No. 6,003 in Spanish
ada
Fairy.
In a sentence
Había una linda hada danzando junto al lago.
There was a lovely fairy dancing by the lake.
The word 'hada' here is used as a noun meaning 'fairy', often linked to mythical beings in folklore.
Ni siquiera me percaté de que me habías ayudado, ¡gracias por tu ayuda tan detallada!
I didn't even realize you helped me, thank you for your detailed help!
The word 'ayuda' contains 'ada', and it means 'help' or 'assistance' as a noun in this context, showing the adaptability of 'ada' within other words.
En la pasarela, la modelo llevaba un vestido con una cola encantada que brillaba.
On the runway, the model wore a dress with an enchanted train that shone.
The term 'encantada,' which includes 'ada,' functions as an adjective meaning 'enchanted' or 'delighted', displaying its use as a suffix in participles.
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