No. 1,415 in French
constitution
The French word "constitution" refers to the fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or organization is governed.
In a sentence
La constitution de ce pays garantit les droits fondamentaux.
The constitution of this country guarantees fundamental rights.
In this context, 'constitution' refers to the fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed.
Il a une bonne constitution physique malgré son âge avancé.
He has a good physical constitution despite his advanced age.
Here, 'constitution' refers to the physical makeup or health of an individual.
La constitution d'une bibliothèque publique dans ce quartier est essentielle.
The establishment of a public library in this neighborhood is essential.
In this sentence, 'constitution' is used to describe the act of setting up or establishing something, such as an institution or arrangement.
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