French translation of jenny is 
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Meaning of "jenny" in English

In English, "jenny" primarily refers to a female donkey. The term is derived from the Middle English word "jennet," meaning a small horse. Apart from this, "Jenny" is commonly used as a given name for women and can be a diminutive of names like Jennifer. The name Jenny also has cultural significance, appearing frequently in literature, film, and music. The use of "jenny" as a term for a female donkey is most common in agricultural contexts.

Meaning of "jenny" in French

In French, "jenny" doesn't bear a distinct meaning as a standalone word. When capitalized, "Jenny" serves as a proper name, equivalent to its use in English. It might also sometimes refer to a female donkey, similar to English, though "ânesse" is more commonly used in French. Additionally, "Jenny" functions culturally as a first name for women, maintaining its etymological roots and personal significance in French-speaking regions.

Pronunciation of "jenny" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈdʒɛni/.

Pronunciation Variations: In American English, it sounds like "JEH-nee," emphasizing the first syllable. In British English, it's similar but may sound slightly softer in tone. Dialectical variations are minimal.

Pronunciation of "jenny" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ʒɛ.ni/.

Pronunciation Variations: The French pronunciation tends to stress the ending more softly as "ZHEN-nee," with the 'j' pronounced as "zh." Regional accents might slightly alter the vowel sound.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. Jenny loves to read at the park. (Jenny aime lire au parc.)
2. The farmer introduced his new jenny to the herd. (Le fermier a présenté sa nouvelle ânesse au troupeau.)
3. Jenny is planning a trip to Paris next summer. (Jenny prévoit un voyage à Paris l'été prochain.)
4. Her favorite song is "Jenny from the Block." (Sa chanson préférée est "Jenny from the Block.")
5. The jenny was grazing peacefully in the field. (L'ânesse broutait paisiblement dans le champ.)
6. Jenny always helps her friends with their projects. (Jenny aide toujours ses amis avec leurs projets.)
7. The children were excited to see a jenny at the zoo. (Les enfants étaient excités de voir une ânesse au zoo.)
8. Jenny decorated her room with fairy lights. (Jenny a décoré sa chambre avec des guirlandes lumineuses.)
9. Jenny's laughter is contagious. (Le rire de Jenny est contagieux.)
10. They named their new boat "Jenny." (Ils ont nommé leur nouveau bateau "Jenny.")

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "jenny" in English

Synonyms: female donkey.

Antonyms: jack, male donkey.

Similar Words: mare, doe, ewe, cow, hen.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "jenny" in French

Synonyms: ânesse.

Antonyms: âne, baudet.

Similar Words: mule, jument, brebis, vache, poule.

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