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    Gaucho (en. Gaucho)

    /ˈɡautʃo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Man who works in livestock, especially in the Argentine pampas.
    The gaucho is a symbol of Argentine culture.
    El gaucho es un símbolo de la cultura argentina.
    Person originating from or with roots in the Argentine countryside.
    The gauchos celebrate with music and dance at their festivities.
    Los gauchos celebran con música y danza en su festividad.
    Cowboy who lives in a nomadic or semi-nomadic way.
    Gauchos move from one place to another depending on the season.
    Los gauchos se trasladan de un lugar a otro según la temporada.

    Etymology

    The etymology of 'gaucho' is uncertain, but it is believed to come from indigenous language or old Spanish.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    gaucho life
    Lifestyle related to freedom and connection with nature.
    vida de gaucho
    gaucho culture
    Set of traditions, customs, and ways of life associated with gauchos.
    cultura gaucha
    gathering of gauchos
    Gathering of gauchos where music is played with guitars.
    guitarreada de gauchos

    Related Words

    horse
    The horse is a fundamental animal in the life of the gaucho.
    caballo
    pampas
    The pampas is the region where gauchos traditionally work.
    pampa
    barbecue
    Barbecue is a popular cooking style among gauchos.
    asado

    Slang Meanings

    Gaucho as a symbol of freedom
    He always feels like a gaucho, free as the wind.
    Él siempre se siente como un gaucho, libre como el viento.
    Gaucho in the sense of being bold or brave
    Be careful, don't act like a reckless gaucho.
    Ten cuidado, no te comportes como un gaucho imprudente.