French

Poison ivy in French is sumac vénéneux. The term refers to one of several ivy-like urushiol-producing plants (noun).

Kira is a proper name used in French to refer to a person.

The English phrase swim bladder is translated into French as vessie natatoire. vessie natatoire refers to the organ in a fish.

Catherine is the French way to say the female given name Catherine. Catherine is used as a feminine given name.

The English word ‘caring’ can be translated into French as attentionné.

The English phrase hobo is translated into French as clochard. Both terms refer to a homeless person.

The English phrase “lounge chair” is chaise longue in French.

The English phrase “my mistake” is translated into French as mon erreur.

In French, jet means jet. The word jet is used to describe a stream or spray of liquid, such as a jet d’eau (water jet/fountain).

The English phrase “heartburn” is translated into French as brûlures d’estomac.