nacarado

Portuguese

Etymology

From nácar (“nacre”) +‎ -ado.

Adjective

nacarado m (feminine singular nacarada, masculine plural nacarados, feminine plural nacaradas, comparable)

  1. nacreous, pearly
  2. Decorated or laden with nacre.

Spanish

Etymology

From nácar (“nacre”) +‎ -ado.

Adjective

nacarado (feminine singular nacarada, masculine plural nacarados, feminine plural nacaradas)

  1. nacreous, pearly
  2. Decorated or laden with nacre.
  • nacarino
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