How Do You Spell CARILLO?

Pronunciation: [kaɹˈɪlə͡ʊ] (IPA)

The spelling of "carillo" is arduous for foreign language learners due to its complex pronunciation. The IPA phonetic transcription of "carillo" is kəˈrɪljəʊ, which represents the challenging consonant cluster at the beginning of the word. The combination of "c" and "r" sounds like the Spanish rolled "r," and "ll" represents a palatal lateral sound that occurs in Spanish. The vowel sounds in "carillo" are straightforward as the word contains only two syllables with a short "i" and long "o" sound.

Common Misspellings for CARILLO

• carolll
• caridopyloric
• variolliform

Etymology of CARILLO

The etymology of the word "carillo" is Spanish. It comes from the Old Spanish term "carillo", which means "cheek" or "side of the face". The word ultimately stems from the Latin word "carrus", meaning "cart" or "wheeled vehicle". Over time, the term "carillo" evolved to refer to "cheeks" because of the shape and appearance of a cart's sides, which resemble the human cheeks.

Similar spelling words for CARILLO

• Carrol,
• Carli,
• carll,
• carollo,
• carello,
• Carlo,
• Carrillo,
• Cirillo,
• Carwile,
• Caroll,
• carroll,
• Carlow,
• carol,
• carrell,
• Caryl,
• carrel,
• Carwell,
• Carl,
• Carullo,
• cariello,
• carryall.