valiosa

Valiosa is primarily the feminine form of the Spanish adjective valioso, meaning valuable, precious, or important. It is used to describe feminine nouns and noun phrases, as in una idea valiosa or una joya valiosa. The masculine counterpart is valioso, and the respective plural forms are valiosos (masculine) and valiosas (feminine).

Etymology and grammar: valioso valiosa both derive from Latin valiosus, related to valere, meaning to be strong or worthy. In modern Spanish, gender and number agreement is maintained: valioso for masculine singular, valiosa for feminine singular, valiosos for masculine plural, and valiosas for feminine plural.

As a proper noun: Valiosa is not a standard name for a widely recognized place or institution. When encountered as a proper noun, it may appear as a personal name, a brand, or a fictional title, but it does not designate a well-known location or organization by itself.

Usage notes: Valiosa is used in contexts that emphasize value, worth, or significance, including tangible objects, abstract concepts, and relationships. It can convey esteem or importance in both everyday language and literary or media contexts. Synonyms in Spanish include valioso, precioso, and de gran valor, depending on nuance.