appointer
verb
Syllable Decomposition
appointerfrom Old French apointier, see ap- and pointer, hence 'to shape to a point' (12th century), but also 'to settle a matter' (13th century) then 'to pay' (16th century), a meaning found in appoint and appointment. In tapestry, it is 'to stitch, to make stitches' see quilting.
Definitions
Conjugation
→ Conjugation of "appointer"Synonym
appointir
Translations
german:zuspitzen
english:pay
spanish:asalariar
dutch:salariëren
See also
appointé (adj.) appointe (v.) appointées (v.) appointant (v.) appointés (v.) appointons (v.) appointez (v.) appointent (v.) appointais (v.) appointions (v.) appointiez (v.) appointai (v.) appointas (v.) appointa (v.) appointâmes (v.) appointâtes (v.) appointèrent (v.) appointerai (v.) appointeras (v.) appointera (v.)