No. 7,574 in French
ris
"Ris" means "sweetbreads" (culinary term) or "laughs" (plural form of "ri" from old French for laughter).
In a sentence
Les enfants ont ri toute la journée.
The children laughed all day.
Here, 'ri' is the past participle of the verb 'rire' (to laugh), used in the past tense.
Son sourire était éclatant, et cela a fait élever des ris parmi nous.
Her smile was radiant, and it caused laughter among us.
In this sentence, 'ris' represents plural 'laughs' or laughter, used poetically or formally.
Je ris souvent en lisant ce livre comique.
I often laugh when reading this comic book.
Here, 'ris' is the first-person singular present form of the verb 'rire'.
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