Answer 1

'Iodo' is Spanish for 'Iodine', as has been stated. I suppose it would make sense to use a capital "I" to distinguish the atomic element from an ointment or tincture that may contain iodine.

Check out this reference: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yodo

I hope that helps. (p.s. the font change is to distinguish the "I" from the "l".

• I hate capital I in this font...can't tell if it little l or capital I. - webdunce Dec 2, 2009
• Good post. - webdunce Dec 2, 2009

Answer 2

It means "mud."

Answer 3

It means "mud."

That is "Lodo". The answer is about Iodo (with capital i). As far as I know It has only the meaning you stated in your question.

• oops! - JulianChivi Dec 2, 2009

Answer 4

Possibly a reference to the character Yodo in the Star Wars series. (I don't know how the name is usually spelled in Spanish ["i" or "y" would work for the pronunciation).

• Yoda. - Mokay Dec 3, 2009

Answer 5

Creo que necesitamos más contexto para adivinarla.