No. 3,916 in Japanese
グルージャ
"グルージャ" refers to "Grulla," which is used in Japan as part of sports team names, originating from the Spanish word for "crane" (the bird).
In a sentence
彼はフットボールチームのグルージャに所属しています。
He belongs to the football team Grulla.
In this sentence, グルージャ refers to the name of a specific football team.
グルージャのロゴはとてもかっこいいですね。
The Grulla logo is really cool, isn't it?
Here, グルージャ is used to denote the branding or emblem associated with the football team.
試合中、グルージャの選手たちは一丸となって戦いました。
During the match, the Grulla players fought as one.
This usage of グルージャ identifies the players of the team together as a collective entity.
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