Entity: MALA-LECHE
Mala-leche refers to having bad luck, a bad mood, or a negative attitude in Spanish-speaking communities.
MALA-LECHE
Etymology
The term 'mala-leche' originates from Spanish, where 'mala' means 'bad' and 'leche' means 'milk'.
Definition
Mala-leche describes a person's bad mood, temper, or negative attitude. It can also refer to having bad luck or things going wrong consistently.
Historical Context
The term is commonly used within Central and South American communities to express negative emotions or circumstances.
Cultural Significance
Mala-leche is a colloquial expression that reflects a person's demeanor or character, often associated with having bad intentions or a negative outlook.
Related Concepts
Similar expressions in English include 'to get pissed off' or 'to have a bad attitude'.
See Also
Mala-leche describes a person's bad mood, temper, or negative attitude.