cuchara
“cuchara” means “spoon” in Spanish (general utensil for eating or serving).
spoon
Also: tablespoon, trowel
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Necesito una cuchara para la sopa.
A1I need a spoon for the soup.
Revuelve el café con la cuchara pequeña.
A1Stir the coffee with the small spoon.
El albañil usa la cuchara para poner el cemento.
B2The bricklayer uses the trowel to apply the cement.
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From the Latin word 'cochleare', which originally referred to a spoon used for eating snails (cochlea).
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'cuchara' masculine or feminine?
It is feminine. You should say 'la cuchara' or 'una cuchara'.
How do you say 'teaspoon'?
The most common way is 'cucharilla' or 'cuchara de té'.