No. 7,271 in Spanish
ginocchio
The word "ginocchio" is Italian, not Spanish, and it means "knee" in English.
In a sentence
Me lastimé el ginocchio jugando fútbol.
I hurt my ginocchio while playing soccer.
'Ginocchio' in this sentence is used as the subject of the verb 'lastimar', illustrating its function as a noun denoting a part of the body.
El médico revisó mi ginocchio después del accidente.
The doctor examined my ginocchio after the accident.
Here, 'ginocchio' is the object of the verb 'revisar', showing its use in a physical examination context.
Tengo una cicatriz en mi ginocchio izquierdo.
I have a scar on my left ginocchio.
In this sentence, 'ginocchio' is used to describe the location of a feature on the body.
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