This is the 1809th most frequent French word.
e
In French, "e" is the fifth letter of the alphabet and has no standalone definition.
The word 'é' is part of the word 'école', which means 'school' in French. The accent 'é' transforms the pronunciation of the letter 'e' to produce a distinct vowel sound.
Je vais à l'école pour apprendre.
I go to school to learn.
The word 'é' is found in the verb 'mangé', which is the past participle of 'manger' (to eat). The accented 'e' here shows the past action in the sentence.
J'ai mangé une pomme aujourd'hui.
I ate an apple today.
The word 'e' is present in 'elle', which means 'she' in French. Here, the 'e' is part of a pronoun and represents the feminine form for the subject.