Rabbit in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

normal speech: koh-NEH-hoh

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conejo info.

To remember the word “conejo,” you might associate it with “cone” from the rabbit’s cone-like ears and “ejo” sounding similar to “hecho” meaning “made,” so you can think of it as “made with cone-like ears.”

Other words that mean the same thing as “conejo” in Spanish are “liebre” and “gazapo.” “Liebre” is specifically a hare, which is similar to a rabbit, but with larger ears and legs. “Gazapo” refers to a young rabbit, similar to a bunny.

In slang, “conejo” can be used with different meanings depending on the context. It can sometimes refer to a cowardly person (in some Spanish-speaking regions), or it can be used in sexualized expressions in some Latin American countries. However, these uses are more colloquial and can be considered disrespectful or offensive.

Examples of sentences that use “conejo”:

1. El conejo tiene una capa de pelo muy suave y espeso.
2. En mi jardín hay un conejo que viene a comer las verduras.
3. Los conejos son conocidos por su reproducción rápida.
4. ¿Has visto alguna vez un conejo salvaje en el bosque?
5. Para la cena de hoy, vamos a preparar una receta con carne de conejo.

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