la pata

paw, leg, foot

ˈp a t a

noun · feminine Rare #34,145

paw, leg Used for an animal's limb; it can refer to the foot or the whole leg.

SP: El perro levantó una pata.

EN: The dog lifted a paw.

leg Also used for the leg of a table, chair, or similar object.

SP: Una pata de la mesa está rota.

EN: One of the table legs is broken.

foot In the phrase a pata, meaning “on foot.”

SP: Fuimos a pata hasta la tienda.

EN: We walked to the store.

Declension of pata

pataspata

Leg.

— Buenos Muchachos (1990)

Because of that shark's leg in the stomach.

— El agente secreto (2025)

Jim, give me your paw.

— Ирония судьбы, или С легким паром! (1976)

A cricket leg!

— El mundo secreto de Arrietty (2010)

I'm claiming the leg.

— Die Blechtrommel (1979)

The other leg is stuck.

— Acantilado Rojo (2008)

The cat was touching the mouse with its paw.

I have the address from when I danced the Pata Pata!

— El secreto de sus ojos (2009)

We have to move his paw.

That's what they call those who walk.

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