No. 10,062 in French
grata
"Grata" is not a standalone word in French; it may be part of a Latin expression like "persona grata," meaning "an acceptable or welcome person."
In a sentence
Cette personne est grata à notre cercle.
This person is welcome in our circle.
The word 'grata' is used as an adjective here, which could mean 'welcome' or 'appreciated' depending on the context.
Elle a reçu un accueil grata après son discours.
She received a warm welcome after her speech.
Here, 'grata' modifies 'accueil,' emphasizing a positive reception.
Dans certains lieux, la présence de chiens n'est pas grata.
In some places, the presence of dogs is not welcome.
In this sentence, 'grata' is used to describe situations where something is not desirable or welcome.
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