a snowflake
Un flocon de neige
'un flocon [de neige]'
flocon de neige
flocon de neige
I suppose it is snowflake Un flocon de neige. pl : des flocons de neige
The literal translation of snowflake is 'flocons de neige'
snowball
French: flocon de neige Greek it's νιφάδα χιονιού Dutch it's sneeuwvlok spanish it's copo de nieve
Maybe... Papillion (butterfly) Flocon (flake, like snow flake, which is Flocon de Neige) Neige (snow) Blanche (white) Pouffe (puffy) Angelique (angelic) Catan (baby doll) Madeleine (sweet cupcake) Etoile (star) Hope this helps! All of those names should work.
in English
bonhomme or bonhomme de neige... I think
"La couleur de la neige" translates to "The color of the snow" in English. This phrase can evoke themes of purity, tranquility, or even the complexities of perception and reality, depending on the context in which it is used.