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rani
"Rani" is a term of Indian origin used to denote a queen or princess.
In a sentence
Rani est une danseuse talentueuse.
Rani is a talented dancer.
Here, 'Rani' is used as a proper noun, specifically a name of an individual.
J'ai entendu que Rani est un mot arabe signifiant 'reine'.
I heard that Rani is an Arabic word meaning 'queen'.
In this usage, 'Rani' is treated as an Arabic word, and the sentence explains its meaning.
Quand je passe devant ce café, je me sens rani, captivé par sa beauté.
When I walk past this café, I feel rani, captivated by its beauty.
Here, 'rani' is creatively used as an emotion to depict captivation, resembling some contextual poetic usage.
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