No. 3,384 in French
arthur
"Arthur" is a proper noun in French, typically used as a given name.
In a sentence
Arthur est mon ami qui habite à Paris.
Arthur is my friend who lives in Paris.
Here, 'Arthur' is used as a proper noun to denote the name of a person, specifically a personal name.
Nous allons assister à la pièce de théâtre 'Arthur' ce soir.
We are going to attend the play 'Arthur' tonight.
In this sentence, 'Arthur' refers to the title of a play, demonstrating its usage as a title.
L'histoire de roi Arthur est fascinante et légendaire.
The story of King Arthur is fascinating and legendary.
'Arthur' is used here to refer to the legendary figure of King Arthur, a historical and cultural reference.
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