Beyoncé's name will now be cemented in the French language because the superstar's name is getting added to a French ...
In its 2025 edition, the French encyclopedic dictionary Larousse highlights stars like Beyoncé and LeBron James among 150 new ...
We do know that the original “maverick” was a Texan cattle rancher of that name, who consistently refused to brand his cows.
She is celebrated globally for her groundbreaking work across the music and movie industry. But, in what comes as a linguistic coup, Beyoncé is now accorded the status of a noun in the Larousse ...
Other new additions to the dictionary include “fast fashion,” adopted from English, and “platisme,” the French term for flat ...
Beyoncé may have already dominated R&B, pop and country music, but now she’s taking over the French language.>> Read more ...
Beyoncé's name has been added to the French encyclopedic dictionary Petit Larousse Illustré among a list of 40 international ...
Other new additions to the dictionary include the English phrase "fast fashion", "platisme" - the French term for Flat Earth ...
The 2025 edition includes some words that come straight from English, as well as many environment-related terms ...
Beyoncé is among the 40 individuals newly included in the French encyclopedic dictionary Petit Larousse Illustré.
The singer is one of 40 people to be listed as proper nouns in the Larousse dictionary, while defenders of the language chide ...
The singer is one of 40 people - including LeBron James and Cate Blanchett — who will be added to the new edition of the Larousse dictionary Mason Poole/Parkwood Media/Getty Beyoncé's name is about to ...