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How do you say "planter" in French?

la jardinièr

Noun Feminine

In French, "planter" is la jardinièr.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced zhar-dee-nee-air. Three syllables, stress on first. Related to jardin (garden).

Grammar notes

Feminine noun (la jardiniere). Plural is les jardinieres. From jardinier (gardener).

Example sentence

La jardiniere contient des fleurs.

The planter holds flowers.

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How to remember la jardinièr

Jardiniere comes from jardin (garden), so it is a planter for garden plants.

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Questions about la jardinièr

How do you say "planter" in French?

In French, "planter" is la jardinièr. It is a noun.

Is la jardinièr masculine or feminine?

Feminine noun (la jardiniere). Plural is les jardinieres. From jardinier (gardener).

How is la jardinièr used in a sentence?

Use la jardinièr as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La jardiniere contient des fleurs. (The planter holds flowers.).

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