No. 4,223 in Spanish
mauro
"Mauro" is a name of Latin origin meaning "dark-skinned" or "Moorish."
In a sentence
Mauro es un nombre propio común en algunos países de habla hispana.
Mauro is a common given name in some Spanish-speaking countries.
Here, 'Mauro' is a proper noun and serves as a personal name.
El texto antiguo hablaba de un mauro que llegó a estas tierras.
The ancient text spoke of a Moor who arrived at these lands.
In this context, 'mauro' is used as a noun referring to a historical group of people, specifically the Moors.
El color maúro del lienzo añade profundidad al cuadro.
The dark color of the canvas adds depth to the painting.
Here, 'maúro' (a variant spelling) is used as an adjective in literary or descriptive language to depict a dark or dusky hue, showcasing its less common usage.
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