How to Say “Sauna” in French

sauna
masculine
The French word for sauna is sauna.
The word sauna refers to a sauna room or a sauna house.
Meaning: sauna room or house (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The word sauna is a masculine noun.

Did you know?

  • While sauna refers to the dry heat, French speakers use the word hammam for the traditional Turkish steam bath.
  • In French culture, a sauna is rarely found in a home unlike in Finland, so the word almost always evokes a commercial spa or a hotel.
  • In French health and beauty contexts, a sauna is frequently paired with the term cryothérapie to describe the contrast between extreme heat and cold.

Examples in context

  • Il est impensable de pénétrer habillé dans un sauna.
    The idea of entering a sauna wearing clothes is unthinkable.
    This sentence illustrates that one should not enter a sauna while clothed.
    Tatoeba #1237876 by sacredceltic, translation #2826597 by AlanF_US
  • En Finlande, presque tout le monde a un sauna à la maison.
    In Finland, almost everyone has a sauna in their home.
    This sentence notes that many people in Finland have a sauna in their homes.
    Tatoeba #12784682 by lbdx, translation #6635472 by Hybrid
  • « Sauna » est un des rares mots souvent utilisés qui ont été empruntés au finnois.
    "Sauna" is one of the few widely used words that have been borrowed from Finnish.
    This sentence explains that sauna is one of the rare common words borrowed from Finnish.
    Tatoeba #3787533 by Danquebec, translation #3785272 by Sanaseppo
  • Je vais au spa pour profiter du sauna.
    I'm going to the spa to enjoy the sauna.
  • Le centre de bien-être offre des séances de sauna chaque jour.
    The wellness center offers sauna sessions every day.
  • 2 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are at a spa.

  1. Gabriel

    Le sauna est enfin libre.
    The sauna is finally free.
  2. Manon

    Super, j'en ai vraiment besoin.
    Great, I really need it.
  3. Gabriel

    Tu veux y aller maintenant ?
    Do you want to go now?
  4. Manon

    Oui, allons-y, Gabriel.
    Yes, let's go, Gabriel.

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