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How do you say "nectar" in French?

le nectar

Noun Masculine

In French, "nectar" is le nectar.

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Pronunciation

Say nek-TAR, with stress on the final syllable and a rolled r.

Grammar notes

le nectar is masculine. Its plural is nectars.

Example sentence

L’abeille buvait le nectar de la fleur.

The bee drank nectar from the flower.

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How to remember le nectar

Nectar is spelled identically in both languages, the same sweet flower liquid.

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Questions about le nectar

How do you pronounce le nectar?

Say nek-TAR, with stress on the final syllable and a rolled r.

Is le nectar masculine or feminine?

le nectar is masculine. le nectar is masculine. Its plural is nectars.

How is le nectar used in French?

le nectar is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: L’abeille buvait le nectar de la fleur. (The bee drank nectar from the flower.).

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