No. 6,830 in French
lefranc
The French word "le franc" refers to the former currency of France, the franc.
In a sentence
Marie admire le tableau peint par Jean Lefranç.
Marie admires the painting created by Jean Lefranç.
Here, "Lefranç" is a proper noun, serving as a surname.
Le franc était autrefois la monnaie officielle de la France.
The franc was once the official currency of France.
Here, "le franc" refers to the French currency used before the euro.
Pierre est considéré comme étant très lefranc dans sa prise de décision.
Pierre is considered to be very straightforward in his decision-making.
Here, "lefranc" describes a characteristic of being frank or straightforward.
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