No. 9,045 in Spanish
vieja
"Vieja" means "old woman" or can colloquially refer to "wife" or "mom" in some contexts.
In a sentence
Mi vieja casa estaba ubicada en un barrio tranquilo.
My old house was located in a quiet neighborhood.
Used as an adjective meaning 'old', describing the condition or age of the noun 'casa' (house).
Mi vieja me llamó para saber si estaba bien.
My mom called me to know if I was doing well.
Informally used in some Spanish dialects to refer to one's mother.
Encontré una reliquia vieja en el desván de mi abuela.
I found an old relic in my grandmother's attic.
Used as an adjective meaning 'antique' or 'ancient', referring to the relic's age.
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