No. 2,935 in Catalan
exercit
"Exèrcit" in Catalan means "army" in English.
In a sentence
L'exèrcit va arribar al poble al matí.
The army arrived at the village in the morning.
Here, 'exèrcit' is used as a noun referring to a military force.
He exercit els meus drets com a ciutadà.
I have exercised my rights as a citizen.
In this case, 'exercit' is used as a verb in its past participle form, meaning 'exercised'.
L'exèrcit de voluntaris ajuda a distribuir menjar.
The army of volunteers helps to distribute food.
Here, 'exèrcit' is used metaphorically as a noun to describe a large organized group of individuals.
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