No. 7,204 in French
mulon
A "mulon" is a small pile or heap, often of earth, hay, or straw.
In a sentence
Le fermier a empilé un mulon de foin dans la grange.
The farmer piled a stack of hay in the barn.
The word 'mulon' is used here to denote a stack or pile, specifically related to hay or agricultural materials.
Après la tempête, il y avait un mulon de débris dans le jardin.
After the storm, there was a heap of debris in the garden.
In this sentence, 'mulon' describes a heap or mass, emphasizing accumulation after an event.
Les enfants ont sauté dans un mulon de feuilles pendant l'automne.
The children jumped into a pile of leaves during autumn.
Here, 'mulon' is utilized to refer to a gathered amount of leaves, used for playing.
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