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cora

"Cora" can mean "heart" in some Latin American dialects (slang) or refer to the Cora people, an indigenous group in Mexico.

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Ella lleva una pulsera con una cora pequeña.
She wears a bracelet with a small heart.
In this sentence, 'cora' is used as a diminutive form for 'corazón' (heart), showcasing its affectionate usage in Spanish.
En su papel de la obra, interpretaba a una valiente cora.
In her role in the play, she portrayed a brave young girl.
Here, 'cora' refers to a young girl, often used colloquially in certain regions to denote a child or young woman.
El término 'cora' también se refiere a una etnia indígena en México.
The term 'cora' also refers to an indigenous ethnic group in Mexico.
In this context, 'cora' is a proper noun identifying a specific cultural and ethnic group.

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