rectora

This is the 13443rd most frequent Spanish word.


rectora

"Rectora" means "female rector" or "female director" in English, typically referring to a woman who leads an institution, such as a university.


Here, 'rectora' refers to a female head or leader of a university.

La rectora de la universidad dio un discurso inspirador.

The rector of the university gave an inspiring speech.


In this case, 'rectora' is used as an adjective meaning 'guiding' or 'principal'.

En la asamblea, se discutieron las propuestas rectora para el próximo semestre.

In the assembly, the guiding proposals for the next semester were discussed.


Here, 'rectora' metaphorically describes someone perceived as the leader or the one in charge.

María siempre actúa como si fuera la rectora de nuestro grupo de estudio.

María always acts as if she were the leader of our study group.