This is the 8021st most frequent French word.
tariq
The French word "tariq" is not standard; it might be a transliteration of the Arabic name "Tariq," meaning "morning star" or "he who knocks."
In this sentence, 'Tariq' is used as a proper noun to identify a specific person, showing the usage of names in sentences.
Tariq est arrivé tôt ce matin.
Tariq arrived early this morning.
Here, 'tariq' is used metaphorically to describe a path or way, referencing the Arabic origin of the word which means 'path' or 'route'.
Le chemin vers le sommet est un tariq difficile.
The path to the summit is a tariq difficult.
In this context, 'tariq' illustrates its poetic usage stemming from its Arabic root, often meaning 'the one who knocks' referring to something significant during the night, like a star or visitor.