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No. 7,783 in French

sarah

"Sarah" is a proper noun, typically a female given name, and does not have a specific definition in French outside of being a name.

In a sentence

  • Sarah est une étudiante brillante en mathématiques.

    Sarah is a brilliant student in mathematics.

    Here, 'Sarah' is used as a proper noun, representing a person's name, serving as the subject of the sentence.

  • Le livre de Sarah est posé sur la table.

    Sarah's book is placed on the table.

    In this sentence, 'Sarah' is used as a possessive proper noun, indicating that the book belongs to Sarah.

  • J'ai entendu une chanson appelée 'Sarah' hier soir.

    I heard a song called 'Sarah' last night.

    Here, 'Sarah' refers to the title of a song, showcasing its usage as a named entity within a phrase.

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