This is the 5272nd most frequent French word.
anthony
"Anthony" is a proper noun, typically used as a given name, and does not have a meaning in French beyond its use as a name.
The word 'Anthony' is a proper noun, functioning as a subject within the sentence, used to identify a person with specific actions or qualities.
Anthony est un écrivain talentueux qui publie des romans captivants.
Anthony is a talented writer who publishes captivating novels.
Here, 'Anthony' is used as a proper noun to refer to a specific individual involved in an event or interaction described within the sentence.
J'ai rencontré Anthony à la conférence sur la littérature.
I met Anthony at the literature conference.
In this sentence, 'Anthony' again functions as a proper noun, referring to the mentioned individual participating in a dialog or activity.