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    Parido (en. Gave birth)

    /paˈɾi.ðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    It is used to refer to a child or being that has been born.
    The born one has just arrived in the world.
    El parido acaba de llegar al mundo.
    In a colloquial sense, it can refer to a person who has had a difficult experience.
    That guy has had a difficult experience in his life.
    Ese tipo ha tenido un parido en su vida.
    verb
    Past participle of the verb 'parir', which means to give birth.
    The cow has given birth to a calf.
    La vaca ha parido a una cría.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'parĭre', meaning 'to give birth'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    born of laughter
    Expression indicating that something is very funny.
    parido de risa
    born of sleep
    Indicates that someone is extremely tired or sleepy.
    parido de sueño

    Related Words

    parir
    Verb that means to give birth.
    parir
    birth
    The act of being born.
    nacimiento
    mother
    The woman who has given birth.
    madre

    Slang Meanings

    Used in some countries as a synonym for battered or tired.
    After that party, I am exhausted.
    Después de esa fiesta, estoy parido.
    In some contexts, it is used to refer to a difficult or problematic child.
    That kid is a handful, he doesn't stop getting into mischief.
    Ese crío es un parido, no para de hacer travesuras.