How to Say "Teresa" in French

Thérèse

/te.ʁɛz/feminine

Thérèse is the French form of the female given name Teresa.

Thérèse is a feminine given name.

Meaning: female given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is /te.ʁɛz/. It has two syllables.

In French literature, the name Thérèse is central to the shocking 19th-century novel 'Thérèse Raquin' by Émile Zola, which explores passion and guilt.
While Thérèse is the traditional form, the name is occasionally seen today as part of compound names, such as Marie-Thérèse, a combination common in French royal history.
The name Thérèse is often associated with the 'Little Flower' of Lisieux, a saint whose simple spirituality made her one of the most popular figures in French Catholicism.

Thérèse, il y a des années où les pommiers n’ont pas de pommes.
Teresa, there are years when the apple trees don't have any apples.
This sentence is useful for seeing the name used in a direct address.
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Les psychanalystes lacaniens ont utilisé l'œuvre « Sainte Thérèse en extase » comme un exemple de la jouissance féminine.
Lacanian psychoanalysts used the work "The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa" as an example of feminine jouissance.
This sentence shows the name appearing in the title of a work of art.
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Les psychanalystes lacaniens ont utilisé l'œuvre « L'Extase de sainte Thérèse » comme un exemple de la jouissance féminine.
Lacanian psychoanalysts have used the work "Saint Teresa in Ecstasy" as an example of feminine jouissance.
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Vous permettez que je vous présente Madame Thérèse Dupont?
May I introduce you to Mrs. Thérèse Dupont?
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