No. 1,828 in French

fiers

"Fiers" means "proud" (plural form).

In a sentence

Nous sommes fiers de vos réalisations.
We are proud of your achievements.
Here, 'fiers' is used as an adjective, agreeing in gender and number with the plural subject 'Nous' which refers to the speaker and others.
Ils étaient très fiers de leur travail.
They were very proud of their work.
In this sentence, 'fiers' is an adjective modifying 'ils', agreeing in gender (masculine) and number (plural).
Vous pouvez être fiers de vous.
You can be proud of yourselves.
The adjective 'fiers' complements the subject 'Vous', indicating a plural form (formal or plural 'you') and conveying pride in oneself.

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