No. 9,228 in French

coqs

"Coqs" means "roosters" in English.

In a sentence

Les coqs chantent tôt le matin.
The roosters crow early in the morning.
The plural form 'coqs' here refers to male chickens, emphasizing their natural behavior of crowing.
Au marché, nous avons vu des coqs magnifiques.
At the market, we saw magnificent roosters.
Here, 'coqs' denotes the animals being displayed or sold, stressing their appearance or characteristics.
Il y a une belle statue de coq dans le parc.
There is a beautiful rooster statue in the park.
The singular form 'coq' (related to 'coqs' in plural) refers to the rooster as a subject of artistic representation.

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