crucifijo
crucifix
The Spanish word 'crucifijo' translates to 'crucifix' in English. It represents a religious symbol in Christianity, specifically depicting Jesus on the cross. It is used predominantly in worship and rituals, and it also serves as a reminder of Jesus Christ's sacrifice for humanity. The term is derived from Latin 'crucifixus', meaning 'fixed to a cross'.
Example sentences using: crucifijo
La iglesia tiene un crucifijo en la pared.
The church has a crucifix on the wall.
This sentence reflects a common place where one might find a 'crucifijo' (a church). The crucifix is the object of the sentence, and its location (on the wall) is specified.
El crucifijo es un símbolo de fe para muchos.
The crucifix is a symbol of faith for many.
This sentence shows the use of 'crucifijo' (crucifix) in a basic noun phrase. The Spanish noun 'crucifijo' is used here as the subject of the sentence, describing it as a symbol of faith.
Adornó su habitación con un crucifijo antiguo.
She adorned her room with an old crucifix.
In this example, 'crucifijo' is used as the object of a sentence. The action being performed (adornar) is being done to the crucifix.