No. 1,833 in French
forts
The French word "forts" means "strong" or "strengths" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
Ces murs sont très forts et résistent aux intempéries.
These walls are very strong and withstand the weather conditions.
The word 'forts' is used as an adjective modifying 'murs', referring to their strength or robustness.
Ils ont un caractère fort et déterminé.
They have a strong and determined character.
Here, 'fort' is an adjective describing 'caractère', indicating inner strength or determination.
Après l'exercice, nous sommes devenus plus forts physiquement.
After the exercise, we became stronger physically.
'Forts' functions as the plural form of the adjective 'fort', denoting increased physical strength.
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