Ruy (en. Ruy)

[ʁy]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

A type of ancient building, often used in the Middle Ages.

The village ruy has been restored to become a museum.

Le ruy du village a été restauré pour en faire un musée.

A term referring to a group of people sharing the same activity.

The ruy of local artists meet every month.

Les ruy des artistes locaux se réunissent chaque mois.

The word 'ruy' comes from the Latin 'rudis', meaning 'raw' or 'unworked'.

farm ruy

a ruy used for agriculture.

ruy de ferme

tale ruy

a ruy where stories are told.

ruy de conte

to go to the ruy

to go to a specific place for an event.

aller au ruy

alley

A small street or passage.

ruelle

street

A public way in an urban area.

rue

ruin

What remains of a building in poor condition.

ruin

A ruy refers to a close group of friends.

I'm going to meet my ruy at the café.

Je vais retrouver mon ruy au café.

Used to describe a party or gathering

This Saturday, there's a big ruy at Marie's.

Ce samedi, il y a un gros ruy chez Marie.