No. 7,823 in Spanish
maná
Divine or miraculous food.
In a sentence
El maná cayó del cielo para alimentar al pueblo.
The manna fell from the sky to feed the people.
Here, 'maná' refers to a miraculous food that is provided, often used in religious or historical contexts to refer to sustenance.
Esa idea fue como un maná para resolver el problema.
That idea was like manna to solve the problem.
In this sentence, 'maná' is used metaphorically to describe a timely or providential benefit.
La banda tocó su nuevo sencillo titulado 'Maná celestial'.
The band played their new single titled 'Celestial Manna'.
Here, 'maná' is employed in a creative and poetic sense, possibly representing inspiration or divine blessings.
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