la lumière
To say "light" as in a light color in French, you can use the word "clair."
lumière
The French word is "photographie", word which was created to mean "writing with the light" from two Greek words "photo" meaning light and "graphein" meaning to write.
light (noun) -> lumière (f) (verb) -> (s')éclairer, (s')allumer (adj lightweight) -> léger (-ère) (adj bright color) -> clair(e) Other meanings of the word "light" could require other translations.
Actually you have it , Blond is the french word meaning fair or light colored. Our English version is spelled Blonde and is taken directly from the french word.
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The word for "starlight" in French is "clarté des étoiles".
No, the word "environment" does not come from the same root as the word for light from the sun. "Environment" is derived from the Middle French word "environner," which means "to surround," while the word for light comes from Old English.
Fair-haired (and light-haired) are translated 'blond' (masc.) or 'blonde' (fem.) in French.
It depends on whether you mean "light" as in the noun, which is la lumière, or as in the adjective, which is leger/legère.
i believe it is either "coco" with a light "o" or "caca". is this a joke question?
The word "chandelier" comes from the French word 'chandelle', which means candle. Chandeliers were originally designed to hold candles in the past, and the word has evolved to refer to decorative light fixtures with multiple bulbs or candles.