| Spanish | English | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General | ||||
| General | bicha [f] | snake | ||
| General | bicha [f] | devil | ||
| General | bicha [f] CO | small grub/insect | ||
| General | bicha [f] DO | little monkey | ||
| General | bicha [f] VE | domino closing marble | ||
| General | bicha [f] SV | girlfriend | ||
| General | bicha [f] DO | little bug | ||
| General | bicha [f] VE | tile that ends the game (domino) | ||
| General | bicha [f] SV | woman with whom a loving relationship is maintained | ||
| General | bicha [f] SV | lover (woman) | ||
| General | bicha [f] DO | small girl | ||
| General | bicha [f] GT SV BO HN:C,N,S | young child | ||
| General | bicha [f] SV | bride | ||
| General | bicha [f] PR | unfriendly and haughty person | ||
| General | bicha [f] AR | person of great acuteness and insight | ||
| General | bicha [f] GT SV BO HN:C,N,S | kid | ||
| General | bicha [adj/f] CU | sharp | ||
| General | bicha [adj/f] CU | shrewd | ||
| Colloquial | ||||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] | snake (superstitious use) | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] | serpent | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] HN SV DO | little devil | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] GT HN:C SV BO | kid | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] AR | shrewd person | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] PR | obnoxious person | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] HN SV DO | brat | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] PR | haughty person | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] GT HN:C SV BO | kiddy | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] AR | keen person | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] GT HN:C SV BO | little boy | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] AR | sharp person | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] PR VE | witch | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] CU VE | penis | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] NI | brew | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] SV | girlfriend | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] NI | brewsky | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] CU VE | dick | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] NI | beer | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] SV | lover | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] HN SV derog. | girl | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] HN SV derog. | female child | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] HN SV derog. | young woman | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [f] SV | girlfriend | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [adj/f] CR | skilled | ||
| Colloquial | bicha [adj/f] CR | experienced | ||
| Slang | ||||
| Slang | bicha [f] CU VE | whore | ||
| Slang | bicha [f] CU VE | penis | ||
| Architecture | ||||
| Architecture | bicha [f] | fantastic caryatid | ||
| Architecture | bicha [f] | fantastic being | ||
| Spanish | English | |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| General | bicha (inglés) [f] PR VE | bitch |
| Idioms | ||
| Idioms | mentar la bicha [v] | raise an unpleasant subject |
| Idioms | nombrar la bicha [v] | raise an unpleasant subject |
| Idioms | mentar la bicha [v] | bring up an unpleasant topic |
| Idioms | nombrar la bicha [v] | bring up an unpleasant topic |
| Colloquial | ||
| Colloquial | bicha (inglés) [f] CU VE | whore |
| Colloquial | bicha (inglés) [f] CU VE | prostitute |
