This is the 9992nd most frequent Spanish word.
callos
"Callos" can mean "tripe" (a traditional dish made from cow stomach) or "calluses" (thickened skin) in English, depending on the context.
In this context, 'callos' refers to hardened areas of skin formed as a result of friction or pressure, commonly referred to as calluses.
Me salieron callos en las manos por usar herramientas.
I got calluses on my hands from using tools.
Here, 'callos' refers to a traditional Spanish dish made with tripe and often cooked with chickpeas and other ingredients.
El plato típico de Madrid son los callos con garbanzos.
The typical dish of Madrid is callos with chickpeas.
In this sentence, 'callos' is used metaphorically to describe emotional scars or sensitivities, drawing a comparison to physical calluses.