No. 3,602 in French
kévin
In French slang, "kévin" humorously refers to a stereotypical young male who is seen as immature or cliché.
In a sentence
Kévin est un étudiant très appliqué.
Kevin is a very diligent student.
'Kévin' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific individual.
Je connais un ami qui s'appelle Kévin.
I know a friend whose name is Kevin.
'Kévin' is used to indicate someone's given name.
Ce roman raconte l'histoire de Kévin dans un monde fantastique.
This novel tells the story of Kevin in a fantastical world.
'Kévin' appears in a literary context, referring to a protagonist or character by the name Kevin.
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