How to Say ‘Tired.’ in French
Fatiguée.
fah-tee-gay
[fah-tee-gay]
💬 Usage Tip: "Fatiguée" is the feminine form of "tired," so it matches a female chicken: une poule. For a male animal, you'd hear "fatigué."
🇫🇷 In France: French people commonly describe animals with the same everyday adjectives used for humans, like "fatiguée," "calme," or "stressée."
Phrase Breakdown
Fatiguée
[fah-tee-gay]
tired
Feminine form of tired, used here to describe the hen’s condition.
Depuis ce matin, elle semble Fatiguée et respire difficilement.
Since this morning, she seems tired and is breathing with difficulty.
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