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How do you say ridge in french?

The French word for "ridge" depends on the context:

For a geographical ridge (mountain range):

* Crête: This is the most common and general word for a ridge.

* Chaîne de montagnes: This refers to a mountain range, which can be considered a large ridge.

* Arête: This word is more specific and refers to a sharp, narrow ridge, often found in mountainous areas.

For a raised edge or a raised line on a surface:

* Crête: This word can also be used for a raised edge, such as the ridge of a roof.

* Bord: This means "edge" and can be used for a ridge on a surface.

* Rebord: This is a more formal word for a raised edge, often used in architecture.

For a raised line on a plowed field:

* Butte: This word specifically refers to a raised line of soil in a field.

For a ridge on a fingernail:

* Crête: This word can also be used for a ridge on a fingernail.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the type of ridge you are referring to.

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