corpse

The Spanish word 'cadáver' translates to 'corpse' in English. It is used to refer to the dead body of a human being. The term is often used in formal, scientific, or legal contexts, like forensic investigations, medical reports, or crime novels. It can also be used in everyday conversations when discussing death or fatal incidents. It does not carry negative connotations as such but is often associated with serious or somber topics due to its meaning.