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michael
The Catalan word "Michael" is a proper noun, typically a name, and does not have a specific definition beyond being equivalent to "Michael" in English.
In a sentence
En Michael ens va convidar a la seva festa.
Michael invited us to his party.
Michael is used as a proper noun, representing a person's name.
El llibre explica la història d'un artista anomenat Michael.
The book tells the story of an artist named Michael.
Michael is a character's name within a story.
Tinc un amic italià que també es diu Michael.
I have an Italian friend whose name is also Michael.
Michael is mentioned as the name of someone in relation to a friend's nationality and naming.
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