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"pois" = "pea", "poids" = "weight"
"du" = "of the"
"pouls" = "pulse"
petits pois is the name for peas in French.
"des pois" are "peas" in French.
"Pois" means "weight" in French when used as a standalone word. It can also refer to "peas" in the context of food.
'made of peas'
"peas" is "petit pois" in French ("petits pois" for pl.) "split peas" is "pois cassés".
It means the jersey / riding top (le maillot) with spots (a pois) red spots = (a pois rouge) In the cycling competition the Tour de France, the winner of the mountain challenge wears a white jersey with red spots and is familiarly called 'le maillot à pois'
J. J. Cartier has written: 'The pea aphid' -- subject(s): Pea aphid, Puceron du pois
"Pois moi" is a French phrase that translates to "for me" in English. It is often used in contexts where someone is expressing a preference or opinion regarding something that pertains to themselves.
Saint-Pois's population is 528.
Sant Poul
des pois, des petits pois
du has mean shut up