This is the 7439th most frequent Spanish word.
iosa
The word "iosa" does not have a recognized meaning in Spanish; it may be a typo or slang.
In this sentence, "iosa" appears as part of the word "frutosa," which is an adjective describing the apple as possessing the traits of fruitiness.
La frutosa manzana es una delicia.
The fruity apple is a delight.
Here, "iosa" is part of the word "graciosa," which is used to describe her as having the quality of humor.
Ella es graciosa y simpática.
She is funny and kind.
In this example, "iosa" is included in the word "caprichosa," indicating that the decision has the characteristic of being whimsical.