No. 11,790 in Spanish
guineas
"Guineas" in Spanish refers to "guineafowls," a type of bird, or can mean "guineas," former British gold coins, depending on the context.
In a sentence
Las guineas están en el zoológico junto a los pavos.
The guinea fowls are at the zoo next to the turkeys.
In this sentence, 'guineas' refers to guinea fowls, which are a type of bird.
Tiene una colección de monedas antiguas que incluye guineas de oro.
He has a collection of antique coins that includes gold guineas.
Here, 'guineas' refers to old gold coins used historically as currency, especially in England.
En su viaje por África, vio una región conocida por la gente local como Guineas.
On his trip through Africa, he saw a region known by the locals as Guineas.
In this sentence, 'Guineas' is used to refer to a historical or geographical region in Africa.
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