la
feminine
/ˈkaɾne/
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Translation
meat; flesh
Word origin
From Latin 'caro, carnis' ('flesh, meat'). The same root gives English 'carnal', 'carnivore' and 'carnage'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- caro
- English cognates
- carnal, carnivore, carnage
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralcarnes
Examples
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I do not eat meat on Mondays.
cortar.
This meat is very good and easy to cut.
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I bought fresh meat at the market.
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My brother gave up meat two years ago for health reasons.
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I prefer meat with vegetables to chicken soup.
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I do not eat meat on Fridays for health reasons.
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