No. 7,534 in Spanish
jaldo
"Jaldo" is an archaic or regional Spanish term meaning "spotted" or "mottled," often referring to animals with mixed colors.
In a sentence
El color del cielo al amanecer se veía como un jaldo suave mezclado con tonos rosados.
The color of the sky at dawn looked like a soft pale yellow mixed with pink tones.
Here the word 'jaldo' is used to describe a color, specifically pale yellow, showcasing its use as an adjective for describing hues.
La vestimenta tradicional tiene patrones jaldo que destacan entre los demás.
The traditional clothing has pale yellow patterns that stand out from the others.
In this context, 'jaldo' is used to describe the color of the patterns on fabric or clothing, highlighting its descriptive application.
El jaldo de las flores ilumina el jardín con su brillo.
The pale yellow of the flowers brightens up the garden with its sparkle.
Here 'jaldo' refers to the pale yellow color of the flowers, emphasizing its use in natural contexts.
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