No. 4,331 in Spanish
rocha
"Rocha" is a regional slang term in some Spanish-speaking areas, often meaning "filthy" or "dirty."
In a sentence
La rocha cubría toda la superficie del suelo.
The rock covered the entire surface of the ground.
In this sentence, 'rocha' refers to a type of rock, indicating its natural application.
Pasé por una tienda llamada La Rocha en el centro.
I passed by a shop called La Rocha in the center.
Here, 'rocha' is used as a proper noun, likely representing a name or brand.
Llegará una rocha de invitados para la fiesta.
A bunch of guests will arrive for the party.
In this context, 'rocha' is employed informally to denote a large, possibly unruly group or quantity.
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