Do you know if acapea means appetite?

Question

do you know if acapea means appetite?

Answer 1

una persona los acapea con una servilleta de tela y los ca poneindl en el comal caliente para su cocimiento.

Someone gathered them with a cloth napkin and put them in a hot pot to cook them.

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Possibly, if "stockpiling" is an acceptable way of thinking about it, but there is little context to go by. - Malenor, Nov 6, 2009

Answer 2

Hmmm, I thought it was something about someone "covering" them with a cloth napkin and putting them on a griddle to cook them!

I thnik you are right. - lorenzo9, Nov 6, 2009

Answer 3

Capea = amateur bullfight, could it be it or they ( the food ) was /were still alive and the napkin was used like a bullfighters cloak, a capea,to bullfight?

Answer 4

I would think they were carried, "acarrea" is the correct word.

Answer 5

The book is from Mexico, this maybe the my problem

Answer 6

I am sorry I was not clear enough, marg, I meant the correct spelling and capitalization in your language, not the Spanish part.

Well, I am also sorry to tell you that I don't even understand this sentence...there are so many spelling mistakes that it is unclear even to me (native) .

Answer 7

una persona los acapea con una servilleta de tela y los ca poneindl en el comal caliente para su cocimiento.

I know it doesn't mean appetite, but I'm still not sure as it's not the the dictionary.

Answer 8

HI marg, welcome to the forum

Please use correct spelling on this site, we are all learners here

I wonder where you heard this words, do you have some useful context?

sorry, but that's how its spelt in the book cpmpletely in spanish - marg1979, Nov 6, 2009