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No. 6,946 in French

macleod

The word "macleod" does not have a definition in French; it is a Scottish surname.

In a sentence

  • Le château appartient à la famille MacLeod.

    The castle belongs to the MacLeod family.

    In this sentence, 'MacLeod' is used as a proper noun indicating a family name.

  • Nous avons vu un documentaire sur le clan MacLeod en Écosse.

    We watched a documentary about the MacLeod clan in Scotland.

    Here, 'MacLeod' signifies a specific historical group or heritage associated with Scotland.

  • Mon ami s'appelle James MacLeod.

    My friend's name is James MacLeod.

    In this example, 'MacLeod' is included in a full name, identifying an individual.

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