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How do you say "molar" in French?

la molaire

Noun Feminine

In French, "molar" is la molaire.

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Pronunciation

Say mo-LEHR, with stress on the final syllable and a rolled French r.

Grammar notes

la molaire is feminine. Its plural is molaires.

Example sentence

Le dentiste a plombé une molaire à l’arrière.

The dentist filled a molar at the back.

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How to remember la molaire

Molaire is nearly identical to molar, just the ending shifts slightly.

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Questions about la molaire

How do you pronounce la molaire?

Say mo-LEHR, with stress on the final syllable and a rolled French r.

Is la molaire masculine or feminine?

la molaire is feminine. la molaire is feminine. Its plural is molaires.

How is la molaire used in French?

la molaire is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Le dentiste a plombé une molaire à l’arrière. (The dentist filled a molar at the back.).

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