No. 6,828 in French
lazare
"Lazare" refers to Lazarus, a biblical figure, or can signify a leper hospital.
In a sentence
Lazare est un nom propre souvent associé à la résurrection.
Lazare is a proper name often associated with resurrection.
Here, 'Lazare' is used as a proper noun to refer to Lazarus from the biblical story, emphasizing its literary and cultural significance.
Il a trouvé la solution à son problème, tel un Lazare revenant à la vie.
He found the solution to his problem, like a Lazarus coming back to life.
In this instance, 'Lazare' is used metaphorically to describe someone experiencing a significant or transformative event.
Les projets abandonnés ont été restaurés, un peu comme un Lazare moderne.
The abandoned projects were restored, somewhat like a modern Lazarus.
The term 'Lazare' implies revival or rejuvenation, indicating that something neglected or deemed lost has been brought back to a renewed state.
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