codo
See also: co do
Spanish
Pronunciation
Etymology 1
From Old Spanish cobdo, from Latin cubitus, from cubitum (“elbow”). Compare the borrowed doublet cúbito. Cognate with Portuguese coto, French coude, Romanian cot, English cubit.
Noun
codo m (plural codos)
Derived terms
- codera
- codo con codo
- empinar el codo
- hablar por los codos
- comerse los codos de hambre
- hinchar los codos
- partirse los codos
Related terms
Etymology 2
From codicia or codicioso, influenced by codo (“elbow”), perhaps with an initially euphemistic intention.
Adjective
codo (feminine coda, masculine plural codos, feminine plural codas)
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