No. 8,293 in Spanish
pirola
"Pirola" is a colloquial and vulgar term in Spanish that can mean "penis" or refer to something insignificant, depending on the region. Context is essential.
In a sentence
La pirola de la lámpara se rompió anoche.
The lamp's knob broke last night.
Here, 'pirola' refers to the small knob or protruding part of the lamp, often used to adjust its settings.
¡Qué pirola más bonita tiene ese bastón!
What a beautiful knob this cane has!
In this case, 'pirola' is used to describe the ornamental or functional knob on the cane.
La vieja caja tenía una pirola oxidada en el cierre.
The old box had a rusty knob on its lock.
Here, 'pirola' refers to the mechanical knob or handle used for closing or locking the box.
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