curly

The Spanish word 'rizo' translates to 'curly' in English. In most contexts, it is used to describe the texture or shape of things, like hair, and signifies when something is shaped or grows in a spiral pattern or coiling. For instance, if a person has 'rizos', it means they have curly hair. It can also be used metaphorically in some contexts. However, its most common usage is in describing physical attributes.