punto

point, stitch : point, stitch. used especially in combination of lace or embroidery of Spanish or Italian origin.

angle [noun] a point of view. outlook [noun] a person's view of life etc. point of view [noun] a way or manner of looking at a subject, matter etc.

punto (Spanish → English) – DeepL Translate.

No, punto is a general point, and punta is the tip (of a knife etc) and not the word that is "worse than the b word" and even that word has it's uses.

How do you say "bitch" in Spanish? - It could be "perra", "cabrona", or "zorra."¿Cómo se dice "bitch" en español? - Podría ser "perra", "cabrona" o "zorra".

Etymology. From Latin punctum (“point”) via Italian and Spanish punto, from pungō (“to prick, to puncture”).

"Punto" means either point or period, nothing "bad". You may be thinking of another word which has one letter less.... but we're not allowed to write it here in this Forum.

punto luce m (plural punti luce) light source (mainly used in architectural jargon) highlight (bright part of a painting or image)

Another thing to keep in mind when learning how to say “What time is it?” is that “o'clock,” which is en punto, doesn't always need to be added. Example: Son las ocho.

In standard Spanish, the b and v are identical in terms of pronunciation. The b and v are pronounced somewhat like a soft version the English "b" after a pause and after the m sound. In other situations, the b and v are pronounced somewhat like the English v but with the lips touching each other.

In some small regions of Spain and Latin America people differentiate B and V because of influences from other languages (Catalan, or some Indo-American languages, for example), but it is uncommon. For the vast majority of Spanish speakers, V is bilabial, just like B.

Etymology. From Latin punctum (“point”) via Italian and Spanish punto, from pungō (“to prick, to puncture”).