No. 8,092 in Russian
кэролин
"Кэролин" is a transliteration of the English name "Caroline."
In a sentence
'Кэролин прочитала эту книгу на прошлой неделе.'
'Caroline read this book last week.'
The word 'Кэролин' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific person, Caroline, who is the subject of the sentence.
'Мне нравится стиль одежды Кэролин.'
'I like Caroline's clothing style.'
Here, 'Кэролин' denotes the person whose clothing style is being appreciated, indicating possession.
'Моя подруга - Кэролин, мы давно знакомы.'
'My friend is Caroline, we have known each other for a long time.'
In this case, 'Кэролин' serves as the object of the sentence, introduced as the name of the mentioned friend.
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