Is « stand » masculine or feminine?
« stand » is masculine. You say le stand.
Article forms
| With the definite article | le stand |
| With the indefinite article | un stand |
| With the partitive article | du stand |
Plural
The plural is stands (les stands). A noun keeps its gender in the plural; only the article stops showing it.
In a sentence
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Tom va au stand, parce qu'il veut voir l'auteur.
Tom goes to the booth because he wants to see the author. -
À ce stand, on peut acheter de la laitue fraîche.
At this stand, one can buy fresh lettuce. -
À ce stand se trouvent les poires les moins chères.
There are the cheapest pears at this stand.
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Common questions
Is « stand » masculine or feminine?
« stand » is masculine. You say le stand.
Is it « la stand » or « le stand »?
It is « le stand ». « la stand » is incorrect.
Check another word, or read the complete guide to French noun gender.