Figure out the word ( 28 )

Question

Hola a todos , I was thinking about a new game and I got this idea for a game , I hope you like it

Game rules :-

• I'll think of a Spanish word and you have to figure it out

• Don't worry, I will give you a clue and a little phrase that tells you something about this word .

• You can post as many words as you want, but only use one word in each answer so you give a chance for everyone to play .

• Please include the English translation for each word

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It would be very nice if you added a PICTURE

OK , the clue is :-

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My word today is very easy, it has two meanings, one of them is a verb and the other is a noun.

My word is an English word that has two meanings

And it starts with letter R

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Can you figure out my word?

You may better say 'My today's word' than 'my word today' - Sinedd, Feb 11, 2011

P.S: the correct answer will be chosen tomorrow, Good night ^_^ - 00b6f46c, Feb 11, 2011

"My word today" is just fine. - ian-hill, Feb 11, 2011

I agree with Ian. - Leatha, Feb 11, 2011

Thanks :) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 1

Lleva un anillo. - She wears a ring.

¿Con permiso tocar el timbre? - May I ring the bell?

Enhorabuena, greaaaat that's my word ^_^ - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Shoot, I highlighted the wrong word, but I finally got one!! Yippy Skippy!! :) - bandit51jd, Feb 12, 2011

My girlfriend suggested that one! rofl - LiveUnsheathed, Feb 12, 2011

Your gf is a smart girl you should listen to her next time jajaja - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Good guess!! Bien hecho Bandit!! - 001a2987, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 2

el cuento = the story

cuento = I count

Great Sanlee but that's not my word :) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 3

cena - supper. he eats supper

nice try but not my word ^_^ - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 4

vino - wine or he came

Good try but that's not my word :) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 5

El oso es feroz. The bear is ferocious.

Voy a tener esto en cuenta. I will bear that in mind.

I did the same mistake, we need to find spanish words, not english. - Sinedd, Feb 11, 2011

Corrections/suggestions are appreciated! - bandit51jd, Feb 11, 2011

No we need an English word that has two meanings Sinedd :) nice try bandit :)) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 6

esperar - to hope, to wait

intelligente! - castnerinho, Feb 11, 2011

actually I forgot - verb and noun, not two verbs :) - Sinedd, Feb 11, 2011

Good one but not my word :) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 7

(el) poder - to be able to, power

for my word, be patient, but have faith for this spanish verb with two meanings!

nice guess - Fidalgo, Feb 11, 2011

Good try but that's not my word :) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 8

Pesar (sustantivo): grief, remorse

Pesar (verbo): to weigh, to be heavy

Your clue makes me concentrate on looking for Spanish words which are both nouns and verbs, instead of figuring out the correct word :) - Fidalgo, Feb 12, 2011

"Poder" and "deber" are already here and I think "poder" may be the answer - Fidalgo, Feb 12, 2011

well Fidalgo The problem is my word has two meanings in English none thought of that !!!! but you did a fantastic job I'm sure you spent anlot f time searching for these words WOW! - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

I didn't know that - Fidalgo, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 9

OK

Here's another clue:

it has two meanings, one of them is a verb and the other is a noun.

My word is an English word that has two meanings none thought of that!

and it starts with letter R

Answer 10

Rake - n. a tool, immoral person, etc v. to smooth, scrape, or loosen with a rake or similar implement:

Nice but not my word :) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 11

replay, to replay

replay(repetición), repetir

Very good Sinedd:) but that's not the one I'm looking for :) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 12

record, to record

récord, grabar

Nice job but not my word ^_^ (Spanish translation?) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 13

Hmmm....muy difícil....

Es tu palabra "race" o "to race"

En español, carrera o correr?

Great photo but not my word :)) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 14

to rule, rule

Good thought but not the one I'm looking for ^_^ - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011

Answer 15

Es tu palabra "rain", or "to rain"?

La lluvia, o llover en español?

Very smart but still not the correct one :) - 00b6f46c, Feb 12, 2011