The word trece is a numeral in Spanish.
The phonetic transcription of trece is /ˈtɾe.se/.
Trece translates to thirteen in English.
Trece refers to the number 13. It is used to indicate quantity, specifically counting, and is commonly used in both oral and written contexts. The frequency of use is quite high, especially when discussing dates (13th of a month), age, time, and in various cultural references surrounding the number thirteen.
Today is the thirteenth of March.
Tengo trece manzanas en la cesta.
I have thirteen apples in the basket.
El libro tiene trece capítulos.
The number trece is often featured in idiomatic expressions. It is culturally significant in various aspects due to its representation of superstition and folklore in Spanish-speaking cultures.
Example: "Cuando gané el concurso, supe que estaba en el trece."
Trece a la primera
Example: "No lo logré la primera vez, pero trece a la primera es mi lema."
No hay trece sin catorce
The word trece comes from the Latin term "tredecim," which is a combination of "tres" (three) and "decem" (ten), literally translating to "three and ten."