No. 11,662 in French
sanclaudien
A "sanclaudien" refers to an inhabitant of Saint-Claude, a town in France.
In a sentence
Le marché sanclaudien attire de nombreux visiteurs chaque année.
The Saint-Claude market attracts many visitors every year.
Here, 'sanclaudien' is used as an adjective to describe people or things related to Saint-Claude, such as events or places.
Elle a acheté un tableau peint par un artiste sanclaudien.
She bought a painting created by a Saint-Claude artist.
In this instance, 'sanclaudien' describes an artist originating from Saint-Claude.
Les sanclaudiens se sont réunis pour célébrer la fête de leur ville.
The Saint-Claude residents gathered to celebrate their town's festival.
Here, 'sanclaudiens' is used as a plural noun referring to the inhabitants of Saint-Claude.
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