decoran

Decoran is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb decorar, meaning to decorate or adorn. It is used to describe actions by multiple subjects performing decoration or embellishment.

Decorar is a regular -ar verb. The present indicative forms are: yo decoro, tú decoras, él decora, nosotros decoramos, vosotros decoráis, ellos decoran. Related forms include the present subjunctive decoren and the affirmative imperative: decora (tú), decorad (vosotros), decoren (ustedes). Decoran can appear with direct objects, as in decoran las paredes, decoran la mesa, or decoran una habitación.

Etymology: decorar comes from Latin decorare, meaning to adorn or embellish, and through usage in Spanish it produced the present form decoran for the third-person plural in the present tense.

Usage: Decoran is widely used across Spanish-speaking regions in everyday speech, journalism, and literature to describe multiple subjects carrying out decoration, whether interior design, event styling, or adornment of objects.

Examples: Ellos decoran la casa con plantas y arte. They decorate the house with plants and art. Para la fiesta, decoren la mesa con velas y flores. For the party, you (ustedes) decorate the table with candles and flowers.

See also: decorar, decoración, adorno.