Pincho
[ˈpin.tʃo]Meaning
a small snack from northern Spain, named for the toothpick or skewer spiked through it
Background Story
Pincho is a borrowing from Spanish, where the word means "thorn" or "spike". The snack is called a pincho because many of them have a pincho, typically a toothpick or a skewer for the larger varieties, through them. The form pintxo is used in Basque and pinchu in Asturian.
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