No. 8,146 in French
uccle
"Uccle" is not a French word; it refers to a municipality in Brussels, Belgium.
In a sentence
Je vais aller à Uccle demain.
I will go to Uccle tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'Uccle' is used as a proper noun referring to a commune in Belgium.
Elle habite à Uccle depuis cinq ans.
She has been living in Uccle for five years.
'Uccle' is functioning here as a geographical location, indicating where someone resides.
Le marché d'Uccle est toujours très animé.
The market in Uccle is always very lively.
Here, 'Uccle' identifies the location of the market, showing possession or association.
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