No. 7,696 in Spanish
leopardo
Leopardo: Leopard, a large wild cat with a spotted coat.
In a sentence
El leopardo corre rápido por la selva.
The leopard runs swiftly through the jungle.
In this sentence, 'leopardo' is used as the subject and represents the animal itself.
Vimos un leopardo descansando en la rama.
We saw a leopard resting on the branch.
Here, 'leopardo' is used as an object in the sentence, referring to an individual of this species.
El pelaje del leopardo tiene manchas distintivas.
The leopard's fur has distinctive spots.
In this case, 'leopardo' indicates possessive context, describing the entity that has the fur with distinctive features.
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