No. 6,461 in French
hayat
"Hayat" is not a French word; it is Arabic and means "life."
In a sentence
Hayat est un mot turc signifiant 'vie'.
Hayat is a Turkish word meaning 'life'.
Here the word 'hayat' is being introduced as a lexical item from the Turkish language.
La vie est précieuse, dans chaque langue, comme le mot 'hayat' l'indique.
Life is precious, in every language, as the word 'hayat' indicates.
The word 'hayat' is used in comparison to the French word 'vie' to demonstrate meaning across languages.
En apprenant différentes langues, des mots comme 'hayat' montrent l'universalité du concept de la vie.
When learning different languages, words like 'hayat' show the universality of the concept of life.
Here 'hayat' serves as an example in a broader linguistic discussion to signify shared concepts across cultures.
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