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No. 7,679 in Spanish

lazard

"Lazard" is not a Spanish word. It may be a typo or proper noun.

In a sentence

  • Vi un lazard trepando el muro del jardín.

    I saw a lizard climbing up the garden wall.

    Here, 'lazard' denotes a reptile often found in gardens, representing a noun describing an animal.

  • Parece que el lazard está buscando algo en el suelo.

    It seems the lizard is looking for something on the ground.

    In this sentence, 'lazard' again serves as a noun indicating the specific creature being observed.

  • Cuando era niño, tenía miedo de los lazards que solían entrar al patio.

    When I was a child, I was afraid of the lizards that used to come into the backyard.

    The word 'lazard' here is employed as a plural noun signifying multiple such creatures.

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