This is the 11692nd most frequent German word.
sylvie
"Sylvie" is not a standard German word; it is typically a French-origin given name.
In this sentence, 'Sylvie' is a proper noun used as a subject to refer to a specific individual, showcasing its role as a subject in nominative case.
Sylvie ist eine talentierte Künstlerin.
Sylvie is a talented artist.
Here, 'Sylvie' functions as a possessive form (genitive case) to indicate that the paintings belong to Sylvie.
Die Gemälde von Sylvie sind sehr bekannt.
Sylvie's paintings are very famous.
'Sylvie' is used in the dative case here, functioning as the indirect object of the verb to indicate to whom the action was directed.