valoro

Valoro is primarily encountered as a Spanish verb form. It is the first-person singular present indicative of the verb valorar, which means to value, to assess, or to prize. The root valor denotes value or worth and comes from Latin valere, meaning to be strong, healthy, or to be worth.

In ordinary use, valoro appears in sentences like “Yo valoro la honestidad” (I value honesty) or “Valoro tu esfuerzo” (I appreciate your effort). The verb valorar has a range of senses including to evaluate, to esteem, and to consider in a certain way. It is transitive and typically takes a direct object representing what is valued.

Beyond its linguistic use, valoro may appear as a brand or product name in various markets, though such uses are as proper nouns and not tied to a single standardized meaning.

See also: valor, valorar, valoración, value, valour.