IPA: //pɪˈkɑːrə//
KK: /pɪˈkɑːrə/
A woman who behaves in a mischievous or adventurous way, often in a story where she faces various challenges and adventures.
In the novel, the picara navigates through a series of exciting escapades, showcasing her cleverness and charm.
The word 'picara' originates from Spanish, meaning a mischievous or roguish woman. It is derived from the adjective 'pícaro', which refers to a rogue or a rascal, often with a playful or cunning connotation.
Think of a 'mischievous woman' when you hear 'picara', as it directly relates to someone who is playful and roguish.