Is the French word masculine?

The French word "le" is masculine. It is the definite article for masculine singular nouns.

Here's why:

* Definite articles: In French, definite articles specify a particular noun. There are two main ones: "le" (masculine singular) and "la" (feminine singular).

* Masculine nouns: French nouns are either masculine or feminine. "Le" is used before masculine singular nouns.

Examples:

* Le livre (the book) - "Livre" is masculine

* Le chat (the cat) - "Chat" is masculine

* Le soleil (the sun) - "Soleil" is masculine

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