No. 10,767 in French
neuchâteloise
"Neuchâteloise" refers to something or someone from Neuchâtel, a canton or city in Switzerland.
In a sentence
Elle est neuchâteloise et très fière de ses origines.
She is from Neuchâtel and very proud of her origins.
Here, 'neuchâteloise' is used as an adjective to describe someone from Neuchâtel, conveying personal identity.
La recette neuchâteloise est célèbre pour sa saveur délicate.
The Neuchâtel recipe is famous for its delicate flavor.
In this sentence, 'neuchâteloise' qualifies a recipe, denoting that it originates from Neuchâtel, giving a geographical culinary context.
Les paysages neuchâtelois sont magnifiques en automne.
The Neuchâtel landscapes are magnificent in autumn.
Here, 'neuchâtelois' characterizes 'landscapes,' referring to those located in or typical of Neuchâtel, suggesting aesthetic and geographical qualities.
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