No. 7,718 in Spanish
limia
"Limia" is not a standard Spanish word but may refer to a proper noun, such as a river or region in Spain.
In a sentence
La limia de este río es muy baja.
The sediment of this river is very low.
The word 'limia' in this context refers to the sediment or specific material remaining in the water flow.
La limia del vidrio lo hace translúcido.
The clarity of the glass makes it translucent.
Here, 'limia' signifies the clarity or purity of a surface or material.
Limia fue un antiguo nombre dado a un río famoso.
Limia was an old name given to a famous river.
In this use, 'Limia' represents a proper noun, used as a historical or geographical reference to a river.
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