No. 3,941 in Spanish

alcaraz

"Alcaraz" is a proper noun; it refers to a town in Spain or can be used as a surname.

In a sentence

Alcaraz es una ciudad pintoresca en España.
Alcaraz is a picturesque city in Spain.
Here, 'Alcaraz' is used as a proper noun to denote a geographical location, specifically a city in Spain.
El tenista Carlos Alcaraz ganó el torneo.
The tennis player Carlos Alcaraz won the tournament.
In this sentence, 'Alcaraz' refers to a surname, identifying a specific individual, Carlos Alcaraz, in the context of sports.
Los alcaraces florecen en primavera y embellecen el paisaje.
The alcaraces bloom in spring and beautify the landscape.
Here, 'alcaraces' is used as a plural noun, referring to a type of flowers or plants, demonstrating its use in botanical terms.

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