mayado
What does this word mean'
6 Answers
This was a single word someone had on a profile. There is no context to go with the word. I think it might be "meow" from what I've been told by others. Thank you for your explanation as well.
lazarus1907 said:
And in Costa Rica, it means "withered". Why don't you tell us where have you seen that word, so we can stop guessing randomly?
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Thank you
Redimida said:
The dictionary says that mayar can be to meow, though maullar is much more common I think. So it could be meowed as in the cat has meowed. El gato ha mayado.
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Thank you
Quentin said:
Can you give us some context? Use it in a sentence. Sometimes words ending in ado are past participles of first conjugation verbs. hablar=to speak hablado=spoken.Without any context it's impossible to guess. The word could be misspelled. Often people ask about words that they have only heard and aren't sure of the spelling. Going by sound alone this word could be spelled mallado as the double ll in Spanish sometimes sounds like a y as in you.. Then again, with no context this might turn out just to be someone's name and have no other meaning.
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And in Costa Rica, it means "withered". Why don't you tell us where have you seen that word, so we can stop guessing randomly'
The dictionary says that mayar can be to meow, though maullar is much more common I think. So it could be meowed as in the cat has meowed. El gato ha mayado.
Can you give us some context? Use it in a sentence. Sometimes words ending in ado are past participles of first conjugation verbs. hablar=to speak hablado=spoken.
Without any context it's impossible to guess. The word could be misspelled. Often people ask about words that they have only heard and aren't sure of the spelling. Going by sound alone this word could be spelled mallado as the double ll in Spanish sometimes sounds like a y as in you.. Then again, with no context this might turn out just to be someone's name and have no other meaning.
