trampa

Meaning

1. (feminine) trap, snare (device for trapping animals)
2. (feminine) cheat, trick, cheating, deceit, fraud, scam (act of deception, especially for unlawful gain)
3. (feminine) trapdoor (hinged or sliding door set into a floor)

Concepts

trap

🪤

pitfall

snare

trickery

wangle

trapdoor

ruse

cheat

catch

trick

cheating

skulduggery

fraud

mantrap

hocus-pocus

lasso

mendacity

mesh

packaging

pit

pot

sand trap

screw

setup

skullduggery

slickness

sling

swindle

swindler

tramp

wangling

wrapping

cep

jiggery-pokery

penny bun

king bolete

porcini

bad debt

foothold trap

booby trap

bunker

circumvention

deathtrap

debt

deceit

defrauder

duplicity

fender

fiddle

frame-up

Synonyms

cepo

fraude

lazo

🙇

trama

ahorcado

engaño

nasa

obstáculo

tornillo

acechanza

armadijo

🪤

armado

dolo

emboscada

enredo

escotillón

fraudulencia

fraudulento

montaje

pega

traba

tramposo

truco

trampa de arena

traprock

whinstone

porcini

cascarita

gancho

🪝

chanchuy

trinque

chanchullo

jarana

triquiñuela

chapuza

cuatro

4

triquiñuela

chanchullo

jarana

camunina

marramucia

trácala

🪤

amante

tracalería

astucia

cuestión

deuda

envoltura

fosa

Translations

Falle

🪤

trappola

🪤

piège

🪤

armadilha

🪤

trampa

🪤

cilada

🪤

traquenard

🪤

inganno

chausse-trape

tranello

🪤

trappe

παγίδα

valstrik

Falltür

Hyphenated as

tram‧pa

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈtɾampa/

Etymology

Borrowed from Middle High German: trampen

In summary

Borrowed from Middle High German trampen (“to walk heavily”), or from Medieval Latin trappa, from Proto-Germanic *trap-, from Proto-Indo-European *dremb- (“to run”); or possibly ultimately onomatopoeic.

Sentences

Esta forma curvada era una trampa para disparos .

This curved shape was a shooting trap.