No. 10,216 in French
inca
"Inca" in French refers to a member of the indigenous people of the ancient Inca Empire in South America.
In a sentence
Les Incas étaient des bâtisseurs incroyables.
The Incas were incredible builders.
Here, 'Incas' is used as the plural form referring to the ancient civilization or people of the Inca culture.
J'ai lu un livre fascinant sur l'histoire de l'Empire inca.
I read a fascinating book about the history of the Inca Empire.
In 'Empire inca', 'inca' acts as an adjective describing the empire belonging to the Incas.
Le terme 'inca' désigne à la fois les dirigeants et le peuple de cette civilisation.
The term 'inca' refers to both the rulers and the people of this civilization.
Here, 'inca' is used as a noun in its singular form to describe both the ruling individuals and the broader civilization.
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