Processional float bearer in Spanish
Processional float bearer in Spanish is costalero (kohs-tah-LEH-roh), or costalera. It's masculine: el costalero.
- Spanish
- el costalero
- Say it
- el kohs-tah-LEH-roh
- Gender
- Masculine: el costalero
- Also said
- la costalera
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Spanish Holy Week religious vocabulary
The other words in step 2 of Easter Words in Spanish.
- la procesiónprocession · lah proh-seh-SYOHN
- la cruzcross · lah KROOS
- la palmapalm frond · lah PAHL-mah
- el ciriocandle (large ceremonial) · el SEE-ryoh
- la cofradíareligious brotherhood · lah koh-frah-DEE-ah
- el pasoprocessional float · el PAH-soh
- el penitentepenitent · el peh-nee-TEHN-teh
- la oraciónprayer · lah oh-rah-SYOHN
- el ayunofasting · el ah-YOO-noh
Questions about costalero
How do you say processional float bearer in Spanish?
Processional float bearer in Spanish is el costalero. You can also say la costalera.
How do you pronounce costalero?
Say it kohs-tah-LEH-roh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: LEH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is costalero masculine or feminine in Spanish?
costalero is masculine, so it takes el: el costalero.
What does costalero mean in English?
In English, el costalero means processional float bearer.
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