This is the 10843rd most frequent Spanish word.
deslave
Landslide or mudslide.
In this sentence, 'deslave' is used as a noun referring to a natural event where a mass of earth or rocks moves downhill, commonly translating to 'landslide'.
El deslave cubrió la carretera, impidiendo el paso.
The landslide covered the road, blocking the way.
Here, the word 'deslave' again is used to describe a geologic occurrence resulting from instability, often associated with heavy rains or seismic activity.
Hubo un deslave cerca del río después de la tormenta.
There was a landslide near the river after the storm.
In this instance, 'deslave' is employed to denote the leftover earth and debris caused by the sliding event, maintaining its role as a noun.