cartuja

This is the 6586th most frequent Spanish word.


cartuja

A "cartuja" is a Carthusian monastery.


In this sentence, 'cartuja' refers to a historical monastery or chartreuse, emphasizing its religious and spiritual context.

La cartuja fue fundada en el siglo XIV como un lugar de retiro espiritual.

The charterhouse was founded in the 14th century as a place for spiritual retreat.


Here, 'cartuja' is used to refer to a physical monastery, highlighting it as a location visited.

Visitamos una cartuja en las afueras de la ciudad durante nuestras vacaciones.

We visited a charterhouse on the outskirts of the city during our vacation.


In this example, 'cartuja' signifies the living place of monks, illustrating its role as a residence for specific individuals.

Los monjes que viven en la cartuja llevan una vida de aislamiento y meditación.

The monks living in the charterhouse lead a life of isolation and meditation.