13/11/2021
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The words ending in -ña they can be feminine nouns and adjectives and verbs. In Spanish there are not many words with this ending, because the letter Ñ it is rarely used. For example: araña, christmasña, I taughtña.
The nouns that end with these letters are generally common, that is, words that refer to people, objects, ideas, among others; generally. For example: youña, rideña.
Many of these adjectives are derived from other words and are formed by adding the suffix -eña:
As for the verbs, have as last letters -na those whose infinitive ends in:
accompanyña | entersña | Panamaña |
araña | extraña | patraña |
artimaña | gruña | tabña |
baña | guadeloupeña | hoofña |
campiña | scytheña | pyreña |
breedña | doña | puerto ricanña |
chihuahueña | honduranña | rippedña |
storkña | lasaña | regaña |
passwordña | youña | reseña |
costña | limeña | riña |
cuzqueña | madrileña | laughña |
playña | malagueña | I knowña |
uncoverña | maraña | sureña |
designña | rideña | cobwebña |
empaña | shrewña | youña |
engaña | neitherña | vicuña |
taughtña | Northña | sawña |
ACña | dueña | sueña |
givesña | piña | orña |
cabña | emña | lagaña |
campaña | isleña | migratesña |
nearbyña | hermitageña | I will placeña |
brazilianña | homeña | christmasña |
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