No. 3,999 in Spanish
bunny
The Spanish word for "bunny" is "conejito," meaning a small or young rabbit.
In a sentence
El conejito brinca alegremente en el campo.
The bunny hops happily in the field.
Here, 'bunny' (conejito) refers to a young or small rabbit, commonly used in an affectionate or diminutive way to describe the animal.
Mi hijo llama 'bunny' a su peluche favorito.
My child calls his favorite stuffed animal 'bunny'.
In this case, 'bunny' is used as a name or title for the toy, demonstrating personalization and attachment.
La Pascua tiene decoración con imágenes de un bunny llevando una cesta.
Easter has decorations with images of a bunny carrying a basket.
Here, 'bunny' symbolizes the Easter Bunny, linking cultural significance to the term as associated with a festive mythological character.
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