How Do You Spell MARRO?

Pronunciation: [mˈaɹə͡ʊ] (IPA)

The word "marro" may be spelled differently depending on the context or language in which it is used. In Spanish, "marro" means leather, and it is spelled as /ˈma.ro/ with a double "r". However, in Italian, "marro" means chestnut, and it is spelled as /ˈmar.ro/ with a single "r". It's important to be familiar with the context and language in which the word is being used to ensure proper spelling and understanding of the meaning.

Etymology of MARRO

The word "marro" is a Spanish term that originated from the Old Spanish word "marrar", which means to miss or fail. It is derived from the Latin word "marrāre", which carries the same meaning. Over time, the word "marro" has taken on various connotations and is currently used in different contexts, such as expressing disappointment or frustration.

Similar spelling words for MARRO

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