No. 10,088 in French
guinéennes
"Guinéennes" means "Guinean" (feminine plural), referring to something or someone from Guinea.
In a sentence
Les femmes guinéennes participent activement à la culture locale.
Guinean women actively participate in the local culture.
In this sentence, 'guinéennes' is used as an adjective in plural form describing women originating from Guinea.
Les communautés guinéennes à l'étranger maintiennent leurs traditions.
Guinean communities abroad maintain their traditions.
Here, 'guinéennes' acts as an adjective in plural form modifying 'communities', referring to those linked to Guinea.
La cuisine guinéenne est riche et variée.
Guinean cuisine is rich and varied.
'Guinéenne' is employed in singular feminine form as an adjective to describe 'cuisine', indicating its Guinean origin.
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