Welcome to the Lunfardo Dictionary Y, your comprehensive guide to the Lunfardo language! On this page, dedicated to the letter “Y,” you will find a ton of Lunfardo words, each followed by its meaning in standard Spanish and then translated into English for easy understanding.
Lunfardo Dictionary Y – Words in Lunfardo, Spanish and English
Yanta, en: Indigente (English: Destitute) |
Yeca: Experiencia (English: Experience) |
Yeite: Ocasión / Asunto / Asunto dudoso (English: Occasion / Matter / Doubtful matter) |
Yeta: Influjo maléfico, suerte adversa (English: Malefic influence, adverse luck) |
Yeyatore: Tipo de mal agüero (English: Type of bad omen) |
Yigoló: Individuo joven mantenido por una mujer mayor (English: Young individual supported by an older woman) |
Yira / yiranta: Ramera (English: Harlot) |
Yiradicta: Ramera (English: Harlot) |
Yirar: Andar (English: Walk) |
Yiro: Ramera (English: Harlot) |
Yompa: Pabellón (English: Pavilion) |
Yoni: Inglés (English: English) |
Yugaba: Trabajaba esforzadamente (English: Worked hard) |
Yugador / yugante: Trabajador (English: Worker) |
Yugar: Trabajar (English: Work) |
Yuguiyo: Cuello de camisa (English: Shirt collar) |
Yunta: Pareja, compañía (English: Couple, company) |
Yurno: Yorno, día (English: Lathe, day) |
Yuta: Personal policíaco (English: Police personnel) |
Yuto: Desleal, falso / Policía de investigaciones (English: Disloyal, false / Investigation police) |