No. 6,402 in French
guillemins
"Guillemins" does not have an independent meaning in French; it is a proper noun, often referring to "Liège-Guillemins," a train station in Liège, Belgium.
In a sentence
Je suis parti à Guillemins pour prendre le train.
I left for Guillemins to catch the train.
Here, 'Guillemins' refers to the name of the train station in Liège, Belgium, used as a proper noun.
Les alentours de Guillemins sont en pleine rénovation.
The surroundings of Guillemins are undergoing major renovations.
In this sentence, 'Guillemins' is used to denote the area around the train station, implying a geographic reference.
Chaque année, le marché de Noël à Guillemins attire de nombreux visiteurs.
Each year, the Christmas market at Guillemins attracts many visitors.
Here, 'Guillemins' is again a reference to the train station, focusing on events that take place there, emphasizing its significance as a cultural location.
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