No. 7,743 in Spanish
longobardi
"Longobardi" in Spanish refers to the Lombards, a Germanic people who ruled parts of Italy from the 6th to 8th centuries.
In a sentence
Los longobardos fueron un antiguo pueblo germánico.
The Lombards were an ancient Germanic people.
In this sentence, 'longobardos' refers to the historical group known as the Lombards, emphasizing its use as a proper noun.
El arte longobardo dejó una gran influencia en Europa.
Lombard art left a great influence in Europe.
Here, 'longobardo' is used as an adjective to describe 'arte', showcasing influence and style associated with the Lombards.
Leí un libro sobre la historia longobarda.
I read a book about Lombard history.
In this context, 'longobarda' again acts as an adjective, modifying 'historia' to specify the historical period or theme.
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