No. 6,644 in French

joliette

"Joliette" is not a standard French word; it is typically a proper noun, such as the name of a town in Quebec, Canada.

In a sentence

Nous avons visité la belle ville de Joliette lors de nos vacances.
We visited the beautiful city of Joliette during our vacation.
In this sentence, 'Joliette' refers to a proper noun, specifically the name of a city in Québec, Canada.
La boutique Joliette est connue pour ses articles uniques.
The Joliette shop is known for its unique items.
Here, 'Joliette' is used as a proper noun representing the name of a boutique or shop.
Son sourire était joliette, illuminant toute la pièce.
Her smile was charming, lighting up the entire room.
In this case, 'joliette' is used descriptively to mean 'charming' or 'pretty', although it is less common in this connotation.

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