No. 6,078 in French
edouard
"Édouard" is a French proper noun, equivalent to the English name "Edward."
In a sentence
Édouard est arrivé tôt ce matin.
Édouard arrived early this morning.
Here, "Édouard" is used as a proper noun referring to an individual's name, serving the role of the subject in the sentence.
J'ai vu Édouard au marché.
I saw Édouard at the market.
In this sentence, "Édouard" again serves as a proper noun and functions as the direct object of the verb "vu" (saw).
Nous parlons souvent de Édouard.
We often talk about Édouard.
Here, "Édouard" is the proper noun object of the preposition "de", indicating the topic or person being discussed.
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