No. 7,948 in Spanish

miriam

"Miriam" is not a Spanish word but a proper name used in Spanish-speaking and other cultures.

In a sentence

Miriam es mi amiga desde la infancia.
Miriam has been my friend since childhood.
'Miriam' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
A veces llamamos 'Miriam' a nuestro grupo de arte.
Sometimes, we call our art group 'Miriam'.
'Miriam' is used as a symbolic or chosen name for a group.
El personaje principal, llamado Miriam, vivió una aventura increíble.
The main character, named Miriam, experienced an incredible adventure.
'Miriam' serves as a name for a fictional character.

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