No. 12,295 in Spanish
legados
"Legados" means "legacies" or "inheritances."
In a sentence
Los legados culturales de una civilización antigua son invaluables.
The cultural legacies of an ancient civilization are invaluable.
Here, 'legados' refers to the cultural heritage or establishing elements passed down from one generation or society to another.
En su testamento, dejó varios legados a sus familiares y amigos cercanos.
In his will, he left various bequests to his relatives and close friends.
In this context, 'legados' refers to bequests or items left to heirs as specified in a will.
Los legados artísticos del pintor continúan inspirando a las nuevas generaciones.
The artistic legacies of the painter continue to inspire new generations.
This usage of 'legados' refers to the influences and creations left behind that continue to hold value and influence.
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