No. 11,302 in Catalan
trapella
"Trapella" means "mischievous" in English.
In a sentence
La nena trapella va amagar les sabates del seu germà.
The mischievous girl hid her brother's shoes.
In this sentence, the word 'trapella' is used as an adjective to describe the girl's mischievous behavior.
És un nen molt trapella; sempre està fent bromes.
He is a very mischievous child; he’s always making jokes.
Here, 'trapella' serves as an adjective to highlight the playful and often naughty nature of the child.
Els seus amics el criden "Trapella" perquè sempre fa entremaliadures.
His friends call him 'Trapella' because he’s always getting into mischief.
In this case, 'Trapella' is used as a nickname or term of endearment stemming from the person's mischievous traits.
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