No. 8,058 in Spanish
navas
"Valleys" or "plains" in English, often referring to flat lowland areas.
In a sentence
En el torneo de arquería, las competidoras lanzan sus flechas desde las navas.
In the archery tournament, the competitors shoot their arrows from the plains.
Here, 'navas' refers to open plains or flat areas, a less common, poetic or regional usage of the word.
Las navas del monte se llenan de flores en primavera.
The alpine meadows fill with flowers in spring.
Again, 'navas' describes hill meadows or natural open spaces, emphasizing its geographical context.
En su ensayo, el poeta habla de las navas como lugares de libertad.
In his essay, the poet speaks of the plains as places of freedom.
Here 'navas' is used metaphorically to represent expansive natural areas, invoking imagery of openness and vastness.
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