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martina

"Martina" is a Spanish feminine given name, equivalent to "Martina" in English.

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Martina fue al mercado temprano.
Martina went to the market early.
Martina is used as a proper noun, being the name of a person.
La martina cantó en el árbol junto a la casa.
The martina sang in the tree near the house.
Martina is used to refer to a type of bird common in some regions.
Ese movimiento fue muy martina para resolver el problema.
That move was very clever to solve the problem.
Martina is used as an adjective, describing a clever or skillful action, possibly derived from a local idiomatic usage.

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