No. 14,373 in Spanish
villanas
"Villanas" means "female villains" or "wicked women" in English.
In a sentence
Las villanas del cuento no siempre son malvadas.
The villains in the story are not always evil.
'Villanas' refers to female antagonists or villains characterized in stories or narratives.
No todas las villanas actúan por maldad, algunas tienen razones complejas.
Not all villains act out of malice; some have complex reasons.
'Villanas' is used again to describe female characters that assume the villain role, emphasizing motivations.
La historia presentó a dos villanas muy astutas y perspicaces.
The story presented two very cunning and perceptive villains.
'Villanas' is used to describe female characters with villain roles, highlighting their attributes like being cunning.
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