No. 4,207 in Spanish
lázaro
"Lázaro" refers to Lazarus, a biblical figure resurrected by Jesus, or symbolizes a person who recovers from a dire situation.
In a sentence
El personaje de Lázaro en la Biblia fue resucitado por Jesús.
The character of Lazarus in the Bible was resurrected by Jesus.
In this sentence, 'Lázaro' refers to the biblical figure known for being brought back to life, demonstrating a proper noun usage.
Eres como un lázaro esta mañana, tan lento para levantarte.
You're like a Lazarus this morning, so slow to get up.
Here 'lázaro' is used metaphorically to describe someone who is slow to get up, playing on the idea of rising from inactivity.
El pueblo celebraba el Día de San Lázaro con festividades y procesiones.
The village celebrated Saint Lazarus Day with festivities and processions.
In this context, 'San Lázaro' denotes a religious figure associated with certain traditions, reflecting cultural and religious use.
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