No. 5,059 in Catalan
alicia
The Catalan word "alícia" is a proper noun, equivalent to the English name "Alice."
In a sentence
L'Alicia va anar a comprar pa aquest matí.
Alicia went to buy bread this morning.
In this sentence, 'Alicia' is a proper noun referring to a person's name.
L'obra de 'Alicia al País de les Meravelles' és una de les preferides dels nens.
The play 'Alice in Wonderland' is a favorite among children.
Here, the word 'Alicia' refers to the titular character of a well-known story.
Vaig veure una alícia al mirall que reflectia una altra realitat.
I saw an 'alicia' in the mirror that reflected another reality.
In this sentence, 'alícia' could metaphorically refer to a reflection or an unconventional perception, though this usage is less common and often symbolic.
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