quebrada
/keˈbɹɑːdə/
quebrada noun: a ravine or valley in Latin America.
Noun
quebrada (plural quebradas)
- A ravine or valley in Latin America.
- Later, friends told me of the dangers of absorbing fright illness and mal aire from the quebrada, especially from eggs and other curing paraphernalia discarded there.2003, Joan Koss-Chioino, Thomas L. Leatherman, Christine Greenway, Medical Pluralism in the Andes, page 209
Forms of quebrada
| plural | quebradas |
|---|---|
| alternative form | quebrado |
Origin of quebrada
Borrowed from Spanish quebrada.
Questions about quebrada
- What does quebrada mean?
- Quebrada means a ravine or valley in Latin America.
- What part of speech is quebrada?
- Quebrada is a noun.
- How do you pronounce quebrada?
- Quebrada is pronounced /keˈbɹɑːdə/.
- What is the plural of quebrada?
- The plural of quebrada is quebradas.
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