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Bookmark or Share- etimología - Why are "tinto" and "rojo" both used for "red"? What is ...Otra historia popular cuenta que en el S. XVII se utilizaba un procedimiento para colorear el vino blanco, denominado "clarete" (moda importada desde Inglaterra, que consistía en ‘colorear’ el vino blanco, ‘tiñéndolo’ con tinto), ya que el "vino rojo " era más costoso de producir, así este "vino teñido" paso a denominarse "vino ...
- What is the word for "bluberries" and "cranberries" in Spanish?Its equivalent in Spanish is arándano rojo. The blueberries refer to several species from the section Cyanococcus within the genus Vaccinium. One of those species, the vaccinium corymbosum, is what we know as arándano azul or just arándano.
- traducción - Why doesn't "verde" become "verda" when paired with a ...Why does "verde" remain the same whereas "blanco" becomes "blanca" and "rojo" becomes "roja" in this sentence? "La bandera italiana es verde, blanca y roja" Green ("verde") retains the same spelling, but white and red get "feminized" - why the inconsistency? What makes green different? (Why doesn't it become "verda"?)
- Do Spanish street names not follow grammatical gender rules?Over time, people call it Calle Javier Rojo Gutiérrez by juxtaposition, and eventually Calle Rojo Gutiérrez removing the first name, and then just Calle Rojo by getting rid of the second last name. But seeing the progression, it becomes obvious that this is just a last name, and not intended to be a color (and in fact both Rojo and Blanco are ...
- significado - Origen de escarlata como sinónimo de rojo - Spanish ...Es decir, nos dice que proviene del persa-árabe saqirlāt, que significa ropa teñida de rojo con el carmín proveniente de la cochinilla, palabra que procede del bizantino *σιγιλλάτος, que a su vez viene del latín [textum] sigillatum, a través del francés escarlate (cfr. también con el latín medieval scarlactum, palabra ...
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