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What is the Spanish name for Dusty?

There isn't a direct, perfect translation for "Dusty" in Spanish. It's more about the *concept* of being dusty.

Here are some options depending on the context:

If you're talking about a person named Dusty:

* Polvoso: This means "dusty" and is a direct translation, but it's not a common name.

* Polvo: This means "dust" and can be used as a nickname, similar to "Dusty."

If you're talking about something being dusty:

* Polvoriento: This means "dusty" and is a common adjective to describe an object.

* En polvo: This means "in dust" and can be used to describe something covered in dust.

For the best translation, you need to consider the context.

For example, if you're talking about a person named Dusty, you might use "Polvo" as a nickname. If you're talking about a dusty room, you might say "la habitación está polvorienta."

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