This is the 8049th most frequent French word.
thetford
"Thetford" is not a French word; it is a proper noun referring to a town in England.
The proper noun 'Thetford' refers to a specific location, a place in England.
Je suis allé à Thetford pour visiter un château historique.
I went to Thetford to visit a historic castle.
Here, 'Thetford' is contextualized as the subject of the sentence, highlighting its characteristics.
Thetford est une ville charmante avec beaucoup de caractère.
Thetford is a charming town with a lot of character.
The word 'Thetford' is used to describe a place that is encountered during an activity, giving spatial context.