No. 3,045 in Spanish
haz
A bundle, beam, or cluster.
In a sentence
Haz tu tarea antes de salir.
Do your homework before leaving.
Here, 'haz' is the imperative form of the verb 'hacer,' used to give a command or instruction.
Vi un haz de luz que atravesaba la ventana.
I saw a beam of light passing through the window.
In this case, 'haz' refers to a beam or ray of light, showcasing its use as a noun.
Cuando cortes el césped, haz montones para recogerlo fácilmente.
When you mow the lawn, make piles to collect it easily.
Here again, 'haz' is the imperative form of 'hacer,' demonstrating its use to instruct someone to perform an action.
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