No. 9,501 in Spanish
anfibia
"Anfibia" refers to something amphibious, capable of living or operating both on land and in water.
In a sentence
La rana es un animal anfibio.
The frog is an amphibian animal.
In this sentence, the word "anfibia" is not used directly, but 'anfibio', its masculine form, is used to describe a biological classification of the frog.
El vehículo anfibio surcó tanto el agua como la tierra.
The amphibious vehicle traversed both water and land.
Here, 'anfibio' is used as an adjective to describe a vehicle capable of functioning in two environments.
Esa planta tiene una naturaleza anfibia, ya que crece en tierra y agua.
That plant has an amphibious nature, as it grows on land and water.
In this example, "anfibia" describes the unique dual-environment adaptability of the plant, reinforcing its ecological traits.
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