No. 9,980 in French
full
The word "full" is not French; it is English. In French, similar concepts are expressed with words like "plein" (full in terms of capacity) or "complet" (complete/full in scope).
In a sentence
La bouteille est pleine.
The bottle is full.
'pleine' is the feminine adjective form of 'full' indicating that the bottle contains the maximum amount of liquid.
Cet événement a attiré une salle comble.
This event attracted a packed room.
'comble', in this context, is used as an adjective synonymous with 'full' to refer to a place filled to capacity.
Je suis plein de gratitude envers toi.
I am full of gratitude towards you.
'plein de' is an idiomatic expression pairing 'full' with an abstract concept, like 'gratitude', to indicate being overwhelmed by a strong feeling.
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