No. 8,025 in Spanish
myriam
In Spanish, "Myriam" is a proper noun, typically used as a personal name equivalent to "Miriam" in English.
In a sentence
Mi amiga Myriam es muy amable.
My friend Myriam is very kind.
Here, 'Myriam' is a proper noun, used as a name to identify a specific person.
Los diseños floreados son el myriam de este vestido.
Floral designs are the highlight of this dress.
In this context, 'myriam' is creatively used as a metaphorical term for something delightful or charming, showcasing figurative usage.
Ellos estudiaron una leyenda llamada 'El Myriam de Moiré'.
They studied a legend called 'The Myriam of Moiré'.
Here, 'Myriam' is part of the title of a legend, indicating its significance or subject in literature.
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