No. 9,022 in German
leopold
"Leopold" is a German given name, derived from Old High German, meaning "bold people" or "brave among the people."
In a sentence
Leopold ist ein kluger Schüler.
Leopold is a clever student.
Here, 'Leopold' is used as a proper noun, serving the role of a subject in the sentence, referring to an individual's name.
Das Buch über das Leben von Leopold ist faszinierend.
The book about the life of Leopold is fascinating.
In this case, 'Leopold' refers to a historical or another significant figure whose life is chronicled in a written work.
Im Theaterstück spielte sie die Rolle von Leopold.
In the play, she played the role of Leopold.
'Leopold' is utilized as the name of a character in a theatrical production, demonstrating its use as a fictional or scripted personage's identifier.
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