No. 1,183 in Catalan

díaz

The word "díaz" is not Catalan; it appears to be a misspelling or refers to a Spanish surname.

In a sentence

Cada díaz, aprenc alguna cosa nova.
Every day, I learn something new.
Here, 'díaz' is intended to mean 'day' as part of the temporal phrase.
En Díaz està organitzant la reunió.
Mr. Díaz is organizing the meeting.
Here, 'Díaz' is a proper noun used as a surname, indicating a person's name.
Aquests díaz són especials a la nostra comunitat.
These days are special to our community.
Here, 'díaz' refers to plural 'days', indicating specific dates of significance.

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