No. 6,707 in French
kathleen
"Kathleen" is not a French word; it is an English-origin name.
In a sentence
Kathleen est une personne très généreuse.
Kathleen is a very generous person.
In this sentence, 'Kathleen' is the proper noun representing a person's name, serving as the subject.
Je vais téléphoner à Kathleen pour lui demander son avis.
I am going to call Kathleen to ask her opinion.
Here, 'Kathleen' serves as the proper noun referring to the person being addressed by the speaker.
La robe appartenait à Kathleen; elle l'a prêtée à sa sœur.
The dress belonged to Kathleen; she lent it to her sister.
In this sentence, 'Kathleen' functions as a proper noun indicating the individual who owns the dress.
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