No. 5,540 in Arabic

عبدالعزيز

The Arabic name "عبدالعزيز" translates to "Servant of the Almighty" or "Servant of the Beloved" (referring to God).

In a sentence

عبدالعزيز يدرس في المكتبة.
Abdulaziz studies in the library.
In this sentence, 'عبدالعزيز' is being used as a proper noun referring to a person's name performing the action of studying.
تحدثتُ مع عبدالعزيز في المساء.
I spoke with Abdulaziz in the evening.
Here, 'عبدالعزيز' again functions as a proper noun but as someone being interacted with.
كان عبدالعزيز مهتماً بالعلوم.
Abdulaziz was interested in sciences.
In this context, 'عبدالعزيز' identifies an individual who possessed an interest in sciences.

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