Today's WOTD is: "teja" = roof tile
In
Spanish, the noun "teja" is a feminine noun
of Latin origin which means roof tile.
A
related word is the noun “tejado”, which in Spanish means
roof.
Some
commonly used expressions containing the words "teja"
are:
- Corrérsele a alguien la teja (to flip one's lid);
- Pagar a toca teja (to pay cash on the nail);
- Pagar a tocateja (to pay cash on the nail);
- Teja de pizarra (roof slate);
Some
examples of the use of the word "teja"
are:
- A Pedro se le ha corrido la teja (Pedro has flipped his lid);
- Eso lo pagamos a toca teja (we paid for that cash on the nail);
- Eso lo pagamos a tocateja (we paid for that cash on the nail);
- Ese tejado es de teja de pizarra (that roof is made of roof slates);
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