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No. 8,498 in Spanish

rezo

Prayer.

In a sentence

  • Yo rezo todas las mañanas antes de empezar mi día.

    I pray every morning before starting my day.

    In this sentence, 'rezo' is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb 'rezar', meaning 'I pray'.

  • El rezo de la noche nos trae paz y tranquilidad.

    The evening prayer brings us peace and tranquility.

    Here, 'rezo' is a noun and refers to the act of praying or the prayer itself.

  • El libro antiguo contiene bellos rezos llenos de sabiduría.

    The old book contains beautiful prayers filled with wisdom.

    In this context, 'rezos' is the plural form of the noun 'rezo', denoting multiple prayers.

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