arme

common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

armé

from Latin arma (weapons, armed soldiers), which is a neuter plural with a collective meaning of 'things to defend oneself with' (see armare for a detailed explanation). From this collective, the Romance languages have made a singular feminine. This neuter plural origin explains why the plural of the word does not have exactly the same meaning as the singular.

Definitions

Anagram

ramé

See also

armais (v.) armions (v.) armiez (v.) armâmes (v.) armâtes (v.) armèrent (v.) armerai (v.) armeras (v.) armera (v.) armerons (v.) armerez (v.) armasse (v.) armasses (v.) armassions (v.) armassiez (v.) armassent (v.) armerait (v.) armerions (v.) armeriez (v.) armée (v.)