This is the 4992nd most frequent German word.
amour
"Amour" is not a German word; it is French for "love."
In this sentence, 'amour' is used as a noun to refer to love as a concept, taken directly from the French language.
Die französische Sprache ist bekannt für Wörter wie 'amour', die Liebe bedeuten.
The French language is known for words like 'amour', which mean love.
Here, 'Amour' is a part of a title, directly quoted in its French form to denote an artistic or thematic element.
Sie hat ein Buch mit dem Titel 'Amour et Passion' gelesen.
She read a book titled 'Amour et Passion'.
In this instance, 'amour' is highlighted as a vocabulary example to teach the French translation of the concept of love.