バーロ

Japanese

Etymology 1

Noun

バーロ (rōmaji bāro)

  1. Contraction of 馬鹿野郎 (baka yarō, “idiot; dick”).
    • 2007 March 15, Aoyama, Gosho, “ゴールデン・アイの巻まき【前ぜん編ぺん】 [Golden Eye [First Chapter]]”, in まじっく快かい斗と [Magic Kaito], volume 4 (fiction), Tokyo: Shogakukan, →ISBN:
      パリじゃ評 (ひょう)判 (ばん)になってるよ…フランスの怪 (かい)盗 (とう)黒猫 (シャノワール)が日 (にっ)本 (ぽん)で君 (きみ)と対 (たい)決 (けつ)するとね…
      Pari ja hyōban ni natteru yo… Furansu no kaitō Sha Nowāru ga Nippon de kimi to taiketsu suru to ne…
      News of the showdown in Japan… between the French phantom thief Chat Noir and you is spreading all over Paris…
      バーロ！対 (たい)決 (けつ)するのはオレじゃなくてキッドだよ！
      Bāro! Taiketsu suru no wa ore ja nakute Kiddo da yo!
      It’s between them and Kid, not me, you nimrod!

Etymology 2

From Spanish Barro.

Proper noun

バーロ (rōmaji Bāro)

  1. Barro (a municipality of Spain)
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