The opposite of "laide" in French, which means "ugly," is "belle," meaning "beautiful." While "laide" is used to describe something unattractive, "belle" is used to express aesthetic appeal or beauty.
The opposite of "laide" in French is "beau" which means beautiful or handsome.
If the person or object is masculine - laid If the person or object is feminine - laide
Oh, dude, the opposite of "belle" in French is "beau." It's like they're kind of like the yin and yang of beauty in French, you know? Belle for the ladies, beau for the dudes. French just likes to keep things balanced and fancy like that.
Laid (masc.) or laide (fem.).
"Ugly woman" is an English equivalent of the French phrase femme laide. The pronunciation of the feminine singular noun and adjective -- which translate literally as "woman ugly" -- will be "fahm lehd" in French.
"Ugly lamp" in English is lampe laide in French.
"Your mom is ugly!" in English is Ta maman est laide! in French.
belle means beautiful so the opposite is: ugly
laid (masc.) laide (fem.) add an s for plural forms
The French word "laid" translates to "ugly" in English.
Grosse fille laide (p.s. you could have checked google translate)
A belle laide is a person who is considered attractive despite not being conventionally beautiful.