No. 4,272 in Spanish

orlando

"Orlando" is a proper noun, typically used as a name, and does not have a standalone definition in Spanish.

In a sentence

Orlando vive en Florida y es una ciudad famosa.
Orlando lives in Florida, and it is a famous city.
In this sentence, 'Orlando' refers to a proper noun specifying a person's name and a city's name.
Visitamos Orlando durante nuestras vacaciones de verano.
We visited Orlando during our summer vacation.
Here, 'Orlando' is used as the name of a city, indicating a location of interest.
El nombre de mi primo es Orlando.
My cousin's name is Orlando.
In this context, 'Orlando' is used as a personal name, identifying an individual.

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