No. 5,394 in Spanish
millar
A "millar" is a group or unit of one thousand.
In a sentence
Hay un millar de estrellas en el cielo esta noche.
There are a thousand stars in the sky tonight.
Here, 'millar' is used to indicate an approximate quantity equivalent to one thousand, emphasizing the large but imprecise count of stars.
Un millar de personas asistieron al concierto ayer.
A thousand people attended the concert yesterday.
In this sentence, 'millar' signifies the rounded figure or approximate count of the attendees at the concert.
La biblioteca tiene más de un millar de libros en su colección.
The library has more than a thousand books in its collection.
'Millar' is employed here to express a count approximately equal to one thousand, providing a sense of large quantity.
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