No. 9,158 in Spanish
zarra
"Zarra" is a colloquial Spanish term that can mean "mess," "scandal," or "something of poor quality," depending on the context.
In a sentence
La zarra en el campo cuidaba a sus ovejas.
The shepherdess in the field was taking care of her sheep.
In this context, 'zarra' is used to refer to a shepherdess or woman shepherd.
Encontramos una zarra especialmente jugosa en el mercado hoy.
We found an especially ripe cherry at the market today.
Here, 'zarra' refers to a variety of cherries, often used to describe fruit or produce.
La zarra del vecindario organizó una fiesta para los niños.
The woman of importance in the neighborhood organized a party for the children.
In this use, 'zarra' signifies a woman of prominence or significance, possibly due to her role or actions within a community.
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