No. 8,884 in Spanish
timor
"Timor" means "fear" or "apprehension" in English.
In a sentence
El timor se apoderó de él al escuchar el ruido misterioso.
Fear took hold of him upon hearing the mysterious noise.
In this context, 'timor' is used as a noun indicating a feeling of fear or dread.
El timor a hablar en público es bastante común.
The fear of speaking in public is quite common.
Here, 'timor' refers to an apprehension, particularly linked to social situations or public exposure.
Su valentía le permitió superar el timor que sentía.
His bravery allowed him to overcome the fear he felt.
In this case, 'timor' encapsulates a personal feeling of fear that was conquered.
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