No. 6,720 in Catalan
shahid
The Catalan word "shahid" refers to a "martyr," particularly in the context of someone who dies for their faith or cause.
In a sentence
El shahid va ser recordat per la seva valentia.
The shahid was remembered for his bravery.
Here, 'shahid' is used in its traditional religious context, meaning a martyr, someone who has died for a noble cause.
La pel·lícula explica la història d'un shahid de la llibertat.
The movie tells the story of a freedom shahid.
In this context, 'shahid' refers to someone who has sacrificed their life in the struggle for freedom, emphasizing the noble aspect of their action.
Ell cita sovint els ensenyaments del shahid al qual admira.
He often quotes the teachings of the shahid whom he admires.
Here, 'shahid' refers to an inspirational figure, someone venerated for their martyrdom and principles.
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