No. 7,355 in Spanish
hammers
The Spanish word for "hammers" is "martillos," which are tools with a heavy head for driving nails or breaking objects.
In a sentence
Compró varios martillos para su taller de carpintería.
He bought several hammers for his carpentry workshop.
Here, 'martillos' (hammers) is used as a noun referring to tools used in carpentry.
Él siempre martilla con fuerza cuando está haciendo reparaciones.
He always hammers forcefully when doing repairs.
In this instance, 'martilla' (hammers) is used as a verb form indicating the action of using a hammer.
Sus palabras martillan en mi mente con intensidad.
His words hammer intensely in my mind.
In this case, 'martillan' (hammer) is metaphorically used as a verb indicating repetitive and impactful action on the mind.
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