No. 9,310 in Spanish

adivina

"Fortune-teller" or "she guesses."

In a sentence

Adivina quién viene a cenar esta noche.
Guess who is coming to dinner tonight.
In this sentence, 'adivina' is used as an imperative form to invite someone to make a guess.
Ella nunca adivina correctamente el final de las películas.
She never guesses the endings of movies correctly.
Here, 'adivina' is used as a verb in the indicative present tense to describe her consistent inability to predict something.
Según los rumores, él es un gran adivina.
According to rumors, he is a great guesser.
In this context, 'adivina' is a noun referring to a person skilled in guessing or predicting.

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