No. 8,891 in Spanish
toda
"All" or "whole" (feminine singular).
In a sentence
Toda la noche me quedé estudiando para el examen.
All night I stayed studying for the exam.
In this sentence, 'toda' is used as an adjective modifying the singular feminine noun 'noche,' indicating that the entire duration of the night is involved.
Ella quiere toda la atención en la reunión.
She wants all the attention in the meeting.
Here, 'toda' modifies the singular feminine noun 'atención,' emphasizing the entirety or the total of the attention desired in the context.
Recorrimos toda España en nuestras vacaciones.
We traveled through all of Spain on our vacation.
In this case, 'toda' serves as an adjective modifying the singular feminine noun 'España,' referring to the whole country, implying completeness in their travels.
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