No. 8,746 in Spanish

sounds

The Spanish word for "sounds" is "sonidos," meaning auditory vibrations perceived by the ears.

In a sentence

Ese sonido del río me relaja mucho.
That sound of the river relaxes me a lot.
The word 'sonido' (sound) is used as a noun to refer to an auditory sensation.
Suena como si alguien estuviera tocando la puerta.
It sounds like someone is knocking at the door.
The word 'suena' (sounds) is derived from the verb 'sonar' and is used to indicate the perception of a specific sound or auditory suggestion.
Eso suena interesante, podríamos intentarlo.
That sounds interesting, we could try it.
The word 'suena' (sounds) figuratively expresses how something is perceived or understood in terms of interest or appeal.

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