No. 1,623 in Spanish

gracia

"Gracia" means "grace," "charm," or "wit" in English.

In a sentence

Ella siempre muestra mucha gracia cuando baila.
She always shows much grace when she dances.
The word 'gracia' here means 'grace' and refers to elegance or skill portrayed in movement.
Me hizo mucha gracia su chiste.
I found their joke very funny.
In this sentence, 'gracia' denotes amusement or humor caused by something entertaining.
Le dio las gracias por el regalo.
He thanked them for the gift.
The phrase 'las gracias' here means 'thanks' or 'gratitude' and is used to express appreciation.

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