techos
Techos is masculine in Spanish. The article is los, so the full form is los techos ("roofs").
MASCULINEtechos is the plural of techo
los techos — roofs
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How do you say techos in Spanish?
How do you pronounce techos in Spanish?
techos is pronounced /los ˈtetʃos/ in Spanish.
Example sentences
El techo antiguo de la catedral necesita reparación urgente.
The old roof of the cathedral needs urgent repair.
El techo blanco está manchado por la humedad.
The white roof is stained by moisture.
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Why is it masculine?
Techos is masculine because it derives from Latin "tectum" (roof), the neuter past participle of "tegere" (to cover), which became masculine in Spanish as Latin's neuter gender collapsed into the masculine gender during the Romance language evolution. This is a common pattern where Latin neuter nouns adopted masculine gender in Spanish and other Romance languages.
What is the Spanish word for roofs?
The Spanish word for roofs is los techos — masculine.
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