English–Spanish
“litter” in Spanish
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/kaˈmaða/
Example
¿Cuántos animales hubo en la última camada?
How many animals were in the last litter?
How to say “litter” in Spanish
“Litter” in Spanish is camada.
A group of newborn animals born together to the same mother.
Example sentences with camada
Vi una camada de cachorros en el parque esta mañana.
I saw a litter of puppies in the park this morning.
Tips for using camada
- Used for groups of newborn animals such as dogs, cats, and livestock and not used for human births, and in breeding contexts it often indicates the number of young born in a single delivery.