No. 13,861 in Spanish
simios
"Simios" means "apes" or "primates" in English.
In a sentence
Los simios son animales inteligentes que habitan en diversas partes del mundo.
Apes are intelligent animals that inhabit various parts of the world.
Here, 'simios' is used as the plural noun for 'apes', referring to the animal category.
En el zoológico, observamos cómo los simios interactúan entre ellos de manera fascinante.
At the zoo, we observed how the apes interact with each other in a fascinating way.
In this sentence, 'simios' is again the plural noun referring to apes, specifically describing their social interactions.
La evolución sugiere que los humanos comparten ancestros con los simios.
Evolution suggests that humans share ancestors with apes.
Here, 'simios' is part of an evolutionary or scientific context, denoting apes as species closely related to humans.
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