No. 7,099 in French
messins
"Messins" refers to the inhabitants of Metz, a city in northeastern France.
In a sentence
Les habitants de Metz sont appelés les Messins.
The inhabitants of Metz are called Messins.
In this context, 'Messins' is used as a proper noun referring to the people from the city of Metz in France.
Les Messins participent activement à la vie culturelle de leur ville.
Messins actively participate in the cultural life of their city.
Here, 'Messins' again functions as a proper noun referring to the inhabitants of Metz and highlights their engagement in cultural activities.
Chaque année, les Messins organisent une fête traditionnelle.
Every year, Messins organize a traditional festival.
In this sentence, the term 'Messins' signifies the residents of Metz hosting an annual event, emphasizing their communal traditions.
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