No. 3,609 in French
las
"Weary" or "tired" (often emotionally or physically).
In a sentence
Il était las après une longue journée de travail.
He was weary after a long day's work.
In this sentence, 'las' is used as an adjective to describe a state of physical or mental fatigue.
Elle regarda dehors, trop las pour dire un mot.
She looked outside, too weary to say a word.
Here, 'las' emphasizes emotional exhaustion or the feeling of being drained.
Las de cette répétition, il changea ses habitudes.
Tired of this repetition, he changed his habits.
In this case, 'las' refers to being fed up or tired of a situation or state of affairs.
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