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    Castor (en. Beaver)

    /kas'tor/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A rodent known for its ability to build dams and homes in water.
    The beaver is famous for the dams it builds in rivers and streams.
    El castor es famoso por las presas que construye en ríos y arroyos.
    The beaver's fur is used in the fashion and clothing industry.
    Beaverskin is a highly valued item for its softness.
    El abrigo de castor es un artículo muy apreciado por su suavidad.
    It refers to products derived from the beaver, such as its fat or castoreum.
    Castoreum, a product of the beaver, is used in perfumery.
    El castóreo, producto del castor, se usa en la perfumería.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'castor', which originates from Greek 'kastor'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be like a beaver
    To work hard or be very active in construction or projects.
    ser como un castor
    to build a dam like a beaver
    To build something in a detailed and effective manner.
    hacer presa como un castor

    Related Words

    castorine
    A substance obtained from the beaver's glands, used in perfumery.
    castorina
    aquatic ecosystem
    An environment where the beaver lives, which includes rivers and lakes.
    ecosistema acuático

    Slang Meanings

    To have an industrious and hard-working personality.
    He's always busy, he looks like a beaver.
    Siempre está ocupado, parece un castor.
    To refer to someone who is overly concerned about their projects.
    Don't be a beaver, relax a little.
    No seas castor, relájate un poco.