What does Peinarse mean?
Practice Version
Peinarse:
To comb. Peinarse. Peinarse is the act of brushing or arranging one's hair in Spanish.
Example:
Peinarse means “to comb one’s hair.” Picture yourself wrestling a comb through a spectacular case of bedhead, muttering, “No PAIN, no mane!” The “pain” sound hints at pein-, while -se tells you you’re doing it to yourself. Imagine every stubborn knot surrendering as you say, “Voy a peinarme”—“I’m going to comb my hair.”
