IPA: /kæˈbɛzən/
KK: /kæˈbɛzən/
A type of fish found in California, known for its stout body and often related to the sculpin family.
The cabezon is a popular catch among local fishermen due to its size and taste.
The word 'cabezon' originates from Spanish, where it means 'big head' or 'stubborn'. It is derived from 'cabeza' (meaning head) and the suffix '-ón' which is often used to denote a larger size or intensity. Thus, 'cabezon' refers to someone who is big-headed or obstinate.
Think of 'cabeza' meaning head, and the suffix '-ón' suggesting something larger or more intense. This helps you remember that 'cabezon' describes someone who is big-headed or stubborn.
No commonly confused words.