Understanding the Expression "Avoir du Foin": Richness and Its Variations

Jan 05, 2026

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The French expression "avoir du foin" and its variations, such as "plein les poches" and "dans ses bottes," are used to describe someone who is wealthy. This article explores the meanings, uses, and cultural significance of these phrases, providing historical context and examples. Discover how these expressions reflect societal views on wealth and how they permeate conversations in everyday French life. Join us on this linguistic journey to uncover the richness of French idioms related to money and status.

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Understanding the Expression "Avoir du Foin": Richness and Its Variations

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Avoir Du Foin Par: Thomas et Albright
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nsraustralia.com Les expression avoir du foindanssesbottes, avoir du foinplein les pochesou, simplement, avoir du foin, s’emploient pour qualifier unepersonne riche.