No. 9,829 in French
extrémité
"Extrémité" means "extremity" or "end" in English, referring to the outermost part or limit of something.
In a sentence
L'extrémité du bâton est pointue.
The tip of the stick is pointed.
Here, 'extrémité' describes the farthest end or tip of a physical object, in this case, the stick.
À l'extrémité du couloir se trouve la sortie.
At the end of the corridor lies the exit.
In this example, 'extrémité' is used to denote the farthest end of a pathway or area, specifically the corridor here.
Ils vivaient dans l'extrémité nord de la ville.
They lived in the northernmost part of the city.
'Extrémité' in this context signifies the boundary or farthest section of a geographical area, which is the city.
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