doré if it qualifies a masculine noun
dorée if it qualifies a feminine noun
doré, dorée
doré(e)
Labrador. (La bra d'or- the golden arm)
The French word 'doré' may be translated as golden, gold-tipped, gold-colored, gold, gilt, gilded. It also may mean 'bronzed' or 'tanned' in terms of skin; and 'golden brown' in terms of chicken. Or its meaning may be stretched to include 'luxurious'.doré means golden-coloured or covered in gold
golden = dorado
What is the french word french of Jack ? the french word for Jack its Jacques .
No, bonchule isn't a word in french...but "bonchure" is a word in french
Verge D' Or
Labrador. (La bra d'or- the golden arm)
The French word 'doré' may be translated as golden, gold-tipped, gold-colored, gold, gilt, gilded. It also may mean 'bronzed' or 'tanned' in terms of skin; and 'golden brown' in terms of chicken. Or its meaning may be stretched to include 'luxurious'.doré means golden-coloured or covered in gold
If "note" means a musical note, then the translation is as follows: "la note d'or".
noel note d'or (there is some accents on the "o" and "e" in noel)
in French, golden is 'doré / dorée'
It means exactly the same as it does in English. -If you mean "how is golden said in French", that's "or".
Yes I have a Golden Lab and she retrieves deer antlers. Yes. It describes retrograde motion. "The French army retreats when it encounters an enemy."
Golden can be written as a masculine (doré) or a feminine adjective (dorée) in French.
oro is the latian word for golden
in the french golden root store
No, the word 'golden' is not a noun.The word 'golden' is the adjective form of the concrete noun 'gold'.