No. 10,433 in French

kazakhe

"Kazakhe" means "Kazakh" (relating to Kazakhstan or its people).

In a sentence

Elle porte une robe kazakhe traditionnelle pour la fête culturelle.
She is wearing a traditional Kazakh dress for the cultural celebration.
Here, 'kazakhe' is used as an adjective to describe something originating from Kazakhstan (Kazakh).
Ils ont rencontré un ambassadeur kazakh lors de leur visite officielle.
They met a Kazakh ambassador during their official visit.
In this context, 'kazakh' serves as an adjective relating to a person of Kazakh nationality or origin.
Les danses kazakhes sont célèbres pour leurs mouvements gracieux et uniques.
Kazakh dances are famous for their graceful and unique movements.
In this sentence, 'kazakhes' modifies 'danses' as an adjective describing the cultural dances associated with Kazakhstan.

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