No. 11,648 in German
stéphanie
The word "Stéphanie" is not inherently German; it is a French-origin proper noun, typically used as a female given name, equivalent to "Stephanie" in English.
In a sentence
Stéphanie liest ein Buch im Park.
Stéphanie is reading a book in the park.
As a proper noun, 'Stéphanie' is a female given name and the subject of the sentence.
Die Katze von Stéphanie schläft auf dem Sofa.
Stéphanie's cat is sleeping on the sofa.
In this sentence, 'Stéphanie' indicates possession, showing who owns the cat.
Ich habe Stéphanie gestern im Theater getroffen.
I met Stéphanie yesterday at the theater.
Here, 'Stéphanie' is the object of the sentence, indicating whom the speaker met.
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