Question 1

Where does the French word "buter" come from?

Accepted Answer

from Old French buter (to push, to strike), variant of bouter; the sense of 'to kill, to cause to die' comes from the noun but.

Question 2

What is the definition of the French word "buter"?

Accepted Answer

To stumble, to hit a protruding object on one's path.
To lean against something that stops it.
To support (a wall, a vault...) by means of a flying buttress, a buttress, to prevent it from spreading apart.
To push (someone) to a resolution where he fixes himself, stops.
To kill.
To set one's mind, to cling to something with obstinacy.
To score, to mark a goal.

Question 3

How to translate "buter" into english?

Accepted Answer

bump off

buter

Conjugation of the verb "buter"