coto

Meaning

1. (masculine) preserve, wildlife preserve, land preserve
2. (masculine) enclosed area of land
3. (masculine) landmark
4. (masculine) limit, boundary
5. (masculine) howler monkey
6. (masculine, obsolete) mandate

Concepts

goiter

goitre

preserve

sculpin

enclosed pasture

boundary post

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crop

park

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Synonyms

bocio

gobio

buche

papada

papera

tumor

vedado

ruma

tumor en el cuello

güecho

fiesta

🥳

güegüecho

Translations

Kropf

goître

goitre

gozzo

papeira

clos

magnarone

vedat

bandita

papo

tumore nel collo

tumidum guttur

bof

krop

Hyphenated as

co‧to

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈkoto/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: cautus

Cognate with Galician: -

Cognate with Portuguese: couto

Inherited from Old Spanish: cobdo

Inherited from Latin: cubitum

Borrowed from Quechua:

In summary

Inherited from Latin cautus (“safe, secure”). Doublet of cauto. Compare Galician and Portuguese couto.