Toro
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A Spanish family name
- proper noun
- /ˈtɔroʊ/
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Toro
- That sign says "El Toro."
- del Toro
- Alvarez del Toro
It was risky, but it worked and it became Benicio Del Toro's breakout role.
- It was risky, but it worked and it became Benicio Del Toro's breakout role.
- You know, You know, it's like we all have our like, I love, you know, Guillermo del Toro just love how no, I don't like all his movies.
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Examples
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It's just an old El Toro.
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Our next fight in 15 minutes will feature Mike Terry and Toro Garcia.
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Welcome to Casa del Toro.
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El Toro de Oro.
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Steve "Moose" Malorin will fight Juan Toro Garcia.
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El Toro is a common surname in Spain.
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Juan Toro is a talented artist known for his vibrant paintings.
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The Toro family has a long history in the local community.
Surface Forms
Toro main
Etymology
Toro is a Spanish family name that comes from the word for 'bull', from the Latin taurus, the same root as the star sign Taurus. A helpful way to remember the surname Toro is to imagine an ancestor nicknamed 'bull' for being strong or brave, which is why the family kept that name.