Also means
hairdo
Usage Note
Peinado is the past participle of peinar ('to comb') used as a noun. The verb peinarse means to comb or style one's hair, and the agent noun is peinador/peinadora ('hairdresser' in parts of Latin America). In Spain and much of Latin America, peluquero/a is more common for 'hairdresser' and corte de pelo for a 'haircut', while peinado refers specifically to the finished style.
Examples
"Le hicieron un peinado elegante para la boda."
Natural Translation
They gave her an elegant hairstyle for the wedding.
Related Words
Explore Spanish by topic
