morados

Morados is the plural form of the Spanish adjective morado, meaning purple or violet. In Spanish, morados can refer to objects that have a purple color, including fruits (uvas moradas, ciruelas moradas), flowers, textiles, or paint. The term is often used in descriptions of color palettes or design to indicate a purple hue within the broader family of purples.

As a proper noun, Morados may function as a place name, surname, or name of organizations in Spanish-speaking regions. It can appear in toponyms such as neighborhoods, districts, or geographic features named Morados; or as a surname for individuals in Spanish-speaking populations.

Color and symbolism: Purple has diverse cultural meanings. In many contexts, morado is associated with nobility, spirituality, and mystery, though meanings vary by country and tradition. In liturgical contexts in Roman Catholic and some Protestant traditions, morado is used during Advent and Lent.

In contemporary usage, Morados may also appear in fiction, branding, and media as a stylized name intended to evoke color or mood.