“Cad” can mean a dishonest man (*canalla*), computer‑aided design, coronary artery disease, the Canadian dollar.

The Spanish word “cabasa” translates to “cabasa” in English – a percussion instrument made from a hollow gourd covered with a net of beads, used in Brazilian an

The Spanish verb besar means “to kiss” in English, covering romantic kisses, greeting kisses, and even metaphorical touches like a breeze.

Benga is not a standard Spanish word — it’s a phonetic spelling of “venga” (from venir , “to come”).

Atar in English refers to Australia’s tertiary admission rank, the Zoroastrian concept of holy fire, Tolkien’s Elvish word for father.

In Spanish, América refers to the entire continent of the Americas, not just the United States, which is called Estados Unidos.

Altanera is the feminine form of the Spanish adjective that describes someone haughty, arrogant, or disdainfully proud, with an added layer of regional rudeness

Spanish “adorable” is a direct cognate of English, meaning it shares spelling and a similar meaning of “lovable” or “charming,” though many native.

Three common ways to say “How are you?” in Spanish are “¿Cómo estás?” (informal), “¿Cómo está usted?” (formal), and “¿Qué tal?” (casual greeting).

Spanish translates “farming” primarily as “agricultura” (ah-gree-kool-TOO-rah), but the right word shifts with context, region, whether you mean the land, the c