viejo
Old in Spanish
Viejo is Spanish for old, used as an adjective or noun.
As a noun, it means old man, but in Latin American Spanish it's also an affectionate term for one's father: Mi viejo me enseñó a manejar (My old man taught me to drive).
The feminine vieja works similarly for mother or old woman.
In casual speech, viejo can address a close friend regardless of age.
elderly
Grandfather in Spanish
father
Spanish for dad
- padreMilitary or Catholic cleric
- progenitorAncestor or originator
- jefeLeader, in Spanish
- cabezaSpanish for head
friend
Spanish for friend
abuelo
Grandfather in Spanish
papá
Spanish for dad
- padreMilitary or Catholic cleric
- progenitorAncestor or originator
- jefeLeader, in Spanish
amigo
Spanish for friend
carnal · inseparable · querido
añejo
Aged tequila classification
roto
Rotary printing method, abbreviated