La Ropa — Clothing

bobjenkins · 04:53 PM

Spanish	English
abrigo^NM	overcoat
algodón^NM	cotton
almohada^NF	pillow
anteojos^NMP	eyeglasses
arreglarse^V	to get dressed up (to go out)
billetera^NF	wallet
blusa^NF	blouse
bolsa^NF (Méx)	handbag
bolsa^NF (Méx)	purse
bolsa^NF para la ropa^NF sucia	laundry bag
bolsillo^NM	pocket
bolso^NM (Spain)	handbag
bolso^NM (Spain)	purse
boutique^NM	clothes shop
calceta^NF	sock
calcetín^NM	sock
camisa^NF	shirt
camiseta^NF	shirt
cartera^NF	wallet
cesto grande para la ropa^NM	clothesbasket
chaqueta^NF	jacket
chaquetón^NM	overcoat
cinturón^NM	belt
cobertor^NM	blanket
cobija^NF	blanket
colcha^NF	quilt
corbata^NF	tie
cordel para colgar la ropa^NM	clothesline
cuerda de la ropa^NF	clothesline
esmóquin^NM	monkey suit
esmóquin^NM	tux
esmóquin^NM	tuxedo
falda^NF	skirt
funda^NF para almohada^NF	pillowcase
gabardina^NF	raincoat
gabán^NM	jacket
gafas^NFP	glasses
gafas^NFP	sunglasses
gancho para ropa^NM	clothes hook
gorra^NF	baseball hat
gorra^NF	cap
gorra^NF	hat
gorro^NM	hat (brimless)
gorro^NM	stocking hat
guante^NM	glove
lana^NF	wool
lavadora^NF de ropa^NF	washing machine
lavar la ropa^V	to do the laundry
lazo^NM para tender ropa^NF	clothesline
lentes^NMP	eyeglasses
lentes^NMP	lenses
manga^NF	sleeve
mantel^NM	tablecloth
medias^NFP	pantyhose
medias^NFP	socks
medias^NFP	stockings
minifalda^NF	miniskirt
pantalones^NMP	pants
pantalones^NMP	trousers
pantimedia^NF	pantyhose
pinza^NF para colgar la ropa^NF	clothespin
playera^NF	shirt
poliéster^NF	polyester
rasgarse la ropa^V	to tear one's clothes
ropa^NF de calle^NF	street clothes
ropa^NF de cama^NF	bed clothes
ropa^NF de lluvia^NF	rainwear
ropa^NF de vestir	dressy clothes
ropa^NF de vestir	formal attire
ropa^NF de vestir	formal clothes
ropa^NF de vestir	formal wear
ropa^NF deportiva	sportswear
ropa^NF impermeable	rainwear
ropa^NF interior	underwear
ropa^NF lavada	laundry
ropa^NF para lavar	laundry
ropa^NF sucia	dirty clothes
ropa^NF sucia	dirty laundry
ropa^NF	clothes
ropa^NF	wardrobe
ropería^NF	clothes shop
saco^NM	jacket
saco^NM	sportscoat
servilleta^NF	napkin
sombrero^NM	hat
sábana^NF	sheet
tendedero^NM	clothesline
tenis^NM	tennis shoe
tienda^NF de ropa^NF	clothes shop
toalla^NF	towel
traje^NM	suit
trajes^NMP de deporte^NM	sportswear
vestido^NM	dress
vestidor^NM	dressing room
vestirse^V	to dress oneself
vestuario^NM	dressing room
vestón^NM (Chile)	jacket
zapato^NM	shoe

***Tomisimo*** · #11 August 14, 2009, 03:40 PM

Page has been updated with all vocabulary mentioned up to here.

I do have a couple of questions though:

Quote:

Counterpane/bed quilt (?) - colcha NF

I have never heard the term "counterpane". Can anyone confirm it?

Quote:

Tablemat - carpeta NF

I'm not sure what this is referring to-- is it a placemat? A small piece of cloth or plastic placed under the plate.

Quote:

Originally Posted by María José

I call a pinza peg in English.

As far as I know a clothespin has two pieces joined by a spring so that it clamps shut. A clothes peg is one single piece of wood with a slot in the middle used to place over the clothes that are hanging on the line. But it doesn't clamp shut.

**AngelicaDeAlquezar** · #12 August 14, 2009, 09:45 PM

@David: "Colcha" is the (decorative) upper cover of a bed, placed over the sheets and blankets... I wasn't able to find a suitable word, even at bed clothing websites.

And Lou Ann posted a good picture of a "carpeta" in the b/v topic: http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?p=26358 (posts 24 to 27)

Elaina · #13 August 14, 2009, 10:39 PM

I've heard people refer to a bedspread as a "sobrecama"

I've also heard...
-frezada (?sp?) = blanket
-sábana (?sp) = bedsheet
-chamarra = jacket
-chanclas/chancletas = slippers
-medias = stocking (although this was a term used many years ago when stockings were pantyhose and (now) knee highs

Also, how do you say .....

-jogging pants
-sweat pants

I've heard people that only speak spanish refer to them as "pants".... the "a" is pronouned as the "o" in out.

CrOtALiTo · #14 August 15, 2009, 01:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by María José

I call a pinza peg in English.

Lo que tu dices es el gancho para colgar ropa mojada?

Suavemente · #15 December 03, 2009, 08:45 AM

Traje de Baño = Bathing Suit,,,,, I'm suprised nobody thought of that

Anoosh · #16 July 25, 2010, 05:43 AM

What about the verb (to wear)??!!!

i used to use (usar) but they told me it's for general ideas like: en verano se usa una camiseta y unos pantalones cortos.
and for llevar I've be told that I should use puesto with it !!!
and my teacher uses traer puesto !!
Which one should I use??

here are some words :
súeter = sweater
cinto is a short for cinturón = belt
(sobre todo / abrigo )!! do they mean the same?
jeans/ vaqueros
chancletas / chanclas = flip flop
pantuflas = slippers

hermit · #17 July 25, 2010, 06:09 AM

"Counterpane" is a decorative bed covering - a "bedspread".

Lorenzo · #18 July 25, 2010, 01:34 PM

Bragas=panties en España

~~spanish learner~~ · #19 January 11, 2015, 11:38 AM

What about "La Blusa"-Blouse? Is that a word thats commonly used? That's what I was taught in like 6th grade Spanish haha.

**Rusty** · #20 January 11, 2015, 05:04 PM

Added. Thanks!
The word is commonly used.

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