el
masculine
/pejˈnaðo/
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Translation
hairstyle
Word origin
The past participle of peinar ('to comb'), used as a noun. Peinar comes from Latin pectinare, from pecten ('comb'). English 'pectinate' shares this root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- pectinare
- English cognates
- pectinate
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralpeinados
Examples
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I love your new hairstyle.
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She did an elegant hairdo for the wedding.
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Where did you get that lovely hairstyle done?
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The wind completely ruined her hairdo.
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That hairstyle suits you very well.
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