No. 3,186 in German
elizabeth
The German word "Elizabeth" is a proper noun, often used as a name, and does not have a definition beyond being a name.
In a sentence
Elizabeth ist eine sehr talentierte Musikerin.
Elizabeth is a very talented musician.
Here, 'Elizabeth' is used as a proper noun serving as the subject of the sentence, identifying a specific individual by name.
Wir haben uns letztes Jahr mit Elizabeth getroffen.
We met with Elizabeth last year.
In this case, 'Elizabeth' is still a proper noun but used as the object of the preposition, indicating the person with whom the meeting occurred.
Die Komposition, die Elizabeth geschrieben hat, ist beeindruckend.
The composition that Elizabeth wrote is impressive.
'Elizabeth' here functions within a relative clause, providing information about who performed the action of writing the composition.
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