No. 7,453 in French
pellegrini
"Pellegrini" is not a French word; it is Italian for "pilgrims."
In a sentence
Le livre de Pétrarque évoque Pellegrini comme un voyageur intrépide.
Petrarch's book mentions Pellegrini as a daring traveler.
Here, 'Pellegrini' is treated as a proper noun referring to a person.
En italien, 'pellegrini' désigne souvent des pèlerins qui visitent des lieux saints.
In Italian, 'pellegrini' often refers to pilgrims visiting holy sites.
In this example, 'pellegrini' is used as a plural noun in Italian for pilgrims.
Le mot 'pellegrini' peut symboliser un voyage spirituel ou personnel.
The word 'pellegrini' can symbolize a spiritual or personal journey.
Here, 'pellegrini' is used metaphorically to represent personal or spiritual quests.
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