What does «endonar» mean in Spanish?
- Old-fashioned variant of the verb "donar" (to cede freely from one person to another the dominion of a thing or the right over it // To give away).
Examples of use in Spanish: "Parte de la herencia la va a endonar a la Iglesia".
- To endorse someone impertinent and disagreeable.
♦ Used in: Dominican Republic - Puerto Rico - To make one carry a person or matter that is not to one's liking.
♦ Used in: Puerto Rico - To grant responsibility to another for someone or something, whether momentary or for the action indicated.
♦ Used in: Venezuela
Examples of use in Spanish: "Te endono el bolígrafo mientras termino de pintar".
- Buy the donuts.
♦ Used in: Spain - To enjaretar, to pass on to another something that causes a burden or discomfort; endilgar.
♦ Used in: Mexico - (endonar el que nos lo endonó) A phrase used to indicate that the speaker has been deceived in something.