Question 1

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<ul><li>lacer</li>
<li>racle</li></ul>

Question 2

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

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Lower, speaking of lower yards, top masts or royals.
Have the keel more or less immersed in the water, speaking of a ship.
Stop abruptly, mainly with regard to an engine.
Give up.
Be satiated.
Be completely bald or suffer from baldness.
Understand (get).
Sink into water, mud, mire.
Lose its ice cover, speaking of a lake.
Immobilize, make upright.
Adjust a press to print the desired visual.
Put someone down.
Drink a glass as quickly as possible.
Settle comfortably and quietly somewhere.
Demean oneself.
In the expression "se caler une fille" to have sexual relations with her.

Question 3

Where does the French word "caler" come from?

Accepted Answer

(12th century) from the old Occitan calar ("to lower") derived from the Greek χαλάω, khalao ("to relax, let go, lower the mast"), not attested in Latin, see the Italian calare ("to lower the sails"), the Spanish calar (same meaning) derived from the same root.

Question 4

How to translate "caler" into german?

Accepted Answer

hoch

caler

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