verb

enterar

find out

Saber o conocer una información que antes se desconocía.

The word "enterar" in Spanish means to inform or to find out. It is often used in the context of letting someone know about something or becoming aware of information. For example, one can "enterarse" of news or a fact. The verb is commonly used in phrases like "enterarse de algo," meaning "to learn about something."

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Examples

Me enteré de la boda de mi prima por mi madre.verb

I found out about my cousin's wedding from my mother.

Me enteré de la noticia esta mañana.verb

I found out about the news this morning.

Quiero enterarme de la verdad sobre el incidente.verb

I want to find out the truth about the incident.

Me enteré del misterio que rodea al viejo castillo.verb

I found out about the mystery surrounding the old castle.

Ayer me enteré de todo lo que sucedió en la reunión.verb

Yesterday I found out about everything that happened at the meeting.

Quiero enterarme de la verdad.verb

I want to find out the truth.

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