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khazad
"Khazad" is not a Spanish word; it originates from J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional Dwarvish language in his Middle-earth legendarium and means "Dwarves" in Khuzdul.
In a sentence
Los ancestros khazad eran hábiles artesanos.
The Khazad ancestors were skilled artisans.
Here 'khazad' capitalized indicates proper noun usage as a cultural or group reference, evoking its origin from Tolkien's works.
Me fascina el idioma khazad por su complejidad.
I am fascinated by the Khazad language due to its complexity.
In this sentence, 'khazad' functions as an adjective describing the language.
El guerrero llevaba una armadura de estilo khazad.
The warrior wore armor of Khazad style.
Here, 'khazad' is used attributively to describe style, showing cultural or stylistic influence.
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