/fɛ/ or /feɪ/ or /fɑː/ (depending on the context)

Definitions

1. noun

something that has been done or achieved, especially a notable or impressive feat

“The scientists’ most important fait was discovering a cure for the disease.”

2. noun

an action or event that has taken place, especially one that is considered to be a significant or interesting occurrence

“The news of the fait has been all over the front pages of the newspapers.”

3. noun

an established fact or situation, especially one that is considered to be inevitable or unavoidable

“The fait of the company going bankrupt was a major concern for the investors.”

4. verb

to make or do something

“She fait the cake for her daughter’s birthday.”

5. verb

to bring something into being or existence

“He fait a new company to compete in the market.”

6. verb

to make or bring about a particular situation or event

“The bad weather fait the parade to be cancelled.”