didées

Didées is not a recognized term in standard French or English lexicons. In French, the plural of the noun idée is idées; the form didées does not occur in formal orthography and would be considered incorrect in standard writing. When encountered, didées is usually a misspelling, a typographical error, or a stylized proper noun used in branding, fiction, or as a personal or place name. The correct French word for “ideas” remains idées.

Because didées lacks an established definition in major languages, its meaning is entirely context-dependent. It may be used in invented vocabularies, artistic works, or marketing to evoke a French aesthetic or to create a distinctive term. In such cases the intended sense—if any—is determined by the surrounding text or branding rather than by a fixed linguistic meaning.

In English-language contexts, didées is generally avoided in favor of ideas, except when used as a proper name or in quoted or stylized passages. Writers and editors typically treat didées as an anomaly to be corrected to idées or replaced with a conventional term unless there is a clear, intentional reason for the unusual spelling.

See also:

- idée

- idées

- ideation

- Ideen (German)