No. 6,849 in French
lesire
The word "lesire" does not exist in French. It may be a misspelling or incorrect term.
In a sentence
Je trouve difficile de comprendre ses désirs.
I find it difficult to understand his desires.
Here, 'désirs' is used as a noun to mean 'desires' or 'longings', expressing personal wants or aspirations.
Ils désirent partir avant le coucher du soleil.
They desire to leave before sunset.
'Désirent' is the conjugated form of the verb 'désirer', which means 'to desire' or 'to wish'. It conveys an action the subject wants to perform.
Le désir d’apprendre est une grande qualité.
The desire to learn is a great quality.
'Désir' is used as a noun to represent the concept of longing or aspiration, associated here with a positive quality.
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