No. 7,946 in Spanish
miranda
"Miranda" in Spanish can mean "view" or "lookout" (archaic or poetic usage). It is also a proper noun, such as a name.
In a sentence
La casa está situada en la colina y tiene una miranda al mar.
The house is located on the hill and has a view of the sea.
In this context, 'miranda' is used as a noun referring to a scenic view or a vantage point.
Con una miranda atenta, el maestro observaba a sus alumnos.
With an attentive gaze, the teacher observed his students.
Here, 'miranda' denotes 'gaze' or 'attention to look at something specifically.'
En las tardes de verano, salimos a la miranda para disfrutar del paisaje.
On summer afternoons, we go to the viewpoint to enjoy the landscape.
Again, 'miranda' is used as a noun meaning a balcony, terrace, or point of view set up specifically to appreciate a scenic view.
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