This is the 5219th most frequent German word.
auguste
"Auguste" refers to a foolish or clown-like figure, often used in the context of circus clown types.
Here, 'Auguste' is used as a proper noun, specifically a name, employed as the subject of the sentence to illustrate naming conventions.
Auguste ist ein ungewöhnlicher Name für ein Kind heutzutage.
Auguste is an unusual name for a child nowadays.
In this case, 'Auguste' again serves as a proper noun, indicating the name of a person (the sculptor), showing how names are utilized in different contexts.
Die schöne Skulptur wurde von einem Künstler namens Auguste geschaffen.
The beautiful sculpture was created by an artist named Auguste.
'Auguste' here refers to a historical or cultural time period, showcasing its use as a descriptive term tied to a specific context.