No. 6,472 in Spanish
came
The Spanish word "came" refers to the "strip of lead used in stained glass windows."
In a sentence
Él vino temprano a la reunión.
He came early to the meeting.
In this sentence, 'vino' (came) is the past tense of 'venir' and indicates the action of arriving early.
El camello camina por el desierto.
The camel walks through the desert.
In this sentence, 'camello' (camel) is a noun and not related etymologically to 'came'.
¿Qué came te vas a llevar a la fiesta?
Which gown are you taking to the party?
In this sentence, 'came' refers to a long garment, aligning with older dialectal usage in some regions.
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