No. 6,396 in Spanish
blaze
The Spanish word for "blaze" is not directly translatable but can mean "llama" (flame) or "resplandor" (brilliance/glow) depending on context.
In a sentence
La llama del fuego ardía con intensidad en la chimenea.
The blaze of the fire burned intensely in the fireplace.
Refers to a literal fire or strong flame.
Su pasión por la música brillaba como un resplandor en sus ojos.
His passion for music shone like a blaze in his eyes.
Metaphorically refers to an intense feeling or passion.
El atleta marcó un sendero de éxitos a través de su dedicación y esfuerzo.
The athlete blazed a trail of success through his dedication and effort.
Figuratively indicates the act of pioneering or creating a path.
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