tosco

Meaning

  1. crude
  2. uncouth
  3. coarse, rough, rough around the edges

Concepts

coarse
rough
boorish
uncouth
harsh
raw
crude
unrefined
rude
vulgar
flat
loutish
neanderthal
oafish
rugged
blunt
swinish
hulking
unworked
unwrought
yarnlike
agrarian
backwoods
bluff
brash
bulky
common
debased
gross
heavy
indecent
large
maladroit
rough-and-ready
rural
rustic
underbred

neandertal

yarny
Tosk
Synonyms

basto
43k
grosero
C1
crudo
C2
rudo
C1
áspero
25k
burdo
47k
bruto
C1
grueso
C2
cobarde
B1
rústico
33k
torpe
C1
escabroso
tardo
C2
grande
A1
desgarbado
gruesa
C2
charro
inculto
campestre
27k

balurdo

ballunco

tosca
28k
violento
B2
voluminoso
brutal
C1
chapucero
42k
atarván
jaspeado
palurdo
36k
desigual
34k
doble
B1
duro
A2
feo
B2
Translations

grob
grosseiro
rustique
rude
rauh
roh
ruw
tosc
tosco
grossier
grof
rozzo
derb
barsch
grossolana
Frequency

35k
Hyphenated as
tos‧co
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈtosko/
Etymology

Inherited from Vulgar Latin tuscus (literally “Etruscan, Tuscan”), from Vicus Tuscus (“Etruscan Street”) (the dwellers of Vicus Tuscus in Rome had a bad reputation).

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