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khalid
The French word "khalid" does not have a specific definition; it is typically a proper noun, often a given name of Arabic origin meaning "eternal" or "immortal."
In a sentence
Khalid est un prénom arabe très populaire.
Khalid is a very popular Arabic name.
Here, 'Khalid' is used as a proper noun to denote a specific person's name.
As-tu déjà rencontré Khalid dans cette région?
Have you ever met Khalid in this region?
In this sentence, 'Khalid' is used as a direct reference to an individual in a conversational context.
Ce livre appartient à Khalid.
This book belongs to Khalid.
The word 'Khalid' here functions as a possessive reference linking ownership of the book to the mentioned individual.
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