revela

Revela is a term that appears in several Romance languages and can function as both a verb form and a proper noun in different contexts. In Spanish and Portuguese, revela is the present indicative form of the verb revelar or revelar, meaning to reveal or to disclose. In Spanish, it corresponds to él revela or ella revela (and usted revela in formal address). In Portuguese, it corresponds to ele revela or ela revela (and você revela in common spoken usage). The form is used to state that someone or something reveals information, secrets, or findings in the present tense.

Etymology and meaning: the verb origins lie in Latin revelare, meaning to uncover or to uncover what is hidden. This lineage is reflected in the contemporary senses of reveal or disclosure in both Spanish and Portuguese, with related nouns such as revelación (Spanish) and revelação (Portuguese) denoting acts of revealing or disclosure.

As a proper noun or brand name: beyond its grammatical use, Revela can appear as a proper noun in various contexts, including company names, product lines, event titles, or artistic works. Because it is short, versatile, and rooted in the concept of uncovering or making known, it is sometimes chosen for branding or thematic purposes in Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking markets. The specific meaning of “Revela” in such cases depends on context and branding rather than a single universal definition.

See also: revelación, revelação.