No. 6,974 in Spanish
epifania
A sudden realization or insight.
In a sentence
La Epifanía se celebra el 6 de enero en muchos países.
Epiphany is celebrated on January 6th in many countries.
Here 'epifanía' refers to the Christian feast day commemorating the visit of the Magi to the Christ Child.
Tuve una epifanía mientras resolvía el problema matemático.
I had an epiphany while solving the math problem.
In this sentence, 'epifanía' is used to describe a sudden and insightful realization or understanding.
La descripción de la escena fue una epifanía artística.
The description of the scene was an artistic epiphany.
Here 'epifanía' means a striking revelation or manifestation of beauty or artistic excellence.
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