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1º_ It is an indirect castellanization of the English cache, like the buffer or the files saved in a computer with a faster access than those stored in the main memory. The origin of the word is in the French cache ("hidden" cache), which is the pronunciation taken by Spanish. 2º_ It is the contribution of an artist, it is said not only for his salary but also figuratively for his public valuation. It comes from the French cachet ("stamp, payment by shipment"). 3º_ The broad sense of the previous one is also interpreted as "presence, elegance, sample of urbanity", as the personal seal. View cache . 4º_ Inflection of the verb cachar . See verbs/cache , cache .
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