ge

This is the 3530th most frequent French word.

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ge

"Ge" is not a standalone word in French; it may be part of a larger word or phrase.


Here, 'ge' refers to a phonetic sound, emphasizing its linguistic aspect.

Le ge, un son guttural dans certaines langues, peut être difficile à prononcer.

The 'ge,' a guttural sound in some languages, can be difficult to pronounce.


In this context, 'gé' is the root of 'génoise,' referring to a type of sponge cake.

Pour le dessert, j'ai choisi une génoise pour accompagner le thé.

For dessert, I chose a sponge cake to accompany the tea.


The word 'gé' is part of 'gémit,' indicating an expression of sound, contextualized within a verb 'gémir' which means 'to groan.'

Il gémit doucement à cause de la douleur.

He groaned softly because of the pain.