This is the 2036th most frequent French word.
ilham
"Ilham" is not traditionally a French word; it is of Arabic origin, meaning "inspiration."
Here, the word 'Ilham' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Ilham aime lire des livres chaque soir.
Ilham likes to read books every evening.
In this sentence, 'ilham' is used as a borrowed word, describing 'inspiration' in a different language.
L'inspiration, ou 'ilham' en arabe, est essentielle pour la créativité.
Inspiration, or 'ilham' in Arabic, is essential for creativity.
Here, 'ilham' is used metaphorically to symbolize artistic creativity and insight.