Mozas (en. Girls)

/ˈmo.θas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Young women who work as maids or in the fields.

The maids of the village were in charge of gathering the harvest.

Las mozas del pueblo se encargaban de recoger la cosecha.

Young people who help with household chores.

They hired maids to help with domestic chores.

Contrataron mozas para ayudar con los quehaceres domésticos.

From Latin 'mānsio', referring to a young woman who takes care of the house.

street girls

refers to young people who perform duties in public spaces.

mozas de la calle

like a maid

used to describe someone who works hard.

como una moza

mozo

Young man, especially one who works as a servant.

mozo

servant

Woman who performs cleaning and maintenance tasks in a house.

sirvienta

Attractive woman who works in service.

That girl is very pretty and kind.

Esa moza es muy guapa y amable.

Young person who organizes events or parties.

The maids are responsible for the decoration of the event.

Las mozas son responsables de la decoración del evento.