Founded in 1635, the Académie Française is a long-established academic authority, one of the five academic academies of the Institut Française, whose main task is to regulate the French language and protect the various arts. The Academy is composed of forty members, and it is a great honor to be elected as a member of the Academy, which is the highest authority in the French academic world. The members of the Académie Française are the most prestigious, and it is logical that they should be called members of the Académie Française, as well as the other four academies. The members of the Academy work to maintain the clarity and purity of the evolving French language, specifically, to regulate the correct use of the language through the compilation of a dictionary of fixed language usage, and to achieve this goal through their recommendations and participation in the various committees that define the terminology