| Spanish | English | |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| General | babucha [f] | slipper |
| General | babucha [f] | moorish slipper |
| General | babucha [f] | turkish heelless slipper |
| General | babucha [f] | babouche |
| General | babucha [f] CU | children's blouse |
| General | babucha [f] CU | knee-breeches worn by children |
| General | babucha [f] CU | baggy shirt |
| General | babucha [f] PA | women's footwear worn with the panamanian traditional costume |
| General | babucha [f] PA | flip-flop |
| Colloquial | ||
| Colloquial | babucha [f] CU PY AR UY | pantaloon |
| Colloquial | babucha [f] CU PY AR UY | pair of trousers with a slim cut in the ankles and a baggy cut in the legs |
| Colloquial | babucha [f] GT | a person or a thing with little value |
| Colloquial | babucha [adj] GT | dumb |
| Marine Biology | ||
| Marine Biology | babucha [f] HN CU | livebearer |
| Spanish | English | |
|---|---|---|
| Idioms | ||
| Idioms | llevar a alguien a babucha [v] | carry someone piggyback |
| Idioms | llevar algo a babucha [v] SCN | carry it on your back |
| Colloquial | ||
| Colloquial | a babucha [adv] AR UY | on somebody's back |
| Colloquial | a babucha [adv] AR UY | piggyback |
| Colloquial | a babucha [adv] AR UY | on shoulders |
