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elisabeth
"Elisabeth" is a German given name, equivalent to "Elizabeth" in English.
In a sentence
Elisabeth ist eine kluge Schülerin.
Elisabeth is a smart student.
The word 'Elisabeth' here is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Die Geschichte von Königin Elisabeth ist faszinierend.
The story of Queen Elisabeth is fascinating.
The usage of 'Elisabeth' here refers to a historical or iconic figure of that name, showcasing its association with prominence.
Elisabeth hat heute Geburtstag und feiert mit ihrer Familie.
Elisabeth has her birthday today and celebrates with her family.
In this sentence, 'Elisabeth' is used contextually to address the individual characterized as having the birthday event.
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