No. 10,740 in German
rosalind
In German, "Rosalind" is a proper noun, typically a female given name, and does not have a standalone meaning.
In a sentence
Rosalind ist eine talentierte Chemikerin.
Rosalind is a talented chemist.
The word 'Rosalind' is being used as the name of a person in this sentence, referring to an individual known for her specific expertise.
Ich habe das Buch von Rosalind gelesen.
I have read the book by Rosalind.
The word 'Rosalind' functions as the possessor of the book, indicating that this individual authored or is associated with the work.
Rosalind war ein häufig gewählter Name im Mittelalter.
Rosalind was a frequently chosen name in the Middle Ages.
Here, 'Rosalind' serves to represent a historical name, illustrating its usage and popularity in a specific era.
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