No. 9,036 in Spanish

verdad

Truth.

In a sentence

Es la verdad que nunca fui a París.
It is the truth that I have never been to Paris.
In this sentence, 'verdad' is used as a noun to signify 'truth' or 'fact'.
¡Dime la verdad ahora mismo!
Tell me the truth right now!
Here, 'verdad' emphasizes urgency and is used in direct speech demanding honesty.
¿Verdad que esta película es interesante?
It's true that this movie is interesting, isn't it?
In this case, 'verdad' is used to confirm agreement or an assumption in a conversational context.

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