confessional
The Spanish word 'confesionario' translates to 'confessional' in English. It is a noun and refers to a small, enclosed booth used for the Sacrament of Penance in the Roman Catholic Church. The confessional is where faithful individuals confess their sins to a priest and seek absolution. The term can also metaphorically refer to any situation where a confession or the disclosure of sins, misdeeds or embarrassing information is made.
The priest is in the confessional.
In this sentence, 'confesionario' refers to the small, enclosed booth in a church where a priest sits to hear people's confessions.
The confessional is at the end of the church.
Here, 'confesionario' is used to describe a physical location within a church. The sentence implies that the confessional is located at the farthest point in the church.
The act of confession is performed in a confessional.
In this example, 'confesionario' is used in the context of the sacrament of confession in the Catholic Church, where penitents confess their sins to a priest in a booth called a confessional.