This is the 5864th most frequent French word.
cubs
The French word "cubs" is not a French term; it is English and refers to young animals, specifically young foxes, lions, or bears.
The word 'lionceaux' here refers to 'cubs,' specifically the young of lions, highlighting its usage in referring to animal offspring.
Les lionceaux jouent ensemble dans la savane.
The cubs are playing together in the savannah.
In this sentence, 'lionceaux' metaphorically compares the young to lion cubs, demonstrating an analogy in behavior or learning.
Les petits s'apprennent à chasser, comme de jeunes lionceaux.
The young learn to hunt, like young cubs.
Here 'lionceaux' is used to describe a group of scouts in the context of their group name, showing a figurative or symbolic use.