No. 7,610 in Spanish
khalid
The word "khalid" is not of Spanish origin; it is an Arabic name meaning "eternal" or "immortal."
In a sentence
Khalid es el cantante principal de la banda.
Khalid is the lead singer of the band.
The word 'Khalid' is used here as a proper noun referring to an individual's name.
Ayer vi a Khalid en el concierto y estuvo increíble.
Yesterday I saw Khalid at the concert and he was incredible.
The word 'Khalid' refers to a specific person known for his performances.
Mis amigos siempre hablan de las canciones de Khalid.
My friends always talk about Khalid's songs.
'Khalid' is used to represent an artist whose songs are being discussed.
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