No. 12,365 in Spanish
longevo
Longevity; having lived or lasting a long time.
In a sentence
El árbol es muy longevo, ha vivido por más de 200 años.
The tree is very long-lived; it has lived for over 200 years.
Used to describe a tree's significant lifespan, showcasing its capacity to exist for a long duration.
Esa especie de tortuga es conocida por ser longeva.
That species of turtle is known for being long-lived.
Refers to a turtle species, highlighting a characteristic trait involving its ability to have an extended life.
Las personas longevas suelen acumular mucha sabiduría a lo largo de sus vidas.
Long-lived people tend to accumulate much wisdom throughout their lives.
Applies to people who have reached advanced ages, emphasizing the association between long life and accumulated knowledge and experience.
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