No. 4,226 in Spanish
mejía
"Mejía" is not a standard Spanish word; it may be a misspelling or a proper noun (surname).
In a sentence
La mejía de la montaña se cubrió con nieve.
The slope of the mountain was covered with snow.
In this sentence, 'mejía' is used poetically to refer to the slope or side of a mountain, which is not a common usage in everyday Spanish but might appear in literature or descriptive contexts.
En mis sueños, una voz suave me susurró a la mejía.
In my dreams, a gentle voice whispered to my cheek.
In this sentence, 'mejía' is referencing a physical cheek on a person's face, which is its standard and direct meaning.
Pintaron colores vivos sobre la mejía del rostro en el festival.
They painted bright colors on the cheek of the face at the festival.
Here, 'mejía' is used in an artistic or cultural context, directly referring to the cheek of the face being decorated.
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