No. 3,623 in Catalan
rodrigo
In Catalan, "Rodrigo" is a proper noun, typically used as a male given name, equivalent to "Rodrigo" in English or Spanish.
In a sentence
Rodrigo va arribar ahir a la ciutat.
Rodrigo arrived in the city yesterday.
'Rodrigo' is a proper noun used here as a personal name, referring to a specific individual.
El rodrigo d'aquest moble està una mica atrotinat.
The rod of this piece of furniture is a bit worn out.
'Rodrigo' could colloquially or mistakenly represent an object, which might be subject to regional or contextual dialects or usages.
Després d'un llarg dia, Rodrigo se sentia molt cansat.
After a long day, Rodrigo felt very tired.
Again, 'Rodrigo' refers to a person's name, indicating an individual experiencing the described state.
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