le estomac

Estomac is a French noun meaning "stomach" in English.

Meaning:

• The estomac refers to the organ in the digestive system where food is stored and begins to be broken down chemically.
• It can also be used figuratively to describe courage or the ability to "stomach" or endure something (e.g., "avoir de l'estomac" meaning to have guts or courage).

Parts of the Word:

• It comes from Latin stomachus, which itself comes from Ancient Greek στόμαχος (stómachos).
• It refers specifically to the biological organ.

Synonyms:

• In French, less common or more informal words for the stomach include ventre (belly, but more generally the abdomen).
• English synonyms: belly, abdomen (though anatomically different), gut (informal).

Antonyms:

• There's not a direct antonym since it's a part of the body, but if you consider the figurative meaning of "courage," antonyms might be lâcheté (cowardice).

Summary:

Estomac = the stomach, the upper digestive organ; also figuratively related to grit or endurance.