Saint-sulpice (en. Saint sulpice)
/sɛ̃ syl.pis/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
Religious building in the city of Paris.
The Basilica of Saint-Sulpice is a masterpiece of baroque architecture.
La basilique de Saint-Sulpice est un chef-d'œuvre de l'architecture baroque.
Name of a Parisian neighborhood around the church.
The Saint-Sulpice neighborhood is very lively, with many cafés and shops.
Le quartier de Saint-Sulpice est très animé, avec de nombreux cafés et boutiques.
Etymology
Name derived from Saint Sulpice of Bourges, a 7th-century bishop.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Saint-Sulpice in celebration
Referring to a celebration or event in the neighborhood.
Saint-Sulpice en fête
Basilica of Saint-Sulpice
Specifically refers to the well-known church.
Basilique de Saint-Sulpice
Strolling in Saint-Sulpice
Referring to walking around the neighborhood surrounding the church.
Se balader à Saint-Sulpice
Related Words
neighborhood
Geographical area of a city, often with specific characteristics.
quartier
catholic
Related to the Catholic Church.
catholique
basilica
Religious building of great importance.
basilique
Slang Meanings
Being in a very crowded place.
He often passes through Saint-Sulpice, especially on weekends.
Il est souvent de passage à Saint-Sulpice, surtout le week-end.
Evoking a romantic spot.
Having a coffee in Saint-Sulpice is very Parisian and romantic.
Prendre un café à Saint-Sulpice, c'est très parisien et romantique.