No. 12,954 in Spanish
penumbral
"Penumbral" means relating to or resembling a partial shadow, especially during an eclipse.
In a sentence
La luz penumbral del amanecer iluminaba suavemente el paisaje.
The penumbral light of dawn softly illuminated the landscape.
In this sentence, 'penumbral' is used as an adjective to describe the quality of light, indicating that it is dim or twilight-like, reflecting a partial shadow.
El eclipse creó un efecto atmosférico penumbral en el cielo.
The eclipse created a penumbral atmospheric effect in the sky.
Here, 'penumbral' describes the effect caused by the eclipse, emphasizing a partial dimming or shadowing.
Se podía notar una sombra penumbral en el rincón de la habitación.
A penumbral shadow could be noticed in the corner of the room.
This usage of 'penumbral' pertains to the shadow, highlighting its partial and diffuse nature.
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