“Covidiota” the new word that the RAE added to the dictionary

The Royal Spanish Academy (RAE), is the cultural institution dedicated to linguistic regularization in the Spanish-speaking world, and More than a year after the pandemic, he has already incorporated various terms derived from the coronavirus in his dictionary.

Now it was the turn of “Covidiota”, which as the RAE explains, the term refers to “the person who refuses to comply with the health regulations enacted to prevent the spread of Covid.”

This word started to be implemented in March 2020 and was used in the newspaper 20 Minutos de Madrid describe those who violate the rules of detention and put others at riskThey explained from the Academy.

Other recently added terms related to the pandemic are:

Baby crown: A name that describes babies born during the coronavirus pandemic.

Crownplause: A name that refers to the synchronized applause of the population to thank the work of essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Crown wedding: refers to a marriage celebrated during the coronavirus pandemic.

Precovid: adjective which means that it precedes the Covid or Covid pandemic. It has several synonyms such as precoronavirus, precoronavirus, and precovid.

Covidioma: name that refers to the vocabulary created or activated during the Covid pandemic. It has some synonyms such as coronalanguage or coronalanguage.

Covidiccionario: is the compilation of words created or activated in use during the Covid pandemic.