This is the 6476th most frequent Spanish word.
cavat
The word "cavat" does not exist in Spanish. It may be a misspelling or misheard term.
'Cavat' here refers to 'cravat,' a type of necktie, showcasing its usage as a noun representing an accessory worn around the neck.
El cavat que llevaba puesto destacaba con su ropa.
The cravat he was wearing stood out with his clothes.
'Cavat,' again used as a noun here, reinforces its role as a tangible object—a piece of attire.
Al entrar el maestro, dejó caer su cavat sobre la mesa.
Upon entering, the teacher dropped his cravat onto the table.
'Cavat' in this sentence illustrates its application in a collective setting, emphasizing its decorative purpose.