This is the 6619th most frequent French word.
jeane
The word "jeane" does not exist in French. It may be a misspelling of "jeans" (denim pants) or "jeune" (young).
In this sentence, 'jeane' is used as an adjective describing 'veste', signifying that the jacket is made of denim.
La veste jeane que tu portes est très élégante.
The denim jacket you are wearing is very stylish.
Here, 'Jeane' is a proper noun, serving as the name of a person.
Jeane adore explorer les montagnes le weekend.
Jeane loves exploring the mountains on weekends.
In this case, 'jeane' is used again as an adjective to describe 'chemise', indicating that the shirt is made of denim.