No. 5,036 in Catalan
aitor
"Aitor" is a proper noun, typically a Basque male given name, and not a Catalan word.
In a sentence
En Aitor va venir a la festa ahir a la nit.
Aitor came to the party last night.
In this sentence, 'Aitor' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Sempre em sembla un bon aitor en situacions difícils.
I always find him a good supporter in difficult situations.
Here, 'aitor' is interpreted as a supporter or someone who provides support.
Recitar proverbis és un aitor per al coneixement cultural.
Reciting proverbs is a contributor to cultural knowledge.
In this case, 'aitor' is used to denote a contributor or facilitator.
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