No. 6,126 in Spanish
almaraz
"Almaraz" is a proper noun, typically a place name in Spain, and does not have a specific definition in English.
In a sentence
Los campos cerca de Almaraz son verdes y extensos.
The fields near Almaraz are green and vast.
In this sentence, 'Almaraz' is used as a proper noun referring to a geographical location, likely a town or city.
El autor, cuyo apellido es Almaraz, escribía novelas sobre la vida en los pueblos.
The author, whose last name is Almaraz, used to write novels about life in small towns.
Here, 'Almaraz' is a surname, identifying a specific individual's family name.
Escuché una leyenda acerca del castillo de Almaraz.
I heard a legend about the castle of Almaraz.
'Almaraz' functions in this sentence as a part of a place name, specifically referring to a castle possibly located in or near a place named Almaraz.
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