azaroso
risky
adjective ah-sah-ROH-soh Rare
Origin: From azar (chance, fate), from Arabic az-zahr (the dice).
Also means
eventful
Usage Note
Azaroso describes something full of chance, risk, or unpredictable events — una vida azarosa (an eventful, turbulent life). Its root azar ('chance' or 'bad luck') comes from Arabic via the game of dice; al azar means 'at random.' The adjective leans toward literary or formal register.
Examples
"Llevó una vida azarosa y apasionante."
Natural Translation
She led a risky and exciting life.
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