Kilo Lingo

la

feminine

/ˈsoɣa/

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Translation

rope

Word origin

From Late Latin soca ('rope'), probably of Celtic or pre-Roman origin. The word is shared across Iberian Romance languages.

Origin
Late Latin
Root
soca

Grammar

Genderfeminine
Pluralsogas

Examples

Ataron gruesa.

They tied the boat with a thick rope.

.

The rope broke under the weight.

¿ pozo?

Where have you left the well's rope?

Trepamos .

We climbed up the rope to the roof.

¡ sueltes !

Do not let go of the rope or you will fall!

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This word is part of lesson 74.