No. 298 in Indonesian
ahmad
"Ahmad" is an Indonesian male given name of Arabic origin, meaning "most praiseworthy."
In a sentence
Ahmad sedang belajar di perpustakaan.
Ahmad is studying at the library.
Here, 'Ahmad' is used as a proper noun, identifying a specific person named Ahmad engaged in the activity of studying.
Buku ini milik Ahmad.
This book belongs to Ahmad.
In this sentence, 'Ahmad' serves as a proper noun referenced as the owner of the book.
Ahmad, bolehkah saya meminjam pena Anda?
Ahmad, may I borrow your pen?
'Ahmad' here is used vocatively to directly address the person being spoken to.
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