No. 602 in Spanish
causa
Cause.
In a sentence
La causa del accidente fue el exceso de velocidad.
The cause of the accident was excessive speed.
'Causa' is used here as a noun meaning 'cause' or 'reason'.
Ese documental causa un gran impacto emocional en los espectadores.
That documentary causes a strong emotional impact on the viewers.
'Causa' is used here as a verb in the third-person singular form of 'causar', which means 'to cause'.
Ella siempre defiende causas justas y nobles.
She always defends just and noble causes.
'Causa' is used here as a noun meaning 'cause' in the sense of a goal or principle pursued.
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