In Spanish slang, 'charrúa' is often used in Uruguay and refers to a person who is courageous, strong, or fierce. It's derived from the name of an indigenous tribe, the Charrúa, known for their bravery.
Examples
- Spanish: Mi abuelo es un verdadero charrúa, siempre ha sido muy valiente y nunca se rinde.
- English: My grandfather is a real charrúa, he has always been very brave and never gives up.