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Translation of 'neath in Spanish:

'neath

bajo, prep

Pronunciation /ni?θ/

Definition of bajo in Spanish

preposition

literary

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    bajo
    • Though they had no true slaves of their own they paid an overseer off the Bend to take Abel out neath a tree overlooking the river.
    • It is a ‘camp fire when the wood has fallen low and the ashes start to whiten neath the embers' crimson glow.’
    • He proceeded to lift the umbrella out of the hole in the table and walk away with it, leaving us exposed neath a sky of malevolent aspect.
    • All alone neath the moon, you'll surely be home soon - when a man out of nowhere thumbs you a ride.