états

This is the 180th most frequent French word.


états

"États" in English means "states."


Here, 'États' is used as part of a proper noun, referring to 'United States' ('États-Unis' in French).

Les États-Unis sont un grand pays.

The United States is a large country.


In this sentence, 'état' is singular and refers to a condition or situation someone is in.

Elle est dans un état de grande confusion.

She is in a state of great confusion.


Here, 'états' is plural and used in a scientific context to describe forms of matter.

Les états de la matière incluent solide, liquide et gaz.

The states of matter include solid, liquid, and gas.