manifestar
|ma-ni-fes-tar|
/ma.ni.fesˈtaɾ/
make something evident; show or declare
Etymology
'manifestar' originates from Latin, specifically the word 'manifestare', where 'manifestus' meant 'clear, obvious'.
'manifestare' in Latin passed into Vulgar Latin and Old Spanish with little change, eventually becoming the modern Spanish 'manifestar'.
Initially it meant 'to make clear or to show plainly', and over time it retained that core sense while expanding to include 'declare' and 'protest'.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Verb 1
to make clear or evident; to show or display (something that was previously hidden or implicit).
Quiero manifestar mi gratitud por su ayuda.
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Verb 2
to state or declare explicitly (an opinion, feeling, intention or fact).
Ella decidió manifestar su posición sobre el tema durante la reunión.
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Verb 3
to show signs or symptoms (often used with health or abstract states: manifestar síntomas, manifestar interés).
El paciente puede manifestar dolor en la zona afectada.
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Last updated: 2025/11/11 10:02
