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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPeloso
/peˈloːzo/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Covered with hair or fur.
"The peloso dog was a favorite among the children at the park." - 2
Figuratively, it can describe something that is shaggy or unkempt.
"His peloso appearance made him look like he had just rolled out of bed."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'peloso' originates from the Italian language, derived from the Latin 'pilosus', meaning 'hairy' or 'furry'. The term has evolved to describe something that is covered with hair or fur, often used in both literal and metaphorical contexts.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Peloso" is said worldwide
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poilu
Transliteration: pwah-lu
"Le chien poilu était le préféré des enfants au parc."
haarig
Transliteration: haːʁɪç
"Der haarige Hund war bei den Kindern im Park beliebt."
peloso
Transliteration: peˈloːzo
"Il cane peloso era il preferito dai bambini al parco."
peludo
Transliteration: peˈluðo
"El perro peludo era el favorito de los niños en el parque."
peludo
Transliteration: peˈludu
"O cachorro peludo era o favorito das crianças no parque."
बालों वाला
Transliteration: bāloṃ vālā
"बालों वाला कुत्ता पार्क में बच्चों का पसंदीदा था।"
毛茸茸的
Transliteration: máo róng róng de
"毛茸茸的狗是公园里孩子们的最爱。"
털이 많은
Transliteration: teol-i manh-eun
"털이 많은 개는 공원에서 아이들이 가장 좋아하는 개였다."
毛深い
Transliteration: keibukai
"毛深い犬は公園で子供たちのお気に入りだった。"
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