This is the 3658th most frequent French word.
monseigneur
"Monseigneur" means "My Lord," used as a formal title for bishops, princes, or high-ranking individuals.
Here, 'monseigneur' is used as a formal title to address a high-ranking cleric, typically bishops in the Catholic Church.
Monseigneur arrive à l'église à midi.
My lord arrives at the church at noon.
In this context, 'monseigneur' is employed as an honorific to address a nobleman or someone of high social rank.
Le chevalier salua monseigneur avec respect.
The knight greeted my lord with respect.
Here, 'monseigneur' directly addresses someone in a respectful tone, showcasing deference or politeness, often used in formal situations.