logra

Logra is a term that can refer to more than one thing, most often as a grammatical form in Spanish and less commonly as a proper noun in some contexts.

In Spanish, logra is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb lograr, meaning to achieve or to accomplish. It is used with él, ella, or usted: for example, “Ella logra sus metas” means “She achieves her goals,” and “Él logra el objetivo” means “He achieves the objective.” The same spelling also serves as the tú affirmative imperative: “Logra tus metas” translates to “Achieve your goals.” Related forms include logre (subjunctive or formal imperative with usted) and logren (subjunctive or plural forms).

As a proper noun, Logra may appear as a surname or as a place name in certain regions or contexts. In such uses, it functions independently of the verb’s meaning and does not carry a universal definition beyond its designation as a name. Because proper noun usage can vary widely and is not standardized, it is best treated as a distinct label rather than a semantic entry.

See also:

- logro, the noun meaning achievement or attainment

- lograr, the base verb from which logra derives

- logros, the plural form meaning achievements