nounverb

la ceinture

belt

Objet que l’on porte autour de la taille pour maintenir un vêtement ou comme accessoire de mode.

Ceinture is a French noun that translates to "belt" in English.

Meaning:

Clothing accessory:
It refers to a strip of leather, fabric, or other material worn around the waist to hold up pants or as a fashion accessory.
Example: Il porte une ceinture noire. — He is wearing a black belt.
Geographical/structural belt:
It can also mean a "belt" in a more abstract sense, such as a ring, band, or zone around something. For example, an urban belt ("ceinture urbaine") around a city, or a conveyor belt ("ceinture transporteuse") in industry.

Parts of the word:

Ceintro does not break down into smaller meaningful parts as it's a standalone noun.

Synonyms:

Sangle (strap)
Lacet (lace, though not exactly a synonym, can sometimes replace it depending on context)
Boucle (buckle, part of the belt)

Antonyms:

There are no direct antonyms to ceinture since it's a concrete object, but conceptually, "no belt" or "absence of a belt" could be considered opposite in context.

Summary:
Ceinture primarily means "belt" as a clothing accessory or a band/ring structure in various contexts. It represents something that encircles or holds together.