Capeadors

/kæpeɪəˈdɔrz/ noun

Definition

Alternative plural of capeador used in English contexts; bullfighters specializing in cape work.

Etymology

Anglicized plural of Spanish 'capeador,' using the English -s suffix instead of the Spanish -es ending.

Kelly Says

The use of 'capeadors' shows how English speakers adapted Spanish terms—you'll see both this English plural and the Spanish 'capeadores' in English-language sources about bullfighting.

Ethical Language Guidance

Gender History

English plural of Spanish capeador; inherits masculine bias from source language and defaults to male practitioners.

Inclusive Usage

Use 'cape workers' or 'capeadors (all genders)' to clarify inclusivity.

Inclusive Alternatives

["cape workers","capeadors and capeadoras"]

Empowerment Note

Female cape workers have contributed to equestrian and bullfighting traditions but remain invisible in gendered occupational terms.

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