This is the 7446th most frequent French word.
paulette
"Paulette" is a diminutive form of the name "Paule" and can also refer to a historical tax allowing offices to become hereditary in France.
In this sentence, 'Paulette' is used as a proper noun, indicating the name of the person performing the action.
Paulette a acheté des fleurs.
Paulette bought some flowers.
Here, 'Paulette' again refers to someone's name, specifically the person being spoken about.
Il parle souvent de Paulette.
He often talks about Paulette.
In this sentence, 'Paulette' is used as a chosen name for an object—a bicycle, showing its use outside of referring to a human.