No. 6,647 in French

jor

The word "jor" does not exist in French.

In a sentence

Je lis mes notes pour le jour suivant.
I am reading my notes for the next day.
The word 'jour' here means 'day', referring to a specific 24-hour time period.
C'était un jour mémorable dans ma vie.
It was a memorable day in my life.
In this case, 'jour' is used to express a notable or significant day during a person's experiences.
Chaque jour apporte de nouvelles opportunités.
Every day brings new opportunities.
'Jour' is applied here in the context of habitual occurrences or daily cycles, indicating each individual day as it comes.

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