claridad
/klah-ree-DAHD/
clarity
Visualizing 'claridad' as the clearness of thought, where complex ideas untangle into simple understanding.
claridad(noun)
clarity
?clearness of thought or expression
,clearness
?ease of understanding
lucidity
?mental sharpness
📝 In Action
Necesito más claridad en tus instrucciones para poder terminar el proyecto.
B1I need more clarity in your instructions in order to finish the project.
Habló con tanta claridad que nadie tuvo preguntas.
B2She spoke with such clearness that no one had questions.
El informe carece de claridad; es muy confuso.
C1The report lacks clarity; it is very confusing.
💡 Grammar Points
A Noun for the Quality
Remember that 'claridad' is the noun form. If you want to say something is clear, use the adjective 'claro' (El cielo está claro).
⭐ Usage Tips
Using 'con'
To describe how someone speaks or writes clearly, use 'con claridad' (with clarity). Example: 'Escribe con claridad' (Write clearly).
This image represents 'claridad' as physical brightness or luminosity.
claridad(noun)
brightness
?physical light or luminosity
,light
?the presence of light
transparency
?clearness of glass or water
📝 In Action
La claridad de la luna iluminaba el camino.
A2The brightness of the moon illuminated the path.
Asegúrate de que la ventana tenga claridad total.
B1Make sure the window has total transparency (is completely clear).
💡 Grammar Points
Feminine Noun
Since 'claridad' is a feminine noun, you must use feminine articles and adjectives with it (e.g., 'la claridad', 'mucha claridad').
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: claridad
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence uses 'claridad' in its abstract meaning (clearness of understanding)?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'claridad' always feminine?
Yes, 'claridad' is a feminine noun. It follows a common pattern in Spanish where nouns ending in '-dad' (like 'ciudad' or 'amistad') are feminine, so you must use 'la claridad'.
What is the difference between 'claridad' and 'claro'?
'Claridad' is the noun, meaning 'clarity' or 'brightness' (a thing or quality). 'Claro' is the adjective, meaning 'clear' or 'bright' (a description). For example: 'Necesito claridad' (I need clarity) vs. 'El concepto es claro' (The concept is clear).