rasquera (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/rasˈkeɾa/

Translation Options

1. Itchiness
2. Uneasiness
3. Nervousness

Meaning

"Rasquera" refers to a feeling of itchiness, uneasiness, or nervousness that someone may experience. It can be used to describe physical discomfort related to itching or metaphorical discomfort related to being uneasy or nervous.

In the Spanish language, "rasquera" is more commonly used in oral speech than in written contexts. It is a term that expresses a sensation of discomfort, both physical and emotional.

Examples

1. Tengo mucha rasquera en la espalda.
   Translation: I have a lot of itchiness on my back.
2. La incertidumbre le produce una gran rasquera.
   Translation: Uncertainty gives him a great feeling of uneasiness.
3. Se le nota la rasquera antes de dar una presentación.
   Translation: You can tell he's nervous before giving a presentation.

Idiomatic Expressions

"Rasquera" is not typically used in idiomatic expressions in Spanish.

Etymology

The word "rasquera" comes from the verb "rascar," which means "to scratch" or "to itch." The suffix "-era" is commonly used in Spanish to form nouns related to a specific action or sensation, in this case, the act of itching.

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: 1. Comezón (Itchiness) 2. Inquietud (Uneasiness) 3. Nerviosismo (Nervousness)

Antonyms: 1. Alivio (Relief) 2. Tranquilidad (Calmness) 3. Despreocupación (Carefreeness)