cun

Meaning

with a, with one

Etymology

From contraction of preposition con (“with”) + masculine article un (“a”). Compare Portuguese cum.

Sentences

Pódese cortar facilmente cun coitelo .

They can be easily cut with a knife.

Empezou a escribir obras cun marcado compromiso coa causa comunista .

He began to write works with a marked commitment to the communist cause.

Outro irmán foi obreiro téxtil e unha das irmás casou cun barbeiro .

Another brother was a textile worker and one of the sisters married a barber.

O campo conta a maiores cun teito retráctil.

The field counts older ones with a retractable roof.

Nos seus inicios soamente contaba cun presidente e un secretario xeral .

In its early days, it had only a president and a secretary-general.

O seu proceso comeza cun diagnóstico, mais non finaliza coa alta .

The process begins with a diagnosis, but does not end with a diagnosis.

Asemade , véndalle os ollos e a cara toda cun pano de liño .

At the same time, she sees his eyes and whole face with a linen cloth.

Conta polo menos cun par de exemplos de hórreos de tipo O Pino .

It contains at least a couple of examples of owl-like owls.