No. 1,080 in French
dominique
"Dominique" is a French proper noun used as a first name for both males and females; it also refers to the Dominican order or something related to Sunday in certain contexts.
In a sentence
Dominique aime beaucoup les chiens.
Dominique loves dogs a lot.
In this sentence, 'Dominique' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a person.
Le dimanche, c'est le jour dominique où l'on peut se reposer.
Sunday is the Lord's Day where one can rest.
Here, 'dominique' is used as an adjective, related to 'dominus' in Latin, meaning 'Lord's', denoting a religious context.
Le perroquet appelé Dominique est capable de répéter des phrases.
The parrot named Dominique is capable of repeating phrases.
In this sentence, 'Dominique' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a parrot.
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