Happelle

Happelle is not a standard entry in French dictionaries and is generally considered a misspelling or variant of other forms of the verb appeler. In ordinary usage, French speakers would encounter either appeller (the infinitive) or its inflected forms such as appelle, appelles, appelle, appelons, appelez, appellent, or the reflexive s’appeler.

In French grammar, appeler is the verb meaning to call or to name. Its present-tense forms include j’appelle (I call), tu appelles (you call), il/elle appelle (he/she calls), nous appelons (we call), vous appelez (you call), et ils/elles appellent (they call). The noun appel means a call or an appeal. The reflexive form s’appeler means to be named or to call oneself, as in Comment vous appelez-vous ? (What is your name?) and Je m’appelle Marie. The standard spelling for the third-person singular form is appelles with a single s after the initial vowel, not happelle.

If encountered as a proper noun, Happelle could appear as a surname or a place name in fictional or real contexts, but such uses are not common or widely documented. In general, “happelle” should be treated as a nonstandard spelling or a typographical error unless it appears in a specific named entity.