No. 7,249 in Spanish
genoveses
"Genoveses" means "people from Genoa, Italy."
In a sentence
Los genoveses eran conocidos por su habilidad en la navegación.
The Genoese were known for their skill in navigation.
The term 'genoveses' is used as a noun to refer to the people from Genoa, highlighting their expertise.
Hemos probado una receta genovesa que nos recomendó un amigo.
We tried a Genoese recipe that a friend recommended to us.
Here, 'genovesa' functions as an adjective describing the recipe as originating from Genoa.
En el museo se exhiben pinturas con temas genoveses del siglo XVIII.
In the museum, paintings with Genoese themes from the 18th century are exhibited.
The word 'genoveses' acts as an adjective pertaining to themes related to Genoa.
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