This is the 941st most frequent Norwegian word.
antonio
"Antonio" is not a Norwegian word; it is a common Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese given name.
Here, 'Antonio' is a proper noun serving as the subject of the sentence, referring to a person's name.
Antonio liker å spisepizza med sine venner.
Antonio likes to eat pizza with his friends.
In this case, 'Antonio' is used as a name to identify a specific person, showcasing possession in the context of family relations.
Min bestefar heter Antonio.
My grandfather is called Antonio.
Here, 'Antonio' identifies a character in a fictional context, emphasizing a common association of the name with Italian culture.