dakota

This is the 5900th most frequent French word.

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dakota

"Dakota" in French is typically a proper noun referring to the Native American Dakota people or the U.S. state. It does not have a distinct French-specific definition.


Here, 'Dakota' refers to the geographical name of a state in the United States (Dakota du Sud).

Le Dakota du Sud est un État américain célèbre pour le mont Rushmore.

South Dakota is an American state famous for Mount Rushmore.


In this context, 'Dakota' refers to the indigenous group who are part of the Sioux Nation.

Les populations Dakota sont connues pour leur riche patrimoine culturel.

The Dakota populations are known for their rich cultural heritage.


Here, 'Dakota' is used as a personal name inspired by the cultural and geographical significance of the word.

J'ai nommé mon cheval Dakota en hommage aux vastes plaines américaines.

I named my horse Dakota in homage to the vast American plains.