No. 5,261 in French
angelo
"Angelo" is not a standard French word; it is typically an Italian given name.
In a sentence
Angelo joue au football tous les jours.
Angelo plays football every day.
Here, 'Angelo' is used as a proper noun referring to someone's name.
Le tableau est un angelo, représentant un ange dans une église.
The painting is an 'angelo,' representing an angel in a church.
In this sentence, 'angelo' is used as a noun borrowed from Italian to mean 'angel.'
Je vais visiter la statue d'Angelo à Florence.
I will visit the statue of Angelo in Florence.
'Angelo' here refers to a named figure or entity, used within a proper noun context.
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