English–French
“rock” in French
How to say “rock” in French
“Rock” in French is rocher.
A large, hard stone outcrop that rises visibly above the ground, whether in the mountains or beside the sea.
Example sentences with rocher
Il y a une petite grotte sous le rocher.
There is a small cave under the rock.
Tips for using rocher
- French uses rocher for a distinct prominent mass, while caillou usually refers to a small stone and roche is the broader term for rock.


