No. 3,003 in Spanish
concello
"Concello" in Spanish (specifically Galician) means "municipality" or "town council."
In a sentence
El concello de Vigo aprobó nuevas reformas.
The city council of Vigo approved new reforms.
The word "concello" is used to refer to a local government or council in Galicia, Spain.
Visité el concello para realizar unas gestiones administrativas.
I visited the town hall to carry out some administrative tasks.
Here, "concello" refers to the physical town hall or administrative building where local government works.
En Galicia, cada pueblo pertenece a un concello.
In Galicia, each town belongs to a municipality.
"Concello" is employed to indicate a municipality, a territorial division under local governance.
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