Canijo Meaning

What does Spanish-speaking, Canejo mean? 3

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My neighbor (Mexico) uses it like this:

This cut of grass is made in Kanijo.

It's a familiar word that means small, weak, sick, ugly. But Mexican colloquialism says: stubborn, stubborn. Used per job (as in your example), would be tiring.

I've heard it go like this:

Canejo, in Spanish, means cunning like a fox.

When you talk to someone about being a cannibal.

Adjective 1. ing or cunning: cunning like a fox.

2. Secretly, secretly or mysteriously.

3. Playful, naughty or mischievous: smart humor.

Synonyms:

1. Clever, subtle, cunning, cunning, cunning, cunning. 2. Hidden, hidden, hidden, hidden.

About your neighbors' comments:

This grass is harvested in Kenju.

Cutting to this size is a real problem. (It's not easy)

Depending on the context, table or table top, top or table (while re mesa, as some say) re means up / progress / go / en mesa means table or table. The markup that is added when both words are completed definitely suggests sitting down after dinner. Like I said, they both remember the context :)

Canijo Meaning

I'm a native speaker and I've never heard that word in my life ... maybe it's 18th century or something
I speak perfect Spanish because it's my mother tongue ... and I've never heard such a word before, but I asked my dad and he thought it was great.
IDK !, I'm just trying to help ... I did! = p