This is the 4416th most frequent Spanish word.
william
"William" is a proper noun, the equivalent of the English name William, and does not have a specific meaning in Spanish beyond being a name.
Here, 'William' is used as a proper noun to refer to a specific person named William, emphasizing his actions or context in the sentence, in this case, his academic pursuit.
William está estudiando literatura inglesa.
William is studying English literature.
In this sentence, 'William' is directly addressed as part of vocative usage, indicating communication directed at William specifically, and is using an exclamatory intonation to call for attention.
¡Oh, William! ¿Podrías ayudarnos con esta tarea?
Oh, William! Could you help us with this task?
Here, 'William' is used descriptively to analyze and discuss the popularity and commonality of the name 'William' across specified regions, highlighting its cultural significance.