Paysan (literally "man of the land") means farmer in French.
"Paysan" in French refers to a peasant or a farmer. It is often used to describe someone who works on the land or is involved in agriculture.
The word "house" in French translates to "maison."
"La Shae" is not a standard French word or phrase. It appears to be a name or a stylized version of a name. It does not have a specific meaning in French.
The French word "stylo" translates to "pen" in English.
The French word for "total" is "total".
The feminine of "un paysan" is "une paysanne."
The likely word is the adopted Spanish word "paisan" (paisano) meaning countryman.The spelling is paesano in Italian, and paysan in French (originally meaning peasant).
The Old French word for "cottager" is "coterel."
le paysan
"paysan" the paysans were the poor farmers by the countryside.
"gulamala" is not a French word; it has no meaning in French.
un fermier, un agriculteur, un paysan
Dolce is an Italian word meaning sweet or meek. The French word is doux / douce.
The poor, underclass farmers living under the feudal system were called 'serfs' in French. The system itself was called 'servage', and tended to use that underclass as near-slaves. The common noun for farmers or people tending land is 'paysan' meaning countryman, farmer.
The English word gold has has the same meaning as the French word or.
Killer is not a French word.
The french word une means a,an,one
Opulence (fem.) is a French word with the same meaning.