No. 6,144 in Spanish

amaya

"Amaya" is a name of Basque origin, meaning "the end" or "mother city."

In a sentence

Amaya es una amiga muy cercana a mí.
Amaya is a very close friend of mine.
'Amaya' is used as a proper noun, likely a person's name in this sentence.
En el pueblo, todos recuerdan la leyenda de Amaya y su valentía.
In the village, everyone remembers the legend of Amaya and her bravery.
'Amaya' refers to a historical or legendary figure in this context.
Visitamos el monte Amaya durante nuestras vacaciones de verano.
We visited Mount Amaya during our summer vacation.
'Amaya' denotes a geographical location, particularly a mountain, in this sentence.

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