No. 795 in Spanish
granada
"Granada" in English means "pomegranate" (fruit) or "grenade" (explosive).
In a sentence
Compré una granada en el mercado.
I bought a pomegranate at the market.
Here, 'granada' refers to the fruit.
El soldado sostuvo una granada en sus manos.
The soldier held a grenade in his hands.
In this sentence, 'granada' denotes the explosive device called a grenade.
Córdoba y Granada son ciudades con una rica historia.
Cordoba and Granada are cities with a rich history.
Here, 'Granada' is used as a proper noun to refer to the city in Spain.
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