Today's
WOTD is: "azada" = hoe
In
Spanish, “azada”
is a feminine noun of Latin origin, which means hoe.
The addition of the suffix -on
to “azada”
results
in the noun “azadón”,
which is often used to refer to a mattock.
A
related Spanish noun is “motoazada”
which is often used to refer to a motocultivator.
A
commonly used expression with the word “azada”
is:
- Azada al hombro (hoe on the shoulder);
An
example of the use of the word "azada"
is:
- Azada al hombro, Pedro se fue a cavar al huerto (hoe on his shoulder, Pedro went to dig in the garden);
For
more on the word "azada",
visit: Wordreference.com/ Azada
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