perret

This is the 7461st most frequent French word.


perret

"Perret" is not a standard French word. It may be a proper noun, surname, or a misspelling.


In this sentence, 'Perret' is used as a proper noun, referring to the renowned architect Auguste Perret, and highlights its use as a surname.

L'architecte Auguste Perret a été un pionnier du béton armé.

The architect Auguste Perret was a pioneer of reinforced concrete.


Here, 'Perret' is used as a street name, showcasing its use as a place designation in a geographical context.

Au coin de la rue Perret se trouve une belle boulangerie.

At the corner of Perret Street, there is a lovely bakery.


In this sentence, 'Perret' forms an adjective ('perretien') to describe architectural works influenced by Auguste Perret, demonstrating its derivation into descriptive terms.

Le style architectural perretien est distinct et innovant.

The Perretian architectural style is distinct and innovative.