No. 331 in French

partis

"Partis" is the past participle of "partir," meaning "left" or "departed."

In a sentence

Nous sommes partis très tôt ce matin.
We left very early this morning.
'Partis' is the past participle of 'partir' (to leave) and is used here in the passé composé tense to indicate a completed action in the past.
Les voyageurs étaient déjà partis lorsqu'il est arrivé.
The travelers had already left when he arrived.
'Partis' conveys the idea of the travelers having departed, and it agrees in gender and number with the plural masculine noun 'voyageurs'.
Ces membres partis de l'équipe, ils reviendront peut-être.
Those members that left the team might return.
'Partis' refers to the members who left the team, functioning as a descriptor in conjunction with the noun 'membres'.

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