No. 2,419 in Spanish
libro
Book.
In a sentence
El libro rojo está sobre la mesa.
The red book is on the table.
Here, 'libro' is used as a noun referring to a physical object, a book, described by the adjective 'rojo' (red).
Estoy leyendo un libro interesante.
I am reading an interesting book.
In this sentence, 'libro' functions as a noun that denotes the object being read, qualified by the adjective 'interesante' (interesting).
El autor firmó su nuevo libro en la librería.
The author signed their new book at the bookstore.
'Libro' serves as the direct object of the verb 'firmó' (signed), specifying what was signed by the subject, the author.
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