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[ SLANG ][ MULTILINGUAL NATIVE ]

Spanish gaming verb, from English "farm": to repeat low-effort actions in a game to gain resources, experience, gold or items. It is close to "grindear", and it later gave rise to the viral phrase "farmear aura".

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"I spent the whole afternoon "farmeando" the same dungeon for one rare drop."

LORE & ORIGIN

Spanish Wiktionary defines "farmear" as an intransitive gaming verb meaning to make progress through repetition of low-effort actions, from English "farm" (to cultivate), relates it to "grindear", and lists the phrase "farmear aura", citing a Santander gamer glossary. No dated first use is documented here. The existing entries "farmear aura" and "farmear calva" cover the figurative uses; this entry covers the original gaming verb.

FIRST SEEN
Unknown (anglicism from online game culture; no dated first use documented)
PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
c. 2005-2026
CURRENT STATUS
Mainstream Slang

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TREND STATUS
→ STEADY
EDITORIAL ESTIMATE
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DOCUMENTED SINCE
Unknown (anglicism from online game culture; no dated first use documented)
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