No. 6,556 in French

immanuel

"Immanuel" is not a native French word but a proper name of Hebrew origin meaning "God is with us."

In a sentence

Immanuel est venu en ville hier pour la conférence.
Immanuel came to town yesterday for the conference.
In this sentence, 'Immanuel' is used as a proper noun to refer to a person's name.
Les enseignements d'Immanuel Kant ont influencé la philosophie moderne.
The teachings of Immanuel Kant have influenced modern philosophy.
Here, 'Immanuel' refers to the famous philosopher Immanuel Kant, used as a part of his full name.
'Dieu avec nous' signifie Immanuel en hébreu.
'God with us' means Immanuel in Hebrew.
In this example, 'Immanuel' is used to explain its linguistic and religious significance as a term meaning 'God with us' in Hebrew.

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