From Gothic raupa, meaning ‘booty’, derived from a Germanic verb meaning ‘to strip or tear away’, reflecting clothing taken as spoil.
From Gothic raupa, meaning ‘booty’, derived from a Germanic verb meaning ‘to strip or tear away’, reflecting clothing taken as spoil.
What does ropa mean in English?
Ropa usually means clothes or clothing, and in context it can refer to an individual garment.
Is ropa masculine or feminine?
Ropa is feminine, so the usual forms are la ropa and una ropa.
Is ropa singular or plural?
Ropa is grammatically singular and often refers collectively to clothes. The regular plural ropas is used when distinguishing kinds or sets of clothing.
How is ropa pronounced?
Ropa is pronounced /ˈropa/, with stress on the first syllable and a trilled initial r.
Where does ropa come from?
Ropa comes from Gothic raupa, ‘booty’, ultimately linked to stripping or taking possessions.