Nine letter word Challenge - 6

Question

Nine letter word games are very popular in the English speaking world.

The idea is to make words of 3 or more of the given letters.

The letter highlighted must be used. A

Usually it is possible to find a 9 letter word.

These are the letters for this challenge.

G T P

A A A

S I O

Find an English word and then write a sentence in English and Spanish.

Update - Or a Spanish word.

Example:

An adult stag has antlers.

Un ciervo adulto tiene astas.

When a nine letter word is found the game ends and the winner get 20 points.

This was the previous challenge.

Great post and great photo mate ,.Well done. - ray76, Aug 20, 2013

Waaa! I missed it again! These Spanish learners are like Speedy Gonzales!! - Findy, Aug 20, 2013

I didn't find the 9 letter word on this but have spotted it immediately on others but have not posted as it closes the game. It is nice this is still running - Mardle, Aug 21, 2013

Answer 1

I'm not sure if this is the answer you were looking for, ian-hill, because it is extremely obscure, but this is a nine-letter English word that uses all the letters:

agastopia: (noun) admiration for a particular part of the body.

agastopía: (sustantivo) admiración por una parte específica del cuerpo.

I learned the term in a human sexuality course that I took in college.

If you were looking for a different answer, feel free to ignore this one!! =]

Well. That's a winner. In both languages! :O - 003492fc, Aug 20, 2013

Wow, good job! - 0083f5dc, Aug 20, 2013

Muy bien hecho amiga :) - ian-hill, Aug 21, 2013

Congratulations A.T. I would never have known that word. - 0095ca4c, Aug 21, 2013

New word for me too, congratulations! - pmikan-pam, Aug 21, 2013

Gracias a todos! =] - AlyssaLTerry, Aug 21, 2013

Answer 2

Spigot (synonymous with faucet) = la espita

The spigot won't turn off; I think it's broken.

No se cierra la espita; creo que está rota.

Good word - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Also "grifo" for faucet, but masculine. :) - 003492fc, Aug 20, 2013

Sí, atxeko, gracias. :) También se llama "llave" en el español de México. - AlyssaLTerry, Aug 20, 2013

Answer 3

Pasa -Spend

Pasa tiempo con sus hijos cada día , es como dinero en el banco feliz.

Spend time with your children every day, it is like money in the happy bank.

Hi mate - no matter how hard I look I can't find an R in the list of letters mate. :) - ian-hill, Aug 20, 2013

B UT you added a neat "twist" to the game with a Spanish word - I didn't think of that :) - ian-hill, Aug 20, 2013

Don't worry mate, I do this all the time! - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

What "r" mate ? - ray76, Aug 20, 2013

Ray, good catch. - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Watch him tonight Pam , he has his "Hawkey" out. - ray76, Aug 20, 2013

Good one! - kirk1, Aug 20, 2013

I will he is super hero - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Ah! someone removed it - ian-hill, Aug 20, 2013

Who did dat? - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Some naughty boy took the r out of post and now I am only Ay. - ray76, Aug 20, 2013

Answer 4

Goat-Cabra

Me encanta leche de un cabra.

I love goats milk.

I love the cheese too - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Good two. - kirk1, Aug 20, 2013

"Me encanta la leche de cabra", without article. Unless you wanted to say that you only like the milk from one particular goat. - 003492fc, Aug 20, 2013

Ray might be just that fussy. :) - ian-hill, Aug 20, 2013

Ray should read his post on articles , then he may be the"genuine article". - ray76, Aug 20, 2013

@Atxeko you are so right thank you mate I appreci - ray76, Aug 20, 2013

Answer 5

Saga We should all be writing our own saga. La saga deberíamos escribir todos nuestra propia saga.

Ian I need an E please! jaja - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Try "sago" Pam . - ray76, Aug 20, 2013

Thanks Ray - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Yes, I would have liked to use Gestapo also. - kirk1, Aug 20, 2013

Or perhaps postage kirk. - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

@Pam - E is the most used letter in the English language - 6 out of 9 words in that sentence. - ian-hill, Aug 20, 2013

Of course, that't why I want one Ian. Just kidding, that's good information - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Answer 6

Patosa (fem) - Clumsy

La pobre chica era una patosa cuando era pequeña.

That poor girl was a clumsy one when she was a child.

[Feel free to correct my English. Thank you]

Very well-written, atxeko! - AlyssaLTerry, Aug 20, 2013

:-_) How did you know that about me? - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

Answer 7

Pasta

I like pasta.

Pasta me gusta.

Me too - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

I didn't know you could write pasta first. Thank you for your sentence, Kirk. - 0083f5dc, Aug 20, 2013

:) - ian-hill, Aug 20, 2013

I would write "Me gusta la pasta". I love it too. :) - 003492fc, Aug 20, 2013

Answer 8

Patio. El patio It is a lovely day to sit on the patio. Es un día encantador para sentarse en el patio.

Good but in Florida it's screened in and called a Florida room. - kirk1, Aug 20, 2013

Si kirk but Fl room wouldn't work for the challenge. Jaja - pmikan-pam, Aug 20, 2013

:) - ian-hill, Aug 20, 2013

Answer 9

Asia/ Asia-----país/ country

Which is your favorite country in Asia?

¿Cuál es su país favorito en Asia?

I've always wanted to visit Japan. :D - 003492fc, Aug 21, 2013

Maybe one day, right? - 0083f5dc, Aug 21, 2013

Answer 10

gatos

cats/people from Madrid

se llama 'gatos' a los madrileños People from Madrid are called 'gatos'

Answer 11

tapas

tapas

Me gusta ir de tapas

I like to go out for tapas

Answer 12

It is great to welcome some "new faces" to these threads.

Clever "faces" too who find words like this.

agastopia: (noun) admiration for a particular part of the body.

agastopía: (sustantivo) admiración por una parte específica del cuerpo.

Not a word I have over used in my life - ha ha.

BIen hecho Alyssal Terry.

Answer 13

Gait = Paso.

I love the horses gait. Amo el paso de caballos.