Conejo (koh-NEH-ho)Noun | Masculine
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Comes from the Latin cuniculus, meaning 'rabbit' or 'burrow', which evolved into Old Spanish conej, and later conejo. |
Rabbit appears in Spanish cuisine in dishes like paella Valenciana and is linked to themes of fertility and spring festivals. |
In some Spanish-speaking countries, people say you can see a rabbit on the moon, following Indigenous Mesoamerican legends similar to those in Asia. |
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