No. 4,271 in Spanish
orihuela
"Orihuela" is a proper noun referring to a city in the Alicante province of Spain.
In a sentence
La orihuela está decorada con bordados tradicionales.
The orihuela is decorated with traditional embroidery.
In this sentence, 'orihuela' refers to a garment or clothing item adorned typically with traditional patterns or embroidery.
Visitamos Orihuela en nuestras vacaciones de verano.
We visited Orihuela during our summer vacation.
Here, 'Orihuela' is used as a proper noun to refer to a city in Spain, indicating a location.
El caballero llevaba una espada orihuela en la ceremonia.
The knight carried an 'orihuela' sword during the ceremony.
In this context, 'orihuela' describes the sword as being associated with or coming from the style or tradition linked to the locality of Orihuela.
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