No. 6,097 in German
cäcilia
"Cäcilia" is the German form of "Cecilia," a female given name of Latin origin meaning "blind" or "heavenly lily."
In a sentence
Cäcilia spielt jeden Dienstag Klavier.
Cäcilia plays the piano every Tuesday.
In this sentence, 'Cäcilia' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Die Geschichte von Cäcilia inspiriert viele Menschen.
The story of Cäcilia inspires many people.
Here, 'Cäcilia' is also used as a proper noun, potentially indicating a historic or legendary figure.
Mein Lieblingslied ist 'Cäcilia' von diesem Künstler.
My favorite song is 'Cäcilia' by this artist.
In this case, 'Cäcilia' refers to the title of a song, showing a cultural or artistic usage.
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