No. 3,141 in Spanish

tarragona

"Tarragona" is a proper noun referring to a port city in Catalonia, northeastern Spain.

In a sentence

Tarragona es una hermosa ciudad en Cataluña.
Tarragona is a beautiful city in Catalonia.
In this context, 'Tarragona' functions as a proper noun referring to a specific geographic location, namely a city in Spain.
Me encantaría visitar Tarragona durante mis vacaciones.
I would love to visit Tarragona during my vacation.
Here, 'Tarragona' is again used as a proper noun, but this time it is the direct object of the verb 'visitar' (to visit), indicating the destination.
Los romanos dejaron un gran legado en Tarragona, incluyendo un famoso anfiteatro.
The Romans left a great legacy in Tarragona, including a famous amphitheater.
In this instance, 'Tarragona' serves as the location within the sentence, indicating where the Roman legacy can be found.

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