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1. www.spanishdict.com › translate › mitraMitra | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.com

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   masculine noun. 2. (religious office or territory) a. bishopric (of a bishop) El obispo convocó a todos los párrocos de la mitra.The bishop summoned all the parish priests of the bishopric. b. archbishopric (of the archbishop) Nuestra parroquia está bajo la jurisdicción de la mitra de Cartagena. Our parish is under the jurisdiction of the ...

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3. www.tellmeinspanish.com › vocab › spanish-terms-of60 Spanish Terms of Endearment to Express Affection

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   Apr 2, 2024 · Papacito: Hottie. Pedacito de cielo: Piece of heaven. Príncipe: Prince. Princesa: Princess. Pollito: Chicken. Tesoro: Dear / Boo. These terms of endearment can be used to address or refer to your boyfriend or girlfriend. Many of these terms are more affectionate when adding a Spanish possessive pronoun.

4. nameberry.com › b › girl-baby-name-mitraMitra - Baby Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity for a Girl ...

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   Oct 10, 2024 · The name Mitra is a girl's name of Hindi origin meaning "friend; earth mother". Deriving from the Sanskrit Mithra, Mitra is the Hindu god of the sun and of friendship. This transcription is unisex in Hindi, while in Persian, it is the feminine form. Notable bearers of Mitra include filmmaker Mitra Farahani, Indian freedom fighter Mitra Bir, and ...

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   Nov 19, 2017 · Amorcito, Mi Cielo: Amorcito is a term couples use as a pet name. It's the equivalent to saying "my love"--except cuter. Mi cielo roughly translated means "you are my world." Nena (e), Niña (o), Muñeca: These terms of endearment refer to a cute little boy or girl. Bruja: You may find it funny that women call other brujas, but it is actually a ...

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6. www.fluentu.com › blog › spanish35 Common Terms of Endearment in Spanish | FluentU Language ...

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   Dec 1, 2023 · 10. Corazoncito— Sweetheart. “Sweetheart” is probably one of the most common terms of endearment for children in English, and corazoncito is the Spanish equivalent. And again, you can certainly use this one when talking to your significant other. Ella es su corazoncito.

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   What is a girl called in Spanish?

   • Little girl (birth - prepuberty): Niña (translated as female kid). Cría (Spain). Girl (adolescence - young adulthood): Señorita (translated as Miss/Ms.). Chica (translated as girl). Chava (Mexico). Mina. Piba. Flaca (Peru). Muchacha. Woman (adulthood (mid-30s) - death): Señora (translated as Mrs., Ma'am, or Madam, depending on the context)..

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   What is the difference between Seora and Nia in Spanish?

   • But the above isn’t the proper way in Spanish. Señora is a married woman or an unmarried, older woman. Señorita is for a single unmarried woman which you can use in a formal manner. Niña is for a little girl. Muchacha is a bit more broad but still a young woman. But every country and even regions within a country change it to their own preferences.

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   Why do kids call women Seoras?

   • It's not rare for kids to address women in their mid-20s as señoras because, for them, they are grown-ups. Conversely, an elderly person might address a woman in her 30s as señorita because, again, for them, she's still fairly young. The matter of ma'am and Mrs. Both are translated as señora because Spanish doesn't make that distinction.

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   Why are Ma'am & Mrs pronounced Seora?

   • The matter of ma'am and Mrs. Both are translated as señora because Spanish doesn't make that distinction. What follows after Mrs. is trickier. In some countries, there goes the woman's last name, while in others, it's her given name. In casual contexts, I'll go for the latter. In formal contexts, it varies a lot.

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   What does it mean to call someone Seora?

   • If you think of yourself as younger than a grandpa, calling someone Señora means she's borderline unfuckable, or old enough that she has to be very hot to be fuckable. Calling someone señora is offensive if they think of themselves as still in prime time for the dating game. If you're an old gentleman, Señorita is anyone too young to fuck.

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   How do you use -itaor -Itoto in Spanish?

   • As mentioned with bomboncita, you can add -itaor -itoto almost any noun to make it sound more cutesy. Using a diminutive gives something the feeling of being small or adorable, or just shows affection in general. As with most things in Spanish, the ending you use is based on the noun’s gender.

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   Language. I can't seem to get a straight answer on what to call women of each age group and each Hispanic/Latino ethnicity gives me a different answer. From what I understand: Niña = little girl Señorita= Miss or unmarried woman Mujer = woman Señora= Mrs. or married older woman Muchacha = girl Chica = girl. But some tell me that if a woman ...