cabeza de plátanos (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of speech:

Noun phrase.

Phonetic transcription:

/kabeθa de ˈplatanos/

Translation options into English:

1. Head of bananas
2. Bunch of bananas

Meaning:

"Cabeza de plátanos" literally translates to "head of bananas" in English. In Spanish, this term refers to a bunch or a cluster of bananas, typically used when referring to a group of bananas still attached to each other.

This phrase is more commonly used in oral speech rather than in written context.

Example sentences:

1. Me gusta comprar una cabeza de plátanos en el mercado.
   Translation: I like to buy a bunch of bananas at the market.

2. Por favor, trae una cabeza de plátanos para la ensalada.
   Translation: Please bring a bunch of bananas for the salad.

Idiomatic expressions:

There are no specific idiomatic expressions associated with "cabeza de plátanos."

Etymology:

• Cabeza: Comes from the Latin word "caput" meaning "head".
• Plátanos: Comes from the Latin word "platanus," which refers to the plane tree or a type of banana tree.

Synonyms and Antonyms:

• Synonyms: Manojo de plátanos (bunch of bananas), racimo de plátanos (cluster of bananas).
• Antonyms: Pelado de plátanos (peeled bananas), plátanos sueltos (loose bananas).