Where does “chorrear” come from?

chorrear (Spanish) comes from Spanish chorro, from Romani ćorro — poor.

chorrear (Spanish): to spout, to gush; to drip; to trickle

Definitions

  1. to spout, to gush; to drip; to trickle

Ancestry of “chorrear”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Spanishchorroflow; jet; ton, tons; bunch; pile; a poor person,...
2Romanićorropoor

Words derived from “chorrear”

Every word from Romani ćorro →Every word from Spanish chorro →