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pelayo
"Pelayo" is a proper noun, typically a Spanish male given name, derived from the Latin name Pelagius.
In a sentence
Pelayo lideró la revuelta contra los invasores.
Pelayo led the revolt against the invaders.
Pelayo is used as a proper noun referring to a historical figure or individual.
Compraron ese libro por la historia de Pelayo.
They bought that book because of Pelayo's story.
Pelayo is used here as a proper noun, likely referring to the character or figure depicted in the story.
En la feria, Pelayo vendía dulces.
At the fair, Pelayo sold candies.
Pelayo is employed as a proper noun referring to a person engaging in an activity.
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