caros

Caros is a term that can refer to several distinct uses across language, geography, and onomastics. In linguistics, caros is the masculine plural of the adjective caro in Romance languages such as Portuguese and Galician, where it means expensive or dear. The form appears in contexts describing price, value, or affection, depending on the sentence.

Geography and place names are another area where Caros occurs. A number of geographic localities have the name Caros, or include Caros as part of a longer place name, in different countries. These are typically small settlements, villages, or administrative subdivisions, with varying administrative status.

People and surnames: Caros is also used as a surname in some cultures. As a family name, it may be found among individuals of diverse backgrounds and does not point to a single prominent figure.

Other usages: Beyond language and geography, Caros can appear as part of longer institutional or historical names in multilingual contexts. It may also be encountered as a variation or misspelling of related terms such as Caro in different texts.

See also: Caro, and disambiguation pages for Caros.