No. 12,261 in French
élisabeth
"Élisabeth" is a French proper noun, equivalent to "Elizabeth," a given name.
In a sentence
Élisabeth a visité Paris l'été dernier.
Élisabeth visited Paris last summer.
In this sentence, 'Élisabeth' is a proper noun serving as the subject of the sentence, referring to a specific person.
Nous avons écrit une chanson dédiée à Élisabeth.
We wrote a song dedicated to Élisabeth.
Here, 'Élisabeth' is the object of the preposition 'à', indicating the recipient of the dedication.
Le livre d'Élisabeth est vraiment intéressant.
Élisabeth's book is really interesting.
In this example, 'Élisabeth' is part of a possessive phrase, indicating ownership of the book.
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