deir

This is the 5940th most frequent French word.

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deir

It seems "deir" isn't a standard French word. Could you mean something else, like "dire" (to say)?


Here, 'deir' refers to 'monastery' in French, originating from its historical and architectural context.

Nous avons visité le deir ancien lors de notre voyage.

We visited the ancient monastery during our trip.


In this usage, 'deir' is used again to describe a religious building atop a mountain, highlighting its positional significance.

Le deir était situé au sommet de la montagne, offrant une vue spectaculaire.

The monastery was located at the top of the mountain, offering a spectacular view.


Here, 'deir' denotes an abandoned monastery found during an exploration, giving a sense of discovery and historical intrigue.

Lors de leur expédition, ils découvrirent un deir abandonné.

During their expedition, they discovered an abandoned monastery.