General
jeta
What does jeta mean?
A person's face, usually with a negative or sour connotation.
"No me gusta su jeta, siempre está enojado."
Origin
Spanish 'jeta' (snout/mug), pejorative in tone.
Frequently asked questions
What does jeta mean?
It's a slang word for someone's face, usually with a sour or negative connotation — like calling it a 'mug'.
Is jeta a rude word?
It's informal and slightly disrespectful, since it originally means an animal's snout, so it's not something you'd use politely.
What does 'traer la jeta' mean?
It refers to wearing a sour or scowling expression — pulling a long face.
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