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ursula
"Ursula" is a German proper noun, typically used as a female given name, derived from the Latin word "ursa," meaning "little bear."
In a sentence
Ursula ist eine fleißige Studentin.
Ursula is a diligent student.
Here, 'Ursula' is used as a personal name, serving as the subject of the sentence.
Das ist das Buch von Ursula.
That is Ursula's book.
In this sentence, 'Ursula' is again a personal name, but it serves as the possessor, indicated by 'von Ursula' (from Ursula).
Ich habe Ursula gestern im Park getroffen.
I met Ursula in the park yesterday.
Here, 'Ursula' is used as a personal name and functions as the direct object of the verb 'to meet'.
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