/reˈkädo/ (reh-KAH-doh)

Definitions

1. noun

A message, usually brief, left for someone; a note or a piece of information.

“She left a recado for her roommate to let her know when she’d be back.”

2. noun

A brief report or account of events; a dispatch.

“The news agency received a recado from the field reporter about the ongoing conflict.”

3. verb

To leave a recado or message for someone.

“She recadoed a note for her sister to remind her of the birthday party.”