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    Pañuelos (en. Handkerchiefs)

    /paˈɲwelos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Piece of cloth used for the head or neck.
    She wears a red handkerchief on her head.
    Ella lleva un pañuelo rojo en la cabeza.
    Disposable paper handkerchief.
    I need a handkerchief to blow my nose.
    Necesito un pañuelo para sonarme la nariz.
    A symbol of support in demonstrations.
    The handkerchiefs were raised in protest.
    Los pañuelos fueron levantados en señal de protesta.

    Etymology

    From the Spanish 'paño', meaning cloth, and the suffix '-uelo', indicating diminutive.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Handkerchief on the head
    Use of a handkerchief to cover the head.
    pañuelo en la cabeza
    Disposable handkerchief
    Paper handkerchief that is used and thrown away.
    pañuelo desechable
    Take out a handkerchief
    To use a handkerchief to clean or dry oneself.
    sacar un pañuelo

    Related Words

    Napkin
    Piece of cloth or paper used to clean the mouth or hands.
    servilleta
    Scarf
    Garment worn around the neck.
    bufanda
    Pocket handkerchief
    Small handkerchief carried in the pocket.
    pañuelo de bolsillo

    Slang Meanings

    Fashion symbol or urban trend.
    Wearing colorful handkerchiefs is a trend on the streets.
    Llevar pañuelos de colores es tendencia en las calles.
    To refer to someone who is very expressive or dramatic.
    That girl is a handkerchief, she is always showing her emotions.
    Esa chica es un pañuelo, siempre está mostrando sus emociones.