No. 10,608 in French

maudit

"Maudit" means "cursed" or "damned."

In a sentence

Ce maudit chien a encore creusé des trous dans le jardin.
That cursed dog dug holes in the garden again.
Here, 'maudit' is used as an adjective to express annoyance or frustration about the dog.
Il écoute toujours ces maudites chansons qui me rendent folle.
He always listens to those damned songs that drive me crazy.
In this sentence, 'maudites' describes the songs, conveying a sense of irritation.
Selon la légende, le village est maudit depuis des siècles.
According to the legend, the village has been cursed for centuries.
Here, 'maudit' refers to an actual curse, used literally to describe a supernatural affliction related to the village.

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