No. 10,438 in Spanish
consuela
"Consuela" means "consoles" or "comforts" in English.
In a sentence
Ella consuela a su amiga después de recibir malas noticias.
She consoles her friend after receiving bad news.
The word 'consuela' is used here as a verb in its third person singular form, indicating the act of providing comfort or solace.
Consuela el hecho de que hicimos todo lo posible para ayudar.
It consoles us that we did everything possible to help.
In this sentence, 'consuela' refers to the comfort or emotional relief derived from the awareness of having done one's best.
Siempre es bueno tener a alguien que te consuela en momentos difíciles.
It's always good to have someone who consoles you in difficult times.
Here, 'consuela' functions as part of a relative clause, expressing the action of comforting during challenging situations.
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