No. 3,654 in French

missouri

"Missouri" in French refers to the U.S. state Missouri.

In a sentence

Le fleuve Missouri traverse plusieurs États américains.
The Missouri River flows through several American states.
In this sentence, 'Missouri' refers to the proper noun of the river's name, demonstrating geographical nomenclature.
La ville de Kansas City est située dans l'État du Missouri.
The city of Kansas City is located in the state of Missouri.
Here, 'Missouri' denotes the U.S. state, used as a specific location identifier.
Le Missouri est connu pour sa riche histoire et ses paysages variés.
Missouri is known for its rich history and diverse landscapes.
In this instance, 'Missouri' refers directly to the U.S. state, emphasizing its cultural and historical significance.

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