Noun: verga
Gender: f
Hyphenation: ver‧ga
| Singular f | verga |
| Plural f | vergas |
Sample Sentences
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La verga está rota. (The rod is broken.)
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Tras el terremoto, se le cayeron las vergas al barco. (After the earthquake, the ship's yards fell down.)
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Ya no se movió más sino con movimientos pequeños; y en su convulsión postrera, temblaban las rotas jarcias; y el mastelero de trinquete con la doble cruz formada por las vergas se doblaba como un báculo roto. (He no longer moved except with small movements; and in his last convulsion the broken rigging trembled; and the topsail with the double cross formed by the yards bent like a broken staff.) [1877, Benito Pérez Galdós, Gloria:]
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¡Vete a tomar por mi verga! (Go fuck yourself!)
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Tengo la verga dura. (I have a hard-on.)
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Él puso la verga en la cama. (He put his dick on the bed.)
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Ya deja de decir esas vergas. (Stop saying that shit already.)
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JAJAJAJAJAJAJJAAJ lo que me reí con esta verga (HAHAHAHA this shit had me rolling) [2025 December 20, Garnachota, r/dankgentina (Reddit post), archived from the original on 03 Apr 2026:]
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Por supuesto, yo gano lo suficiente para vivir comodamente en Venezuela, pero vivo tan comodamente que hace 1 semana la PNB me quiso sembrar que yo era un hacker para matraquearme 600 dolares, ya no aguanto estar mas en esta verga, pero mi esposa no se quiere ir. (Of course, I earn enough to live comfortably in Venezuela, but I live so comfortably that a week ago the police tried to frame me as a hacker to extort 600 dollars from me, I can't stand being in this place anymore, but my wife doesn't want to leave.) [2022 November 20, jbarrioss, r/vzla (Reddit post), archived from the original on 26 Aug 2026:]
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Hacia falta algo positivo en esta verga ((thank you for posting this,) We've been needing something positive in this place) [2026 February 11, Biscuit_eater2113, r/Desahogo2 (Reddit post), archived from the original on 03 Apr 2026:]
Nouns inflected like verga
enlatadora,
gencianilla,
paletada,
interneurona,
palestra,
quinacridona,
uridina,
bacinilla,
sopaipilla,
histerectomía,
desaveniencia,
baicaleína,
mesanina,
delicatessen,
hipertrigliceridemia,
teleasistencia,
sequía,
serifa,
seroja,
sesera, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Spanish verga, berga, inherited from Latin virga (“slender green branch, twig, stick”), probably from Proto-Indo-European *wisgeh₂ (“flexible rod or stick”). Compare Portuguese verga. Doublet of verja (“fence”). See: Latin Nouns '
virga', Portuguese Nouns '
verga'.
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