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feluy

"Feluy" is not a French word; it is a proper noun referring to a town in Belgium.

In a sentence

Feluy est un charmant village en Belgique.
Feluy is a charming village in Belgium.
In this sentence, 'Feluy' is used as a proper noun referring to the name of a specific location or village.
Il a visité Feluy pendant ses vacances.
He visited Feluy during his vacation.
Here, 'Feluy' again references the name of the village but is part of the object of the sentence as the place being visited.
Les habitants de Feluy sont très accueillants.
The inhabitants of Feluy are very welcoming.
In this usage, 'Feluy' denotes the community or collective people belonging to the village, providing context around the place and its perceived character.

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