la
feminine
/kuˈtʃaɾa/
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Translation
spoon
Word origin
From Latin cochlear ('spoon'), originally a tool for eating snails, from cochlea ('snail, snail shell').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- cochlear
- English cognates
- cochlea
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralcucharas
Examples
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I need a spoon to eat the soup.
.
Add two spoonfuls of sugar to the coffee.
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The baby is learning to eat on their own with the spoon.
tenedor izquierda derecha.
Put the fork on the left and the spoon on the right.
¿ , ?
Could you pass me a clean spoon, please?
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