No. 3,635 in French
mann
The word "mann" does not exist in French; it is German for "man."
In a sentence
L'homme, appelé Mann par ses collègues, se tient près de la fenêtre.
The man, called Mann by his colleagues, stands near the window.
In this sentence, 'Mann' is used as a proper noun, representing a name given to the man by his colleagues.
Le Mann que j'ai rencontré hier travaille à l'université.
The Mann I met yesterday works at the university.
Here, 'Mann' represents a surname or identifier referring to a specific individual.
Elle a lu le roman de Mann durant ses vacances.
She read Mann's novel during her vacation.
In this case, 'Mann' refers to the famous author Thomas Mann, implying one of his works.
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