Definitions

1. noun

A cross, especially as a symbol of the Christian faith, or a surname derived from it. Alternatively, it may refer to a crossroads or a place where two roads meet.

“The iconic Christian symbol, the Cruz, adorns the chapel’s facade.”

2. proper noun

A surname of Spanish and Portuguese origin, particularly common among people of Latin American descent.

“The famous Formula 1 driver, Sebastian Vettel, is of German descent but his teammate, Sergio Pérez, has the surname Cruz.”

3. verb

To cross or intersect, especially roads or paths.

“The two roads cruz and merge into a single highway.”

4. interjection

An expression used to emphasize a point or to show enthusiasm, similar to ‘wow’ or ‘great’.

“Cruz! That was an amazing goal you scored!”