Corderos (en. Lambs)

/korˈdeɾos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Small sheep, especially before reaching adulthood.
The lambs grazed peacefully in the meadow.
Los corderos pastaban tranquilos en el prado.
Lambs raised for meat production.
On the farm, they raise lambs for the next fair.
En la granja, crían corderos para la próxima feria.
Progeny of the sheep.
A sheep can give birth to one or more lambs a year.
Una oveja puede parir uno o más corderos al año.

Etymology

It comes from the Latin 'corderus', which means 'lamb'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

like a lamb
It refers to someone who is innocent or tender.
como un cordero
to make lambs
To raise or take care of lambs.
hacer corderos
to run like a lamb
It is said of someone who runs carefreely.
correr como cordero

Related Words

sheep
Domestic animals of the sheep species, adults.
ovejas
baby lamb
Young lamb, often used to refer to a lamb in affectionate terms.
corderito
group of lambs
Flock or group of lambs.
corderada

Slang Meanings

A person who acts in a docile or submissive manner.
Don't be a lamb, defend your ideas.
No seas cordero, defiende tus ideas.
In some regions, a very close group of friends.
Let's have a group of lambs to go out this weekend.
Vamos a hacer una corderada para salir este fin de semana.