This is the 7651st most frequent Spanish word.
lafayette
"Lafayette" is not a Spanish word; it is a proper noun, often used as a name or place name, originating from French.
In this sentence, 'Lafayette' refers to the historical figure Marquis de Lafayette, indicating the proper noun usage.
Lafayette era un marqués que luchó en la Revolución Americana.
Lafayette was a marquis who fought in the American Revolution.
Here, 'Lafayette' is used as the name of a city in Louisiana, showing geographical proper noun usage.
Visité Lafayette para disfrutar de su famoso festival de música cajún.
I visited Lafayette to enjoy its famous Cajun music festival.
In this usage, 'Lafayette' is examined as a word of linguistic study, analyzing its etymology and meaning.