| Principal Translations |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
sissy,
also UK: cissy n | pejorative, offensive, informal (coward) | cobarde n común |
| | (coloquial) | gallina, gallinita n común |
| | Don't be a sissy; jump off the bridge! |
| | Eres un cobarde. ¡Salta del puente! |
sissy,
also UK: cissy n | pejorative, offensive, informal (effeminate boy) (ofensivo) | afeminado nm |
| | (ofensivo) | mariquita nm |
| | (ofensivo) | maricón, marica nm |
| | Brian's classmates called him a sissy, because he preferred reading to playing sport, but now he's a professor at a prestigious university. |
| | Los compañeros de Brian le decían afeminado por preferir la lectura a los deportes, pero ahora él es profesor en una prestigiosa universidad. |
sissy,
also UK: cissy adj | pejorative, offensive, informal (cowardly) | cobarde adj mf |
| | (coloquial) | gallina, gallinita adj mf |
| | Stop being so sissy! Jump! |
sissy,
also UK: cissy adj | pejorative, offensive, informal (effeminate) (ofensivo) | afeminado/a adj |
| | (ofensivo) | mariquita adj mf |
| | (ofensivo) | maricón/ona, marica adj mf |
| | The boy is often picked on for being sissy. |