dicho

Meaning

Adj

mentioned, said, aforementioned

Det

said

Noun

1. (masculine) saying, expression
2. (masculine) remark
3. (masculine) proverb
4. (masculine) marriage vow

Verb

past participle of decir

Concepts

saying

adage

maxim

said

expression

byword

dictum

proverb

idiom

bon mot

byspel

axiom

saw

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aphorism

so-called

statement

term

told

word

bright remark

mot

deposition

past part of decir

Synonyms

proverbio

refrán

aforismo

adagio

declaración

locución

el dicho

en cuestón

comentario ingenioso

expresión

sentencia

agudeza

axioma

decir

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Hyphenated as

di‧cho

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈdit͡ʃo/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: dictus

Inherited from Old Spanish: -

Cognate with English: dictum

In summary

Inherited from Latin dictus, dictum. In some Old Spanish texts, it originally appeared as decho; it was later altered with the influence of the -i- from conjugated forms of decir (e.g. digo, dice, diga, etc.).
Compare English dictum.

Sentences

Dicho imperativo se conoce como el principio de responsabilidad .

This imperative is known as the principle of responsibility.

No existe ninguna evidencia científica que apoye dicho efecto .

There is no scientific evidence to support this effect.

De ella se ha dicho que es " la madre de todas las zambas ".

It has been said that she is "the mother of all zambas".

Actualmente está radicado en dicho país .

He is currently based in that country.

El Estado desde dicho año asume la entrega del subsidio maternal .

Since that year, the State has assumed delivery of the maternal allowance.

Pese a todo lo dicho la homogeneidad de la balada no fue demasiada .

Despite all the above, the homogeneity of the ballad was not too much.

De acuerdo a lo dicho por Buggy, Shanks es un poderoso guerrero .

According to Buggy, Shanks is a powerful warrior.

Posteriormente dicho anteproyecto fue promulgado bajo la Ley No .

Subsequently, said preliminary draft was promulgated under Law No.