rabat

This is the 7581st most frequent French word.


rabat

"Rabat" in French refers to a flap or fold, often on clothing, accessories, or objects.


In this sentence, 'rabat' refers to the flap on an object, such as a bag or envelop, indicating its functional design.

J'ai acheté un nouveau sac avec un rabat pratique.

I bought a new bag with a practical flap.


Here, 'rabat' is used to describe a piece of cloth or material that covers or folds over another part, in the context of clothing.

Ma chemise a un rabat sur la poche avant.

My shirt has a flap on the front pocket.


In this sentence, 'Rabat' is a proper noun, referring to the name of a specific location, the capital city of Morocco.

Nous avons visité Rabat, la capitale du Maroc.

We visited Rabat, the capital of Morocco.