This is the 8266th most frequent Spanish word.
pettinato
"Pettinato" is not a Spanish word; it is an Italian word meaning "combed" or "well-groomed."
The context of 'pettinato' here is used in a conjugated form to describe grooming actions related to hair, albeit informally or creatively.
Él siempre se pettinato antes de salir.
He always combs himself before going out.
'Pettinato' here functions as an adjective modifying 'com',' indicating a specialized or unique quality associated with styling.
Ese es un peine pettinato que compré en Italia.
That is a comb designed for styling which I bought in Italy.
In this case, 'pettinato' is used metaphorically to convey a sophisticated or polished style, extending beyond its literal grooming meaning.