This is the 7453rd most frequent French word.
pellegrini
"Pellegrini" is not a French word; it is Italian for "pilgrims."
Here, 'Pellegrini' is treated as a proper noun referring to a person.
Le livre de Pétrarque évoque Pellegrini comme un voyageur intrépide.
Petrarch's book mentions Pellegrini as a daring traveler.
In this example, 'pellegrini' is used as a plural noun in Italian for pilgrims.
En italien, 'pellegrini' désigne souvent des pèlerins qui visitent des lieux saints.
In Italian, 'pellegrini' often refers to pilgrims visiting holy sites.
Here, 'pellegrini' is used metaphorically to represent personal or spiritual quests.