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February 08, 2022, 10:09 PM
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Why does "llamada" mean "called"?
So I have the following sentence:
"Trabajo para una compañía llamada Wheeler and Sons." Now I would've expected "que se llama". And "llamada" seems to be a noun. So I'm confused why it is used here but according to context.reverso.net, it does seem to translate to "called" or "named" often. What's going on here, and is this just an odd exception or are there other examples where this happens? 
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