No. 6,584 in Spanish
cartaginés
"Cartaginés" refers to something or someone from or related to Cartagena (in Spain or Colombia) or Carthage (an ancient city in present-day Tunisia).
In a sentence
Los cartagineses fueron antiguos habitantes de la ciudad de Cartago.
The Carthaginians were ancient inhabitants of the city of Carthage.
In this sentence, 'cartagineses' is used as a plural noun referring to the people from Carthage.
Mi amigo está estudiando la estrategia naval cartaginesa en la universidad.
My friend is studying Carthaginian naval strategy at the university.
Here, 'cartaginesa' is used as an adjective describing the naval strategy related to Carthage.
La influencia arquitectónica cartaginesa se puede observar en algunos edificios de la región.
The Carthaginian architectural influence can be observed in some buildings of the region.
In this example, 'cartaginesa' is again an adjective, this time qualifying 'influencia arquitectónica' with respect to Carthage.
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