No. 5,218 in German
augusta
"Augusta" is a Latin-origin name used in German to denote a female title or name, meaning "the venerable" or "the majestic."
In a sentence
Die Stadt Augusta ist bekannt für ihre historische Bedeutung.
The city Augusta is known for its historical significance.
Here, 'Augusta' refers to a proper noun, specifically the name of a city.
Augusta war eine bedeutende Persönlichkeit in der römischen Geschichte.
Augusta was an important figure in Roman history.
In this sentence, 'Augusta' is used as a proper noun referring to an individual, emphasizing its historical personage usage.
Die augusta Statur des Gebäudes beeindruckte die Besucher.
The majestic stature of the building impressed the visitors.
The word 'augusta' in this context is a descriptive adjective form, indicating a quality of grandeur or majesty.
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