Toile is a word based on the French word for linen cloth, though it can also refer to canvas or the print on the fabric. The word toile is thought to have entered the English language around the 12th century.
The French word that sounds like "twal" is spelled "touaille." It refers to a towel or cloth used for cleaning.
étoile [etoal]
un tissu (masc.), une toile (fem.)
une étoile (fem.)
the French word "une étoile" means a star. "étoile" tends to indicate celestial bodies while the English word "star" has now replaced it to speak of celebrities - except in the expression "étoile montante" "l'étoile montante du tennis" = the up and coming / rising tennis star "la place de l'étoile" : a location in Paris, where the layout of the roads spreading away from the Arc de Triomphe suggests the branches of a star.
La Toile Daligram was created in 1972.
Web Web noun toile réseau tissu palmure lacis dossier bras
'La toile' means 'the canvas' (when you're talking about painting, art).
brillante (fem.): une étoile brillante (a shining star)
toile
Do you mean toile? Toile is a type of fabric. Usually white with white patterns. Or cream on cream.
Denim dont have a proper word in French, but as noun you can use the following;toile de jeantoiletreillis