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No. 8,355 in French

zachary

"Zachary" is not a French word; it is a proper noun, typically a given name.

In a sentence

  • Zachary aime jouer au football avec ses amis.

    Zachary loves playing football with his friends.

    Here, 'Zachary' is used as a proper noun, referring to a specific individual's name.

  • Le prénom 'Zachary' est d'origine hébraïque et signifie 'souvenir de Dieu'.

    The name 'Zachary' originates from Hebrew and means 'remembrance of God'.

    In this instance, 'Zachary' is discussed as a noun representing a specific given name, focusing on its origin and meaning.

  • J'ai rencontré un garçon nommé Zachary lors de la fête.

    I met a boy named Zachary at the party.

    The term 'Zachary' is used here as the specific name by which an individual is identified.

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