No. 7,841 in Spanish
marlaska
"Marlaska" is not a Spanish word but a surname, often associated with Fernando Grande-Marlaska, a Spanish judge and politician.
In a sentence
Marlaska es el nombre de un ministro en España.
Marlaska is the name of a minister in Spain.
Here, 'Marlaska' is used as a proper noun, referring to an individual's name.
En la serie, el detective Marlaska resolvió el caso difícil.
In the series, Detective Marlaska solved the difficult case.
In this instance, 'Marlaska' refers to a fictional character's name, conveying a sense of identity.
Durante el discurso, mencionaron al juez Marlaska.
During the speech, they mentioned Judge Marlaska.
'Marlaska' is utilized as a title and name of a public figure.
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