No. 6,797 in Spanish
cuellar
"Cuellar" means "to provide or equip with a neck" or "to collar."
In a sentence
El caballero ajustó su cuello antes de entrar al salón.
The knight adjusted his collar before entering the hall.
Here, the term 'cuello' refers to 'collar,' indicating the part of clothing around the neck.
La camisa tiene un detalle elegante en el cuello.
The shirt has an elegant detail on the collar.
In this sentence, 'cuello' is used to describe the collar part of a shirt.
Al escalar la montaña, protegía su cuello del frío con una bufanda.
While climbing the mountain, he protected his neck from the cold with a scarf.
Here, 'cuello' directly mentions the anatomical part referred to as 'neck.'
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