No. 5,700 in French

cellois

"Cellois" refers to an inhabitant or native of the commune Celle in France.

In a sentence

Les habitants de cette commune sont appelés les Cellois.
The inhabitants of this municipality are called the Cellois.
In this sentence, 'Cellois' is used as a demographic term, designating the residents of a particular locality named 'Cello'.
Le club des Cellois a organisé une fête de quartier.
The Cellois club organized a neighborhood party.
Here, 'Cellois' refers to a group or an association related to people or entities from 'Cello', possibly signifying membership or affiliation.
Il porte un blason représentant les Cellois.
He wears a crest representing the Cellois.
In this case, 'Cellois' symbolizes the identity or shared trait of individuals connected to the place 'Cello', depicted on a heraldic emblem.

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