laval

This is the 1087th most frequent French word.

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laval

"Laval" is a proper noun, referring to a city in Canada or France, or a surname.


In this sentence, 'Laval' is used as a proper noun referring to the name of a specific city.

Laval est une ville située au nord de Montréal.

Laval is a city located north of Montreal.


Here, 'laval' might be interpreted as referring to a special source or context, though it doesn't directly correspond to standard word usage and could be hypothetical or based on artistic license.

Je préfère l'eau de laval pour sa pureté.

I prefer water from the laval for its purity.


In this sentence, 'lavales' could be imagined as an adjective deriving from 'laval', indicating something related to a unique concept or setting, possibly imagined or metaphorical.

Les sources lavales sont rares et précieuses.

Laval sources are rare and precious.