recíproco
reciprocal
adjective rreh-SEE-proh-koh Rare
Origin: From Latin reciprocus (going back and forth).
Also means
mutual
Usage Note
Recíproco describes an action, feeling, or relationship that goes both ways. In grammar, verbos recíprocos are verbs expressing mutual action (se quieren — they love each other). The feminine form is recíproca. Note the written accent on the second syllable, placing stress on the antepenultimate.
Examples
"El acuerdo es beneficioso y recíproco."
Natural Translation
The agreement is beneficial and reciprocal.
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