IPA: /kæˈbɛzoʊn/
KK: /kæˈbɛzoʊn/
A type of fish known for its large size and distinctive appearance, often found in coastal waters.
The cabezone is a popular catch among local fishermen due to its tasty meat.
The word 'cabezone' originates from Spanish 'cabezón', meaning big-headed or stubborn. It is derived from 'cabeza' (meaning head) with the augmentative suffix '-ón', which indicates a larger size or intensity. Thus, 'cabezone' 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 'cabezone' describes someone who is big-headed or stubborn.