patient (someone displaying patience / or someone treated at the doctor's) is spelled the same in French.
Patient, malade
nom de plume
The English term for "matyaga" is "patient" or "persevering."
French Physician Philippe Pinel in 1804. He used the term "demence" to describe the incoherent mental state of a female patient.
No, "chevre" is not a French name for cow; it actually means "goat" in French. The term is often used to refer to goat cheese, which is a popular product in French cuisine. The French word for cow is "vache."
Patient.
its a french term meaning deputy chef
The only correct plural for French is French. "Frenches", as you say, or 'Frenchies' is a derogatory slang term.
The French term for "track changes" is "suivi des modifications".
It means to provide only the patient's name, rank, age and date of admission.
The French name for seal is "phoque." This term is commonly used to refer to various species of seals found in marine environments. It's worth noting that "phoque" can also sound like the French word for an inappropriate term, so context is important when using it.
Smackover, Arkansas, got its name from the French term "sumac couvert" which means "covered with sumac." The name was given by French explorers due to the abundance of sumac trees in the area.