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alobado.

dazed, spaced out, sluggish, sleepy; slow to react.

7 characters4 syllables approx.Español language

Meaning & usage

adj/aloˈbado/standard[a.loˈβ̞a.ð̞o]standard/aloˈbao/standard[a.loˈβ̞a.o]standard

  1. dazed, spaced out, sluggish, sleepy; slow to react.

    Andalusia · colloquial
    Niño, espabila que estás muy alobao.
    Después de comerme ese potaje me he quedado alobado en el sofá.
Where this word comes from

Past participle of the regionally restricted verb alobar. Equivalent to a- + lobo (“wolf”) + -ado. Historically, the reflexive verb alobarse was used in rural contexts to describe a flock of sheep becoming paralyzed, dazed, or panicked by the presence of a wolf. In Andalusia, the meaning shifted to describe a person who is dazed, lethargic, or slow to react (often from sleepiness or having eaten a heavy meal).

verb/aloˈbado/standard[a.loˈβ̞a.ð̞o]standard/aloˈbao/standard[a.loˈβ̞a.o]standard

  1. past participle of alobar

    form-of · participle · past
Where this word comes from

Past participle of the regionally restricted verb alobar. Equivalent to a- + lobo (“wolf”) + -ado. Historically, the reflexive verb alobarse was used in rural contexts to describe a flock of sheep becoming paralyzed, dazed, or panicked by the presence of a wolf. In Andalusia, the meaning shifted to describe a person who is dazed, lethargic, or slow to react (often from sleepiness or having eaten a heavy meal).

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