Estructural
Example: El daño estructural en el edificio evidencia la antigüedad de la construcción.
Definition
"Estructural" describes something related to the structure or framework of a building, object, or system. In history, it often refers to elements that form the essential support or foundation, such as the structural damage in a building indicating its age or condition.
Etymology
The word "estructural" comes from the Latin root 'structura,' meaning 'building' or 'arrangement.' It entered Spanish through Latin-based languages, reflecting the idea of assembling parts into a whole. Did you know? The word is closely related to 'structure,' highlighting its focus on the underlying framework.
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"Estructural" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - History - (C1) - set 1", containing 198 commonly used words.
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