Adjective
/kariˈtaβito/
The term "caritativo" means relating to or characterized by charity and willingness to help others, particularly those in need. It implies generosity and a sense of compassion towards others. Usage frequency indicates that "caritativo" is more common in written contexts, especially in legal documents, charity appeals, and nonprofit organization descriptions. In oral speech, while it may be used, phrases like "hacer caridad" (to do charity) are more prevalent.
His charitable attitude has led him to help many people in his community.
La organización caritativa recolectó fondos para apoyar a los necesitados.
The charitable organization raised funds to support the needy.
Es importante ser caritativo, especialmente en tiempos difíciles.
While "caritativo" is not itself a part of a wide range of idiomatic expressions, it often appears in contexts relating to charity and goodwill. Below are a few relevant examples that highlight its usage:
"With a charitable gesture, he decided to donate his savings to the NGO."
"El espíritu caritativo de la comunidad se vio reflejado en la colecta de alimentos."
"The charitable spirit of the community was reflected in the food collection."
"Ella siempre ha tenido un corazón caritativo, dispuesto a ayudar a quienes lo necesitan."
"She has always had a charitable heart, ready to help those in need."
"Ser caritativo no solo beneficia a los demás, sino que también nos enriquece a nosotros mismos."
The word "caritativo" originates from the Latin term "caritativus," which derives from "caritas," meaning charity. Its evolution through the Spanish language reflects a consistent emphasis on charitable actions and goodwill towards others.
Synonyms: - Benévolo (benevolent) - Generoso (generous) - Altruista (altruistic)
Antonyms: - Egoísta (selfish) - Avaro (stingy) - Insensible (insensitive)