No. 6,563 in French
ingrid
"Ingrid" is a proper noun, typically a given name, and does not have a definition beyond being a name.
In a sentence
Ingrid adore lire des romans le soir.
Ingrid loves reading novels in the evening.
Here, 'Ingrid' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Nous avons visité la villa d'Ingrid durant nos vacances.
We visited Ingrid's villa during our holidays.
In this sentence, 'Ingrid' is again a proper noun but is possessor in the genitive construction.
Ingrid s'est intéressée à l'histoire médiévale récemment.
Ingrid became interested in medieval history recently.
'Ingrid' here is used as the subject of the sentence, showcasing an action undertaken by this person.
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