A 'botarga' is a term used in Spain to refer to a traditional costume worn during festivals, often representing a character, animal or mythical creature. In some contexts, it can also refer to a person acting foolishly or comically.
Examples
- Spanish: 1. Durante el carnaval, Juan se disfrazó de botarga de un toro. 2. No seas botarga, eso no tiene sentido.
- English: 1. During the carnival, Juan dressed up as a bull botarga. 2. Don't be a botarga, that doesn't make sense.