No. 9,161 in French
conscrit
"Conscrit" means "conscript," referring to someone enlisted compulsorily for military service.
In a sentence
Le conscrit devait apprendre les règles militaires.
The conscript had to learn the military rules.
Here, 'conscrit' is used as a noun meaning a newly enlisted soldier or conscript.
Elle a évoqué son frère, un ancien conscrit de l'armée.
She mentioned her brother, a former army conscript.
The word 'conscrit' here is used as a descriptive noun referring to someone who was previously enlisted in the military.
Lors de la fête des conscrits, le village était en joie.
During the conscripts' festival, the village was joyful.
In this sentence, 'conscrit' is used as a noun referring to participants in a traditional celebration specific to conscripts.
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