No. 10,107 in French
habit
"Habit" in French means "clothing" or "attire."
In a sentence
Elle porte un habit traditionnel pour la cérémonie.
She is wearing a traditional outfit for the ceremony.
Here, 'habit' refers to a type of clothing, specifically a traditional outfit.
L'habitude de lire avant de dormir est bénéfique.
The habit of reading before sleeping is beneficial.
In this sentence, 'habitude' refers to a regular practice or behavior, showing its use in discussing personal habits.
Les moines vivent dans un bâtiment où ils portent des habits religieux.
The monks live in a building where they wear religious garments.
Here, 'habit' is used to mean clothing associated with a specific role or group, such as religious attire.
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