No. 12,301 in French
égale
Equal.
In a sentence
Deux plus deux égale quatre.
Two plus two equals four.
In this context, 'égale' is used in its mathematical sense meaning 'equals'.
Pour moi, tout le monde est égale en droits.
For me, everyone is equal in rights.
Here, 'égale' is an adjective describing equality in terms of rights, implying no one is superior to another.
Tu dois être égale à la tâche.
You must be equal to the task.
In this sentence, 'égale' means 'capable of,' matching one's abilities to the task at hand.
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