Lamb in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

normal speech: koh-DEH-roh

7 months ago

cordero info.

Tips to remember the word ‘cordero’:
– Make a mental connection between the word ‘cordero’ and the visual image of a lamb.
– Associate the word ‘cordero’ with the sound of someone saying “core-dare-oh” while pointing at a lamb.
– Practice using the word ‘cordero’ in different sentences to help reinforce your memory.

Explanations:
In Spanish, the word ‘cordero’ refers to a young sheep or lamb. It specifically indicates that the sheep is under one year old. This term is commonly used when talking about meat from a young sheep, which is valued for its tenderness and flavor. The etymology of ‘cordero’ is derived from the Latin word ‘cordeirus,’ meaning sheep.

Other words that mean the same thing as ‘cordero’:
– Borrego: This is another word used in Spanish to refer to a young sheep or lamb.

Alternate meanings:
– In some Spanish-speaking regions, ‘cordero’ may be used as a slang term to refer to naive or innocent individuals, particularly when talking about children or young people.

Examples of sentences using ‘cordero’:
1. La carne de cordero es muy sabrosa y tierna. (Lamb meat is very flavorful and tender.)
2. Compré un cordero entero para asarlo en la parrilla. (I bought a whole lamb to grill.)
3. El plato tradicional de Pascua en mi país consiste en cordero asado. (The traditional Easter dish in my country consists of roasted lamb.)
4. Los niños pequeños son como corderos inocentes. (Little children are like innocent lambs.)
5. Mi abuelita prepara un guiso de cordero delicioso. (My grandmother makes a delicious lamb stew.)

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cordero info.

To remember the word “cordero,” you could think of a “cord” that you tie around a cute lamb as a mnemonic device, picturing a small, young sheep.

– Explanations: “Cordero” refers to the meat of a young domestic sheep (Ovis aries). In culinary contexts, it’s regarded as a tender and flavorful type of meat. The word is also used to refer to the live animal, especially when referring to young or baby sheep.

– Other words that mean the same thing: “Lechazo” is another Spanish term that refers specifically to milk-fed lamb meat, emphasizing its tenderness and youth.

– Alternate meanings or slang: There isn’t a prevalent slang use for “cordero,” but metaphorically, it could be used to describe someone who is innocent or gentle, as lambs are often symbols of purity.

– Examples of sentences:
– “El cordero asado es un plato tradicional en muchas festividades.”
(Roast lamb is a traditional dish at many festivities.)
– “Vimos un rebaño de corderos en la granja el fin de semana pasado.”
(We saw a flock of lambs on the farm last weekend.)
– “Me gustaría pedir una chuleta de cordero para la cena.”
(I would like to order a lamb chop for dinner.)
– “El cordero es reconocido por su carne tierna y su sabor suave.”
(Lamb is known for its tender meat and mild flavor.)

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