No. 920 in Spanish
pablo
"Pablo" is a Spanish given name equivalent to "Paul" in English.
In a sentence
Pablo es un amigo muy confiable.
Pablo is a very reliable friend.
Here, 'Pablo' is used as a proper noun to refer to a specific person's name, which is a common way to employ it.
El pablo se refiere a la paja en construcción según el diccionario antiguo.
'Pablo' refers to straw in construction according to the old dictionary.
In this sentence, 'pablo' is an archaic or regionally specific term that can reference a material, such as straw, in certain contexts.
El señor hizo una alegoría al pablo del campo.
The gentleman made an allegory to the pablo of the field.
Here, 'pablo' may figuratively describe something specific to a field or a detail observed, potentially reflecting its poetic or literary usage.
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