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Meaning of garfá




Juan Antonio, Costela Serrano

garfá
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Garfá is a word of Andalusian origin, although it is also in Aragonese, as it was brought there by the Mozarabs who left with Alfonso I of Aragon (The Battler) in the year 1125-1126.

  




furoya

In reality it does not exist in Spanish, it could be a vulgar form of "garfar" or "garfada", which would be other vulgarisms for garfear ("manotear", for "taking something the animal with the garfas" ), or some of its inflections, and of garfeada ("manoteada portion of something, usually to the brute").

  


Cayetano Peláez del Rosal

pour water with your hands on your face

  



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