No. 8,481 in Spanish

renga

"Renga" in Spanish refers to a lame or crippled female person or animal.

In a sentence

Ella camina de forma renga debido a un accidente.
She walks with a limp due to an accident.
In this sentence, 'renga' is used as an adjective to describe the person's walking style caused by a physical condition or injury.
La renga escalera necesita reparación.
The crooked staircase needs repairs.
Here, 'renga' is used as an adjective to describe the physical state of the staircase, indicating it is not straight or in proper condition.
Esa pieza renga de cerámica se puede arreglar con pegamento.
That chipped ceramic piece can be fixed with glue.
In this usage, 'renga' describes the condition of the ceramic piece being damaged or incomplete, emphasizing the possibility of repair.

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