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emiliano

"Emiliano" is a Spanish proper noun, often used as a male given name, derived from the Latin "Aemilianus," meaning "rival" or "eager."

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Emiliano es un estudiante aplicado.
Emiliano is a diligent student.
The word 'Emiliano' in this sentence acts as a proper noun, which is the name of a person.
El estilo emiliano es una tendencia arquitectónica que quiero estudiar.
The Emiliano style is an architectural trend I want to study.
Here, 'emiliano' refers to something associated with Emilia, an Italian region, as an attributive adjective.
Creo que el término 'emiliano' puede referirse a algo regional.
I think the term 'emiliano' can refer to something regional.
In this sentence, 'emiliano' is treated as a generic noun that denotes aspects or characteristics of Emilia.

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