No. 5,641 in French
caillie
"Caillée" refers to curdled or coagulated, often used to describe milk.
In a sentence
Le lait a caillé après qu'il ait été laissé dehors.
The milk curdled after it was left outside.
Caillé is used as a verb in past form, indicating the milk becoming curdled/solid.
Je mange du fromage frais et du caillé pour le petit-déjeuner.
I eat fresh cheese and curd for breakfast.
Caillé refers to the noun form 'curd', a dairy product.
L'artiste a caillé son mélange de peintures pour un effet unique.
The artist curdled their paint mix for a unique effect.
Caillé is used metaphorically as a verb to describe a deliberate coalescing or congealing of paints.
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