arroyo
It means stream, rivulet, brook, creek
You can say 'el arroyo', 'la torrente', or 'el rio'.
Arroyo de la valle
The Arroyo Hondo stream
Arroyo is a Spanish word that means "dry streambed", or "watercourse".The European settlers named this arroyo Dry Gulch, but the natives still call it Arroyo Seco.
Brooke, as in the name would not change. if you meant brook as in a stream, it'd be arroyo.
Yes, Arocho is a Spanish last name. It is derived from the word "arroyo," which means "stream" or "brook" in Spanish. Arocho is a relatively common surname in Puerto Rico and can also be found in other Spanish-speaking countries.
It means large stream so I hope it helps It actually means a large ditch or gulch. The word Arroyo means ditch or gulch. And of course grande means large. An arroyo may or may not have water in it, so to call it a large stream is misleading.
brook (little stream) = arroyo, quebrada to brook (e.g. no argument) = sufrir, aguantar, tolerar
A wadis. penis In Arizona, it is an arroyo, or a stream.
Arroyo
An arroyo is a Spanish word translated as brook, and also called a wash is usually a dry creek or stream bed-gulch that temporarily or seasonally fills and flows after sufficient rain. Wadi is a similar term in Africa. In Spain, a rambla has a similar meaning to arroyo. In Hispanic America any small river might be called arroyo, even if it flows continually all year and is never dry.