Entrada - pómulo

[Marsopa]

"Entrada" puede significar "pómulo?" Lo lei en un libro, y entendí (creo) que era parte de la cara.

Me equivoco?

Gracias.

Marsopa

[CrOtALiTo]

Originally Posted by Marsopa

Puede significar "pómulo?" Lo lei en un libro, y entendí (creo) que era parte de la cara.

Me equivoco?

Gracias.

Marsopa

Marposa, I wanna understand you, you did mean to say the word Entrada, for me that word seem more in enter to a place as a house, store, museum, o another place, but I never have heard the word pómulo, I don't know that meaning it.

[CrOtALiTo]

Ohh I know the word Pómulo, it's referent to a part of our face aside of the dagger, so is maned it. Pómulo.

[poli]

It also means round cheeks

[CrOtALiTo]

Poli, I follow your steps, jejeje.

[Tomisimo]

I think it simply means cheek or cheekbone.

[sosia]

Like David says, pómulo is the cheekbone (or the cheek)
When a person's face becomes red, usually the "pómulos" are the fist thing it comes red.
so the "round cheeks" of Poli
Saludos

[Marsopa]

I know what pómulo is, but the word entrada was used to refer to a part of the face in a sentence I read.

Or maybe I am crazy...

Marsopa

[sosia]

You never told about "entrada"
"Ese hombre tiene grandes entradas"
That man's hair has a big receding hairline

Saludos

[Tomisimo]

Originally Posted by Marsopa

I know what pómulo is, but the word entrada was used to refer to a part of the face in a sentence I read.

Or maybe I am crazy...

Marsopa

Marsopa, that's my fault.

I didn't quite understand your question, so I edited the thread title to read pómulo instead of entrada. I've re-edited it to make it clear again.

Sorry about that.