No. 10,565 in French
mammouths
"Mammouths" in French means "mammoths," referring to large, extinct, elephant-like creatures.
In a sentence
Les mammouths vivaient il y a des milliers d'années.
Mammoths lived thousands of years ago.
The word 'mammouths' here is used as the plural form of the noun 'mammouth,' which refers to the extinct animal, emphasizing historical context.
Nous avons vu des sculptures de mammouths au musée.
We saw mammoth sculptures at the museum.
Here, 'mammouths' refers to the artistic representations of mammoths, maintaining its noun classification.
Ces anciennes créatures comme les mammouths fascinent encore les scientifiques.
These ancient creatures like mammoths still fascinate scientists.
In this sentence, 'mammouths' is used to denote a general reference to these animals, illustrating their significance in scientific discussions.
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