No. 14,276 in Spanish
uña
"Uña" means "nail" (fingernail or toenail) in English.
In a sentence
Me he roto una uña mientras abría el paquete.
I broke a nail while opening the package.
The word 'uña' here refers to the fingernail that was broken.
La uña del gato es muy afilada y puede causar cortes.
The cat's claw is very sharp and can cause cuts.
The word 'uña' is used to describe the claw of the cat.
El guitarrista toca la guitarra usando su uña como púa.
The guitarist plays the guitar using his nail as a pick.
Here, 'uña' denotes the fingernail, which is used in playing the guitar as a playing tool.
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