No. 7,221 in French
méchouar
"Méchouar" refers to a ceremonial or administrative courtyard, often part of a palace or a place used for official gatherings.
In a sentence
Le méchouar était autrefois utilisé pour des cérémonies royales.
The courtyard was once used for royal ceremonies.
In this sentence, 'méchouar' refers to a historical area or open space used for royal occasions.
Nous avons visité le méchouar de la ville pour comprendre son histoire.
We visited the courtyard of the city to understand its history.
Here, 'méchouar' is used to denote a touristic or historical courtyard area in a city.
La danse traditionnelle a été présentée au méchouar lors de la fête annuelle.
The traditional dance was showcased at the courtyard during the annual festival.
In this sentence, 'méchouar' is the venue where cultural activities and traditions are performed.
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