monja



Inflexiones de 'monja' (nf): fpl: monjas
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
monja nf (mujer religiosa)nun n
  (religion)sister n
 Las monjas oran todos los días por los pobres.
 Nuns pray for the poor every day.
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Compound Forms:
SpanishEnglish
al pedo como teta de monja loc adv AR, UY: vulgar (en vano, sin necesidad)to no avail adv
  in vain adv
al pedo como teta de monja loc adv AR, UY: vulgar (sin nada que hacer)useful like tits on a bull expr
  as useful as a chocolate teapot expr
monja blanca loc nom f (orquídea)white nun n
Note: Lycaste skinneri.
 La monja blanca es la flor nacional de Guatemala.
 The white nun is the national flower of Guatemala.
monja de claustro nf + loc adj (monja de convento)cloister nun n
 María decidió convertirse en monja de claustro.
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'monja' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the Spanish description:
agustiniano - carmelita - monja de claustro - toca - tomar el velo - tornera
English:
bride of Christ - extern - nun - vestal - eat your hat


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