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greña

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See also: grena and grená

Spanish

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Etymology

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Back-formation from Old Spanish greñon, from Medieval Latin grenniōnem, ultimately from Proto-Celtic *grendo- (mustache, beard), from Proto-Indo-European *gʰren- (facial hair). Compare Middle Irish grend, Irish greann.

Noun

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greña f (plural greñas)

  1. tangled mess of hair
  2. entanglement

Derived terms

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