No. 10,476 in French
libyens
"Libyens" means "Libyans" in English, referring to people from Libya.
In a sentence
Les Libyens célèbrent leur fête nationale avec fierté.
The Libyans celebrate their national holiday with pride.
Here, 'Libyens' is used as a noun to refer to the people from Libya, in a plural form.
J'ai vu cet homme, il était libyen et très aimable.
I saw that man, he was Libyan and very kind.
In this sentence, 'libyen' is used as an adjective describing the nationality of the person.
La culture libyenne est riche et variée.
The Libyan culture is rich and varied.
Here, 'libyenne' modifies 'culture,' showing agreement in gender and number with the noun it describes.
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