bringing something to rest on the ground. The term is not typically used as a standalone noun; when the act is described, aterrizaje is preferred. Related forms include the verbs aterrizarse (reflexive, meaning to land oneself) and adjectives or compounds built from aterriz- as a root in specific technical terms. Overall, atTerrizo functions primarily as a grammatical form denoting the act of landing in Spanish.