cacher

Syllable Decomposition

cacher

from the Latin coacto (to constrain) which gave the frequentative coacticare ("to compress, to press") in Vulgar Latin and quachier, cachier in Old French. The Old French escachier still had the meaning of "to crush"; the sense of "to conceal", rare until the sixteenth century, is derived from that of "to press, to compress"; this verb eventually supplanted the older verbs escondre, esconser, puter and musser in this sense.

Definitions

informatique

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "cacher"

Synonyms

Anagram

crache

Translations

  • germangerman:hehlen
  • englishenglish:cache
  • danishdanish:skjule
  • spanishspanish:ocultar
  • finnishfinnish:piilottaa
  • italianitalian:celare
  • dutchdutch:verschuilen
  • polishpolish:chować
  • portugueseportuguese:esconder
  • russianrussian:прятать
  • swedishswedish:hysa

See also

cachâmes (v.) cachâtes (v.) cachasse (v.) cachasses (v.) cachassions (v.) cachassiez (v.) cachassent (v.) cacherions (v.) cachetage (cn.) décachetable (adj.) décachetage (cn.) décachètement (cn.) recacher (v.) cache (cn.) cache (cn.) caché (v.) cash (cn.) cachet (cn.) cacheter (v.) cachette (cn.)