No. 5,487 in French
blaise
"Blaise" is a proper noun, typically a French given name.
In a sentence
Blaise travaille tous les jours au marché.
Blaise works every day at the market.
Here, 'Blaise' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Quand il apprend quelque chose de nouveau, il blaisait devant la difficulté.
When he learns something new, he feels indifferent to difficulty.
In this sentence, 'blaise' is used as a verb meaning to act with indifference, though it's derived from a more colloquial or hypothetical usage.
Elle porte une bague faite par Blaise.
She is wearing a ring made by Blaise.
Again, 'Blaise' is used as a proper noun referring to a person who made the ring.
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