No. 12,812 in Spanish
ornato
"Ornato" means ornament, decoration, or embellishment.
In a sentence
El ornato de la sala era magnífico, con estatuas de mármol y candelabros dorados.
The decoration of the room was magnificent, with marble statues and golden chandeliers.
In this sentence, 'ornato' is used in its primary sense, referring to the decorative elements or embellishments of a room.
El concurso premió a la ciudad con el mejor ornato urbano.
The contest awarded the city with the best urban decoration.
Here 'ornato' means the aesthetic and decorative quality of urban spaces, showcasing civic visual appeal.
El ornato del discurso hizo que los presentes se deleitaran con sus metáforas.
The ornamentation of the speech made the attendees delight in its metaphors.
In this sentence, 'ornato' refers to rhetorical embellishments in speech, highlighting a figure of speech usage.
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