tumbada.....

Question

what does it mean? chola'

Answer 1

No, I heard it to describe a "chola"

Answer 2

I have heard the term "chola" but was told that "tumbada" was a term used as well.

Answer 3

You'll get more meaningful help if you give the context in which you encountered the word tumbada. One answer would be arched or vaulted (as in a ceiling), but that may not be appropriate in the context.

Answer 4

Heidita, you are quite right. Unless of course she expects a half breed or a cowardly person to give the answer.

Answer 5

That's what I read, but doesn' t make sense here, does it''

Answer 6

According to my dictionary
Cholo/a - A half breed (latin america)
In Chile - Cowardly

Answer 7

What is chola''

Answer 8

Tumbar generally is to knock down, knock over.
Tumbada is the feminine of the past participle (tumbado) - knocked down

Do you have more context as there are other meanings for tumbar