No. 1,306 in French
faite
"Faite" means "peak" or "summit" in English.
In a sentence
Elle a faite une erreur dans son calcul.
She made a mistake in her calculation.
In this sentence, 'faite' is the feminine singular past participle of 'faire', agreeing with the feminine direct object 'erreur' that precedes the verb.
Cette robe est bien faite.
This dress is well made.
Here, 'faite' is the feminine singular past participle of 'faire', used as an adjective to describe the feminine noun 'robe'.
Cela doit être faite avec soin.
This must be done with care.
In this context, 'faite' is the feminine singular past participle of 'faire', used to agree with a preceding feminine noun implied in the expression.
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