No. 9,433 in Spanish
aliada
The Spanish word "aliada" means "female ally" in English.
In a sentence
La naturaleza ha sido siempre una aliada del ser humano.
Nature has always been an ally to humankind.
Here, 'aliada' signifies a supportive companion or associate, emphasizing the beneficial relationship between humans and nature.
Ella es mi mejor aliada en este proyecto tan importante.
She is my best ally in this very important project.
In this context, 'aliada' refers to a person offering significant support and cooperation in a shared endeavor.
El viento fue su aliada durante la carrera de vela.
The wind was their ally during the sailing race.
Here, 'aliada' metaphorically describes an element of nature that acted favorably or advantageously in a specific circumstance.
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