No. 6,814 in Catalan
tayyip
The word "tayyip" does not originate from Catalan; it is of Arabic origin, meaning "good" or "delicious."
In a sentence
El tayyip va visitar el mercat avui.
The tayyip visited the market today.
In this sentence, 'tayyip' is used as a proper noun, presumably referencing a specific person or entity.
M'han dit que el tayyip és molt influent.
I've been told the tayyip is very influential.
Here, 'tayyip' is treated as a proper noun, potentially referring to a concept or an individual known for their influence.
El tayyip es menciona sovint en les notícies d'avui.
The tayyip is often mentioned in today's news.
In this context, 'tayyip' is positioned as a recurring subject in discussions or media, highlighting its significance.
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