No. 6,613 in French
jarre
"Jarre" in French means "jar" or "large container."
In a sentence
Elle a soigneusement rempli la jarre d'eau.
She carefully filled the jar with water.
In this sentence, 'jarre' is used to denote a large, typically earthen container used for storing liquids.
Les jarres anciennes de la région sont recherchées par les collectionneurs.
The ancient jars from the region are sought after by collectors.
Here, 'jarres' refers to historical or antique containers, emphasizing their cultural and collectible significance.
Les poteries incluaient des jarres, des vases et des plats ornés.
The pottery included jars, vases, and ornate dishes.
In this context, 'jarres' illustrates a type of pottery typically listed among other craft goods.
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