cacha

Spanish

noun
Definitions
  • (often) piece of the handle of a knife
  • (firearms) stock, buttstock, butt the part of a rifle or shotgun that rests against the shoulder
  • (Spain) buttock
  • (Spain) cheek
  • (Peru) mockery
  • (Spain) leg
  • (Chile) sexual intercourse

Etymology

Inherited from Latin *capla, capula, capiō (take, seize, capture, contain, I capture, I seize, I hold, I take, understand, hold, I seize upon, grasp, am large enough for, I lay hold of).

Origin

Latin

capiō

Gloss

take, seize, capture, contain, I capture, I seize, I hold, I take, understand, hold, I seize upon, grasp, am large enough for, I lay hold of

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