This is the 5403rd most frequent Dutch word.
leandro
The word "Leandro" is not Dutch; it is a proper name of Greek origin meaning "lion man."
Here, the name 'Leandro' is used as the subject of the sentence and identifies the person engaging in the action described: playing the guitar.
Leandro speelt graag gitaar in de tuin.
Leandro likes to play guitar in the garden.
In this sentence, 'Leandro' functions as the indirect object (recipient) of the verb 'gaf,' indicating to whom the action is directed.
Ik gaf het boek aan Leandro.
I gave the book to Leandro.
Here, the name 'Leandro' is part of a possessive construction, denoting ownership of the favorite color preference.