No. 7,147 in French
mohammad
The French word "Mohammad" does not have a specific definition; it is a proper noun typically referring to a person's name, often associated with the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
In a sentence
Mohammad est allé au parc hier.
Mohammad went to the park yesterday.
In this sentence, the word "Mohammad" is utilized as a proper noun referring to a person in the context of the subject of the sentence.
La maison de Mohammad est située près du lac.
Mohammad's house is located near the lake.
Here, "Mohammad" is used to indicate possession, illustrating whose house is being discussed.
Nous avons parlé avec Mohammad lors de la fête.
We talked with Mohammad during the party.
In this example, "Mohammad" functions as a proper noun identifying a person involved in the interaction mentioned.
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