No. 8,003 in French
traore
"Traoré" is not a French word; it is a common West African surname.
In a sentence
Le joueur Traoré a marqué un but remarquable.
The player Traoré scored a remarkable goal.
The word 'Traoré' in this sentence is used as a proper noun, meaning it is the surname of a specific person, here mentioned as a football player.
La famille Traoré est célèbre pour ses talents artistiques.
The Traoré family is famous for their artistic talents.
The word 'Traoré' here is used to signify the surname of a family, indicating familial identity.
Chaque année, la tradition de la danse Traoré attire des centaines de visiteurs.
Each year, the tradition of the Traoré dance attracts hundreds of visitors.
In this sentence, 'Traoré' is used as part of a cultural identifier, describing a specific dance tradition associated with the name.
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