remplie

Remplie is the feminine singular past participle of remplir, a French verb meaning to fill or to complete. In standard use, remplie functions as an adjective describing something that has been filled or completed. Common examples include une fiche remplie (a completed form) or une bouteille remplie (a filled bottle).

Grammatical use centers on agreement. When used with the auxiliary être, the participle agrees in gender and number with the subject: La fiche est remplie. When used with the auxiliary avoir, the participle may or may not agree depending on the presence and position of a preceding direct object; in many everyday uses, the agreement is determined by whether the direct object precedes the verb in the sentence. A typical, straightforward illustration is: elle a rempli la fiche (masculine participle here due to avoir and the feminine object following it). In other constructions, you can also see the feminine plural form remplies or masculine plural remplis, depending on gender and number.

Remplie does not function as a standalone noun in standard French; it is not a common or recognized noun or proper name. In rare cases, it might appear as a title, a label, or a surname in creative or regional usage, but such instances are nonstandard and not part of the core meaning.

Etymology traces remplie to remplir, with the feminine ending -ie marking gender. It is part of the common pattern of past participles in -i for -ir verbs in French.