cigarros
“cigarros” means “cigarettes” in Spanish (most common meaning in Latin America).
cigarettes
Also: cigarsSpainLatin America

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¿Tienes cigarros?
A1Do you have cigarettes?
Él no fuma cigarros.
A1He doesn't smoke cigarettes.
Compré un paquete de cigarros.
A2I bought a pack of cigarettes.
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What is the most common meaning of 'cigarros' in Latin America?
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👥 Word Family▼
cigarro(cigarette/cigar (singular)) — Noun
cigarrillo(little cigarette) — Noun
tabaquería(tobacco shop) — Noun
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📚 Etymology▼
Most likely from the Mayan word 'siyar,' which referred to smoking rolled tobacco leaves. It was adopted into Spanish during the colonization of the Americas.
First recorded: 16th century
Cognates (Related words)
English: cigarFrench: cigare
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'cigarros' masculine or feminine?
It is masculine. You say 'los cigarros'.
What is the singular form of 'cigarros'?
The singular form is 'cigarro'.