evapora

Evapora is a form of the verb evaporar used in Spanish and Portuguese. It represents a present-tense form with third-person subjects, and in Spanish it can also function as the affirmative informal command. The spelling is identical in both languages, though its grammatical role differs.

In Spanish, evapora corresponds to the third-person singular present indicative: él evapora, ella evapora, Usted evapora. It can also appear as the affirmative tú command in informal speech, where the form is used to tell someone to perform evaporation or to cause a liquid to evaporate, as in Evapora el líquido.

In Portuguese, evapora is the third-person singular present indicative: ele evapora, ela evapora, você evapora. It can also serve as the informal second-person singular imperative in some dialects, as in Evapora o líquido, depending on regional usage.

Beyond grammar, the root relates to the physical process of evaporation, where a liquid changes to a vapor. Evaporation occurs at temperatures below the liquid’s boiling point and is driven by vapor pressure, temperature, and environmental conditions. Factors such as surface area, humidity, air movement, and pressure influence the rate of evaporation. The term is widely used in science, meteorology, and everyday contexts to describe how liquids lose mass by transforming into vapor.

See also: evaporación, evaporar, evaporation.