As an adjective, 'claras' must match the noun it describes in both gender (feminine) and number (plural). It describes feminine plural nouns like 'instrucciones' or 'ventanas'.

Adjective Agreement

Extremely common. Used to describe feminine plural nouns that are bright, transparent, or easy to understand.

Even if you are only talking about the white from one egg, the word 'claras' is almost always used in its plural form in Spanish when referring to this food item.

Always Plural

Very common, used specifically in cooking and baking contexts.

Most Spanish speakers use the verb 'aclarar' (to clarify) much more often than 'clarar.' 'Claras' is the 'tú' form for 'clarar' in the present tense.

Common Alternative

Less common, as the verb 'aclarar' is often preferred for 'to clarify' or 'to lighten.' This form is the 'tú' conjugation of 'clarar' (to clear/lighten).

Learn the comprehensive meanings of 'claras,' including its uses as the feminine plural adjective for 'clear' or 'light,' the common noun for 'egg whites,' and the verb conjugation for 'tú clarify.'

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