No. 7,105 in Spanish

fabra

"Fabra" is not a standard Spanish word; it may refer to a surname or a proper noun.

In a sentence

Vi una antigua máquina llamada 'fabra' en el museo.
I saw an old machine called 'fabra' in the museum.
In this sentence, 'fabra' is used as a term for a type of machine, possibly referring to a device with historical significance.
La señora explicó la fabra detrás de sus obras de arte.
The lady explained the craftsmanship behind her artworks.
Here, 'fabra' describes skill or craftsmanship, highlighting attention to detail.
Ellos discutieron la leyenda de la diosa Fabra.
They discussed the legend of the goddess Fabra.
In this case, 'Fabra' is used as a proper noun, likely the name of a mythological figure.

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