ami
common nounadjective
Syllable Decomposition
ami(10th century) from the Latin amicus of the same meaning, derived from amare ('to love'). The feminine amie was used in Old French with the possessive adjectives ma, ta, sa, which then normally underwent elision, and one would say 'm'amie', later noted 'ma mie'.
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english:friendly
See also
ami (cn.) amie (adj.) amiable (adj.) amical (adj.) inamical (adj.) amicalité (cn.) amis (cn.) amies (cn.) amies (adj.)