No. 12,276 in Spanish
lapices
Pencils.
In a sentence
He comprado unos lápices nuevos para la escuela.
I have bought some new pencils for school.
Here, 'lápices' is used as a plural noun referring to writing instruments.
¿Me puedes prestar tus lápices?
Can you lend me your pencils?
In this sentence, 'lápices' is again a plural noun denoting ownership and implying availability.
Mis lápices siempre están bien afilados.
My pencils are always well sharpened.
Here, 'lápices' is used within a possessive context, showing that the pencils belong to the speaker.
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