No. 8,536 in Spanish
romanillos
"Romanillos" refers to small Roman-style architectural or decorative elements.
In a sentence
Los romanillos en las puertas eran de diseño antiguo.
The small locks on the doors were of antique design.
Used as a diminutive form for 'locks', referring to small locks or latches.
En el mercado de antigüedades encontré unos romanillos interesantes.
In the antiques market, I found some interesting small locks.
Refers to small, antique locks, suggesting specific terminology in a context of collectibles or old items.
El juguete tenía romanillos para que los niños pudieran manejarlo fácilmente.
The toy had small locks so that children could handle it easily.
Refers to small locking mechanics, emphasizing simplicity and size tailored for children.
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