What does sapalla mean in spanish?

Question

or maybe sopalla?

Answer 1

Tried to translate it but their is no such word, sorry.  

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Maybe you mean 'sepa la....'  It means 'who knows.'  

It's a shortened sentence and usually what follows the word 'la' is 'madre' which is a meaning that goes along the lines of swearing, however some just don't finish the sentence.  

It's almost like saying the word d**n, but some go to the extreme and use God's name in vain....if you know what I mean.

LOL!  And no, it does not mean turkey or pumpkin.  

Turkey = Pavo (or Guajolote... for some)

Pumpkin=Calabaza

OK...so you put up another question with a more correct spelling.  Boy, was I way off my mark!  LOL!!  However, the above is true.  :)

Answer 4

Sapalla is not in the dictionary. You may be talking about "zapalla', which has several meanings, among them "pumpkin," "big head," etc.

Answer 5

Im spanish and I should know this!!

This word does not exist!

Maybe you getting mistaken with the word ZAPALLO its a vegetable in spanish. Use http://www.elmundo.es/traductor/ to help you translate.

Answer 6

i suggest taking a trip down to home depot youll find tons of mexicans there