Rolling pin in Spanish
Rolling pin in Spanish is rodillo (roh-DEE-yoh), or palo de amasar. It's masculine: el rodillo.
- Spanish
- el rodillo
- Say it
- el roh-DEE-yoh
- Gender
- Masculine: el rodillo
- Also said
- el palo de amasar
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Questions about rodillo
How do you say rolling pin in Spanish?
Rolling pin in Spanish is el rodillo. You can also say el palo de amasar.
How do you pronounce rodillo?
Say it roh-DEE-yoh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: DEE. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is rodillo masculine or feminine in Spanish?
rodillo is masculine, so it takes el: el rodillo.
What does rodillo mean in English?
In English, el rodillo means rolling pin.
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