No. 9,947 in Spanish
bulto
"Bulto" means "bag, lump, bulge, or package," depending on context.
In a sentence
Hay un bulto extraño en la pared.
There is a strange lump on the wall.
In this sentence, 'bulto' refers to a physical prominence or irregularity in a surface, which is often translated as 'lump' or a similar term.
Llevo un bulto grande lleno de libros a la escuela.
I carry a large bundle full of books to school.
Here, 'bulto' denotes a package or wrapped item, emphasizing its function as a container or carrying item.
En la oscuridad, distinguí un bulto que parecía moverse.
In the darkness, I made out a shape that seemed to move.
In this context, 'bulto' means a vague or indistinct form, abstractly perceived in a low-light environment.
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