cofundador

co-founder

noun koh-foon-dah-DOHR Rare

Usage Note

Cofundador is a compound of co- (together) + fundador (founder), referring to one of two or more people who jointly founded an organization, company, or movement. The feminine form is cofundadora. In startup and tech culture, the word has become very common in Spanish-language media. The prefix co- is productive in Spanish: codirector, coautor.

Examples

"El cofundador presentó la nueva aplicación."

Natural Translation

The co-founder presented the new application.

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