No. 3,103 in Spanish
patricia
"Patricia" is a female given name in Spanish, equivalent to "Patricia" in English.
In a sentence
Mi amiga Patricia vive en esa casa.
My friend Patricia lives in that house.
In this sentence, 'Patricia' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a specific person.
La cultura patricia era conocida por su influencia en la antigua Roma.
The patrician culture was known for its influence in ancient Rome.
Here, 'patricia' acts as an adjective derived from 'patrician,' describing something related to the patrician class in Roman society.
Siempre he admirado su actitud patricia ante los retos de la vida.
I have always admired her noble attitude towards life's challenges.
In this context, 'patricia' metaphorically refers to 'noble' or 'aristocratic,' and is used to describe qualities of behavior or demeanor.
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