No. 7,512 in Spanish
ismail
"Ismail" is not a Spanish word; it is a name of Arabic origin referring to Ishmael, a figure in Abrahamic religions.
In a sentence
Ismail es un estudiante dedicado.
Ismail is a dedicated student.
Ismail is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
El nombre Ismail tiene raíces árabes.
The name Ismail has Arabic roots.
Ismail is again a proper noun, this time mentioned in the context of cultural and linguistic discussion.
Conocí a un poeta llamado Ismail.
I met a poet named Ismail.
Ismail is referred to as the name of a poet someone met.
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